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Kishana Osei On Monday, Sept. 28 at 7:00pm on Zoom, the Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic Violence Roundtable, joined by the Massachusetts Women of Color Network, will explore how race, gender, class, immigration status, disability, sexuality, and community reputation can affect a survivor’s experience of domestic and sexual violence and their ability to seek safety and support. The […] |
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Join Conservation Department staff every other Tuesday mornings this fall — more information here. To RSVP, click here (select the tab with the desired date), call the Conservation Dept. at 781-259-2612, or email conservation@lincolntown.org. Sponsored by the Lincoln Conservation Commission & the Lincoln Council on Aging and Human Services. |
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Learn about the ecosystem of the Brooks River inside Katmai National Park and Preserve and how this mile-long stretch of water supports sockeye salmon, a keystone species. Streamed in the Tarbell Room and on Zoom. Registration required. |
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Join Conservation Director Michelle Grzenda to learn about the mission of the Conservation Commission and what residents can do to help protect open spaces in the Council on Aging & Human Resources Lincoln Academy talk on Friday, Oct. 2 at 12:30pm in Bemis Hall. Open to all. |
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Lincoln artist Farley Sullivan is one of five New England Sculptors Association artists who will open their studios to visitors on Saturday, Oct. 3 from 11:00am-4:00pm. Her studio is at 91 Weston Road in Lincoln.
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Join author and psychotherapist Thomas Moore for a conversation about his newest book, The Cure at Walden Pond, with author Richard Higgins on Saturday, Oct. 3 from 2:00-3:00pm at the Walden Woods Project (44 Baker Farm Road, Lincoln). Drawing inspiration from Henry David Thoreau’s journals and Walden, Moore explores what Thoreau’s ideas can offer us in a world marked by […]
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Join journalist Philip Eil to hear about the role AI plays in creating and spreading misinformation, and how to stay. More information. |
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The Fair will feature lawn games, pumpkin painting, family games, barrel train rides, a meet and greet with the Codman educational animals, a Rooster Run, and more. Stay for the Feast with a BBQ dinner and live music. Preorder required for the feast; click here for more information and registration.
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Featuring a BBQ dinner and live music. Preorder required for the feast; click here for menu, more information, and registration. |
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Meet with Matt Patterson, illustrator of Freshwater Fish of the Northeast and The Book of Turtles, on Wednesday, Oct. 21 from 6:15–8:00pm at the Walden Woods Project. Patterson is a member of Artists for Conservation and the Society of Animal Artists and is a fellow in the Explorer’s Club. Click here to register. |
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Learn how to better you sleep hygiene when the Council on Aging & Human Services will host "Why is Sleep so Important?" with Mike Enos, Director of Cardiopulmonary Services at Emerson Health, on Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 2:30pm in Bemis Hall. |