Easton, Connecticut Library Little Ones Programs These programs are designed for children and accompanying adults. Please plan to attend and be engaged with your child(ren). No registration required. Toddler Be-Bop (Walkers-Age 3) Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m. Babies Boogie (For Non-Walkers) Wednesdays, 11:15 a.m. Pre-School Story Time (Preschoolers Ages 3-5) Thursdays, 2:15 p.m. Quick Links Your Library Card Museum Passes Friends of the Library Art Exhibits Room Rentals

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Digital Library The Easton Public Library offers a variety of digital material for its patrons, including eBooks, downloadable audiobooks, digital magazines, and streaming videos, which are all available with an Easton Public Library card. You will need your card to set up and access your account. We do not accept unsolicited submissions for link requests . Digital Resources Free With Your Library Card Libby Help Libby Magazines Hoopla Help The Palace Project Help Kanopy Help Freegal Help Gale Legal Forms Help Mango Help Learning Express Help HelpNow Help How to use NewsBank Resources ResearchIT CT Help Helpful Links GetReadyForTaxes IRS Tax Withholding Estimator Service Core of Retired Executives-Help for Small Businesses Chatbot Arena - An open platform to test AI chatbots Research US charities and nonfprofits AI Search Engine Representing Yourself in Court Law Library Services Office of Victims Services Education Video Series: Legally Brief Episode 1 Free Lectures

Museum Passes Check out a pass to a local museum or park, right here at the Library, with your Library card. Passes offer discounted admission. Hover over each logo to see the discount. Click on each logo to go directly to the website. Museum pass is free to adults with a current library card. Pass will be loaned out for 3 consecutive days from the Library Circulation Desk. Pass must be returned to the Easton Public Library Circulation Desk, not placed in the Book Drop. Pass is available on a walk-in basis only, no reservations are taken online or by telephone. No renewals are allowed. Check pass availability $9.00 per person, for up to 6 people. Up to 4 children under 18 free, with one adult paid admission. Free admission for 2 adults and up to 4 children to the museum & galleries. Free admission for up to 4 people of any age. Free entry to exhibits and hall for bearer and up to 5 guests. 50% off regular admission for up to 2 adults and 4 children during regular museum hours. Free general admission for 4 people. Free admission for 2 adults and 2 children. One free admission with each purchase of admission at regular price. Max. 3 admissions per day. Free general admission for 2 adults. Youth ages 17 and under are free. 20% discount off general admission for up to 4 people. Ask for coupon at Circulation Desk. Free admission for 2 adults and 4 children at state historical sites and exhibit centers.

Art Exhibits The Library offers the use of its Conference Room, Community Room, and Glass Display Case for artists to display their work. The Conference Room and Glass Display Case are curated by Dolly Curtis, while the Community Room features mainly exhibits in conjunction with the Easton Arts Council. If you're interested in displaying your work, contact Dolly Curtis at dollycurtis72@gmail.com, or Sheila Weaver at saweaver@optonline.net . Please read our artist guidelines below. Artist Guidelines Stephanie Hilton Rock Paper Scissor February 16-March 30 Conference Room & Large Glass Display Case Art Reception: Saturday, February 21, 1:00-3:00pm Stephanie Hilton - 2/17-3/30 Stephanie Hilton Artist Show announcement... A colorful collection of watercolors, shadow boxes and woven 3D panels at Easton Public Library Stephanie Hilton - 2/17-3/30 watercolor-orange Koi fish in a blue-green pond Stephanie Hilton - 2/17-3/30 in a white shadow box there's a painted black mug with a white peace sign, and a tie dye, multicolor background. A real peace sign button, and ticket stub are also in the shadow box. Stephanie Hilton - 2/17-3/30 Stephanie Hilton Artist Show announcement... A colorful collection of watercolors, shadow boxes and woven 3D panels at Easton Public Library 1/7 Stephanie Hilton is a watercolor and mixed media artist based in Fairfield, Connecticut. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, she spent many exciting years as an advertising art director in New York City. Living there gave her frequent access to museums and a wide range of art, every visit offering something inspiring and fun. Stephanie studied at the School of Visual Arts in NYC, as well as the Silvermine Guild and Rowayton Arts Center in Connecticut, where she refined her personal style with some fresh and imaginative techniques. Her work has appeared in many regional juried and group exhibitions, earning several prestigious awards in 2024. She is a proud exhibiting member of the Rowayton Arts Center, Ridgefield Guild of Artists, Stamford Art Assoc., Art/Place Gallery Fairfield, and Carriage Barn Arts Center New Canaan. Paula McDonagh The Shapes of Color Photography & Painting March 2-April 11 Community Room Art Reception: Saturday, March 7, 4:00-6:00pm Paula McDonagh, 3/2-4/11 Paula McDonagh, 3/2-4/11 Paula McDonagh, 3/2-4/11 Paula McDonagh, 3/2-4/11 1/7 Paula’s love of art in all forms began as a young girl with a strong desire to create something unique. She began using media such as fabric, fibers, beads and natural substances to create. She subsequently fell in love with photography, using it as a tool to capture and create images and make them uniquely her own. Much of Paula’s photography emphasizes natural elements. Always enthralled with water and its interactive and transformative power over its surroundings, water is a key component of much of her abstract photography. Floral themes, natural scenes and architecture are also favored subjects and often captured from atypical perspectives. Color, light and reflection play a significant role in her photographic work as well as movement, shape, geometry and pattern, working in unison to create thought-provoking imagery. Mindful of how she approaches photographic images, Paula began painting. She uses nontraditional techniques and tools and emphasizes color, form and movement. Paula enjoys showing her work in juried photography and art exhibits. One of her macro abstract floral photographs is permanently displayed at the Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme, during the annual recurring “Miss Florence’s Artist Trees Pallet Exhibition” every holiday season. Last fall she participated in the Banned Book Covers Reimagined Exhibition/Trading Card Fundraiser in Valley Cottage, NY, where her painting from the Ladies Series, “Lady in Red” was displayed. Paula states she strives to depict images that stimulate the imagination, pique curiosity, or arouse a sense of wonder in the viewer.

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Bookworm Crafters J oin us for a monthly virtual read-aloud story and a special craft for the K-1 crowd on Mondays at 4:30 p.m. Reading out loud is optional. Pre-readers are welcome! If interested, please call the library at 203-261-0134, or email Kristine at koulman@eastonlibrary.org . April 22, 2024

Library Map These interactive maps were created by Fairfield University students Meghan Desrosiers and Laura Clavijo, under the direction of Jay Rozgonyi, Associate Vice Provost for Pedagogical Innovation & Effectiveness.

Computers, Copying, & Printing Patron Computers The Library has 6 computers for patrons to use that are connected to public printers. Two of them are connected to the WiFi printer. Please read our Library Computer and Internet Safety Policy . Copier Our copier has the capacity to make copies in 8.5" x 11" , 8.5" x 14" , and 11" x 17 sizes, and can also scan to a flash drive. Copies are 10 cents for Black and White, and 50 cents for color copies. Free WiFi Free wireless internet for laptop computers and mobile devices is available in the Library, as well as in the parking lot, in the back of the Library, and around the perimeter. No password is required. WiFi Printing Wireless printing from your laptop, mobile phone, or tablet is available at the Library. Please ask a staff member for assistance.