Events

Becoming Janet: Finding Myself in the Holocaust Presented by Janet Singer Applefield, Holocaust Survivor Monday, January 12, 2026  -  1:15 pm  -  Brookhaven at Lexington   On September 1, 1939, when Germany invaded Poland, with nowhere to run or hide, Gustawa Singer’s parents gave her away to save her life. For the next several years, […]

2026 Martin Luther King Holiday - A Week of Celebrations 2026 The 2026 celebration marks a significant and exciting expansion of Lexington’s tradition. For the very first time, the community will host a WEEK of activities, spanning multiple days and venues, dedicated to commemorating Dr. King's enduring principles. MLK Day of Service engagements organized by Town of Lexington […]

Public Meeting to Identify Natural Hazard Risks and Mitigation Strategies Can Lexington experience flooding, tornadoes, or earthquakes? What are the most serious risks facing our community—and what can be done to reduce their impacts? The Town of Lexington is updating its Hazard Mitigation Plan, a critical document that identifies natural hazard risks facing the community and […]

Lexington Field & Garden Club presents “Moss Magic in Your Landscape with Annie Martin” Date: January 14, 2026 Place:  Follen Church, 755 Mass Avenue, Lexington Time:  9:30 am Social, 10 am Meeting Annie is a passionate moss lover, a moss pied Piper! She will introduce us to the basics of moss gardening, emphasizing aesthetic and […]

An Evening of Education and Community Support for Women 40+ This January, the Lexington women’s community will hear directly from menopause-certified physicians and trusted women's health experts who specialize in caring for women navigating hormonal shifts. They will explore what’s really happening in your body during this transition and highlight both conventional and integrative therapies […]

On January 16, the Lexington High Jazz Department presents the second in its annual Jazz Nite series, a set of four casual concerts featuring LHS small groups and improvisation classes.  It will feature the jazz improvisation class, our two septets, and our honors jazz combo performing primarily student compositions. Admission is free, and refreshments will be […]

The Knights of Columbus Lexington Council 94, Lexington Police Department and Operation Shamrock will be co-hosting a free financial seminar, “Don’t Get Scammed: Community Guide to Staying Safe.”  This free community class educates all attendees about modern scams and how to outsmart them.  Attendees will receive practical prevention tips, a take-home fraud prevention check list […]

Celebrating student creation, Winterfest is the LHS Winter Theater Festival featuring Improv, student directed and devised plays with the theme of Technology and the Future. Hope you can join us January 23rd and 24th at 7pm in the LHS Blackbox.

A short theatrical presentation commemorating 150 years of Vande Mataram, highlighting its power in India’s freedom movement. Vande Matram is a powerful theatrical presentation exploring themes of patriotism, identity, and social responsibility through a contemporary lens. This play combines compelling storytelling, evocative performances, and immersive stagecraft to engage audiences in a thought-provoking reflection on the […]

The Boston International Symphony Orchestra brings the sparkle of Vienna to Lexington with an unforgettable evening of Strauss, Puccini, sweeping waltzes, and passionate tango, featuring renowned soloists led by Maestro Jorge Soto (Boston Pops, United Nations Orchestra at Carnegie Hall).

Real World Skills for Young Handcraft Entrepreneurs A 4-week hands-on program to transform your girl’s crafty ideas into sellable products, and turn your girl into a bonafide entrepreneur! For ages 9–14