A basic American Sign Language (ASL) class free to the public.

Visit with therapy dogs every week! These adorable companions offer more than just furry friendship; they're experts at reducing stress and anxiety. Hang out in the Library’s Community Space and pet a pup while you’re at it.

Come watch G or PG rated movies every Thursday morning at Cochranton Area Public Library.

Movie license compliments of the Friends. Call 814-425-3996 or stop by the library for movie titles.

An outdoor adventure scouting for butterflies! Kathy Uglow will introduce some interesting facts about butterflies and provide a “Crawford County Guide to Our Common Butterflies”.

Meeting will be at Shelter #1 in Stainbrook Park. Register today by calling 814-763-5269

Come see all the classic cars in Diamond Park during the 16th annual Thunder in the City! There will also be music, vendors, and food trucks. Admission is free.

Coffee, community, and connection! Meadville Public Library’s weekly coffee hour offers a chance to sip, chat, and discover all the wonderful things our community has to offer. Plus, meet representatives from local organizations doing great work in our area.

This week, we're chatting with Amara Geffen about the Arc Greenspace!

Join Experience Meadville in downtown Meadville on Friday, August 1st for the First Friday Sidewalk Sales from 5-8pm!

Celebrate the unique charm of Meadville with a relaxed night out in support of local artists and small businesses.

This is the fourth year that Hatch Hollow is hosting an Allegheny College Alumni Art Exhibition in partnership with Allegheny’s Blue & Gold Weekend.

Opening night will be on Friday, August 1st, 2025 from 5-8 PM. The gallery will be on view until September 20th, 2025.

Come see all the classic cars in Diamond Park during the 16th annual Thunder in the City! There will also be music, vendors, and food trucks. Admission is free.

Drop into Meadville Public Library’s monthly Learning Labs to practice your American Sign Language!  At these labs, get introduced to library books that help teach ASL, from handbooks to children's picture books that feature Sign Language. Plus, pick up some basic signs like names, colors, and the alphabet with volunteer instructors Aleta and Mellie.  These labs are designed to help support sign language learners of all ages and abilities.  Participants are welcome to stop by for just a few minutes or stay for the whole hour!

Visit with therapy dogs every week! These adorable companions offer more than just furry friendship; they're experts at reducing stress and anxiety. Hang out in the Library’s Community Space and pet a pup while you’re at it.

Create your own cards with Natalie Gramley at the Margaret Shontz Memorial Library. All materials provided.

$5 for 2 cards or $10 for 4 cards. Come into the library or call 814-382-6666 to sign up.

Bring your current read and settle in for 50 minutes of uninterrupted reading in the Library's Community Space (top floor). This is the perfect opportunity for those who find it hard to concentrate at home, or want a dedicated time to dive into their books. After reading, stick around for a brief conversation where you can share what you're reading (if you like!), discover new titles, and connect with other book lovers.

This event series is generously sponsored by Meadville Medical Center.

Traditional book clubs can be exhausting and too much pressure at times. For this book club, you pick what you want to read based on a monthly theme. The meeting is held in the top floor community space.

The theme for August: Action & Adventure

Happy reading!

Gather some wildflowers with District Education Specialist Kathy Uglow to use our “easy to make'“ flower presses, repurposing cardboard and newspaper to press flowers.

Meet at Shelter #1 in Stainbrook Park. Register today by calling 814-763-5269

Come watch G or PG rated movies every Thursday morning at Cochranton Area Public Library.

Movie license compliments of the Friends. Call 814-425-3996 or stop by the library for movie titles.

Coffee, community, and connection! Meadville Public Library’s weekly coffee hour offers a chance to sip, chat, and discover all the wonderful things our community has to offer. Plus, meet representatives from local organizations doing great work in our area/

The Second Saturday Community Market is held in downtown Meadville, PA from May - September. This season, you can find them on Chestnut Street between Park Ave and Mulberry Alley.

Each 2nd Saturday of the month from 9AM - 2PM, browse the wares of local vendors and businesses, enjoy local foods, live music and entertainment, and family activities.

Visit with therapy dogs every week! These adorable companions offer more than just furry friendship; they're experts at reducing stress and anxiety. Hang out in the Library’s Community Space and pet a pup while you’re at it.

Find out all about many of the “furry” animals living all around us in NWPA! Join guest presenter Jim Murphy, PA Trappers Association, for this introduction to furbearing animals. All ages will enjoy this program!

Meet at Shelter #1 in Stainbrook Park. Register today by calling 814-763-5269

Come watch G or PG rated movies every Thursday morning at Cochranton Area Public Library.

Movie license compliments of the Friends. Call 814-425-3996 or stop by the library for movie titles.

Make a beach glass earrings or a pendant necklace with Deb Martin. $10 per person, materials included.

Stop by the library or call 814-382-6666 for more information.

Coffee, community, and connection! Our weekly coffee hour offers a chance to sip, chat, and discover all the wonderful things our community has to offer. Plus, meet representatives from local organizations doing great work in our area.

Come celebrate opening day! Free admission all day.

Donation Day - Pay What You Can Gate Admission

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission. Ride-A-Rama Wrist Bands 1 PM- 5 PM or 6 PM - 10 PM are $20.

Have some fun finding out how disc golf is played! CCCD Nutrient Management Technician Sydney Holler will explain how the sport works and the rules of the game. Then, we will check out the disc golf course at Woodcock…AND we will give it a try. Everyone can participate in this fun program and all ages are welcome!

Meeting in Stainbrook Park by Woodcock Creek. Register today by calling 814-763-5269

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Senior Citizens (65+) and Veterans will receive free admission all day. Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Visit with therapy dogs every week! These adorable companions offer more than just furry friendship; they're experts at reducing stress and anxiety. Hang out in the Library’s Community Space and pet a pup while you’re at it.

About Paws Hand Delivered: Our handlers are compassionate people who love sharing their four-legged family member with others in need. These volunteers often obtain clearances in order to visit and lovingly give their time. They are local community members who collectively make Crawford County a better place! We provide services to local nursing homes, retirements communities, reading programs, classrooms, companionship, and much more.

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Come watch G or PG rated movies every Thursday morning at Cochranton Area Public Library.

Movie license compliments of the Friends. Call 814-425-3996 or stop by the library for movie titles.

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Last day of the 2025 fair! Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Visit with therapy dogs every week! These adorable companions offer more than just furry friendship; they're experts at reducing stress and anxiety. Hang out in the Library’s Community Space and pet a pup while you’re at it.

Join Penn State Extension Master Gardener Nancy Meyer for an informal talk about perennials! Discussion points will include: What is a perennial? How long do they live? What do I do when they’re done blooming? When is the best time to move them? What are some of the new trends in perennials?

Bring your questions and pictures to the chat!

Coffee, community, and connection! Meadville Public Library’s weekly coffee hour offers a chance to sip, chat, and discover all the wonderful things our community has to offer. Plus, meet representatives from local organizations doing great work in our area.