Pre-Halloween family events at deCordova Sculpture Park
Halloween in the Morning Mist
Sunday, Oct. 25, 10:00am–noon
Collaborate on a giant rope-web installation, make tiny spiders using unique materials, and complete a scavenger hunt around the sculpture park. Costumes are encouraged Learn more and register.
Dog Halloween Costume Contest
Sunday, Oct. 25, 11:00am–11:30am
Bring your four-legged friend to show off their festive look and compete for special prizes in categories including Best Human and Dog Duo Costume and Most Creative Dog Costume. Learn more and register.
Crop Stop at Hannan Healthy Foods
All are invited to Hannan Healthy Foods’ annual community-wide Crop Stop event on Sunday, Nov. 1 from 11:00am–2:00pm at the farm (270 South Great Road). There will be delicious home-cooked food with opportunities to connect with others in a family-friendly environment. If you’d like to bring some food to share, sign up here.
Kids’ forest series at Farrington
“Into Our Woods: A Youth Forest School Series of Workshops” will be offered for kids 8+ at Farrington Nature Linc (295 Cambridge Turnpike) on November 3, 11, 17, and 25 from 9:30am–2:30pm. The hands-on series is built around the things kids notice most this time of year: crunchy apples, busy animals, crackling campfires and acorns underfoot. Each day blends outdoor skills with science, art and a little bit of history while feeling like pure adventure. $100 for a single day, $350 for the four-day series. More information and registration.
The first inhabitants of Lincoln
When people ask, “who were the first inhabitants of Lincoln,” they often mean, “what tribe lived here?” The short answer is, probably Massachusett. Read more from this Oct. 20 “Did You Know?” post by the Lincoln Historical Society.
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