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SUMMARY:Geology and More at Whipple Hill
DESCRIPTION:Whipple Hill Conservation Area features Lexington’s highest point\, topping out at 374 feet above Boston Harbor. Whipple Hill is also home to fascinating remnants of the last glacier to cover the area some 10\,000 years ago. The walk up and down the trails will include stopping at a vernal pool and observing typical New England woodland plants\, some in bloom. \nMeet at the Winchester Drive entrance\, 196 Johnson Rd\, Winchester\, MA 01890. Parking is available on Berkshire Drive off Winchester Drive\, across the street from the entrance. \nHeavy rain or lightning cancels. \nLeader: Fran Ludwig – fludwig12@yahoo.com\, 617-686-8442\n 
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/geology-and-more-at-whipple-hill/
LOCATION:Whipple Hill Winchester Drive\, 44 Winchester Drive\, Lexington\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Citizens for Lexington Conservation":MAILTO:info@lexfarm.org
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SUMMARY:Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light at Bedford Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:On May 16\, Bedford’s New Song Music Series welcomes Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light\, a Boston-based string band blending folk tradition\, feminist storytelling\, poetic detail\, and just enough grit. \nSumner—formerly of Twisted Pine—has earned wide recognition\, including the 2021 John Lennon Songwriting Award (Folk)\, a Kerrville New Folk Competition win\, and five original songs archived at the Library of Congress. As a group\, Traveling Light has won the 2023 Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival competition and the 2025 Telluride Bluegrass Band Contest and has been featured four consecutive years by WBUR/NPR as a top Massachusetts entry in the Tiny Desk Contest. \n🎧 Listen: https://bit.ly/rstl
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/rachel-sumner-traveling-light-at-bedford-town-hall/
LOCATION:Bedford Town Hall\, 10 Mudge Way\, Bedford\, 01730\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Bedford Cultural District":MAILTO:info@newsongbedford.org
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SUMMARY:17th Annual Estabrook Run of the Mill 5K/Walk
DESCRIPTION:17th Annual Estabrook Run of the Mill 5K/Walk \nJoin us on Sunday\, May 17th\, 2026\, for Estabrook’s beloved Run of the Mill 5K\, in Memory of Jim Banks\, 1939-2025. Whether you’re running\, walking\, or cheering from the sidelines\, this event is a great way to bring our community together. \n📅 Event Schedule: \n9:30 AM – Jim Banks Kids Fun Run (free\, no registration required\, just show up).\n10:00 AM – 5K Run/Walk\n🎉 Stick around for the Post-Race Party!\n👕 Register Early for a T-Shirt!\nDon’t miss out—click here to register today. \n🙌 We Need Volunteers!\nThis event can’t happen without community support. We need volunteers to help with check-in\, course monitoring\, concessions\, and more. If you can lend a hand\, please sign up today! \nLet’s make the 17th Run of the Mill the best one yet! See you at the starting line! 🏁🐝.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/17th-annual-estabrook-run-of-the-mill-5k-walk/
LOCATION:Estabrook School\, 117 Grove Street\, Lexington\, M\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260517T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260517T120000
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SUMMARY:Sunday Stroll Walking Tour: Hancock Street Architecture
DESCRIPTION:When the Battle of Lexington was fought in 1775\, Hancock Street was a country lane with just two houses. The next 150 years saw many houses built with various architectural styles. Come take a stroll and learn about the Georgian\, Federal\, Greek Revival\, Italianate\, and Gothic Revival homes that populate the street today.\n\nLeaves from Buckman Tavern\, rain or shine\, total walking distance about one mile. Online ticket sales close at 6:00 PM the night before the walk.\n\n$10 members\, $15 nonmembers
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/sunday-stroll-walking-tour-hancock-street-architecture-6/
LOCATION:Buckman Tavern\, 1 Bedford St\, Lexington\, MA\, 02420\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lexington History Museums":MAILTO:visitorservices@lexingtonhistory.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260517T150000
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SUMMARY:Around the World in Song with Lexington Pops Chorus
DESCRIPTION:Understanding that music is the universal language that connects people and cultures around the world\, Lexington Pops Chorus presents “Around the World in Song.” Musical selections include “Barso Re” from India by A.R. Rahman\, “Doluri (Drum Dance)” from the Republic of George\, “MI-YO-TA” from Japan\, “Llwyn Onn” a Welsh Folk Song arr. by D. Owens\, “Time in a Bottle by Jim Croce\, and “Shenandoah” by J. Erb from America. \nConcert tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. For more information\, call 781-365-0576 or email info@LexPops.org.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/around-the-world-in-song-with-lexington-pops-chorus/
LOCATION:Pilgrim Church
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260517T190000
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SUMMARY:LHS Improv Troupe!
DESCRIPTION:Join the LHS Improv Troupe in the Black Box on 5/17 for a not-so-lazy Sunday performance! The show will feature performances by both the Long-Form and Short-Form groups\, and for the low admission price of $3 or 3 suggestions for our games\, you’ll get to enjoy some comedy that has never happened before and will never happen again. This is Troupe’s penultimate show of the year\, so don’t miss it!
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/lhs-improv-troupe-5/
LOCATION:Lexington High School Black Box Theater
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SUMMARY:Diamond MS Choral Concert
DESCRIPTION:Please join us at LHS for the Diamond Spring Choral Concert!
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/diamond-ms-choral-concert/
LOCATION:Lexington High School Auditorium
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SUMMARY:Wild Edibles of Lexington’s Waysides
DESCRIPTION:Once again\, CLC is delighted to have Russ Cohen return for another walk to teach us about wild edible plants! Lexington is home to over 70 species of edible wild plants\, both native and non-native\, including plants considered to be weedy or invasive. Some are more nutritious and/or flavorful than their cultivated counterparts. Join Russ Cohen\, expert forager and author of Wild Plants I Have Known…and Eaten\, on a two-hour ramble in and around Lincoln Park to learn about at least eighteen edible species. Russ will present information on identification tips\, edible portion(s)\, season(s) of availability\, and preparation methods\, as well as general guidelines for safe and environmentally-responsible foraging. \nMeet at the Fitness Trail entrance at the crosswalk on Worthen Road across from the Lexington High playing fields. \nSteady rain cancels. \nLeader: Russ Cohen – 781-646-7489\, eatwild@rcn.com
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/wild-edibles-of-lexingtons-waysides-2/
LOCATION:Fitness Trail Worthen Road\, Lexington\, MA\, 02421
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ORGANIZER;CN="Citizens for Lexington Conservation":MAILTO:info@lexfarm.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260519T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260519T210000
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SUMMARY:Clarke Spring Choral Concert
DESCRIPTION:Please join us at LHS for the Clarke Spring Choral Concert! \nTuesday\, May 19\, 2026\, at 7:00 pm.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/clarke-spring-choral-concert/
LOCATION:Lexington High School Auditorium
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260524T150000
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SUMMARY:The Odyssey: A Two-Person Play WITH POORNIMA KIRBY & STEPHEN COLLINS
DESCRIPTION:What is the cost of our choices? Can love sustain across time\, war\, and distance? Can you ever really find your way home? \nJoin actors Stephen Collins and Poornima Kirby as they take on this three-thousand-year-old epic about the adventures of a wily and complicated traveler. This two-person\, one-hour adaptation draws from multiple translations\, punctuated with poetry and sea-chanties to connect this age-old epic to our modern time. Told as a marital squabble between Odysseus and his wife\, Penelope\, the story weaves through Odysseus’ travels and to his arrival in Ithaca to face the fall-out of his absence\, and find out if he can really come home. With Stephen Collins as the funny\, damaged\, scheming Odysseus and Poornima flowing nimbly between Penelope\, Calypso\, Circe\, the Cyclops\, and many more characters – this artistic\, playful\, searching adaptation explores the universal human needs that run through this ancient poem – from the desire to belong to the hunger for vengeance to the hope of a second chance. \nStephen Collins is an accomplished actor and literature professor\, with over 20 years of experience performing solo theatre pieces and literature lectures across New England. Originally from Cambridge\, Ma\, Stephen studied English at UMass Boston and pursued a career in sales\, before returning to what he truly loves; performing and teaching. His solo shows include presentations on the life and writings of Herman Melville\, Walt Whitman\, William Shakespeare\, Robert Frost\, the theater of the 40s and 50s\, Irish Poets and more. His work with actress Poornima Kirby through New Muse Productions has reconnected him to the joy of collaborative theater. http://unlaunchedvoices.com/ \nPoornima Kirby is a classically trained actress\, writer and director\, based in Boston\, Ma\, specializing in classical and poetic texts\, as well as co-created theater. She studied drama at Vassar College\, and trained in acting and Shakespeare performance at Shakespeare & Co. and London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. She has performed regionally at the A.R.T.\,\nActors Shakespeare Project\, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater\, and Bay Colony Shakespeare. She has also appeared in several independent films\, commercials\, industrials and voice-overs\, and has worked as a teaching artist in the Boston Public Schools\, Tufts Medical Center and Berklee College of Music. She is Artistic Director for Theatre of Eternal Values – America (a branch of an Italy-based international company) where she has written\, directed and performed in several original productions. With New Muse\, she has scripted or adapted three productions in which she also performs—sometimes playing 18 characters in a single one-hour performance. www.PoornimaKirby.com.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/the-odyssey-a-two-person-play-with-poornima-kirby-stephen-collins/
LOCATION:Follen Church\, 755 Massachusetts Ave\, Lexington\, MA\, 02420\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lexington Community Education":MAILTO:LCE@lexingtonma.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260529
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260531
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SUMMARY:The WBUR Festival
DESCRIPTION:The WBUR Festival\, happening on Friday\, May 29 and Saturday\, May 30\, 2026\, will feature two days of captivating conversations\, podcast tapings\, musical performances\, and a lively street scene up and down Commonwealth Avenue. \n“The WBUR Festival is serious stuff and wicked fun\, too\,” said Margaret Low\, CEO of WBUR. “Last year was such a smashing success\, we couldn’t wait to do it again. We think of the Festival as our love letter to Boston and beyond — a chance to give back to the people\, the city and the region who fuel WBUR.” \nAlong with WBUR hosts including Meghna Chakrabarti\, Tiziana Dearing\, Indira Lakshmanan\, Lisa Mullins and Robin Young\, the first wave of speakers includes: \n\nJosé Andrés\, chef\, founder of World Central Kitchen — a nonprofit that provides meals in response to global crises — and best-selling author of a new book “Spain My Way\,” coming out in May. Andrés holds two Michelin stars and has been awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.\nMarty Baron\, former executive editor of The Washington Post and The Boston Globe. Under his leadership\, newsrooms have won 18 Pulitzer Prizes\, including 11 at the Post.\nJohn Bolton\, former United States national security advisor to President Donald Trump\, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and author of “The Room Where It Happened.”\nKatherine Maher\, president and CEO of NPR and former chief executive of the Wikimedia Foundation.\nSamantha Power\, New York Times bestselling author\, Pulitzer Prize winner and former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N.\nBryan Stevenson\, public interest lawyer\, founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative — a human rights organization in Montgomery\, Ala. — and author of the bestselling memoir “Just Mercy.”\nNicholas Thompson\, CEO of The Atlantic and host of the podcast The Most Interesting Thing in AI. His 2025 memoir “The Running Ground” was recognized as a Kirkus Reviews Best Book of the Year.\nAnd numerous public media friends including musician and host Jad Abumrad\, founder of WNYC’s Radiolab; Allison Aubrey\, NPR health and science correspondent and founding host of Life Kit; Mary Louise Kelly\, co-host of NPR’s All Things Considered and host of the Sources & Methods podcast; and Sam Sanders\, host of KCRW’s The Sam Sanders Show and one of the founding hosts of Vibe Check\, The NPR Politics Podcast and It’s Been A Minute.\nSee additional speakers confirmed so far and get tickets at wburfestival.org.\n\nIn addition to its speaker lineup\, The WBUR Festival will feature a range of community-centered activities. The free street fair open to everyone will return on Saturday\, May 30 with more space and more vendors\, including the Found Boston market with 80 vintage sellers — twice as many as last year. Families can enjoy an all-new Kids Zone and live performances\, including dance lessons with Salsa y Control and entertainment from the WBUR Makers Jake Blount and Kimaya Diggs. Attendees can also help create a massive mural — a guided\, paint-by-numbers community art project designed to bring festivalgoers together and create a shared masterpiece. \nOur Partners \nThe WBUR Festival is made possible in part by the generous support of many civic and cultural institutions. WBUR is especially thankful to our premier sponsors: Takeda\, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the Boston Symphony Orchestra; and to our supporting sponsors: The Huntington\, The Mehrotra Institute\, Vivo Performing Arts\, Hartney Greymont\, The Eliot Hotel\, The Trustees\, Museum of Fine Arts\, Boston\, Bartlett Tree Experts and Boston University Fitness & Recreation Center. As our enduring partner and home base\, Boston University helps make The WBUR Festival possible. \nAdditional support is provided by generous donors and sustaining Members who fuel our mission to produce high-quality journalism and enriching experiences that foster understanding\, connection and community. WBUR Members receive special discounts\, benefits and exclusive invitations to Festival activities. Become a Member today and discover all the possibilities while helping to sustain independent journalism. \nTo keep up to date on Festival news\, sign up for the WBUR Events newsletter. Organizations interested in sponsoring The WBUR Festival can reach out to partnerships@wbur.org to learn more. \nAbout WBUR \nWBUR\, founded in 1950\, is Boston’s NPR. An award-winning producer of high-quality journalism on air\, online\, and on stage at CitySpace. With one of the strongest local newsrooms in America\, our journalists cover the most pressing issues in our city and region. Nationally\, WBUR reaches more than seven million people each week with On Point\, Here & Now — a daily newsmagazine produced with NPR — and with a slate of acclaimed podcasts like Endless Thread\, Circle Round and Beyond All Repair.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/the-wbur-festival/
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SUMMARY:Free Goat Yoga Class at Lexington Community Center
DESCRIPTION:Join us for some mindfulness and animal-assisted therapy in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month! \nLexington Human Services has partnered with Chip-in Farm to offer two Goat Yoga classes here at the Community Center\, open to all abilities. \nThis event is on Friday\, May 29\, outside on the lawn\, classes are at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Each class will feature an instructor-led yoga session\, time to pet the goats\, and of course\, photo ops! \n*Please bring your own yoga mat or towel if you have one. The instructor can accommodate for chair yoga\, so please let us know if in advance so we can have that set up for you. For any questions\, please contact Penny Hogan\, 781-698-4843\, or Juanica Buchanan\, 781-698-4851. \n*Registration is required*
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/free-goat-yoga-class-at-lexington-community-center/
LOCATION:Lexington Community Center\, 39 Marrett Road\, Lexington\, MA\, 02420\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lexington Human Services Department":MAILTO:sgunda@lexingtonma.gov
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260529T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260529T210000
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SUMMARY:LHS Swing Nite!
DESCRIPTION:Do you love jazz music in the Big Band Swing style\, and have you always wanted to learn how to dance to it? Or\, do you already know how to swing dance\, and are you looking for a place to show off your skills? Well\, then have we got an event for you! It’s our annual LHS Swing Nite!\n\nThe date is Friday\, May 29th. The location\, LHS Commons 2 (use the Waltham Street parking lot and enter through the doors by the loading dock). The schedule is as follows:\n\n7:00 – 7:45 PM Swing Dance group lesson (that’s right\, you’ll have the opportunity to learn the basics!)\n7:45 – 9:00 PM Live music (to dance to!) provided by the LHS Jazz Big Band\, the award-winning LHS Jazz Ensemble\, and our special guest\, the in-demand Beantown Swing Orchestra!\n\nTickets are available at the door\, and cost $15 for adults\, and $5 for students and senior citizens.\n\nCome join us for an amazing evening! See you there!
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/lhs-swing-nite/
LOCATION:Lexington High School Commons 2
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260530T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260530T200000
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SUMMARY:Illuminate Heritage: Lightscapes of Lexington\, Honoring Lexington’s Citizen Heroes
DESCRIPTION:Illuminate Heritage: Lightscapes of Lexington\, Honoring Lexington’s Citizen Heroes\nBy Jiawei Liu\, Lexington High School \nLooking for a fun\, meaningful and memorable way to spend a summer night? \nOn May 30\, students from the Youth STEAM Initiative will present Illuminate Heritage: Lightscapes of Lexington\, an immersive projection mapping experience at the Lexington Depot from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM. \nUsing light\, animation\, and real community imagery\, this student-created show will transform local architecture into a living story\, one that shines a spotlight on citizen heroes\, from important historical figures to the heroes among us today. \nWho Are Lexington’s Heroes?\nThrough the theme “Step Forward”\, the show strives to ask a simple and powerful question: What makes a hero? \nThe show will provide a both humble and profound answer: A hero is someone who chooses to step forward and makes a difference. \nThrough a sequence of visual scenes\, the program traces this journey: \n\nA quiet moment when something is needed\nA decision to act\nReal moments of service\, creativity\, and leadership\nThe lasting impact on others\nAnd the ripple effect that continues through the community\n\nThese stories are drawn from real life in Lexington\, featuring volunteers\, cultural organizations\, students\, families\, and neighbors whose everyday actions shape the town profoundly. \nA Collective Story\, Told in Light\nRather than celebrating a select few\, Illuminate Heritage Night reveals something deeper: \nAn entire community where the everyday actions of many add up to create something meaningful and lasting. Audiences will see: \n\nChildren making art and imagining new possibilities\nStudents designing\, building\, and innovating through STEAM\nCultural groups sharing traditions and connecting communities\nResidents coming together in events\, celebrations\, and service\n\nEach moment is a reminder that heroism is powerful and important\, but not rare\, and it can be woven into daily life. \nWhat to Expect\n\nA powerful fusion of light\, art\, history\, and technology\nStunning architectural projection mapping set to a relaxed summer evening atmosphere\nCarefully crafted animations and real imagery from the Lexington community\nStories that honor the people who quietly and consistently make a difference\nA shared experience that invites everyone to reflect: What role can I play?\n\nAn Invitation\nTo conclude the evening\, the Youth STEAM Initiative will present one last message\, this time for the audience: \nIt all starts with one step.\nWhat will you do?\nWho will you help? \nBecause in Lexington\, the next hero is not someone else—\nit might be you. \nJoin us on May 30 and see our community in a whole new light. \nLearn more at Illuminate Heritage Project Website \nNominate a Community Hero\nKnow some group or someone whose everyday actions make Lexington stronger? Submit them  by clicking on the link attached here. They will have a chance to appear in our projection mapping event video displayed onto the building!
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/illuminate-heritage-lightscapes-of-lexington-honoring-lexingtons-citizen-heroes/
LOCATION:Emery Park (Depot Square)\, Lexington\, MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Illuminate Heritage: Lightscapes of Lexington\, Honoring Lexington’s Citizen Heroes
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a fun\, meaningful\, and memorable way to spend a summer night? \nOn May 30\, students from the Youth STEAM Initiative will present Illuminate Heritage: Lightscapes of Lexington\, an immersive projection mapping experience at the Lexington Depot from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM. \nUsing light\, animation\, and real community imagery\, this student-created show will transform local architecture into a living story\, one that shines a spotlight on citizen heroes\, from important historical figures to the heroes among us today. \nWho Are Lexington’s Heroes?\nThrough the theme “Step Forward”\, the show strives to ask a simple and powerful question: What makes a hero? \nThe show will provide a both humble and profound answer: A hero is someone who chooses to step forward and makes a difference. \nThrough a sequence of visual scenes\, the program traces this journey: \n\nA quiet moment when something is needed\nA decision to act\nReal moments of service\, creativity\, and leadership\nThe lasting impact on others\nAnd the ripple effect that continues through the community\n\nThese stories are drawn from real life in Lexington\, featuring volunteers\, cultural organizations\, students\, families\, and neighbors whose everyday actions shape the town profoundly. \nA Collective Story\, Told in Light\nRather than celebrating a select few\, Illuminate Heritage Night reveals something deeper: \nAn entire community where the everyday actions of many add up to create something meaningful and lasting. Audiences will see: \n\nChildren making art and imagining new possibilities\nStudents designing\, building\, and innovating through STEAM\nCultural groups sharing traditions and connecting communities\nResidents coming together in events\, celebrations\, and service\n\nEach moment is a reminder that heroism is powerful and important\, but not rare\, and it can be woven into daily life. \nWhat to Expect\n\nA powerful fusion of light\, art\, history\, and technology\nStunning architectural projection mapping set to a relaxed summer evening atmosphere\nCarefully crafted animations and real imagery from the Lexington community\nStories that honor the people who quietly and consistently make a difference\nA shared experience that invites everyone to reflect: What role can I play?\n\nAn Invitation\nTo conclude the evening\, the Youth STEAM Initiative will present one last message\, this time for the audience: \nIt all starts with one step.\nWhat will you do?\nWho will you help? \nBecause in Lexington\, the next hero is not someone else—\nit might be you. \nJoin us on May 30 and see our community in a whole new light. \nLearn more at Illuminate Heritage Project Website \nNominate a Community Hero\nKnow some group or someone whose everyday actions make Lexington stronger? Submit them  by clicking on the link attached here. They will have a chance to appear in our projection mapping event video displayed onto the building! \n 
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/illuminate-heritage-lightscapes-of-lexington-honoring-lexingtons-citizen-heroes-2/
LOCATION:Emery Park (Depot Square)\, Lexington\, MA\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Youth STEAM Initiative":MAILTO:jiawei.j.liu+lexobserver@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260531T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260531T120000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
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SUMMARY:Sunday Stroll Walking Tour: Stories in Stone
DESCRIPTION:Visit over three centuries of Lexington’s past on a walking tour of the historic Old Burying Ground. From skulls and crossbones to willow trees and urns\, this is the perfect place to see the history of how our ancestors grappled with the concept of death through beautiful artwork. Discover how mortuary art has changed over time here\, and meet some of Lexington’s most famous inhabitants along the way.\n\n\n\nLeaves from Buckman Tavern\, total walking distance about one mile.\n\nSpace is limited to 20 people. Online ticket sales end at 6 PM the evening before the tour.\n\n$10 members\, $15 nonmembers
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/sunday-stroll-walking-tour-stories-in-stone-6/
LOCATION:Buckman Tavern\, 1 Bedford St\, Lexington\, MA\, 02420\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lexington History Museums":MAILTO:visitorservices@lexingtonhistory.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260531T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260531T160000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260513T165908Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260513T165908Z
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SUMMARY:Adams Field New Courts Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Adams Field New Courts Celebration: \nThanks to the hard work of the LPC Board along with member Elaine Tung and Lexington Recreation\, Adams courts have a fresh new look! With a bit of fence work and reconfiguration of existing lines\, Adams has expanded to 6 pickleball courts\, providing LPC with an increased number of PASS sessions this season. The additional courts\, freshly painted bright blue pickleball lines\, and beautiful green and white patio chairs (donated by Janna) are a huge improvement and we would like to thank all who helped to make it happen! See photo below. \nPlease join us to celebrate this wonderful new space at the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Sunday\, May 31st\, 2026 from 1pm-4pm.  \nThere will be light refreshments\, pickleball demonstrations\, beginner lessons & more.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/adams-field-new-courts-celebration/
LOCATION:Adams Field Pickleball Courts\, 735 Massachusetts Ave\, Lexington\, MA\, 02420\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lexington Pickleball Club":MAILTO:events@lexingtonpickleballclub.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260605T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260605T110000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260515T034735Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260515T034735Z
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SUMMARY:League of Women Voters Lexington First Friday
DESCRIPTION:The League of Women Voters of Lexington \nFirst Friday \nJune 5\, 2026 \n9:30—11:00 AM \nRoom 237 \nLexington Community Center \n39 Marrett Road \nLexington MA 02421 \nVoting Rights: Where do we go?
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/league-of-women-voters-lexington-first-friday-6/
LOCATION:Lexington Community Center\, 39 Marrett Road\, Lexington\, MA\, 02420\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260607T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260607T170000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260508T015357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260508T015357Z
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SUMMARY:Festival of Colors (Holi) | Hastings Park | June 07 - 1-5 pm
DESCRIPTION:Festival of Colors Returns to Lexington: A Celebration of Community\, Culture\, and Joy \nAs spring blossoms across Lexington\, bringing renewed energy and vibrant colors to the landscape\, the community is invited to come together for one of its most joyful and inclusive traditions — the Festival of Colors (Holi). \nTaking place on Sunday\, June 7\, 2026\, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Hastings Park\, this beloved annual celebration reflects the spirit of unity\, diversity\, and togetherness that defines Lexington. \nRooted in the Indian festival of Holi\, the Festival of Colors has grown into a multicultural community event that welcomes families from all backgrounds. It is a celebration not just of spring\, but of friendship\, shared experiences\, and the many cultures that call Lexington home. \nThis year’s festival promises an exciting lineup of activities and performances. Attendees can look forward to 21 multicultural performances\, featuring over 200 performers representing communities from around the world — including American\, Spanish\, Eastern European (Mladost)\, Chinese\, Taiwanese\, Sri Lankan\, Indian\, and more. Two live bands will add to the festive atmosphere\, with musical influences spanning continents. \nFood lovers will enjoy a diverse selection of seven multicultural cuisines\, along with refreshing ice cream treats — making it a true culinary journey. The event will also feature community booths and local vendors\, offering a chance to connect\, explore\, and support local initiatives. \nFamilies and children will find plenty to enjoy throughout the afternoon. From bouncy houses and outdoor games to henna art and face painting\, the festival is designed to be engaging and welcoming for all ages. Adding to the energy of the event\, six high school emcees will guide the program\, bringing enthusiasm and local youth leadership to the stage. \nThe highlight of the festival — and its most iconic moment — is the playing with organic colors. In this joyful tradition\, participants come together to throw vibrant\, eco-friendly colored powders into the air\, symbolizing the arrival of spring\, the triumph of positivity\, and the beauty of shared celebration. It is a moment of pure joy that brings strangers together as friends. \nMore than just an event\, the Festival of Colors is a reflection of Lexington’s identity — a town enriched by its diversity and strengthened by its sense of community. \nAll are welcome to attend and be part of this colorful\, lively\, and meaningful celebration.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/festival-of-colors-holi-hastings-park-june-07-1-5-pm/
LOCATION:Hastings Park\, Corner of Massachusetts Ave. and Worthen Rd.\, Lexington\, MA\, 02421\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T153000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260402T134152Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260402T134152Z
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SUMMARY:Garden Tour with the Lexington Field & Garden Club
DESCRIPTION:Visit the inspirational gardens of Lexington. Rain or shine.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/garden-tour-with-the-lexington-field-garden-club/
LOCATION:MA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T163000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260515T040213Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260515T040213Z
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SUMMARY:Bridging Minds: Science Talks for Everyone
DESCRIPTION:The first talk in the Bridging Minds series will take place on Saturday\, June 13\, at 1:30 pm at Fox Branch Library in East Arlington. Speaker Theonie Anastassiadis will discuss The Secret Language of Life—and How We’re Learning to Speak It\, describing how scientists are learning to reprogram the cellular machinery that builds our bodies and to explore the viral world for new therapies. A 10-minute Q&A will follow the talk\, where participants can ask questions about both the talk and broader science topics. \n\nBridging Mind: Science Talks for Everyone is a community event series that makes science\, society\, and human experience accessible to all through engaging public discussions. \n\n\n\nBridging Minds: Science Talks for Everyone is a new series of talks designed to make science accessible\, engaging\, and meaningful to a broad audience. The series hopes to demystify current topics in science and highlight their relevance to our everyday lives by providing a platform where complex scientific ideas can be shared in simple\, relatable\, and inspiring ways. \nEstablished by Arlington-based poet and former Harvard scientist Dr. Parmit Singh\, Bridging Minds will invite scientists\, innovators\, and thought leaders to engage directly with the community. Singh hopes the outcome will be an ongoing dialog about science\, inspiring individuals of all ages to engage with scientific concepts and encouraging the next generation to pursue careers in science.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/bridging-minds-science-talks-for-everyone/
LOCATION:Fox Branch Library\, 175 Mass Ave\, Arlington\, MA\, 175 Mass Ave\, Arlington\, MA\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Vinayak Forum of Science%2C Arts &amp%3B Scoeity":MAILTO:parmitcrassa@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T163000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260515T040257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260515T040257Z
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SUMMARY:Global Voices in Verse
DESCRIPTION:Monthly poetry event where participants read poems by other poets\, celebrating diverse voices and cultures while welcoming even non-poets to share their heritage. We are honored to have Arlington Poet Laureate Teresa Cader as our chief guest. \n\n\nGlobal Voices in Verse is a monthly poetry gathering that celebrates the richness of global poetic traditions. This event provides a platform for cultural exchange through poetry\, inviting participants to read and share poems by poets from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. Unlike traditional poetry readings\, this initiative encourages both poets and non-poets to engage with poetry beyond their own experiences\, fostering a deeper appreciation of different literary traditions. By bringing together voices from around the world\, the event highlights the power of poetry as a bridge between cultures. \nParticipants select a poem—whether from a well-known poet or a lesser-known voice—and present it in its original language\, followed by a discussion or translation to make it accessible to a wider audience. This format not only promotes linguistic diversity but also allows attendees to explore the historical\, social\, and emotional contexts of various poetic works. By engaging with poetry in this way\, Global Voices in Verse cultivates a welcoming space where literature becomes a shared experience\, inspiring cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/global-voices-in-verse-2/
LOCATION:Fox Branch Library\, 175 Mass Ave\, Arlington\, MA\, 175 Mass Ave\, Arlington\, MA\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Global Voices in Verse":MAILTO:parmitcrassa@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260620T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260620T220000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260424T024206Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260424T024206Z
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SUMMARY:Peter Mulvey and Jenna Nicholls Present: Floyd Mercantile
DESCRIPTION:In April 2025\, Peter Mulvey and Jenna Nicholls\, along with guitarist Ross Bellenoit\, traveled to Floyd\, a small mountain town located in the Blue Ridge Highlands of Southwest Virginia\, for five uninterrupted days of recording. What emerged is Floyd Mercantile — a record that feels both intimate and timeless. \nThe makeshift studio was a decommissioned general store called (you guessed it!) Floyd Mercantile — a weathered wooden building standing across the road from an open pasture where cows wandered and grazed in the gentle early spring. (One cow even volunteered to be on the album cover.) Inside those old walls\, the trio recorded the album live — no isolation booths\, no heavy overdubbing — just three musicians in a room\, listening closely and letting the songs unfold in real time. \nThe sessions were recorded by Jeff Oehler and filmed in their entirety by partner Sue Bibeau and their associate Skylar Locke. Together\, Sue and Jeff comprise Beehive Pro\, an audio\, visual\, and design collective famed for their intimate recordings and thoughtfully considered visuals. They captured not just the sound\, but the atmosphere — the wood floors\, the daylight through the dusty windows\, and the creak of the porch boards could all be considered session players on this album. \nThe repertoire bridges eras. Mostly comprised of songs Peter and Jenna wrote separately\, there are a few gems from the Great American Songbook: “Skylark” (Hoagy Carmichael/Johnny Mercer)\, “Them There Eyes” (Maceo Pinkard/Doris Tauber/William Tracey)\, and “I’ll Be Seeing You” (Sammy Fain/Irving Kahal). \nThe visual and sonic tones of the project reflect the periods these songs evoke — even the newly composed tracks feel in conversation with another time. The goal was not nostalgia\, but continuity: to stand inside the lineage of American song and add something honest and present to it. \nFloyd Mercantile is not just an album. It’s a document of place. Of three musicians in a room. Of songs — old and new — allowed to breathe in the quiet of a Virginia afternoon.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/peter-mulvey-and-jenna-nicholls-present-floyd-mercantile/
LOCATION:MA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Bedford Cultural District":MAILTO:info@newsongbedford.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260706T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260710T173000
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260424T025952Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260424T025952Z
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SUMMARY:Silent Spring Summer Institute
DESCRIPTION:Silent Spring Institute\, a scientific research organization based in Newton\, Massachusetts\, and one of the nation’s leading authorities on environmental risk factors for cancer and other diseases\, is excited to offer the Silent Spring Summer Institute\, now in its second year. This free virtual program is designed for high school students interested in learning about environmental health or considering a degree or career in STEM. \n  \nProgram Dates: July 6 to 10\, 2026 (daily\, from 4:00 – 5:30 PM ET) \nLocation: Online through Zoom \nRegistration for the program closes on June 5\, 2026. \n  \nStudents will learn how our everyday environments—the water we drink\, the air we breathe\, the food we eat\, and the products we use—shape our health and well-being and how science can advance solutions to reduce disease risk and create healthier communities.  \n  \nThe program is open to high school students\, grades 9 – 12 (middle school students aged 13 and up are also welcome) and participants will receive a certificate upon completion.  \n  \nQuestions? Reach out to us at info@silentspring.org
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/silent-spring-summer-institute/
LOCATION:Virtual
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ORGANIZER;CN="Silent Spring Institute":MAILTO:info@silentspring.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261004
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261005
DTSTAMP:20260515T133632
CREATED:20260508T015747Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260508T015747Z
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SUMMARY:Call for Walkers: Register for the 38th Annual Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber presented by Hyundai
DESCRIPTION:Registration is open for the 2026 Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber\, presented by Hyundai. Scheduled for Sunday\, Oct. 4\, funds raised from the Walk support all forms of adult and pediatric care and cancer research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The 2026 event will aim to raise $10 million in support of Dana-Farber’s mission to defy cancer by leading the way in groundbreaking research and lifesaving patient care. \nThe Details: \nThe Jimmy Fund Walk is the only organized walk permitted to use the famed Boston Marathon® course\, and participants have the flexibility to choose from four distance options: \n\n5K walk: Starting at Dana-Farber’s Longwood Medical Campus\n10K walk: Starting in Newton\nHalf Marathon walk: Starting in Wellesley\nMarathon walk: Starting in Hopkinton\n\nAlong the route\, participants will be motivated by Hero posters\, photos\, and quotes from Dana-Farber patients\, who are considered the heart and inspiration for the event. Walkers will also enjoy refreshments and cheer squads throughout the course. \nThe event will conclude at the Boston Common Finish Line\, by the corner of Charles and Beacon Streets. Finish line activities will include a celebration with food\, entertainment\, and more. Walkers who prefer to participate virtually can complete their chosen distance from any location. \nTo register for the Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber or to support a walker\, visit JimmyFund.org/Walk or call (866) 531-9255. Registrants can enter the promo code NEWS for $5 off the registration fee. You can also sign up to volunteer on Walk Day.
URL:https://lexobserver.org/event/call-for-walkers-register-for-the-38th-annual-jimmy-fund-walk-for-dana-farber-presented-by-hyundai/
LOCATION:Boston Common by the corner of Charles and Beacon Street\, Boston\, MA\, 02111\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Jimmy Fund":MAILTO:JimmyFundWalk@dfci.harvard.edu
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