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Reading for Racial and Social Justice (Tarbell Room, Lincoln Public Library) — Monthly group discusses fiction and nonfiction on racism and social justice, with hardcovers available two weeks early.
Children’s Librarian shares stories and songs in the library’s Children’s Program Room, for ages 3–12.
Special guest readers present songs and stories in a morning session; registration required, for ages 2–5, siblings welcome.
Self-directed sensory stations fill the Children’s Program Room, letting kids explore at their own pace, drop‑ins welcome, for ages 3–5.
Books, music, scarves, and shakers create a lively story program in the Tarbell Room, Lincoln Public Library, with dancing encouraged, for ages 0–5.
Family yoga session at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum encourages body and spirit connection.
Chess games hosted by LSHS Chess Club in the Tarbell Room, Lincoln Public Library, with boards available for play or use, for ages 5–12.
Teen Dungeons & Dragons (Tarbell Room, Lincoln Public Library) — 90‑minute D&D one‑shot adventure led by librarian Game Master Casey, dice and sheets provided, registration required, for ages 12–18.
Librarian Debbie reads pumpkin stories, sings seasonal songs, and leads fall-themed activities in Codman's Educational Pavilion, for all ages.
Teen Advisory Board meeting in the Main Library Green Room lets participants share ideas, plan programs, and enjoy snacks, ages 9–18.
Intergenerational Chess in the Tarbell Room at Lincoln Public Library offers drop‑in games for all ages using personal or library boards, registration suggested but not required.
Weekly drop-in social crafting session in the Farrar Room, offering knitting, crocheting, embroidery, hand sewing, project sharing and beginner knitting instruction, all ages.