"Through a Rainbow Lens: A Reflection on Lynn's LGBTQ+ History" Exhibit
March 30 - April 30 in Lynn Campus Library
NSCC will celebrate Lynn’s rich queer history in April by screening a documentary and hosting an award-winning exhibit. The exhibit, Through a Rainbow Lens, A Reflection on Lynn’s LGBTQ+ History, which focuses on places of community and refuge, such as bars, churches, and youth organizations, and how they developed over the past half-century, won the prestigious 2025 Albert B. Corey award from the American Association for State and Local History.
"Through a Rainbow Lens: A Reflection on Lynn's LGBTQ+ History" Opening Reception
April 2 at 3pm in Lynn Campus Library
Local historian Jim Moser, the film’s producer and the exhibit’s director, will attend the events to answer questions and discuss his new book, Queer Heroes of the North Shore: Four Centuries of Love, Rebellion and Survival.
Learn With Me: Origami
April 28 from 2-4pm in Danvers Student Lounge
April 30 from 1-3pm in LW205
With some patience, practice and precision you can make many things from folding squares of paper. Join us in learning the ancient art of transforming simple squares into intricate designs