Allegheny County Library Association

Allegheny County Library Association ACLA libraries support education and exploration while developing early literacy skills, school readiness and lifelong learning.

The Allegheny County Library Association (ACLA) is a federated library system of 46 independent public libraries with more than 70 locations in Allegheny County. The Allegheny County Library Association (ACLA) is a system of 46 independent public libraries with 73 locations that work together, share resources and cooperate to better serve county residents. These libraries are community connectors

providing opportunities for personal and professional development through access to content and experiences for all ages.

Welcome to , where we feature one of our 46 independent public libraries. This week's library is Avalon Public Library!
05/29/2026

Welcome to , where we feature one of our 46 independent public libraries. This week's library is Avalon Public Library!

Thank you for taking the time the last few weeks to learn more about ACLA and review the 2025 Impact Report. 📱Stay tuned...
05/26/2026

Thank you for taking the time the last few weeks to learn more about ACLA and review the 2025 Impact Report.

📱Stay tuned to our social media channels to remain informed about the exciting work happening in 2026.

🔗Interested in reading the full report? Check it out here: https://aclalibraries.org/what-we-do/annual-impact-report/

Feeling stuck inside? Unlock some fun with eLibrary! 📚🎬 Dive into ebooks, stream movies, learn a new language, explore...
05/26/2026

Feeling stuck inside? Unlock some fun with eLibrary! 📚🎬 Dive into ebooks, stream movies, learn a new language, explore your family history. All FREE with your library card.

Discover something new today at eLibrary.einetwork.net!

ACLA wants YOU to join our Talent Bank! ACLA's Talent Bank is a resource specifically for individuals who want to give b...
05/24/2026

ACLA wants YOU to join our Talent Bank! ACLA's Talent Bank is a resource specifically for individuals who want to give back by contributing their time and energy into library leadership.

ACLA's 46 member libraries are always searching for more help from our communities to serve on boards and committees, and this is where YOU can help. The Talent Bank's goal is to see the diversity of our communities represented on our library boards and committees.

Think you might be interested in serving on a library board or committee?
Fill out the form below to submit your expression of interest today!
https://aclalibraries.org/get-involved/the-talent-bank/

For futher information feel free to check out this video with all the details on ACLA's Talent Bank!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaALU7IEp-E&time_continue=64&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Faclalibraries.org%2F&embeds_referring_origin=https%3A%2F%2Faclalibraries.org

Welcome to , where we feature one of our 46 independent public libraries. This week's library is Andrew Carnegie Free L...
05/22/2026

Welcome to , where we feature one of our 46 independent public libraries. This week's library is Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall!

📣 Featured Library Program: Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall My Dad’s Story: Remembering the Holocaust, with Su...
05/22/2026

📣 Featured Library Program: Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall

My Dad’s Story: Remembering the Holocaust, with Sue Tresatti and Richard Murphy
📅 June 9, 7:00-9:30 p.m.
🔗 https://ow.ly/s3fb50YWaQj

More than 1.6 million people were imprisoned in N**i concentration camps between 1933 and 1945. One of them was Norman Roth.

Join Norman’s daughter, Sue Tresatti, for the heartrending story of her father’s imprisonment in the Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps as a teenage boy. Upon arrival at Auschwitz, Norman's life was spared for labor but his mother, younger sister, and younger brother were murdered in the gas chambers. Hear about how Norman survived years of horror and escaped to the West from behind the Iron Curtain, eventually settling in Pittsburgh.

Military researcher and WWII historian Richard Murphy provides historical context. An audience Q&A will follow the presentation.

A reception with light refreshments will follow this program. Registration is required: https://ow.ly/ABkS50YWaQi

Allegheny County Library Association 2025 Impact Report Spotlight 📚✨Today’s feature highlights:🔹 Mobile Library Services...
05/21/2026

Allegheny County Library Association 2025 Impact Report Spotlight 📚✨

Today’s feature highlights:

🔹 Mobile Library Services: Did you know that ACLA Mobile Services traveled more than 14,000 miles to 1,065 visits in 2025? ⁉️

🔹 Student Library Cards: To remove barriers, ACLA has provided more than 50,000 students in 17 school districts across Allegheny County with new library cards since 2021.

🔹 Partnerships: ACLA collaborated with multiple partners in 2025 to create programs, provide professional development and to share information sharing.

🔹 Funding: ACLA relies on various contributions to implement new programming and to maintain and update the vital resources used by Allegheny County residents of all ages.

🔹 Leadership: The volunteers who step forward to serve on the ACLA Board of Directors help to make all of this possible with their dedicated leadership.

🔗 Interested in the full report? Read more: https://aclalibraries.org/what-we-do/annual-impact-report/

🌟Library of Things Spotlight: Western Allegheny Community Library 🌟Check out the new additions to the Library of Things ...
05/19/2026

🌟Library of Things Spotlight: Western Allegheny Community Library 🌟

Check out the new additions to the Library of Things at Western Allegheny Community Library. These include a Skittle Scatter, moisture detector/meter, 4-in-1 gas monitor detector guard, Pac-Man Pocket Player Pro portable gaming system and a washer toss.

🔗 Check out the library website for more information and how to reserve: https://www.westernalleghenylibrary.org/books-more/

📚 Did you know that 2026 marks the centennial celebration of the University of Pittsburgh’s renowned Nationality Rooms? ...
05/19/2026

📚 Did you know that 2026 marks the centennial celebration of the University of Pittsburgh’s renowned Nationality Rooms? Did you know that all thirty-one rooms—located in the Cathedral of Learning—were inspired and supported by various ethnic communities that settled in Allegheny County? Join us Tuesday, May 26th from 6:30pm–8:30pm at the Castle Shannon Library when Michael Walter, Manager of Education Programs, Nationality Rooms and Intercultural Exchange Programs for the university, will be here to discuss how and why the Nationality Rooms came to be.

Discover something new at Sewickley Public Library ()!The library's Library of Things is growing, with even more tools, ...
05/19/2026

Discover something new at Sewickley Public Library ()!

The library's Library of Things is growing, with even more tools, tech, and hands-on experiences available to borrow. From entertaining essentials and science kits to home energy tools and car troubleshooting items, there’s so much to explore.

The newest adds:
- Engraving pen
- Metal detector
- Piano keyboard
- Microscope
- Vlogging camera
- Cricut machine
- Magnet fishing kit

Borrow items for one week and try something new without the commitment.

Browse the collection: sewickleylibrary.org/libraryofthings

Or stop by the Sewickley Public Library to learn more.
📍500 Thorn St, Sewickley, PA
📞412-741-6920

Address

22 Wabash Street
Pittsburgh, PA
15220

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14129211123

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