The Carnegie of Homestead (CoH) is a community service organization comprised of a public library, athletic club and concert hall, which serves 18,000 residents of Munhall, Homestead, West Homestead and surrounding neighborhoods by providing educational, health/wellness and cultural programs year round. The mission of the Carnegie of Homestead is to provide programs and facilities that enhance learning, wellness and quality of life within and outside the Steel Valley. Unique from other libraries, the Carnegie of Homestead includes a library, athletic club and music hall. The Music Hall has a seat capacity of 1,000 and attracts audiences from across our region and across our country. Many nationally recognized artists and bands perform at the Music Hall, and over 50-60 concerts are booked annually. The Library offers programming from toddlers through seniors. The Athletic Club includes several fitness-related amenities, including a pool, gymnasium, indoor baseball facility and full-service exercise facility. Currently, there are approximately 1,100 dues paying members. The Carnegie of Homestead serves a combination of 3 communities and is located 5 miles south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It operates on an annual organizational budget of $1,200,000.