Welcome to the Abington Public Library
What’s Happening at the Library
Touch a Truck and Face Painting
Saturday, September 12 from 1:00 – 2:30
We’re celebrating Saturday hours returning to the library’s schedule with face painting and a truck party! Friends of all ages are invited to drop by the library anytime from 1-2:30pm for the chance to see Abington’s coolest fire trucks, police cars, and dump trucks in the parking lot to the side of the library! Face painting will be available inside the library for those friends who would like to add a little sparkle to their appearance. Special thanks to the Abington Police Department, Fire Department, and D.P.W. for sharing their vehicles with our youngest library patrons. This is a drop-in event.
Story Walk®
at Griffin’s Dairy
We have managed to get a new and second Story Walk® in place at Griffn’s Dairy. Instead of Going on a Bear Hunt we invite you to join Pete the Cat and the Wheels on the Bus!
Our Story Walks® are funded by the Friends of the Library!

Youth Services Events
- Drop In Toddler Time: Monday @ 10:30 any Monday we are open
- Preschool Playgroup: starts Tuesday, September 15 @ 11:15
- Registered Toddler Time: starts Wednesday, September 16 @ 10:30
- Preschool Story Hour: starts Thursday, September 17 @ 11:15
- Lego Club: Wednesday September 23 @ 3:30
- Family Lego Party: Thursday, September 24 @ 6:30
- Little Bee Yoga: Monday, September 14 @ 1:30
APL Newsletter
Check out our monthly newsletter for information about events happening for kids, teens, and adults. (And maybe some jokes, and a jigsaw puzzle.)

Prison Book Program Talk
Saturday, September 19 from 10:30—11:30
Join us for a talk by Kelly Brotzman, Executive Director of the Prison Book Program, about the importance of access to books and reading materials for incarcerated individuals. This talk will coincide with “Art from Inside”, an art display created by incarcerated individuals who have been helped by the Prison Book Program that will be available in our display case all through September.
We have at least one patron and one trustee who have been working with incarcerated individuals and know first hand the importance of this outreach.
For more information see our calendar entry.
New Book Clubs
starting this September
Saturday, September 26 @ 10:30 will be the first meeting of the Pop Culture Book Group. This group discusses books that include popular memoirs, celebrity book club picks, and books that have been adapted into TV and movies. The first meeting will discuss Margo’s Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe. For more information email reference@abington.ocln.org.
And our Special Topics Book Group returns with A Woman is No Man by Etaf Rum, the initial book for the Middle Eastern Experience Book Club meeting on Tuesday, September 29 @ 7:00. For more information email ablib@ocln.org.
Copies of both titles are available now here at the Abington Public Library.
Device Advice
September 17 @ 11:30
Drop In or Call for an appt.

Come see our Reference Librarian Robert Goodale for Device Advice!


















