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“Wormhole” by Ken Johnston is currently on display as part of the Round Rock Image Creators “Geometries: Exploring Shapes” exhibit at the library.

“Wormhole” by Ken Johnston is currently on display as part of the Round Rock Image Creators “Geometries: Exploring Shapes” exhibit at the library.

BiblioFiles: New year, new events at Georgetown Public Library

Bibliofiles
Thursday, January 8, 2026
It’s a new year, which means there is new art at the Georgetown Public Library. Emily Latham’s “The Georgetown Collection” will be on display in the first-floor café gallery. Latham’s linocut prints celebrate the small businesses, restaurants, and historic buildings that make Georgetown home. Mr.
Jan Anderson-Paxson’s artwork on display at the Georgetown City Hall.

Jan Anderson-Paxson’s artwork on display at the Georgetown City Hall.

Art Scapes: Georgetown City Hall gallery features Jan Anderson-Paxson

Ellen Greeney
Thursday, January 8, 2026
Georgetown City Hall gallery features “Shifting Tonalities of Water, Sand and Sky” by Jan Anderson-Paxson. The opening reception is January 20 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. featuring live music, charcuterie and wine. Meet the artist and discuss her featured works on display throughout the gallery.

Winds Aloft: "Now we’re even"

Clark Thurmond
Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Monday morning’s gloomy overcast, atop a damp, chilly air below, closed out what must be the best Christmas season we’ve had in years — brilliant blue skies above scattered, milk-glass clouds, never too thick to block the sun, and day after day of Texas in early winter.

Cook's Corner: Golden opportunity to regroup in the kitchen

Laurie Locke
Tuesday, January 6, 2026
The new year is here, and we have to get used to writing 2026 instead of 2025, always an adjustment!January is somewhat of a relief to me, with its slowed pace, usually chilly weather. It’s time to clean out, re-group, ponder life’s mysteries while planning on going to the gym (any maybe going!).
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