The Lincoln Public Library is partnering with the libraries of Arlington, Lexington, and Bedford to welcome Prize-winning author Geraldine Brooks to an in-person session where she will discuss her most recent book, Memorial Days, in conversation with Rabbi Karen Thomashow, after which she will take questions and sign books.
For more information, see this flyer and access the signup sheet.
An afternoon of spiritual grounding and creative expression as we deepen into the fall season through yoga (with local yoga teacher and FPL member Liz Elliott), followed by an introductory workshop in the creative mindfulness practice of SoulCollage led by Isabel Phillips. Snacks and all materials will be provided. Register here.
The Doo family will hold their eighth annual Brain Games to raise money for moyamoya research on Sunday, Oct. 18 from noon–5:00pm at the Codman Estate. Registration is live for cornhole teams in three age categories. We are grateful for The Lincoln Real Estate Team for sponsoring our tournament again. Also featured: Naco Taco Food Truck, live […]
Hearth & Hope is a short service for all ages on Sunday, Oct. 18 from 5:00-6:00pm in the Stone Church, featuring folk music (guitar, bass, and piano) and a few powerful stories told by people in our community: Sarah Klockowski, kel alford, and Rev. Nate Klug. The theme for this service is “Surprise!” Free dinner […]
Three at Home (Dann Russo, Mary Casiello & Kari Paisley-Flango) are the headliners at the next Lincoln Open Mic Acoustic (LOMA) on Monday, Oct. 19 from 7:00-10:00pm in Bemis Hall (doors open at 6:30pm, featured performers play from 8:30-9:00pm). LOMA is a monthly open mic night event with mics and instrumental pickups suitable for individuals […]
CFREE will discuss solar panels in the fifth and final installment in its Home Sustainability Series on Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 7:00pm in the Lincoln Public Library's Tarbell Room. CFREE members will provide advice on how to start getting solar in your home, and will cover both the benefits and potential risks. Registration recommended.
The deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum will host "Sip and Sculpt: Ceramic Planter with a Friendly Face" on Saturday, Oct. 24 from 1:00–3:00pm where participants will make planters in the shape of a human head, blending material, form, and flora, inspired by human figures in the park. More information and registration.
Join the library and Russell's Garden Center to discuss planting bulbs for spring, what to do with your leaves, which of your plants may require a little bit of extra protection, and more.
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.
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.
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.