Need help with computer, internet, online application or resume skills? Do you have a tablet, laptop, or smartphone and don't know what to do? Would you like to use the library's e-resources but are not sure how to do that? Our digital specialist can help navigate you through the basics. Begin by going to http://tcfl.org/121techtraining/ to make an appointment.

This unique exhibit includes small paintings by 27 artists of a variety of subjects presented in a variety of mediums including watercolor, oil and acrylic paints, and pastel pigments. You can buy art directly from the artists; the artist's contact information will be displayed with the art.



WAF is a local group of professional artists who meet monthly to share artistic skills and interests. Each meeting on the second Tuesday of the month at the Academy Art Museum includes an artist demonstration which is open to the public. WAF members promote the arts in our communities and support art departments in local schools.

Stop in to see this show and you might find a perfect gift (a small painting) for someone special this holiday season or any other occasion! While you visit this art show, please take a few minutes to tell us which is your favorite painting—we’ll have a box where you can vote (from December 1—15 only) for the People’s Choice! The artists and the library appreciate your visit—so please stop in!

The WAF exhibit will be open during normal library hours in December and January. Check the library website (tcfl.org) for hours during the holiday season.

Talbot County Garden Club Winter Speaker Series

Tuesday, January 23, 11:00 a.m.

Easton Library

The Talbot County Garden Club welcomes all to their free Winter Lecture Series. The speaker is garden consultant and podcaster Leslie Harris, LH Gardens, Charlottesville, VA. She will present "Thoughtful Gardening: How to Combine Sustainability with Beauty in the Garden."

GET ON THE BUS!

Red Carpet Film Premiere

with K-12 Q&A Panel

Please join us for this Red Carpet Film Premiere

Saturday, January 20th

3:30 - 7:00 PM EST

Decker Auditorium, Daniel Z. Gibson Center for the Arts

at Washington College

Get on the Bus! follows a 2022 civil rights journey through the American South. Local K-12 students, community members, and Washington College students and alumni joined together in an envoy to deliver historic materials from Chestertown, Maryland, to the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, where they will be permanently housed. Along the way, participants visited the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, walked over the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Montgomery, and toured Martin Luther King's Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.

Capturing the group's daily reflections and conversations, the documentary reveals a community working together to develop both a deeper understanding of the past and a collective response to present day racial injustices.

Sponsored by Sumner Hall, Minary's Dream Alliance, and the Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience.