Upcoming Events

Join us on an exciting journey into creating miniature landscapes, where passion and craftsmanship come together.

If you are a total beginner when it comes to computers, this is the class for you! This class covers:

Want to carve out time to read but don't want the pressure to finish and discuss a specific book?  Want to learn what others are reading and low-key socialize? It sounds to us like you may be a Bookalo.

Everyone ages 13 and up is welcome in this community yoga class. We will focus on breathing, stretching and honoring our bodies. Just bring a mat and comfy clothes! 

The second in our introductory classes about podcasting! How to use recording equipment, how to edit and mix files, how to export and publish a finished podcast, plus some tips and tricks for scripting and creating a successful podcast.

Three Branches?: Articles 1-3

Gayle Jennings, RDN, BC-ADM, CDCES, LDN will lead this workshop focused on important areas of concern to help manage weight, eating habits, physical activity, self-care, weight stigma and medications.

Everyone ages 13 and up is welcome in this community yoga class. We will focus on breathing, stretching and honoring our bodies. Just bring a mat and comfy clothes! 

If you are a total beginner when it comes to computers, this is the class for you! This class covers:

Join us for our book club, discussing books by Black authors. We are creating this space for all readers to share & learn about the Black experience, and books that reflect that perspective.

Everyone ages 13 and up is welcome in this community yoga class. We will focus on breathing, stretching and honoring our bodies. Just bring a mat and comfy clothes! 

Bill of Rights, Part 1

Drop on in for "Ask a Library Techie," Lincoln Library's one-on-one tech help session! Bring your own device (like a smartphone, e-reader, tablet, or laptop), or borrow one of the computers in our computer classroom.

Drop on in for "Ask a Library Techie," Lincoln Library's one-on-one tech help session! Bring your own device (like a smartphone, e-reader, tablet, or laptop), or borrow one of the computers in our computer classroom.

Bill of Rights, Part 2

Drop on in for "Ask a Library Techie," Lincoln Library's one-on-one tech help session! Bring your own device (like a smartphone, e-reader, tablet, or laptop), or borrow one of the computers in our computer classroom.

Equal Protection Under The Law: The Fourteenth Amendment

Flaws In The System: Weak Guardrails

Having taken a look through our current system, let's identify some of the flaws our history has revealed.

This month's flaw in the system: Vague Wording.

This month's flaw: The Electoral College

This month's flaw: The Permanent Campaign