Nov
2
Sat
2024
For over 10,000 years, the Indigenous people knew what is now Concord and Lincoln as Musketaquid (“the land between the grassy rivers.” On Saturday, Nov. 2 at 4 p.m. in the Codman Community Farms education pavilion, Joe Palumbo of Concord will explore the history of the first people and what happened when cultures collided after European fur traders and then English colonists arrived. All ages welcome; free but registration is appreciated for planning.
Nov
9
Sat
2024
Lincoln resident AJ Fripp will be reading her recently published children’s picture book, Paco’s Dreams, at the Lincoln Library on November 9 at 11 a.m. Paco’s Dreams is a wholesome, whimsical story about Paco, the Spanish Water Dog, and his nighttime adventures, and is beautifully illustrated by Havalah Racette. Learn more at pacosdreams.com. Fripp wrote Paco’s Dreams while she participated in The Write Stuff, Lincoln’s own writing group, and based the story on her dog Paco.
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