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Visioning Workshop at Maxima Hive Ages: 18 and over Date: Fri, Feb 6, 2026 Time: 6:00pm - 9:30 pm EDT Location: 212 Massachusetts Ave. Arlington, MA 02474 Instructors: Renee Piazza and Tricia Walker Capacity: 10 students Class Experience A 3-Hour Immersive Journey Into Your Next Chapter This is not a typical vision board workshop. It’s […]
Love is a complicated emotion, and music has long been a place to explore those complexities— and bluegrass is no exception. Songs reflecting longing, heartbreak, new relationships, and the occasional tale of deception or misfortune are common in this music. In this program, The Splinters present a range of pieces that touch on these themes, […]
Join us for LHS Follies, our bi-annual celebration of musical theatre! This year’s concert brings the magic of fairy tales, myths, and legends to life through song, featuring performances by students from all five of our curricular choirs. From enchanting stories to legendary heroes, it’s an evening of imagination, storytelling, and joyful music-making you won’t […]
A high-flying whirlwind grand tour of Mass. Ave. featuring stunning aerial cinematography, revealing interviews with small business owners, controversial news-making stories (the MIT and Harvard encampments), a look at the Avenue’s origins, Central Square’s dance party as seen from above, more dance (!) , and our local music scene.
Lexington residents — mark your calendars. Join us for the Lexington Candidates Forum 2026, an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates and learn about the issues that will shape our town. 📅 Saturday, February 7, 2026 🕐 1:00–3:00 PM (Doors open at 12:45 PM) 📍 Lexington Community Center Come listen, engage, and submit your […]
Join us on Saturday, February 7, 2026 @ 7:00 PM at Cary Hall, Lexington for a festive celebration of the Year of the Horse! CAAL (Chinese American Association of Lexington) warmly invites everyone to experience music, dance, storytelling, and cultural performances that honor Chinese traditions while celebrating our shared community and cross-cultural harmony. This event […]
Join us on Sunday, February 8, at 3pm for an uplifting afternoon of poetry and music celebrating Black and women poets and composers. The First Parish Sanctuary Choir and guest artists offer a radiant program spanning the Renaissance to today, weaving together choral works with solo and instrumental performances. Songs reflecting winter, darkness, and the […]
We invite everyone to join us for a special Worship at the Well service this Sunday as we pray and sing for everyone involved in the situations in Minneapolis, Maine, and around our country. We will gather to prayer for the immigrants, children, protestors, leaders, and more. Our River Rock Band will lead us in music from […]
Join fellow Lexington parents on Tuesday, February 10 (Safer Internet Day) for an opportunity to watch the 2020 documentary film The Social Dilemma together and engage in a thoughtful conversation about the impact of technology and social media on children, families, and schools. Event organized and hosted by Lex Kids Be Kids. To register for this FREE […]
Lexington Field & Garden Club Presents “Make Your Garden Feed You” with Demetra Tseckares Date: Wednesday February 11, 2026 Place: Follen Church, 755 Mass Avenue, Lexington Time: 9:30am to 11:30 pm Enjoy a conversation with Demetra, owner of Gardens by Demetra, featuring out the box ideas to grow veggies, herbs and fruits in smaller spaces, on […]
Learn how to decorate a cake in a vintage style in this workshop with Anna Abbanat from Cake Niche. Celebrate Valentine’s Day with buttercream, romance, and a whole lot of vintage flair! In this hands-on cake decorating class, you’ll learn how to create a Lambeth-style (also known as “vintage”) heart cake—think elegant piping, frills, swags, […]
Join us for a national transcribe-a-thon celebrating Black History Month and Frederick Douglass’ Birthday! Learn to transcribe primary research materials to help make them more accessible--no prior experience necessary. Local historians will speak on the Colored Conventions, which are the focus of this year's program; how primary research materials have provided insight into the history […]