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Library has new
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Museum
Pass Program
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New year, new look! Our museum
pass program has gotten a
new look for 2022. In addition to
the new look, our new reservation
system includes confirmation and
reminder emails with direct links
to either print passes from home,
when applicable, or to cancel reservations
should the need arise.
Better integration with our website
makes for an overall more streamlined
process, making it a more user-friendly
experience for patrons
and staff.
Through the generosity of the
Friends of the Lynnfield Library,
we are able to offer a number of
passes that waive or reduce admission
to local museums and attractions.
Each pass is unique in its
admission savings, so please check
out our museum information on our
website or pick up a museum pass
brochure during your next visit to
the library.
Making a trip into Boston? You
can explore the art of the Isabella
Stewart Gardner Museum, Harvard
Art Museum or Museum of Fine
Arts. Kids may be excited to check
out the Children’s Museum, the
Museum of Science, or the USS
Constitution Museum.
Perhaps you want to take a trip
up to Salem and visit the Peabody
Essex Museum.
Our parks Pass offers free
parking at over 50 Massachusetts
state parks and forests. Get outdoors
and try some hiking, biking, rock
climbing, swimming, fishing, and
more! Check out the Massachusetts
Department of Conservation &
Recreation for a list of the parks.
Any patron with a valid NOBLE
library card may reserve a museum
pass through the Lynnfield Library.
Reservations can be made in
person, by phone (781-334-5411),
or online 24/7 from the library
website (www.lynnfieldlibrary.org)
using your library card. Passes are
available on a first-come basis and
are available up to 60 days in advance,
so plan ahead, especially for
weekends and around holidays and
school vacations.
Our new system now allows the
Boston Children’s Museum to join
the Museum of Fine Arts, Peabody
Essex Museum, and the USS
Constitution Museum as printable
or completely digital passes. They
require no pick up at the library
and can be printed from home or
accessed through email, so there’s
no need for an additional trip in the
cold weather.
Other passes, such as the Isabella
Stewart Gardner Museum, Museum
of Science and New England
Aquarium, are coupons that can be
picked up at the library once a reservation
is made. The Harvard Art
Museum and Parks Pass are passes
that need to be returned following
use.
Many museums have policies
regarding advanced reservations,
masking and proof of vaccination.
We strongly encourage all patrons
to visit museum websites ahead of
time to help plan your visit.
We hope you will take advantage
of our Museum Pass Program this
new year. Be sure to check out our
website for more information or
call us with any questions.
Upcoming events: To register,
please go to our website at lynnfieldlibrary.org
or call the library
at 781-334-5411. Thank you to
the Friends of the Lynnfield Public
Library (foll.org) for funding our
events!
ADULT EVENTS
Book Lovers
Thursday, Jan. 20 at 6:30 p.m.
Our nonfiction book club will
discuss The Butchering Art: Joseph
Lister’s Quest to Transform the
Grisly World of Victorian Medicine
by Lindsey Fitzharris. New members
are always welcome!
The Last Tuesday Book Club
Tuesday, Jan. 25, at 6 p.m.
Our inaugural meeting of the
Last Tuesday Book Club kicks
off this month! We’ll be reading
Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins
Reid. Copies of the book may be
picked up at the library circulation
desk.
Kusudama Flowers
with Pop Up Art School
Wednesday, Jan. 26 at 6:30 p.m.
Join us for a special virtual craft
class with Pop Up Art School!
Origami kusudama flowers are
made of five individual folded
units that are glued together.
During this adult class, you’ll
make one to two completed paper
flowers. No prior experience with
origami needed! Kits will be provided.
Registration Required.
Virtual Yoga
Thursdays at 12:00 p.m.
This class will match breath with
movement to bring peace of mind
while simultaneously building core
strength and stability. Registration
required.
Knitting Club for Adults
Monday, Jan. 31, at 2:30 p.m.
Join us for a monthly knitting
club on the last Monday of the
month! We’ll be meeting on the
mezzanine to work on our own
projects and chat. Registration is
recommended but not required.
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A Healthy Lynnfield has
new series on the workplace
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Open to employees of the
Town of Lynnfield. Registration
required.
REGISTER FOR ONE OR
MORE SESSIONS HERE
A Healthy Lynnfield (AHL)
is offering a series of workshops
for town employees designed to
improve conditions in the workplace.
Sessions will be held at
Town Hall from 9 to 10 a.m. on
Wednesdays, starting on Feb. 9
when AHL hosts “Words at Work
- Why They Matter,” a conversation
with Cyndi Weeks Bradley
and The Equity Process on why
words at work matter and how to
dispel the unconscious bias many
people bring to the workplace.
AHL said that learning how
words may unintentionally cause
insult or harm and how to avoid
this helps establish more healthy
and productive relationships with
colleagues at work.
On March 9, AHL will host
a session entitled “Creating
Harmony Across Generations at
Work” to address the fact that today’s
workplaces are constantly
evolving and are multi-generational.
“Today, it’s possible to
have four generations on the same
team sharing the same space with
each generation bringing its own
values, rules, and styles,” AHL
Substance Abuse Coordinator
Peg Sallade said. “This workshop
will explore strengths and values
of each generation and provide
tips for a harmonious work
environment.”
“How to Create a Respectful
Workplace” will be held on April
13. The focus will be on how integrity
and respect in the workplace
helps cultivate a positive
environment. This program will
introduce communication skills
and other behaviors that promote
respectful, open ways of relating,
settling differences, and working
as a team.
For more information or to
register, go to www.ahealthylynnfield.org
or call AHL
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