Week Calendar

No matter what their age, storytime is a wonderful way to introduce your child to the joys of reading in a positive and engaging way.

Come sharpen your interview skills with a quick 10 minute mock interview, followed up by a short review session!
Registration is required.

End World Space Week with a fun craft that'll let you see stars wherever you go!

Pluto may be a dwarf planet now, but not long ago it was "Planet X" until a group of scientists, including local astronomer Clyde Tombaugh proved its existence.  Join head of the Streatorland Historical Society David Reed as we learn about Mr

If you're an aspiring author looking to write the next Great American Novel, or if you're just bored sitting at home and looking for something to keep you busy this November, come learn more about "National Novel Writing Month," or its preferred m

Start off World Space Week with a showing of the award winning 2019 Documentary Apollo 11.  After the film will be a brief discussion of how it compares to the equally decorated 1995 film Apollo 13.
To join via Zoom,

A Family History Month event co-hosted by Lincoln Library and the Chatham Area Public Library.

Presentation by professional genealogist, Thomas MacEntee.

Attend in-person or via Zoom.

Join the Stitch-uation! Bring your craft of choice for a time, a place, and a supportive space to work on your projects. We meet from 6-7:30 on the first Tuesday of every month. 

Come celebrate space week with NASA Ambassador Lee Green as we explore the stars and other celestial bodies from the comfort of Lincoln Library!
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“Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” - Arthur C. Clarke.

Join us at Buzz Bomb Brewing Co. for a downtown Springfield night of beer and board games! We'll have a wide-ranging collection of board games to choose from, from old classics to modern euro games!