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Library announces upcoming events, activities

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The Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County has announced its event lineup for the week of November 19-22, emphasizing community involvement and cultural enrichment. Adults can attend a jazz performance by the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday at 6 p. m. , showcasing local talent and encouraging music appreciation. Additionally, book clubs will feature discussions on notable works, including Rainbow Rowell's "Slow Dance" and Danielle Steel's "Flying Angels.

" For children, the library offers creative craft projects like a football turkey and thematic activities tied to upcoming community events. Teens will engage in hands-on projects inspired by animated films and can join the Manga Club for discussions. Registration is required for many activities, highlighting the library's commitment to organized, enriching experiences. The diverse programming caters to various age groups, promoting literacy and creativity in the community. Such initiatives play a crucial role in enhancing local cultural life.

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