Holiday events on tap in Lincoln

Hartworks Wellness invites you to a Festival of Thanks on Saturday, Nov. 22 at 1 p.m. at Burnham Hall.

Zeno Mountain Farm will host its 8th annual Dance Marathon on Saturday, Nov. 15, in its renovated barn-turned-theatre.

Lincoln voters on Tuesday opted to hold Town Meeting on Saturday and use an electronic voting system.

Lincoln Ratta, a fifth-grade student at Lincoln Community School, has been selected as one of seven finalists for Vermont Kid Governor.

The five-town area is fundraising for a new community radio station that hopes to launch in 2026. Come support the effort at a benefit concert on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Holley Hall in Bristol.

Residents will decide whether to use electronic voting at Town Meeting Day, and whether the annual meeting should be held on the Saturday preceding the first Tuesday in March.

Gov. Phil Scott announced that Lincoln Democrat Karen Lueders will serve the balance of a term vacated this past summer by former Addison-4 Rep. Mary Cordes, D-Bristol.

Stop by Burnham Hall on Oct. 31 for some hocus pocus and lighthearted fun.

The Lincoln Volunteer Fire Company is asking for donations of non-perishable items and toiletries for its annual Fill-the-Firehouse Food Drive.

Only a handful of white monarchs are seen in the U.S. each year.

“Herbal Medicine in the Revolutionary Era” shows how 18th century settlers used herbs and plants to treat various ailments.

Celebrate Banned Book Week at the Lincoln Library with a group discussion and pizza on Thursday, Oct. 9, from 5:45 to 7 p.m.

The 5 Town Partnership is seeking winter clothing donations for its Share the Warmth giveaway on Oct. 4.

Lincoln residents will vote on whether Town Meeting should be held on the Saturday prior to the first Tuesday in March, and whether to use an electronic voting system.

Lincoln Ladies Aid Industria will hold their annual rummage sale Oct. 2-4.