June Library Programs
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June Programs
for Adults, Teens and Children
Mondays ❘ 10 am
Wednesdays ❘ 12 pm
Job and Career Classes
Light Literary Lunch Club
Are you between jobs or looking for new opportunities? Discover
your dream career path, develop technology skills, find and apply
for jobs, tune up your résumé and ace your interview. ■
“How to Become a Writer” by Lorrie Moore
Mondays ❘ 10 am
June 3
Do you love literature but don’t have much time to enjoy it? Bring lunch
and join the discussion of a short story. Light refreshments are provided.
Second Wednesday Meditation Group
Tuesdays ❘ 12:15 pm
The Reel Story
June 2 ❘ DVD 115 minutes
A chef who loses his restaurant job starts a food truck in an effort
to reclaim his creativity while piecing back together his estranged
family. Starring Jon Favreau and Sofia Vergara. (2014)
Les Paul: Chasing Sound
June 9 ❘ DVD 87 minutes ❘ Presented by PBS
American Masters tells the rags-to-riches story of Les Paul, the
legendary inventor and guitarist. This documentary includes classic
television appearances and interviews with B.B. King, Jeff Beck and
other musicians.
June 10 ❘ Doors open at noon, close at 12:15 pm. Sessions last 35 minutes
Whether you’re a seasoned meditator or just a beginner, join us for a
meditation practice session. Each session features an audio guided
meditation followed by silent meditation.
Smithfield Critics Book Discussion Group
June 17
Ghost Map : The Story of London's Most Terrifying Epidemic—
And How It Changed Science, Cities, and the Modern World
by Steven Johnson
In the summer of 1854, a devastating cholera outbreak seizes London
just as it is emerging as a modern city. When a doctor maps the pattern
of the outbreak back to its source, he establishes a precedent for the
way the modern world thinks about the spread of disease and the
urban environment. ■
Thursday Lunch and Learn ❘ 12:15 pm
The Reel Story
June 16 ❘ DVD 105 minutes
This film focuses on the painter Margaret Keane, her phenomenal
success in the 1950s and the subsequent legal difficulties she had
with her husband, who claimed credit for her works. Starring Amy
Adams and Christoph Waltz. (2014)
The Reel Story
June 23 ❘ DVD 114 minutes
Mathematician Alan Turing, the pioneer of modern-day computing,
famously led a team during World War II in the cracking of Germany’s
so-called unbreakable codes. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch and
Keira Knightley. (2014)
Mel Brooks: Make a Noise
June 30 ❘ DVD 85 minutes ❘ Presented by PBS
This documentary focuses on legendary comedian, director and
screenwriter Mel Brooks and his more than 60-year career in
show business. ■
Bring your lunch and a thirst for knowledge.
Estate Planning is for Everyone
June 4 ❘ Presented by Jennifer Dunn, Fifth Third Bank
No matter your age, marital status or net worth, estate planning keeps
everyone prepared. Learn about the most common documents used
in estate planning: the will, trust, power of attorney, medical directive
and living will.
Seven Wonders of the Muslim World
June 18 ❘ DVD 56 minutes ❘ Presented by PBS
Just in time for the start of Ramadan, this film follows six young Muslims
as they travel to seven key Islamic landmarks.
TechConnect: Craigslist Basics
June 25
Do you have a garage full of knick knacks, furniture or electronic equipment you’re looking to sell? Looking for a used car or an apartment? Learn
how in this workshop on buying and selling online with Craigslist. ■
Want to know more? 412.281.7141 ❘ carnegielibrary.org ❘ facebook.com/carnegielibraryofpittsburgh
DOWNTOWN & BUSINESS
612 Smithfield Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
June Programs
for Adults, Teens and Children
Fridays ❘ 1 pm
Teen Programs ❘ 3:30 pm
Let’s Speak English
Teen Time
If English is not your native language, join our group for lively English
conversation. You don't need to bring anything or register. Let's Speak
English is free and meets for an hour every Friday. ■
Saturdays ❘ 2:30 pm
TechConnect: Computer Basics
June 6 ❘ 2:30 – 4 pm
Are you new to computers? Are you uncomfortable using a mouse,
drop-down menus or scroll bars? In this class you will learn the
fundatmentals of a computer and how to use Microsoft Windows.
This class is designed for those who haave little or no
computer experience.
Résumé Assistance by Appointment
Saturday, June 6 & June 20 ❘ 12 – 2 pm
Thursdays ❘ 3:30 pm
The Library is the place to be in the afternoon. If you’re into cool art
projects, epic games, music, movies and just chilling out, come kick it
at Teen Time! ■
Children’s Programs ❘ 10:15 am
Stuffed Animal Sleepover and Brunch
Friday, June 12 ❘ Stuffed Animal drop off by 5 pm
Saturday, June 13 ❘ 10:15 am Pick-up and brunch
What happens in the Library at night? The toys come alive! Bring
one of your favorite stuffed animals to the Library, then pick up your
friend on Saturday morning, enjoy brunch together and see pictures
from the group's Library adventure! Space is limited. Please call the
Library at 412.281.7141 by Thursday, June 12 to register. This program is
for children ages 4 and up with a caregiver or parent. ■
One-on-one assistance is available to help you develop a strong
résumé so you can land an interview. Bring a copy of your résumé
to receive feedback from a qualified volunteer. To register, please
call 412.281.7141 or visit the Library
Meet the Author: Lillie Leonardi
Special Programs
June 13 ❘ 2:30 – 4 pm
Local author and retired policewoman Lillie Leonardi will read from
her book In the Shadow of a Badge and discuss her experience as a
first responder to the Flight 93 crash on 9/11.
Saturday Silver Screen Film Club
June 20 ❘ DVD 121 minutes
A brash adventurer steals a coveted orb and becomes the object of a
relentless bounty hunt. He gathers up a ragtag team of fighters but
when the true power of the orb is discovered, he must rally his band
of misfits for a desperate battle that will decide the fate of the galaxy.
Reading Room
@ Market Square
Tuesdays, June 9 – August 25 ❘ 11 am – 2 pm
Release your inner bookworm! Browse
the used book sale and buy a book for
as little as $1 for your own library. ■
Introduction to Organic Gardening
June 27 ❘ 2:30 – 4 pm
Presented by Bob Madden, Garden Dreams
Learn to grow your own all natural garden, including how to amend
your soil, start your seeds, plant seedlings and maintain a healthy,
productive garden. ■
Want to know more? 412.281.7141 ❘ carnegielibrary.org ❘ facebook.com/carnegielibraryofpittsburgh
DOWNTOWN & BUSINESS
612 Smithfield Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
for Adults, Teens and Children
Mondays ❘ 10 am
Wednesdays ❘ 12 pm
Job and Career Classes
Light Literary Lunch Club
Are you between jobs or looking for new opportunities? Discover
your dream career path, develop technology skills, find and apply
for jobs, tune up your résumé and ace your interview. ■
“How to Become a Writer” by Lorrie Moore
Mondays ❘ 10 am
June 3
Do you love literature but don’t have much time to enjoy it? Bring lunch
and join the discussion of a short story. Light refreshments are provided.
Second Wednesday Meditation Group
Tuesdays ❘ 12:15 pm
The Reel Story
June 2 ❘ DVD 115 minutes
A chef who loses his restaurant job starts a food truck in an effort
to reclaim his creativity while piecing back together his estranged
family. Starring Jon Favreau and Sofia Vergara. (2014)
Les Paul: Chasing Sound
June 9 ❘ DVD 87 minutes ❘ Presented by PBS
American Masters tells the rags-to-riches story of Les Paul, the
legendary inventor and guitarist. This documentary includes classic
television appearances and interviews with B.B. King, Jeff Beck and
other musicians.
June 10 ❘ Doors open at noon, close at 12:15 pm. Sessions last 35 minutes
Whether you’re a seasoned meditator or just a beginner, join us for a
meditation practice session. Each session features an audio guided
meditation followed by silent meditation.
Smithfield Critics Book Discussion Group
June 17
Ghost Map : The Story of London's Most Terrifying Epidemic—
And How It Changed Science, Cities, and the Modern World
by Steven Johnson
In the summer of 1854, a devastating cholera outbreak seizes London
just as it is emerging as a modern city. When a doctor maps the pattern
of the outbreak back to its source, he establishes a precedent for the
way the modern world thinks about the spread of disease and the
urban environment. ■
Thursday Lunch and Learn ❘ 12:15 pm
The Reel Story
June 16 ❘ DVD 105 minutes
This film focuses on the painter Margaret Keane, her phenomenal
success in the 1950s and the subsequent legal difficulties she had
with her husband, who claimed credit for her works. Starring Amy
Adams and Christoph Waltz. (2014)
The Reel Story
June 23 ❘ DVD 114 minutes
Mathematician Alan Turing, the pioneer of modern-day computing,
famously led a team during World War II in the cracking of Germany’s
so-called unbreakable codes. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch and
Keira Knightley. (2014)
Mel Brooks: Make a Noise
June 30 ❘ DVD 85 minutes ❘ Presented by PBS
This documentary focuses on legendary comedian, director and
screenwriter Mel Brooks and his more than 60-year career in
show business. ■
Bring your lunch and a thirst for knowledge.
Estate Planning is for Everyone
June 4 ❘ Presented by Jennifer Dunn, Fifth Third Bank
No matter your age, marital status or net worth, estate planning keeps
everyone prepared. Learn about the most common documents used
in estate planning: the will, trust, power of attorney, medical directive
and living will.
Seven Wonders of the Muslim World
June 18 ❘ DVD 56 minutes ❘ Presented by PBS
Just in time for the start of Ramadan, this film follows six young Muslims
as they travel to seven key Islamic landmarks.
TechConnect: Craigslist Basics
June 25
Do you have a garage full of knick knacks, furniture or electronic equipment you’re looking to sell? Looking for a used car or an apartment? Learn
how in this workshop on buying and selling online with Craigslist. ■
Want to know more? 412.281.7141 ❘ carnegielibrary.org ❘ facebook.com/carnegielibraryofpittsburgh
DOWNTOWN & BUSINESS
612 Smithfield Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
June Programs
for Adults, Teens and Children
Fridays ❘ 1 pm
Teen Programs ❘ 3:30 pm
Let’s Speak English
Teen Time
If English is not your native language, join our group for lively English
conversation. You don't need to bring anything or register. Let's Speak
English is free and meets for an hour every Friday. ■
Saturdays ❘ 2:30 pm
TechConnect: Computer Basics
June 6 ❘ 2:30 – 4 pm
Are you new to computers? Are you uncomfortable using a mouse,
drop-down menus or scroll bars? In this class you will learn the
fundatmentals of a computer and how to use Microsoft Windows.
This class is designed for those who haave little or no
computer experience.
Résumé Assistance by Appointment
Saturday, June 6 & June 20 ❘ 12 – 2 pm
Thursdays ❘ 3:30 pm
The Library is the place to be in the afternoon. If you’re into cool art
projects, epic games, music, movies and just chilling out, come kick it
at Teen Time! ■
Children’s Programs ❘ 10:15 am
Stuffed Animal Sleepover and Brunch
Friday, June 12 ❘ Stuffed Animal drop off by 5 pm
Saturday, June 13 ❘ 10:15 am Pick-up and brunch
What happens in the Library at night? The toys come alive! Bring
one of your favorite stuffed animals to the Library, then pick up your
friend on Saturday morning, enjoy brunch together and see pictures
from the group's Library adventure! Space is limited. Please call the
Library at 412.281.7141 by Thursday, June 12 to register. This program is
for children ages 4 and up with a caregiver or parent. ■
One-on-one assistance is available to help you develop a strong
résumé so you can land an interview. Bring a copy of your résumé
to receive feedback from a qualified volunteer. To register, please
call 412.281.7141 or visit the Library
Meet the Author: Lillie Leonardi
Special Programs
June 13 ❘ 2:30 – 4 pm
Local author and retired policewoman Lillie Leonardi will read from
her book In the Shadow of a Badge and discuss her experience as a
first responder to the Flight 93 crash on 9/11.
Saturday Silver Screen Film Club
June 20 ❘ DVD 121 minutes
A brash adventurer steals a coveted orb and becomes the object of a
relentless bounty hunt. He gathers up a ragtag team of fighters but
when the true power of the orb is discovered, he must rally his band
of misfits for a desperate battle that will decide the fate of the galaxy.
Reading Room
@ Market Square
Tuesdays, June 9 – August 25 ❘ 11 am – 2 pm
Release your inner bookworm! Browse
the used book sale and buy a book for
as little as $1 for your own library. ■
Introduction to Organic Gardening
June 27 ❘ 2:30 – 4 pm
Presented by Bob Madden, Garden Dreams
Learn to grow your own all natural garden, including how to amend
your soil, start your seeds, plant seedlings and maintain a healthy,
productive garden. ■
Want to know more? 412.281.7141 ❘ carnegielibrary.org ❘ facebook.com/carnegielibraryofpittsburgh
DOWNTOWN & BUSINESS
612 Smithfield Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
