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Help Us Decorate for Hartwell Halloween ! If you are interested in contributing a jack-o-lantern for our spooky art display on the trail to Hartwell Tavern, you may drop off carved pumpkins at Minute Man Visitor Center (Rt. 2A Lexington) on Thursday, October 29, Friday, October 30 between 9 am and 4 pm, or Saturday, Oc…
Same Baby Bounce program with NEW name! Baby Bookworms offers gentle stories and songs for babies and caregivers, followed by playtime. A great opportunity to connect and share experiences! Intended for ages 0-24 months and their caregivers (older siblings welcome.) No registration required.
Did you need a quick technology consult? The Lincoln Public Library can help! We offer tech help drop-in hours on Thursdays. Bring your devices, charging cables, and any passwords you might need to address your tech issues! Reach out to lincoln@minlib.net if you have direct questions!
Learn about the ecosystem of the Brooks River inside Katmai National Park and Preserve and how this mile long stretch of water supports Sockeye Salmon, a keystone species, and how these fish are the secret to the success for not only the birds and mammals that call this area home, but even the trees and plants along th…
Join Magical Ms. Kimberly for an exciting performance of original songs and classic sing-alongs! Best for ages 0-6. No registration required. Thank you to the Friends of the Lincoln Library for their programming support!
Please join us for a reception in the Library Art Gallery for Al Levin.
The U.S. has long been plagued by misinformation. But with the widespread use of AI, the problem has been supercharged: Deepfakes. AI-manipulated photos. AI-generated videos. Our info ecosystem is now inundated with inaccurate or misleading AI-generated content — and there’s no end in sight. Join journalist Philip Eil…