Please note that our public toilet facility is being redecorated during the week commencing Monday 1st June and will not be available for use.
The nearest alternative public toilets are located on the Market Square.
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Get Creative with Brusho
This Spring try something new, whatever your artistic ability!
You’re invited to GET CREATIVE WITH BRUSHO – a highly pigmented powder paint. This is a fun and friendly art session specially for adults, hosted and guided by local artist Jacquie Sheffield. All materials are provided so you just need to bring yourself, an apron and a willingness to try something new!
The session is on Wednesday 3rd June from 10am until Noon. It’s kindly being funded by Easingwold District Lions and is FREE. There are limited places so if you fancy airing those hidden artistic leanings you’ll need to book by calling into the library or giving us a ring on 01609 534584.
Need a Bus Pass or Blue Badge?
Applications for North Yorkshire 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.
Knit, Crochet… and Natter!
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 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 are sure to be able to untangle things for you.
Art at the Library: Helen Geddes
Our latest mini-exhibition showcases works by local artist Helen Geddes.
‘SUPERNATURAL: Paintings, Prints and Drawings’ has subjects in a variety of media reflecting Helen’s interest in the forms, patterns and colours of the natural world.
Helen attended a one year Fine Art foundation course before progressing to study History of Art to postgraduate level. She has taught on various aspects of late Medieval and early Renaissance art, the materials and techniques of painting and sculpture, and contemporary art theory.
Please do drop by the library and enjoy Helen’s wonderful art. The exhibition runs until May 20th.
Inspired? Try your hand at collage at GET CREATIVE in the library on Wednesday 6th May.