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Summer programming heats up at Penn Hills Library

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Ray Bober, 14, pours water on her friend, Haiven Scott, 12, as Elis Mihok (left), 14, looks on while another soaked friend tries to hide during a water balloon fight July 22 outside the Penn Hills Library. The library offers a variety of programming to keep all ages engaged throughout the summer.
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Dom Acquaviva, 8, proudly displays his artwork during a session of the Prehistoric Club on July 22 at Penn Hills Library.
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Teens participate in a water balloon fight July 22 outside the Penn Hills Library. The teen session that day included making Shrinky Dinks on the library’s patio and cooling off with a water battle. The library offers a variety of programming to keep all ages engaged throughout the summer.
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Baylor Wilmitte (center), 7, listens to instructor Miranda Gray talk about the lives of dinosaurs during a session of the Prehistoric Club on July 22 at Penn Hills Library.
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Instructor Miranda Gray talks about the lives of dinosaurs during a session of the Prehistoric Club on July 22 at Penn Hills Library.
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Instructor Miranda Gray talks about the lives of dinosaurs during a session of the Prehistoric Club on July 22 at Penn Hills Library.

Don’t let the heat of summer keep you from chilling out at the Penn Hills Library.

These days, libraries are more than just books and periodicals. And the Penn Hills site at 1037 Stotler Road is no exception.

The library’s mission is to “empower our community by providing free and equitable access to public spaces, information and resources.”

To that end, it offers jam-packed calendars of events for adults, teens and younger children. A wide variety of programs are scheduled each month — from art and music to science and games.

For a list of offerings, visit pennhillslibrary.org.

This summer, stop by for the air-conditioned comfort and stay to learn something new.

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