There are fun happenings at the Lynnfield Senior Center. Call the center for more information on these programs and many more. Stop in one day and see all that we offer. (781) 598-1078. FLU Clinic: Thursday, Sept. 18 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Must register at the Lynnfield Health Department. JFK What the Doctors Saw: Focused on the medical perspective of the doctors who treated … [Read more...] about Lynnfield Senior Center Calendar
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Lynnfield Senior Center Calendar
Fun happenings at the Lynnfield Senior Center. Call the center for more information on these programs and many more. Stop in one day and see all that we offer. 781-598-1078 FLU Clinic: Thursday, Sept. 18 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Must register at the center. Delvena Theatre Company: Mangia, Meatballs and Murder! A racy, interactive and hilarious murder mystery from robbery to … [Read more...] about Lynnfield Senior Center Calendar
Lynnfield Art Guild presents floral art demo by Yvonne Blacker
The Lynnfield Art Guild (LAG) will present a demonstration by Yvonne Blacker – “Inspired by Flowers: Pressing, Preserving and Botanical Art Making” – Thursday, Sept. 18 from 7-8:30 p.m. via Zoom. According to LAG, this demonstration is open to all members via an invitation. Membership in the LAG is open to artisans, photographers and artists of all levels, with student, … [Read more...] about Lynnfield Art Guild presents floral art demo by Yvonne Blacker
Friends of Lynnfield Library seeks volunteers for new year of events
The Friends of Lynnfield Library (FOLL) is gearing up for another year of events as the summer winds down, and it is asking community members to attend FOLL's first meeting of the 2025-26 year on Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. on the Mezzanine at the Lynnfield Public Library. At the meeting, according to FOLL President Jeana Tecci, "we will be planning our calendar year, our upcoming … [Read more...] about Friends of Lynnfield Library seeks volunteers for new year of events
Dive into the rich world of African names with Alma Barozzi’s new book
“Names here are more than words – they are histories spoken aloud.” With that simple yet profound sentence, linguist and educator Alma Barozzi captures the essence of her new book, “What Kind of Name Is That? African Naming Patterns and Traditions”: the third and final volume in her trilogy on global naming traditions. Barozzi said she never thought she would study … [Read more...] about Dive into the rich world of African names with Alma Barozzi’s new book