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Mathew Cahill of the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation will draw upon his career as an urban forestry expert to share ideas and best practices for those interested in tree and forestry preservation in "Tree and Forestry Preservation, and the Massachusetts Legacy Tree Program" on Thursday, June 12 from noon-1:15pm on Zoom. Sponsored by […]

WordsMove Theater presents "Mixed Messages" — five 10-minute scenes featuring dueling wits and humor by Massachusetts playwright Jack Neary. The cast includes Lincoln’s Sally Kindleberger, Mary Crowe, Ben Dubrovsky, Alice Waugh, and Corky Becker. Co-Sponsored by Friends of the Lincoln COA and the Lincoln Cultural Council.

In this documentary, Will Farrell and his close friend Harper Steele, who just completed a gender transition, go on a cross-country road trip to explore a new chapter in their relationship.

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Celebrate Lincoln’s vibrant community with a day of festivities! Enjoy live music, games, and a showcase of over 50 local organizations, boards and committees, culminating in a joyous community feast. Click here for more information.  

Codman Campout and Chili Night — Saturday, June 14, 4:30-7:00pm

Standup comic at Bemis on Wednesday A free hour-long comedy show, "Alan Ames Thinks He's Funny," takes place on Wednesday, June 18 at 12:30pm in Bemis Hall. Ames, who grew up in Dorchester in the 1950s, Ames uses observational humor and jokes about growing older and other topics (rated PG-13, no profanity or political humor). […]

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The Lincoln Kids Triathlon is back on Saturday, June 21 for the 21st year. The race starts at 8:30am on Saturday, June 21 at the Codman Pool and kids ages 5-14 are invited to participate. Click here for details on race distances and age groups, and register here. Racers ages 8 and younger are individually accompanied by […]

This family-friendly walk led by Danielle Proulx will take participants to the river and pond edges at Mt. Misery to look for frogs, turtles, and other wildlife. RSVP for this free walk here.

July 4 activities in Lincoln A photo from the parade on July 4, 2013 (click to enlarge). Due to the road race and subsequent activities, Lincoln Road will be closed to traffic from 8:30am–noon. Parade floats will be allowed to pass and should arrive at Ballfield Road no later than 9:00am. Check-in for Firecracker Run […]