Author: ECL

The latest in our series of mini-exhibitions in the community library features work by local artist Cathrine Hall.

Cathrine – an amateur painter – regularly exhibits her work at the annual Easingwold & District Art Society (EDAS) exhibition at the Galtres Centre. She’s very talented, and her botanical watercolours are truly beautiful. Notable also are her portraits painted in the style of the Old Masters.

It’s well worth a special visit to the library to view Cathrine’s paintings, several of which are available to buy from should you desire a beautiful artwork for your home.

While you’re with us, join the library – it’s easy and free – and take a great read home with you too!

Reading Well for Teens; books and digital resources to boost your confidence and help you to understand your feelings.

All have been carefully chosen by teens health and wellbeing experts to help you manage your emotions and cope with difficult times. Read them on your own or talk about them with someone you trust.

Pop into the community library for a Reading Well for Teens leaflet. Visit reading-well.org.uk/teens to find out more.

Storytime has made a triumphant return to Easingwold Community Library!

Pull on those comfy seven-league boots, shoulder your faithful old knapsack, keep the magic beans in your back pocket and tuck that passing golden goose under your arm for luck. Then, bring your unsuspecting pre-schoolies along to the library to enjoy one of our lovely volunteers bringing a children’s tale or two to life!

Storytime – every Thursday from 10.15am to 11.00am during term time.  It’s FREE and all are welcome. There’s no need to book – just come along.

Applications for North Yorkshire County Council bus passes and blue badges must be made online.  If you or someone you know needs help doing this, our trained IT Buddies are standing by.  We offer one-to-one sessions by appointment and the process takes around an hour.

Call into the library or ring us on 01609 534584 for an appointment and details of the documents you’ll need to bring with you.

A FREE service from the community library.

Our Knit & Natter group, run by our lovely volunteers, meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month from 10am until Noon.

Join us for a good chat and a cuppa. Catch up on your latest project or start a new one. All abilities are welcome and if you get yourself into knots our knitting and crocheting wizards will be sure to be able to untangle things for you.