Week Calendar

Get up and get moving at our Toddler Time! This program is full of books, songs and fun activities designed to help develop your child’s language skills.

Share the fun of reading with your children ages 3-5 years! Children and their grownups will explore stories and activities to encourage children to develop a lifelong love of reading and learning.

“Susan Lawrence Dana: A Great Lady Lived Here,” tells the story of Susan Lawrence Dana, original owner of what is now the Dana-Thomas House State Historic Site.  Adapted and directed by Kevin Purcell and performed by Leigh Steiner, it feature

Come and join us for this living history performance by Debra Ann Miller. 

This series of five financial literacy courses will be taught by Mark Franklin. Each week will cover a different topic, culminating goal planning and vision boards for the future: 

The Battlefield Sculpting Collective is an interactive and educational program designed to engage teens and adults in the creative process of miniature terrain building for wargaming and dioramas.

The Zine Club at the Lincoln Library is open to everyone!

Come spend some time with creative people and work on your very own Zine.

Not sure what a Zine is? That's fine, we'll show you!

Materials will be provided. 

Come together with other writers for feedback on anything you have written, or answers to questions you might have!
For Zoom information, please email us at asklincolnlibrary@gmail.com.

Learn the basic components of a computer, how to use a mouse, and more beginner computer skills.

The Spinetinglers Book Club meets on the third Tuesday of each month for discussion of a different horror book. If you're a fan of ghosts, vampires, or other spooks and ghouls, this book club is for you!

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From Gutters to Glory is a live storytelling event where participants share their personal tales of encountering difficulty but coming out victorious in one way or another.