Tavern Night: Death and Dishonor
Brookfield, 1778: As Revolutionary War tensions grow and food grows scarce, a wealthy farmer is found brutally beaten and stuffed down a well. Step into a local tavern where rumors […]
Brookfield, 1778: As Revolutionary War tensions grow and food grows scarce, a wealthy farmer is found brutally beaten and stuffed down a well. Step into a local tavern where rumors […]
Get your car washed and support the Jazz program at LHS! Saturday, Oct. 9, LHS Worthen Road parking lot. $15 suggested donation
Explore more than three centuries of Lexington’s history on a walking tour of the historic Old Burying Ground, where skulls and crossbones, willow trees, and urns reveal how attitudes toward […]
It’s a Bloch Party!! We are incredibly excited to officially open our first set of studio spaces in Lexington, MA, and you’re invited to share in this momentous occasion with […]
RMD MA was established in 2020 as the Massachusetts branch of Ryukyukoku Matsuri Daiko — a creative Eisa group founded in 1982 in Okinawa, Japan. Our name translates to Ryukyu Kingdom Festival Drums. Eisa […]
Come join the local Lexington goats for their daily pasture walk through the fields and woodlands at Chiesa Farm. Each season, the land provides them with diverse plant life. The […]
This walk celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day and will introduce you to plants, animals, and minerals Native people used (and still do in some cases) for food, clothing, medicine, construction, diapers, […]
Long before Lexington was Lexington, Indigenous communities lived here for thousands of years—join us for a free day celebrating Native American culture and history. Start with a guided walk of […]
Learn and ask questions about about e-bikes, local e-bike laws, safety and best practices for riders of all ages. Speakers include MassDOT Safe Routes to School representative Lexington Police Officer […]
The Lexington Field & Garden Club presents "Lawns and Lawn Alternatives," a talk by Gretel Anspach, Lifetime Master Gardener, followed by a plant swap. Lawns are imported garden fixtures in […]
What drove Bathsheba Spooner, a woman from elite eighteenth-century New England society, to conspire with American and British soldiers to murder her husband during the American Revolution? Join historian Andrew […]
Historian Dean Grodzins, author of "American Heretic: Theodore Parker and Transcendentalism," discusses the Lexington-born minister and abolitionist. Thursday, Oct. 15, 7–8:30 p.m., First Parish in Lexington.