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COMING TO AMERICA SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 2025 | 7:30 PM PRE-CONCERT CONDUCTOR'S TALK AT 6:30 PM Sponsored by Kip Connor & Linh Vong. Pipa soloist is sponsored by Bin Wu and Family in recognition of the Chinese American Association of Lexington. Hewitt | The Battle of Trenton Wu, Wang, Liu | Little Sisters of the […]
Join us on April 26 for an evening of humorous & heartfelt folk music (and more!) with New York City-based contemporary folk icon Christine Lavin. Called “wildly entertaining” by The New Yorker, Ms. Lavin’s songs often blend comedy with social commentary, ranging from light-hearted to more serious, introspective pieces. As if her intriguingly engaging music […]
Walk a 2.2 miles loop around Arlington’s Great Meadow (which is entirely in Lexington!). We’ll alternate between parts of ACROSS Lexington Route C, the Minuteman bike path and established trails. Meet at the Waldorf School parking lot , 739 Mass Ave. The walk will depart at 2pm sharp, rain or shine. Leader: Bob Hausslein - […]
Join the Family Folk Chorale on Sunday, April 27 at 4 PM at Cary Hall in Lexington, where the iconic Dar Williams – hailed by The New Yorker as “One of America’s very best singer-songwriters” – will perform accompanied by a 100-voice choir that includes the Family Folk Chorale and Follen Church choir members, as […]
Join us for a screening of the Plastic People: The Hidden Crisis of Microplastics. Plastic People is an award-winning feature documentary that chronicles humanity’s fraught relationship with plastic and one woman’s […]
Join us for Clarke Middle School's new telling of the story of Orpheus and Erydice: "Oops! I Looked!" May 1 at 4 pm and 7 pm. May 2 at 7 pm. $5 at the door.
Presented by Cary Library In Woody Holton's “hidden history” of the American Revolution, nothing is quite what it seems. The phrase “Liberty is Sweet” sounds like the sentiments of Jefferson or Franklin, but actually comes from a 1775 letter describing George Washington’s slaves’ aspirations to escape Mount Vernon. Holton entitled his preface “Invisible Enemies” in […]
Join the Lexington Economic Development Office and artists Melissa Pandina and Gabriela Sepulveda on Saturday, May 3, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.at Lexington Visitors Center Lawn for a community paint party to celebrate and make your mark on our mural project! Open and free to all! This paint party is part of the East […]
A free outdoor afternoon of music, history, and entertainment by two dozen fife and drum corps representing different eras including the Revolution, hosted by the William Diamond Junior Fife & Drum Corps of Lexington. Begins with a 250th anniversary ceremony on the Lexington Battle Green (1624 Massachusetts Ave.) honoring the 8 Lexington patriots who fell […]
The Cadleys have been entertaining audiences throughout Upstate New York and New England with their powerful mix of traditional bluegrass and “new acoustic” a la Alison Krauss. Their music has been captured on six CDs—two with John and The Lost Boys, two John and Cathy duet albums, and two solo projects featuring John’s songwriting. Their live […]
Boston-based world music vocal ensemble The Halalisa Singers led by artistic director Mary Cunningham presents "Halalisa! Celebrating Roots and Wings" on Saturday, May 3, 7:30 pm at First Parish of Lexington, 7 Harrington Road, Lexington, MA. The celebratory concert honors Cunningham’s 20 years as artistic director and includes favorites from the ensemble’s repertoire plus a […]
Reading the Constitution: Why I chose Pragmatism, not Textualism, free public lecture featuring the Honorable Stephen Breyer, former US Supreme Court Justice. Open to everyone, free to attend at Cary Memorial Hall in Lexington.