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Town Meeting survey

Officials are gathering resident feedback tin a brief survey o help improve future Town Meeting processes. Click here to participate.

Help the conservation crew outdoors

Join the Lincoln conservation crew and help steward the trails and conservation areas of Lincoln. Work days focus on a range of tasks such as invasive plant management, data collection, native plant restoration, and trail maintenance. On Friday, April 10, volunteers will assist in invasive plant management and trail maintenance; event information will be emailed to participants five days in advance. To sign up, click here or email the Lincoln Conservation Department at conservation@lincolnma.gov.

Small ensemble concert

In association with Lincoln-Sudbury Adult & Community Education, the Sudbury Valley New Horizons Small Ensemble presents a short concert featuring three of our small ensembles — the brass/percussion ensemble, the woodwind choir, and the swing band — on Saturday, April 11 at 3:00pm in the L-S cafeteria. Selections will include “Of Bells and Brass” by Ken Friedrich, “The Sword Dance” by Peter Warlock, and “Dreamsville” by Henry Mancini. Free, but tax-deductible donations go towards new music and defraying concert costs

Performance by speed painter benefits LEAP

LEAP (the Lincoln After-school Activities Program) invites you to a high-energy, family-friendly event with renowned speed painter Rob Surette on Wednesday, April 29 at 2:45pm in the Lincoln School’s Donaldson Auditorium. Rob will paint iconic figures while sharing messages about creativity, perseverance, and finding your passion. Proceeds will help LEAP furnish and enhance its new space in the new community center. Click here to register.

Film: “The Beasts”

The Lincoln Library Film Society presents “The Beasts” (2022) on Thursday, April 16 from 6:00–8:00pm in the library’s Tarbell Room. In French, Galician and Spanish, directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen. Click here for more information.

Offer input on regional public health system

The Great Meadows Public Health Collaborative, a seven-town consortium that includes Lincoln, will hold Zoom meetings on  April 13, 24, and 28 at 6:30pm to hear your concerns, experiences, and ideas on how our public health systems can better serve you and the rest of our community. This will be a space for honest conversation and input will guide future decisions. Click here for the Zoom link or fill out this questionnaire. Questions? Email Kim Garcia (kgarcia@wayland.ma.us) or Katie Rines (krines@wayland.ma.us).