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5:30 pm, Community Room
Join us each week for Kindergarten Prep and to explore a book. We will read the story, then participate in crafts and activities that relate to the story.
Recommended ages 3 to 6 years old. Registration required.
Unfortunately this program has been canceled due to cold temperatures and possible wet grounds. We hope you will join us when Lawn Chair Cinema returns in the spring!Library Lawn
Open to the public
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
Free Birds (2013)
Library Lawn
Open to the public
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
The Labyrinth (1986)
Join the New Cumberland Public Library for its “Lawn Chair Cinema” on the library grounds—an outdoor movie night that invites film lovers of all ages to enjoy a classic or family-friendly film under the stars. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and snacks for a relaxed and comfortable viewing experience. These free community events are open to the public and offer a welcoming atmosphere for all.
Library Lawn
Open to the public
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
Little Shop of Horrors (1960)
Join the New Cumberland Public Library for its “Lawn Chair Cinema” on the library grounds—an outdoor movie night that invites film lovers of all ages to enjoy a classic or family-friendly film under the stars. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and snacks for a relaxed and comfortable viewing experience. These free community events are open to the public and offer a welcoming atmosphere for all.
6pm in the BCC Classroom, Upper Level
Do you have a DSLR or mirrorless camera and aren't sure how to use it? Are you still taking photos using only the AUTOMATIC mode? If you answered yes, then this is the perfect class for you! Each class, taught by instructor & photographer, Michael Yatsko, will begin with an exploration of a new topic followed by some hands-on application of the technique or idea. Weekly assignments will also be given to reinforce what has been learned in class. During this class you will learn about the history of photography and cameras, the science behind how a DSLR camera works, the exposure triangle - aperture, shutter speed and ISO, many different composition techniques, lenses, and much, much more. In order to participate you need to have a DSLR or mirrorless camera. Ages 13+; Seating is limited and will be held in the Business & Career Center Classroom. Registration is required: $150 fee covers all six classes.
Author and historian David Smith will discuss they mystery surrounding the bodies of 3 young girls found near the Pine Grove Furnace more than 90 years ago that led to a national search for their identities and the circumstances surrounding their deaths. New details have recently become available. For ages 18+. No registration needed. You may enter the library lower level using the downhill ramp from the parking lot.
This presentation will include details found in police records just last year that were not available when the book ‘Babes in the Woods’ was written. There is an addendum to the original book now available to purchase.
This program is for adults aged 18 and up and no registration is necessary.
This program is held in the library lower level. You may enter this level directly from the rear parking lot using the downhill ramp.
MATERIALS FEE OF $20. Create a lovely mosiac of a maple leaf or a pumpkin using a variety of fall colors (you can choose the design and colors on the day of the program). A materials fee of $20 is due at the time of registration. To register, stop by the library or call (717) 486-3688. Space is limited! For ages 14+.
No prior experience necessary.
All supplies provided.
A portion of the cost for this program has been subsidized by a grant from the Partnership for Better Health, but a materials fee of $20 per person is due at the time of registration.
MATERIALS FEE OF $15. Our friends at Plantscapes by Design are back to help you design your own ‘Pumsucculent’ planter. Everything you need will be provided. Part of the cost for the program is covered by a grant, but a materials fee of $15 is due at the time of registration. To register, stop by the library or call (717) 486-3688. Space is limited! For ages 18+.
Learn about the four Cs of Grief: Common, Complex, Complicated, and Life Changing.
We will look at various aspects of grief, including how common grief is in our everyday lives, the complexities of grief, and how it impacts us socially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually (to name a few).
We will also look at complicated vs. non-complicated grief: when is it moving in the right direction, or when it isn’t. And finally, we will look at how grief is life-changing: how do we move forward and grow stronger and more resilient in our grief? Time will be given for questions and sharing.
Our presenter, Jody Brandt, currently serves as the Director of Conference and Event Services at Messiah University. Jody holds a BA in Family Studies from Messiah University and a Master of Social Work degree from Temple University. She has previously spent many years working as a social worker and marketer for several hospice organizations. Jody also serves as an adjunct Professor in the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences, specializing in the topic of grief and loss. Jody has been privileged to teach the course, Death, Grief, and Caring at Messiah University for many years.
Many thanks to Messiah University for partnering with us to present this program!
Location: The Learning and Book Sale Center at 45 W. Allen St., Mechanicsburg
Registration: Register online to attend.
Questions? Email Joelene or call 766-0171.
Foundation House
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
The West Shore Wood Carvers Club will discuss the art of wood carving and provide demonstrations of different wood carving techniques.