Events

Friends and families are invited to complete a jigsaw puzzle in a fun, friendly tournament. Each team will be assigned a table with a 300-piece puzzle to be opened when the tournament begins.

We will provide a variety of games for kids and adults to play together but we also welcome you bringing a family favorite to introduce to others. Registration is encouraged to make sure we have enough games and enough people to play, but drop ins day of are welcome.

Visit as many area libraries as you can and take a picture of yourself with a designated item (or two items) in each library — it’s a scavenger hunt! More information.

Karina Liendo will share the tale of a Brazilian Cinderella and her unique sister, whose support helps her through difficult times and leads her to true love. After the story, we'll reinforce Spanish vocabulary as we sing, play, and do a craft. Registration required.

"Three Italian Pigeons” by Michael DiToro (oil on canvas, 22" x 20") There will be an artist's reception on Wednesday, Aug. 5 from 6:00–8:00pm at the Lincoln Public Library to mark the opening of an exhibit in the library art gallery by Lincoln resident Michael DiToro.

Join Conservation Department staff for a tour of the Walden Woods Project on Baker Farm Road with Executive Director Kathi Anderson on Thursday, Aug. 6 from 9:00-10:00am. Anderson will discuss the organization’s history and mission, and lead a guided tour of the historic buildings that house WWP’s administrative offices. More information and registration. 

Craft a two-dimensional needle-felted design of a pleasingly plump panda with bamboo. For ages 11-19. Registration required.

See details here. 

Hear Boston-based folk band Sweet Wednesday and enjoy the Drumlin Farm wildlife sanctuary at (admission is included with your ticket). Registration required; details here.

An evening of opera, musical theater, cabaret, and circus in the deCordova Sculpture Park. Register here.

Monday, Aug. 10 from 2:00–3:00pm, Tarbell Rom Children ages 5+ are invited to a program with the New England Chef’s Collective that turns scientific concepts into fun, hands-on experiments using safe, edible ingredients. Registration required (please register only attending children).  

Author Salina B. Baker will discuss her book, Act Worthy of Yourselves: A Novel of Dr. Joseph Warren and an American Rebellion, a historical novel that brings Dr. Joseph Warren to life in vivid detail. Register here. This program is in partnership with the Ashland Public Library.