Lunch & Learn at Noon with Speaker Meredith Davies Hadaway

In honor of National Poetry Month, join us as we host award-winning poet, editor, and teacher of ecopoetry, Meredith Davies Hadaway. She will present "Six Poems that Can Save the World". The Lunch & Learn Speakers series is sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Coffee and dessert will be provided. For more information, visit tcfl.org or call 410-745-5877.

Let's Talk Business with former Perdue Agribusiness President for Purdue Farms Dick Willey

The Talbot County Economic Development and Tourism in partnership with the Library presents the Let's Talk Business Speaker series. Tonight's presentation wraps up this series when former Perdue Agribusiness President for Perdue Farms and Grain Marketing Consultant, Dick Willey, will speak. His topic is how the Ukraine War is affecting grain markets and business outcomes.

Presentation by Frederick Douglass and Douglass family scholar and author, Celeste-Marie Bernier

One of the world’s top Frederick Douglass scholars, Professor Celeste-Marie Bernier of the University of Edinburgh, makes a return for a series of talks on her most recent findings, as described in her forthcoming books: Douglass Family Lives: The Anna Murray and Frederick Douglass Family Collected Works and Biography: Book 1 – 6, The Anna Murray and Frederick Douglass Family Selected Writings: A Reader, and Battleground: African American Art (1985-2015).

Family Law Assistance Clinic - (Walk-In Only)

Free assistance available. Walk-In only. Any questions, call Ms. Alisha Dicus, Circuit Court Family Services Coordinator at 410-770-6806.

Library Closed for Good Friday

Both branches of the library are closed for Good Friday.

MY Tech Clinic--Free Hands-On Tech Help

Free help with technology ranging from, but not limited to, laptops, cell phones, setting up accounts, and Microsoft Office.

The Monday Writers

If you have been thinking about writing your memoirs but don't know how to get started, this Zoom class is for you! During sessions, each participant will share their 500-word essay assigned during the prior session. Writing takes place at home, and stories will be read and discussed in class. This ongoing class meets on the second and fourth Monday of the month, 10:30 a.m.- noon. To register, call the library at 410-822-1626. Upon registration, you will receive a Zoom invitation and writing assignment topics for the year.

Read with Millie, a Pets on Wheels Therapy Dog

Read with Millie, A Pets on Wheels Therapy Dog. For ages 5-10. Read with Anne Miller and her dog, Millie. Bring your own book or choose a library book. No registration necessary.

Story Time

Event held in the Childrens area at the Easton library. For children birth-5 years accompanied by an adult. Stories, songs and rhymes! Please register at tcfl.org or call 410-822-1626.

Story Time & Craft

For children 5 and under accompanied by an adult. Pre-register by calling 410-745-5877.

Afternoon Chess

For chess enthusiasts ages 6-16. Learn and play chess. Please register at tcfl.org or call 410-822-1626.

Hummingbird Book Club

We are reading The Hundred Dresses by Eleanor Estes. For children ages 6-12. Please register at tcfl.org or call 410-822-1626. Snacks served.

Ask A Master Gardener

Master Gardeners will have an information table set up in the lobby. Stop by to ask any of your gardening questions.

Talbot County Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Book Club

Meeting held in the Easton Library Frederick Douglass Meeting Room. The book being discussed is, "When We Were Sisters" by Fatimah Asghar. To register, visit http://www.tcfl.org/bookclub/

Author Event: Sue Ellen Thompson

Join us for an evening with author Sue Ellen Thompson. She will lecture on the friendship of poets Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell.

Family Friendly Show: Pinot & Augustine

Mark Jaster and Sabrina Mandell of Happenstance Theater will be presenting their popular, highly interactive and family-friendly show, Pinot & Augustine. A sure-fire 45-minute, bilingual, crowd-pleaser, Pinot & Augustine is a classic clown deo inspired by the golden age of Circus.

Stitching Time

Bring your needlework projects and knit, crochet or stitch with us! We share progress, help each other problem solve (or pattern search) and enjoy working in the company of other crafters. All ages are encouraged to attend and limited instruction and supplies for beginners may be available.

Book Discussion: "Lost & Found" by Kathryn Schulz

The Easton Book Group (open to all). Any questions, contact Mary Wilson at eastonbookclub@tcfl.org. Author Kathryn Schulz will be with the book group in person this evening.