Lincoln Public Library
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What's Happening At the Library
Upcoming Events
Exciting Art Exhibit at the library!
July and August
Adhi Two Owls is a multidisciplinary fine artist whose work bridges natural sciences, visual aesthetics, and contemplative inquiry. With over 30 years of professional experience, Adhi creates drawings, paintings, and sculptural works that explore the dynamic patterns of nature—from microscopic structures to vast geological formations.
Her art reflects a deep reverence for organic form, material integrity, and the quiet intelligence embedded in the world around us. Influenced by studies in physics, biology, and earth systems, Adhi uses natural and reclaimed materials to evoke elemental relationships between matter, spirit, and perception. Her process blends traditional craftsmanship with experimental approaches, resulting in work that feels both ancient and visionary. Whether working in charcoal, mixed media, or carved form, each piece is an invitation to slow down, look deeper, and engage with the intelligence of the natural world. Adhi exhibits throughout New England and teaches drawing and art history at the college level.
New Books
At the Lincoln Public Library, we take great pride in our collection.Â
New Book Tuesday is when new releases are put out in circulation, we carefully select these books to offer a diverse range of options. You can browse our online catalog, place a hold, or visit us in person to get your hands on your favorite reads!
Tween - Teen New reads added to our collection!
Here we go again, rolling out a treasure trove of spectacular reads for our tween and teen collection! New books drop in like clockwork nearly every week, handpicked by our anime aficionado who’s totally in the know about the latest teen buzz. Our mission? To spark a lifelong love affair with reading! We want young adventurers to ditch their screen time and dive headfirst into epic tales that can only unfold between the pages. Who knows? One of these gems might just become your new favorite page-turner!
The Lincoln Public Library Book Review Group gathers at 6:15 PM on the last Thursday of each month, with the exception of July, August, November, and December, when we do not hold meetings. Our discussions take place in the meeting room, where we enthusiastically share our thoughts on the chosen book. We take turns sharing our insights and discussing various aspects, often enhanced by a short author interview or a review clip from YouTube. The library provides books through interlibrary loans from New Hampshire Libraries, and to borrow a book, you must be a library patron. We look forward to seeing you soon! Please note that the schedule is subject to change, and updates will be posted as necessary.
Thank you all for reading along with us!Â
Here is the list for the upcoming reading season.Â
Have a great summer!
 2026/2027 BOOK DISCUSSION TITLES Â
Last Thursday of each monthÂ
Sept 24— The art thief by Michael FinkelÂ
Oct 29– A gentlemen in Moscow by Amor TowleÂ
NOV-NO DISCUSSIONÂ
DEC- NO DISCUSSION
2027Â
Jan 28–Here one moment by Liane MoriartyÂ
Feb 25– Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
Mar 25–The Sea Flower by Ruth Moore
Apr 29–Lions of Fifth Avenue by Fiona Davis
May 27– Women on Platform Two by Laura Anthony
Jun 24–Ladies Midnight Swimming Club by Faith Hogan
JUL NO DISCUSSION
AUG NO DISCUSSION
Sept 30– Personal Librarian by Marie Bened
Oct 29– Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy
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Children's Corner
Explore a world of imagination and learning at Lincoln Public Library with our vibrant array of engaging children’s programs and events! From interactive storytelling sessions to hands-on crafts and educational workshops, there’s something for every young mind to discover and enjoy.Â
Programs for Teens
Join us every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM for our exciting graphic novel group chat! Enjoy engaging games, fun activities, trivia challenges, tasty snacks, anime discussions, and much more. Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Program Chronicles - Time Capsule of Activities and Events
Free Writing Workshop
Join us for a Free Writing WorkshopDate: Wednesday, September 25 at 6:00 pmInterested in publishing your own book?Discover the writing process and how to bring
Wisdom Wednesday
The book by Chris Lewey, Sharon Fisher, and Jane Lounsbury, published in January, explores the deep connections between humanity and nature. It encourages connections with