Lincoln Public Library

Lincoln's longest running book group -- new members and drop ins are always welcome!!! One Flew Over the Cuckoo's NestKen KeseyCopies in various formats will be available at the Front Desk at least 2 weeks prior to meeting. Click here for eBook Click here for digital audioFor information and to receive the zoom invitation please email Kate, ktranquada@minlib.…Learn More

Join us for a library comic-con and day full of events and fun for all ages! Some of what's coming: Star Wars characters in full outfits, zine making with a published author, an interactive improv Dungeons & Dragons adventure for anyone who likes fantasy, learn all about costuming with an expert in a Cosplay 101 chat, plus paint your own mini, learn to play Magic: The Gathering or D&D in short drop in sessions, and more.…Learn More

Flow through a gentle sequence of poses linking conscious breath to fluid movement. This beginner-friendly class is designed to release tension, quiet the mind, and leave you feeling calmer and more grounded. No experience needed; Shanna will guide you through each pose with clear instruction and plenty of modifications.…Learn More

Brother I'm DyingEdwidge DanticatMeets on the first or second Monday every month. Started in June of 2020, this group explores fiction and nonfiction on a variety of issues related to racism and racial and social justice. New members, previous members, and drop-ins always welcome!Hardcovers will be available at the Circulation Desk two weeks before the meeting.…Learn More

A lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Recommended for ages 0-5.

For grades 6-9We're upgrading our Middle School Book Group of last year to include our 9th graders, but otherwise, it's the same group! Come join other teens to chat about what you've been reading (and watching and listening to) recently and get suggestions from other kids (and Casey) to add to your TBR.…Learn More

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

A book discussion group for 4th and 5th graders. Share opinions and snacks. This group meets on the third Thursday of every month October - May. New members welcome if space allows.

Lincoln Library Film Society presents . ..…Learn More

Calling all adventurers! Join librarian and Game Master Casey for a monthly Dungeons & Dragons campaign. No past familiarity with Dungeons & Dragons necessary; new adventurers and seasoned pros alike are welcome - we just ask that all characters be at level 5 (character sheets can be provided if needed).…Learn More

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Kids will make their "cars" out of boxes and then watch a short film in their cars. Car-making supplies, muffins, and juice provided. Intended for children aged 3 and up.

Celebrate Earth Day with the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust at the library! We’ll read The Lorax by Dr. Seuss and talk about how we can care for trees, wildlife, and the natural places in our community. After the story, kids will make a fun Lorax-themed craft to take home.…Learn More

Lincoln's own writer's group. For information on joining the group, SIGN UP for the group's newsletter.

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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Come one, come all, for a program of interactive, shadowy storytelling with Mr. Vinny! This program is recommended for children ages 3+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.…Learn More

Wanted: Brave Scientific Minds! Get up-close and personal with some of the biggest, creepiest, and friendliest insects you've ever seen! Reach out and hug a bug! They might look scary, but these gentle giants are friendly, fun, and can teach us a lot about creatures very different from ourselves.…Learn More

Monthly meeting of the Library Board of Trustees

Miss Aldridge Regrets By Louise Hare If you like mysteries, this is the place to be! Meet the third or fourth Monday of the month. Come discuss mysteries of all types, from cozy to noir, historical to futuristic – we read them all!Hardcover copies will be available at the Circulation Desk two weeks before the meeting.…Learn More

A Capitol DeathLindsey DavisIf you like mysteries, this is the place to be! Meet the third or fourth Monday of the month. Come discuss mysteries of all types, from cozy to noir, historical to futuristic – we read them all!Hardcover copies will be available at the Circulation Desk two weeks before the meeting.…Learn More

A lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Recommended for ages 0-5.

For Grades 7-12. Join librarian and Game Master Casey for 90 minutes of D&D adventure! New adventurers and seasoned pros are all welcome! Each month will be its own separate one shot so no need to be able to make all of them. Any questions, feel free to email cchwiecko@minlib.…Learn More

A personal or professional crisis can arrive without warning, quickly turning well managed lives into a state of confusion and chaos. As a highly competent professional woman, you may default to handling such life challenges on your own. This seemingly strong choice can quickly lead to feelings of overwhelm, decision paralysis and depletion of your energy and well-being, zapping your productivity, effectiveness and joy.…Learn More

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Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

Together Time Tales grows up! Kids in grades 5 and 6 and a caregiver are invited to a special book discussion. What better way to spend quality time with your tween than by sharing a love of literature? Both adult and child should read the book before the meeting.…Learn More

Let’s craft & chill together doing some relaxing art in a low-key setting. These crafts are for giving yourself a mental break and just having some fun with other chill adults. All supplies are provided by the library. For ages 16+.

For children in grades 2-3 & their caregivers. Families receive one copy of the book to read together. Books available 2 weeks prior to meetings. From November - June, first Monday of the month from 6:00-6:45 PM. Pizza and light refreshments served.…Learn More

A lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Recommended for ages 0-5.

Chess players of all ages and abilities are encouraged to come play chess! Members of the LSHS Chess Club will be hosting- so come learn if you’re interested or come play if you’re ready for a challenge! Bring your own board or play with one of ours.…Learn More

For grades 6-9We're upgrading our Middle School Book Group of last year to include our 9th graders, but otherwise, it's the same group! Come join other teens to chat about what you've been reading (and watching and listening to) recently and get suggestions from other kids (and Casey) to add to your TBR.…Learn More

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

Please join us for a reception in the Library Art Gallery for Lincoln Open Studio.

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Lincoln's longest running book group -- new members and drop ins are always welcome!!! The Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark TwainCopies in various formats will be available at the Front Desk at least 2 weeks prior to meeting. Click here for eBook Click here for digital audioFor information and to receive the zoom invitation please email Kate, ktranquada@minlib.…Learn More

Blending live performance, immersive multimedia, and original music and visual design, Liberty and Legacy reintroduces Abigail Adams not simply as a founder’s wife, but as a fearless political thinker, advocate for women’s rights, and moral compass during the American Revolution and the birth of a nation.…Learn More

America for Americans: a history of xenophobia in the United Statesby Erika LeeMeets on the first or second Monday every month. Started in June of 2020, this group explores fiction and nonfiction on a variety of issues related to racism and racial and social justice.…Learn More

A lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Recommended for ages 0-5.

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

Lincoln's own writer's group. For information on joining the group, SIGN UP for the group's newsletter.

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

Please join Christine Omodi-Engola for a reading form her work Crimson Courageous. From the author:"This program is a look at the world we are living in, and an earnest attempt to make things better. The author is an honors graduate of the nation's oldest colleges, who was born in East Africa and grew up in NYC.…Learn More

**PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A VIRTUAL PROGRAM THAT WILL TAKE PLACE VIA ZOOM. Registrants will receive a link to access the Zoom Webinar via email. ** We all have thoughts and feelings about the rise of book bannings in America so this is a great opportunity to have a discussion about it! Join author and professor, Samuel Cohen, for a conversation on his most recent release, Banning Books in America: Not a How-to, which is a book about banned books in the U.…Learn More

The Murder of Mr. MaJohn Shen Yen NeeIf you like mysteries, this is the place to be! Meet the third or fourth Monday of the month. Come discuss mysteries of all types, from cozy to noir, historical to futuristic – we read them all!Hardcover copies will be available at the Circulation Desk two weeks before the meeting.…Learn More

A lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Recommended for ages 0-5.

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

A book discussion group for 4th and 5th graders. Share opinions and snacks. This group meets on the third Thursday of every month October - May. New members welcome if space allows.

Lincoln Library Film Society presents . ..…Learn More

Calling all adventurers! Join librarian and Game Master Casey for a monthly Dungeons & Dragons campaign. No past familiarity with Dungeons & Dragons necessary; new adventurers and seasoned pros alike are welcome - we just ask that all characters be at level 5 (character sheets can be provided if needed).…Learn More

Miss Aldridge Regrets By Louise Hare If you like mysteries, this is the place to be! Meet the third or fourth Monday of the month. Come discuss mysteries of all types, from cozy to noir, historical to futuristic – we read them all!Hardcover copies will be available at the Circulation Desk two weeks before the meeting.…Learn More

A lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Recommended for ages 0-5.

For Grades 7-12. Join librarian and Game Master Casey for 90 minutes of D&D adventure! New adventurers and seasoned pros are all welcome! Each month will be its own separate one shot so no need to be able to make all of them. Any questions, feel free to email cchwiecko@minlib.…Learn More

Lincoln's own writer's group. For information on joining the group, SIGN UP for the group's newsletter.

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

Monthly meeting of the Library Board of Trustees

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

For kids in grades 4-6. Join librarian and Game Master Casey for an hour of D&D adventure! New adventurers and seasoned pros are all welcome! How to play will be taught to those who need it. Each month will be its own separate one shot. Any questions, feel free to email cchwiecko@minlib.…Learn More

Please join us for a reception in the Library Art Gallery for Tom Doran.

For children in grades 2-3 & their caregivers. Families receive one copy of the book to read together. Books available 2 weeks prior to meetings. From November - June, first Monday of the month from 6:00-6:45 PM. Pizza and light refreshments served.…Learn More

The House of Impossible Beautiesby Joseph CassaraMeets on the first or second Monday every month. Started in June of 2020, this group explores fiction and nonfiction on a variety of issues related to racism and racial and social justice. New members, previous members, and drop-ins always welcome!Hardcovers will be available at the Circulation Desk two weeks before the meeting.…Learn More

Lincoln's own writer's group. For information on joining the group, SIGN UP for the group's newsletter.

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

A Personalized Journey in Color AnalysisDiscover the transformative power of color in this fun, interactive, and hands-on workshop designed to enhance your natural beauty and boost your confidence. In this small-group setting, participants will explore the principles of color analysis, and some will have the opportunity to identify their unique seasonal color palette based on hair, skin tone, and eye color.…Learn More

Lincoln's longest running book group -- new members and drop ins are always welcome!!! Their Eyes Were Watching GodZora Neale HurstonCopies in various formats will be available at the Front Desk at least 2 weeks prior to meeting. Click here for eBook Click here for digital audioFor information and to receive the zoom invitation please email Kate, ktranquada@minlib.…Learn More

Massachusetts is full of history, spectacular scenery, hiking trails, and other wonderful opportunities for adventure. The best part is most of these places are hidden in plain sight: in our museums, state parks, and shared spaces. Get inspiration for all of your summer day trips and adventures in one program!About Alison O’Leary: A Massachusetts native, longtime journalist and author of several nonfiction history and outdoors books, Alison is an avid outdoor explorer.…Learn More

A presentation of 1-4 short pieces, including plays by Paul Rudnick, Robert Luxford, Wordsmove Theater's own Peter Floyd, and essays by Nora Ephron. Cast: Ben Dubrovsky, Alice Dubrovsky, Cork Becker, Mary Crowe, Peter Floyd, John Wardle, Nancy Bush, and…Learn More

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

Calling all adventurers! Join librarian and Game Master Casey for a monthly Dungeons & Dragons campaign. No past familiarity with Dungeons & Dragons necessary; new adventurers and seasoned pros alike are welcome - we just ask that all characters be at level 5 (character sheets can be provided if needed).…Learn More

The Boston Bogleheads will be meeting on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at 10:30 a. m. in the Tarbell Room (second floor) for a presentation on estate planning. At this meeting, Rick Moberg will present the first part of a two-part series on estate planning.…Learn More

Do you have gently used craft supplies left over from a project that you aren't sure what to do with, but are hesitant to throw them away? Bring them to the library to swap for new-to-you supplies! Donations are not required to participate. Only arts and crafts-related items will be accepted.…Learn More

Author J. D. Dickey will be discussing his book, "Boston, 1776: A Rogue Tour of Revolution City". Relive the chaos, courage, and color of the American Revolution’s capital city while meeting those who led the fight in the nation’s War of Independence.…Learn More

Miss Aldridge Regrets By Louise Hare If you like mysteries, this is the place to be! Meet the third or fourth Monday of the month. Come discuss mysteries of all types, from cozy to noir, historical to futuristic – we read them all!Hardcover copies will be available at the Circulation Desk two weeks before the meeting.…Learn More

Lincoln's own writer's group. For information on joining the group, SIGN UP for the group's newsletter.

Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or hand sewing? Want to chat with others about what you are reading and making? Please join us for a weekly drop-in opportunity for social crafting. Bring your current project or start something new. If you are interested in learning how to knit, we welcome a chance to get you started.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

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.…Learn More

Monthly meeting of the Library Board of Trustees