
Adult craft group where crafters share skills and make handmade art in a community-driven atmosphere.
The Adult Craft Group is back at Lincoln Central Library on Thursday 29 October. It's one of the regular sessions the library runs for adults, and the whole thing is built around crafters sharing skills and making handmade art in a community-driven atmosphere. If you've got a project on the go and want some company, or you've been meaning to pick up something new and fancy a bit of help getting started, this is exactly the kind of thing it's for.
It's less of a formal class and more of a social space for making. The idea is that people bring what they're working on and share what they know, so you'll find folks at all different levels in the same room. Whether you're into knitting, crochet, embroidery, papercraft, or something entirely your own, it's a chance to get stuck in and chat while you work.
Lincoln Central Library is run by Better, a charitable social enterprise that partners with Lincolnshire County Council to operate 14 libraries across the region. They put on activities for every age, from Rhyme Time for the little ones to the Adult Craft Group, alongside learning and research tools, printing and computer facilities. Many of their sessions are free to join, so it's a low-pressure way to spend a morning or afternoon.
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The library is on Free School Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN2 1EZ. The Adult Craft Group meets there on Thursday 29 October.
Date
Thursday, 29 October 2026
Location
Lincoln Central LibraryPrice
Free
Recommended Age
+14 years
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