Programs and Events
for Adults and Teens

Spring Perennials to Add Pizzazz
Monday, March 1 at 7:00pm
with Master Gardener Peggy Rastiello

Open the gardening season with some fresh ideas for plants that bloom throughout in the Spring! We'll
view different early-blooming perennials and discuss the sites they prefer and how to plant them for best. And…there will be a hands-on demo for cutting back winter-killed foliage

How to Plan and Organize
your Own Yard Sale
and Great Tips for Going “Saling”
Tuesday, March 23 at 7:00pm

Presented by Yard Sale Diva, Helene Thorpe, a veteran "yardsaler" with years of experience, lots of know how, and oodles of advice.

Beading Basics:
Learn to make beautiful custom jewelry!
Monday, April 19 at 7:00pm

With Connie Woods of Potomac Beading Company
An introductory class in making beautiful custom beaded jewelry. Paricipants will each make a necklace and bracelet.
$12 materials fee with registration required. Space is limited.

Spring Break Family Movie Night
March 31, 2010
7:00pm in Freedom Hall

Join us for a showing of the animated film Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs on the big screen in surround sound.

Attracting Butterflies to Your Garden
Monday, May 3 at 7:00pm
with Master Gardener Peggy Rastiello

Butterfly Gardening has become one of the most popular hobbies today. What could bring more joy than a beautiful butterfly fluttering around your garden?! Learn how to create a welcome habitat for butterflies, and get planting suggestions to help attract, shelter, and feed them.

Knit Nights
Fourth Mondays of the Month
January 25, February 22, March 22...

For all ages – from veterans to wanna-be knitters. If you don’t know how to knit and want to learn, our more experienced knitters are always eager pass on their skills AND some advanced knitters are usually available to help with patterns and designs.

For adults who speak English as a Second Language. Practice your English through conversations about books, short stories, news articles…the group will decide the topics!
Leader: Maria Meneos, certified ESL teacher

When: Thursdays at 1:00pm

Where: Upper Merion Area Township Library
- usually in the Valley Forge Room

Who: Anyone who speaks English as a Foreign Language is welcome to drop in.

Seminars and Counseling
for Small Businesses

The library partners with the non-profit group SCORE to provide free and low cost classes on starting and owning a business as well as free counseling and advice for budding entrepreneurs and business owners. Visit the SCORE website at www.score513.org for more information or to register.