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Recent experience has shaken our faith in the solidity of our democratic institutions and in the Constitution itself. We’ve discovered that critical pre-conditions for effective self-government have turned out to be weak or missing in action, and right now our constitutional system can even stand in the way of making necessary changes. In this talk, […]
Pilgrim invites the community to join us for a Celtic Mindful Moment Service on April 12 at 7 PM at 55 Coolidge Avenue in Lexington. Pilgrim's Music Director, Dot Bowe, along with soloist Elena Snow, will deliver an array of Celtic music and peaceful breathing, bringing a much-needed pause and time to reflect during this […]
“The American Revolution and the Fate of the World” Monday, April 13, 1:15 pm Brookhaven at Lexington and by Zoom Presented by Dr. Richard Bell, Professor of History University of Maryland The American Revolution was not only the colonies’ triumphant liberation from the rule of an overbearing England; it was also a cataclysm that pulled […]
Join Lexington authors Ana Hebra Flaster and Ted Page for a reading of their recent releases, Property of the Revolution and Good Grandpa. A Q&A will follow. Our authors will be signing books from 8-8:30 PM. Registration is suggested to plan for seating and be notified of changes. About our authors: Ana Hebra Flaster […]
Join us for Adulting with Neurodiversity: Navigating Life After 22, a program designed for individuals, caregivers, and families navigating the transition to adulthood. This session will focus on what happens when school-based supports end and how to prepare for the next phase of life. A representative from the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) and insights […]
Lexington High School is delighted to welcome bassist and composer Hannah Marks for an exciting evening of music on Thursday, April 16. Marks will perform with a number of LHS small and large ensembles, including the award winning Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo. This performance is made possible by FOLMADS, the Friends of Lexington Music […]
Please join us Thursday, April 16 at 7 pm in the LHS Auditorium for a special Jazz Concert. Lexington High School is delighted to welcome bassist and composer Hannah Marks for an exciting evening of music on Thursday, April 15. Marks will perform with a number of LHS small and large ensembles, including the award […]
Friday, April 17 9:00 p.m. - Paul Revere's Ride Reenactment, Hancock-Clarke House, 36 Hancock St. In partnership with Lexington History Museums, the Lexington Minute Men will bring to life Paul Revere's historic ride from Boston to the home of Reverend Jonas Clarke in Lexington to alert Patriot leaders John Hancock and Samuel Adams of the […]
Come join the Patriots’ Day community flash mob outside Cary Memorial Hall on Friday, April 17th, 6-6:45 pm! It will kick off with performances culminating in a community sing-along of Lexington Patriots’ Day song to the tune of “Ode to Joy”. Watch, enjoy, and experience the flash mob! This event is free. Organized by Lexington […]
In tribute to Armenian Heritage Month, Belmont World Film is screening the East Coast premiere of IN THE LAND OF ARTO, as part of its 24th International Film Series. The screening will be followed immediately by a discussion led by Diana Hayrapetyan, Professor of Armenian at Harvard University and a PhD candidate at the Strassler […]
In an effort to make the sport accessible to kids of all ages, the Lexington High School Track & Field team hosts a Spring Track & Field clinic each year for elementary school kids during April vacation. The Spring Clinic offers participants the opportunity to experience a fun, pressure free environment to train with the […]
Looking for a fun way to make worn clothes feel new and exciting again? Drop in to our Earth Day Mending Clinic, where members of LexZeroWaste’s Textiles and Mending Team will help you with simple mending techniques to help you beautifully repair loved clothing so you can “Mend it, not End it.” Adults and Teens […]