House of Games Directed by David Mamet. 1 hour 42 minutes, rated R

• For children in grades 2-3 & their parents
• Families receive one copy of the book to read together.
• Books available 2 weeks prior to meetings.
• From October - June, first Monday of the month from 6:00-6:45 PM
• Registration required email dleopold@minlib.net or call 781-259-8465. Please email or call to register for the Fall 2017 session. 

who said reading had to be all hard work? join us for a fun evening of books & snacks!!!

This month we will be reading American heiress : the wild saga of the kidnapping, crimes and trial of Patty Hearst by Jeffrey Toobin

Copies in various formats available at the library at least 2 weeks prior to meeting.

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend.

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend

We provide the legos, you provide the creativity! Ages 4 & up. Drop in.

This is a monthly photosharing workshop open to all. Bring your photos on a laptop, CD-ROM or USB flash drive and share them with the group or just come and watch the show!

Books and Bites (4-6 Grade Book Group)

• For kids in grades 4-6 who like to read and want to talk about what they are reading! Books available two weeks prior to the meeting.
• No registration necessary.
• Snacks provided.
• October - May: every other Thursday from 3:30—4:15.

Learn how green energy can heat the new school and save the Town money.

This program is sponsored by Mothers Out Front and the Green Energy Committee.

Singing and dancing for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers! Drop in.

GREATEST ARTWORKS OF THE 20TH CENTURY Co-sponsored by the Lincoln Library and the COA, in this 5-week free course the genius behind various 20th century artworks and artists — from Picasso to Pollack and beyond — will be revealed and the group will discuss their own thoughts and reactions to each piece. The course will be from 3 to 4:30 pm at the Library on Saturdays September 23 and 30, and October 7, 21, and 28. It is open to all adults. Please sign up by calling the Library at (781) 259-8465.  

Children of all ages are invited to a lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Drop-in every Tuesday at 11 AM. Ages 0-6.

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend.

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend

Family movies shown monthly the second Wednesday of every month at 3 PM. Movies shown will be recent releases on DVD. Drop in.

Please come and join to have a lively discussions on Nepal and Nepaalee cultures with national award winning community television producer Aruna Sharma to satisfy your interest starting September 2017 to May 2018 form 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

This is the Lincoln Public Library's own writing critique group. Sharing, discussion with a moderator may improve your writing skills, and hone new ones.

Space is limited. Tonight's meeting will be in Tarbell Room

Alternates between Library and Bemis Hall [15 Bedford Rd]

Sarah Spencer and her Transatlantic Allstars 

Herb Gardner piano, Justin Meyer bass, Jimmy Mazzy banjo,

 Bill Doyle guitar, Jeff Hughes cornet, John Clark reeds,

Gerry Gagnon trombone, Steve Taddeo on drums

Special Guest – Sarah Spencer - Sax

A swinging band with music of the 30’s and 40’s. 

Lapsit Stories!  Story/activity program for infants up to 24 months using simple books, nursery and bouncing rhymes, music, and puppetry.Fall 6-week session begins Thurs, Oct. 12th at 10:00 AM.  To register, call 781-259-8465 or email jflanders@minlib.net.

Erica Ferencik will be on hand to speak on the ins and outs of writing and her latest book The River at Night published by Simon & Schuster (2017). A #1 pick on Oprah.com and an Entertainment Weekly Must Read. Set in the Maine wilderness The River at Night is a story of survival after a white water rafting trip takes a horrific turn.

Copies of the book will be available for purchase and signing. Sponsored by The  Friends of the Lincoln Public Library.

2017-2018 Sibling Rivalries

The Brothers Bulger / Howie Carr

A seasoned reporter from the Boston Herald, Howie Carr presents the two Bulger brothers who for decades controlled Boston politics and organized crime. William "Billy" Bulger, president of the Massachusetts Senate and the University of Massachusetts, wielded his political power through deal making and patronage. James J. "Whitey" Bulger, mob leader of the Irish-American Winter Hill Gang, wielded his power through racketeering, physical violence, murder, and extortion. Although William no longer holds his positions, forced to step down for failing to disclose to the FBI his brother's whereabouts, as of 2005 fugitive "Whitey" Bulger remained at large and on the FBI's "10 Most Wanted List."  Books & Authors

fun, lively discussions of classics, popular books, fiction & nonfiction

new members and occassional drop-ins always welcome!

Terrific Twos Story/activity program featuring stories, puppetry,music and movement for two-year-olds. Fall 6-week session begins Fri, Oct. 13th at 10:30 AM. To register, call 781-259-
8465 or email jflanders@minlib.net.

Piano concert with Christopher Pouliot at Bemis Hall 15 Bedford  Road Lincoln

Featuring the music of Mozart, Beethoven, Poulenc, Schubert & Cage. Sponsored by the Friends of the Lincoln Public Library.

Free & open to all.

Featured this month:

 Eleanor Buckland (from Lula Wiles band) who will perform a 1/2 hour set starting around 8:30 pm

Children of all ages are invited to a lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Drop-in every Tuesday at 11 AM. Ages 0-6.

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend.

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend

Lapsit Stories!  Story/activity program for infants up to 24 months using simple books, nursery and bouncing rhymes, music, and puppetry.Fall 6-week session begins Thurs, Oct. 12th at 10:00 AM.  To register, call 781-259-8465 or email jflanders@minlib.net.

Books and Bites (4-6 Grade Book Group)

• For kids in grades 4-6 who like to read and want to talk about what they are reading! Books available two weeks prior to the meeting.
• No registration necessary.
• Snacks provided.
• October - May: every other Thursday from 3:30—4:15.

Terrific Twos Story/activity program featuring stories, puppetry,music and movement for two-year-olds. Fall 6-week session begins Fri, Oct. 13th at 10:30 AM. To register, call 781-259-
8465 or email jflanders@minlib.net.

Homeschool Pokémon Club chat, trade and play the Pokémon trading card game. Open to all. 

GREATEST ARTWORKS OF THE 20TH CENTURY Co-sponsored by the Lincoln Library and the COA, in this 5-week free course the genius behind various 20th century artworks and artists — from Picasso to Pollack and beyond — will be revealed and the group will discuss their own thoughts and reactions to each piece. The course will be from 3 to 4:30 pm at the Library on Saturdays September 23 and 30, and October 7, 21, and 28. It is open to all adults. Please sign up by calling the Library at (781) 259-8465.  

co sponsored with COA 5 sessions

 Read My Lips Directed by Jacques Audiard. Starring Vincent Cassel, emmanuelle Devos. She is almost deaf and she lips-reads. he is an ex-con, she wants to help him, and he thinks no one can help except himself.

Classic Spy Novel: Eye of the Needle by Ken Follett. 

Children of all ages are invited to a lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Drop-in every Tuesday at 11 AM. Ages 0-6.

Courageous Women :

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend.

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend

Come join us for some spook-tacular entertainment! Storyteller Doria Hughes will be performing spooky and silly stories from around the world, in celebration of her favorite holiday--Halloween! Come dressed in your favorite costume...if you dare!! Recommended for ages 3 & up.

This is the Lincoln Public Library's own writing critique group. Sharing, discussion with a moderator may improve your writing skills, and hone new ones.

Space is limited.

Alternates between Library and Bemis Hall [15 Bedford Rd]

Lapsit Stories!  Story/activity program for infants up to 24 months using simple books, nursery and bouncing rhymes, music, and puppetry.Fall 6-week session begins Thurs, Oct. 12th at 10:00 AM.  To register, call 781-259-8465 or email jflanders@minlib.net.

2017-2018 Sibling Rivalries

Homer and Langley / E.L Doctorow

In Homer and Langley, novelist E.L. Doctorow examines the lives of two reclusive brothers whose cloistered life is affected by some of the most profound events of the 20th century. When Langley returns home from World War I, he is forever scarred by his experiences, and he is nearly tipping over into the abyss of madness. His brother Homer, who is blind and possesses uniquely prophetic abilities, welcomes Langley into the once-grand New York City mansion in which he lives. Together, the two brothers isolate themselves from the world, but all the while, history is playing out around them and shaping them in the most surprising ways. Books & Authors

fun, lively discussions of classics, popular books, fiction & nonfiction

new members and occassional drop-ins always welcome!

Terrific Twos Story/activity program featuring stories, puppetry,music and movement for two-year-olds. Fall 6-week session begins Fri, Oct. 13th at 10:30 AM. To register, call 781-259-
8465 or email jflanders@minlib.net.

Homeschool Pokémon Club chat, trade and play the Pokémon trading card game. Open to all. 

Celebrate Halloween Early!  Families will groove to children's songs and Halloween favorites. Participants are encouraged to wear a costume, but be sure you can move. For ages 6 and under.  No registration required.

GREATEST ARTWORKS OF THE 20TH CENTURY Co-sponsored by the Lincoln Library and the COA, in this 5-week free course the genius behind various 20th century artworks and artists — from Picasso to Pollack and beyond — will be revealed and the group will discuss their own thoughts and reactions to each piece. The course will be from 3 to 4:30 pm at the Library on Saturdays September 23 and 30, and October 7, 21, and 28. It is open to all adults. Please sign up by calling the Library at (781) 259-8465.  

Are you in 8th or 9th grade and wondering what to read next? Join the library's Book Share Group!  Discover new books based on other kids’ recommendations and to share what you’ve been reading. Snacks provided. No registration necessary. Group will meet Sept - May 7-8pm.
Contact Debbie Leopold at 781-259-8465  x4 or  dleopold@minlib.net
 

Children of all ages are invited to a lively story program that combines books, music, scarves, and shakers. Come prepared to dance! Drop-in every Tuesday at 11 AM. Ages 0-6.

Matar Haggi will be the featured speaker

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend.

The First Parish meditation group welcomes anyone to attend