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More than a dozen Lexington residents are opening their gardens to visitors on Lexington Living Landscapes’ 2nd Annual Open Gardens Day on Saturday, September 9. This is an opportunity for visitors to see a variety of gardens and get ideas for how they might incorporate more native plants, fewer chemicals, and more sustainable practices into […]
Join dozens of artists on the Visitors Center lawn for our 30th annual event
Join us on Sunday, September, 10 at 10:30 AM in Pilgrim’s sanctuary to kick off the fall season. All ages service include Blessing of the Backpacks and Laptops, Choir will sing special selection, Gathering for Communion – all our welcome! Pilgrim is a congregation of the United Church of Christ and is Open and Affirming, […]
Terrorism Expert to Discuss Domestic Terrorism on September 11 In person and by Zoom at Cary Memorial Library The first major foreign terrorist attack on the U.S. mainland occurred on September 11, 2001. The US responded with all its might. Since then, not one such attack has occurred on US soil. According to Professor Emerita […]
Cantemus Chamber Chorus will be having auditions for interested singers, September 12 and 19, beginning at 6 pm, or by arrangement. Jason Iannuzzi, LHS Music Director, is the new Artistic Director of Cantemus and would love to see some of you there. Interested singers can read more and make an audition appointment at www.cantemus.org/auditions, or […]
Join LexCAN on September 12 for an inspiring evening with thoughtful conversation and effective ideas. Kickstart fall by meeting community members who share your climate concerns and are part of impactful solutions. Our featured speakers, Lexington’s Sustainability and Resilience Officer, Maggie Peard, and CleanHeat Outreach Specialist, Andy Joynt, in collaboration with LexCAN, will launch our […]
Sing With Lexington Pops Chorus in its 42nd Season Lexington Pops Chorus is holding non-audition, open rehearsals for potential new members. Two free open rehearsals will be held Tuesdays, September 12th and 19th at 7:30 pm in Clark Hall, Hancock Church, 1912 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington. Singers must be able to read music. Now beginning its […]
Lexington Field and Garden Club presents A Philosophy of Garden Design for Drought, Pests, and Climate Change with Christie Dustman Date: Wednesday, September 13 Time: 9:30 AM Social Meeting/10 AM Meeting Place: Follen Church, 755 Mass Avenue, Lexington Christie Dustman is a 25-year certified landscape designer with her own landscape-design company in the Boston area. […]
Pilgrim Church invites you to special services during September. On September 17 at 10:30 on the front lawn, Pilgrim will hold our annual Blessing of the Animals. All sociable critters, stuffed animals or photos of beloved pets are welcome! Children and youth will participate in their first Service Project Sunday.
What happens when your DEIB (diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging) efforts become stagnant or ineffective? At the height of the pandemic, a nonprofit organization in Western NY found itself in this very position. Join Lexington-based Nonprofit Net's virtual seminar to hear more about the organization’s trauma-informed training journey, the outcomes, and the benefits of becoming […]
Saturday, September 23, 10 am - 12 pm & 2-4 pm Hosted by LexFarm and Sandra Mayo. Free Admission. Registration required. https://lexfarm-events.square.site/ Art lovers: Take home a piece of the farm to enjoy throughout the year. Visit Sandra’s studio to view original prints from which she created her "Two to Flower" large scale installation, on […]
Reverend Fred Small Speaks! Climate activist and folk singer, Rev. Small will join us on Sunday, September 24 at 10:30 AM. He will lead worship, preach on The Peace of the Trees and share his song "Everything is Possible." All are welcome!