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Virtual writer's group meeting on Zoom hosted by Lincoln Public Library; sign up via the website newsletter.
Virtual writer's group meeting on Zoom hosted by Lincoln Public Library.
StoryTalk: Grades K-1 (Tarbell Room, Lincoln Public Library) — Three-part storytime series with reading, discussion, and drawing activities on resilience and growth mindset, led by educator Greer Harnden, for ages 5–7.
Intergenerational Chess in the Tarbell Room at Lincoln Public Library offers drop‑in games for all ages using personal or library boards, registration suggested but not required.
Three-week Boston College course explores biblical figures of hope via Scripture, videos with Fr. Michael Himes, and essays by Fr. Raymond Brown and Dr. Colleen Griffith, $30 fee.
Elementary schools release early for parent conferences while high school, vocational, and middle school maintain full days.
Explore real Massachusetts animal bones and pet giant bugs with entomology expert Professor Bugman at the Tarbell Room, Lincoln Public Library, ages 4 and up.
Library and Russell's Garden Center discuss planting bulbs, using leaf debris for insects, protecting plants, and adding winter garden interest.
Monthly gaming sessions in the Tarbell Room feature Magic: The Gathering lessons, Switch play, Pokemon card trades, board games, puzzles and design‑your‑own marble runs, for ages 7–13.
Relaxing scrap paper night scenes crafted in the Reference Room with all supplies provided, offering a low‑key art break for ages 16+.