Dismantling Racism in our Town
2025-10-08 09:00 - 2025-11-19 11:00 (America/New_York) | ZOOM
Dismantling Racism in Our Town
a free conversation and reflection series in Lexington
Wednesdays, 9:00-11:00 a.m., October 8 – November 19, via Zoom
supported by the Lexington Human Rights Committee & Lexington Lyceum Advocates

Dismantling Racism in Our Town (DRIOT) is a seven-week learning journey offered by and for those who live, work, study, and/or worship in Lexington or nearby towns. It is designed to strengthen our personal and collective awareness of anti-Black racism and its consequences; and to commit together to undo and repair the legacies of racism and white supremacy in ourselves and our communities.
DRIOT is an all-volunteer organization with a cohort of co-facilitators who organize and lead the 7-session journey. Participants must be available each of the 7 sessions to register. This session’s leaders are Lisa Goodman and Tanya Gisolfi-McCready.
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/DRIOTFall2025Registration
Questions? Contact us: LexDismantlingRacism@gmail.com

HOME
2025-10-11 11:00 - 2025-11-02 17:00 | LexArt, 130 Waltham St, Lexington, M, 02421, United States
Oct 11-Nov 2, 2025
Tue-Sun, 11am-5pm

Opening Reception: Oct 16, 6-8pm
Housing Round Table: Oct 30, 5-7pm
LexHAB ‘HOME’ Fundraiser: Oct 23, 6-8:30pm

LexHAB, an affordable housing organization, and LexArt, announce the 2nd biennial Home exhibition is meant to call attention to the issue of affordable housing and help raise funds to support LexHAB’s mission to provide and implement alternatives for the provision of affordable, safe and housing for low and moderate income households

HOME will focus on the theme of ‘home’ and the role of housing in our lives. Whether it is a physical place or an idea, ‘home’ can mean something different at each stage of life and varies by culture and geography. Housing as shelter is a universal human need that is inaccessible for too many, locally and globally. A shelter is a need, a house can be a haven, a nest can be empty, a home can be inhabitable: climate change, income inequality, racism, violence, love, community, and family are just a few of the factors that impact our concept of home and our ability to attain and maintain a home. All submitted works of art share this perspective on the notion of ‘home’.

For more information about LexHAB click here

Juror: Anne Marie Stein
Anne Marie Stein is Assoc. Dean of Professional and Continuing Education at the Massachusetts College of Art. She currently serves on the Newton Cultural Council and the Newton Historical Commission. From 2001-05, she was Director of Development for Northern Light Productions, a documentary film production company, where she oversaw business development and also worked on a number of projects. She has served on national granting committees and panels, served on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the national coalition for media arts organizations, NAMAC, for seven years, was a co-founder of the Boston International Festival of Women’s Cinema and co-director for many years of the New England Film & Video Festival.

A Tribute to Bill Evans and Jim Hall: Jazz Duets for Guitar and Piano WITH SHERYL BAILEY (GUITAR) & LEWIS PORTER (PIANO)
2025-10-18 04:00 - 17:30
As a bandleader, Sheryl Bailey has toured the US, Canada, Europe, Australia, Hong Kong, China, Japan, and the UK with her many projects: The Sheryl Bailey 3, The Sheryl Bailey 4, The Electric Ladyland Project, and Plucky Strum. She has 12 critically acclaimed releases as a leader. Sheryl has toured and recorded with The Anat Cohen Tentet, Richard Bona, David Krakauer’s Ancestral Groove, Abraham Inc., John Zorn, Tommy Campbell’s Vocal Eyes, Irene Cara, Lea Delaria, George Garzone, Jack Wilkins, Shingo Okudaira, Steve Slagle, Harvie S, Ken Peplowski, Kim Plainfield, and Gary Thomas. As an educator, she has been a Professor of Guitar at Berklee College of Music since 2000, and was recently named the Assistant Chair of the Guitar Department at Berklee. www.sherylbailey.com Lewis Porter, pianist, educator, author, has performed across the USA and Europe. He was the subject of a full-page article in Downbeat in 2019 and a four-page feature in Jazz Times the same year. He was nominated for a Grammy in 1995 and has won two ASCAP prizes. He appears on 38 albums with Dave Liebman, Marc Ribot, Gary Bartz, John Patitucci, Terri Lyne Carrington, Tia Fuller and others. Critics write that his music makes “a beautifully creative whole” and that he is “a first-rate pianist.” Jazz Journal of the UK wrote: “Technique, imagination and feeling are all at his disposal.” Holding a Ph.D. in musicology, he is well-known as an educator and author, most notably of a celebrated book on Coltrane. His acclaimed weekly jazz essay series on Substack, “Playback with Lewis Porter”(https://lewisporter.substack.com), is followed by over 6,000 jazz fans, scholars, and musicians worldwide.

TEDxNewEngland
2025-10-30 19:00 - 21:00 | Groton Hill Music Center, 122 Old Ayer Rd, Groton, M, 01450, United States
Join nine extraordinary women honor New England’s leadership in science and technology, spotlighting the power of diverse perspectives in science, creativity, and human understanding.
TEDxNewEngland returns with an extraordinary lineup of nine women who are redefining how we understand the world and our place in it. This year’s event will spotlight the power of diverse perspectives in science, creativity, and human understanding. The speaker lineup spans cognitive science, cultural evolution, psychology, linguistics, music, and poetry.
Website Link: https://tedxnewenglanxd.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tedxne

Redesigning the Future of Plastic Plant Containers with Marie Chieppo
2025-11-12 09:30 - 23:30 | Follen Church, 755 Mass. Ave., Lexington, MA
Approximately 98% of the plastic plant containers end up in landfills. In 2019, Marie Chieppo, an ecological landscape designer, researched and authored a report for the Association of Professional Landscape Designers entitled, “Plastic Pots and the Green Industry: Production, Use, Disposal and Environmental Impacts.“ Since then, an awareness of the harm we are imposing on the environment with our beautiful plants, has drastically increased.

Marie will discuss the history behind the proliferation of plastic containers, barriers and progress that is being made within the industry, new regulations that are driving change, and the response of consumers trying to make a difference. Marie heads the Alternative Materials Committee for the Horticultural Research Institute’s Plastic Task Force.

Sacred Heart Parish Prayer Service
2025-11-14 19:00 - 20:00 | Sacred Heart Parish, 18 Follen Road, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
During the holy hour, an icon depicting the most famous image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, painted in 1767 by Pompeo Batoni and now venerated in the Church of the Gesù in Rome, will be displayed. This reproduction of the original image bears the blessing of the late Pope Francis and is one of more than 300 icons traveling across the world as part of the Knights of Columbus Pilgrim Icon Program.
The Sacred Heart Holy Hour will include readings from Sacred Scripture and reflections from Pope Francis on the Sacred Heart of Jesus, as well as the Divine Mercy Chaplet, prayers to the Sacred Heart, and time for silent prayer and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. The prayer service will lead all present to grow in their love of God and devotion to his Most Sacred Heart.
After the prayer service, light snacks, coffee and tea will be served.

Estate sale
2025-11-16 11:00 - 15:00
Cash and Carry Estate Sale
49 Fletcher, Ave. Lexington
November 15 and 16th
11am-3pm

3rd Annual LexGiving 5k
2025-11-28 09:00 - 10:30 | Lincoln Fields, 100 Lincoln Street, Lexington, MA, 02421, United States
The 3rd Annual LexGiving 5k Run/Walk
Join us at Lincoln Field on Black Friday, November 28th at 9AM, for the 3rd Annual LexGiving 5k. Go ahead and enjoy guilt-free seconds on Thanksgiving – as you’ll walk or run it off at this family-friendly event as you keep the Thanksgiving festivities going.
All who register will be eligible to win a free night at the amazing Inn at Hastings Park, or other great give-away prices. Awards for the top 3 finishers in age categories. Plus a DJ and photographer.
We are especially proud this year to partner with the Lexington Police Department, as well as the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve and their Toys for Tots program, which provides toys, books and emotional support to disadvantaged children. We will have a drop-off toy drive at the race – we hope you will join us in provide disadvantaged children with a little holiday cheer!
A portion of the proceeds to benefit Friends of LHS Wrestling, and Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical High School.
Visit www.lexgiving5k.com to register, donate or learn more.

Kids Pops! Lexington Symphony
2025-12-05 16:00 - 17:30 | Cary Hall
KIDS POPS!
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2025 | 4:00PM**
Sponsored by Russian School of Mathematics
Featuring Massachusetts’s Poet Laureate Regie Gibson, Lexington Children’s Chorus, New World Chorale and special guest, Santa Claus!
Our signature holiday event!
Every year, our Kids POPS! concerts explore a different facet of this most wonderful time of the year. Celebrate the magic of the holidays with us!
Tickets at https://www.lexingtonsymphony….

Holiday Pops! Lexington Symphony
2025-12-05 19:30 - 21:00 | Cary Hall
HOLIDAY POPS!
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2025 | 7:30PM
Sponsored by Russian School of Mathematics
Featuring Massachusetts’s Poet Laureate Regie Gibson, Lexington Children’s Chorus, New World Chorale and special guest, Santa Claus!
Our signature holiday event!
Every year, our Holiday POPS! concerts explore a different facet of this most wonderful time of the year. Celebrate the magic of the holidays with us!
Tickets at https://www.lexingtonsymphony….

Holiday Pops! Lexington Symphony
2025-12-07 19:30 - 21:00 | Cary Hall
HOLIDAY POPS!
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2025 | 7:30PM
Sponsored by Russian School of Mathematics
Featuring Massachusetts’s Poet Laureate Regie Gibson, Lexington Children’s Chorus, New World Chorale and special guest, Santa Claus!
Our signature holiday event!
Every year, our Holiday POPS! concerts explore a different facet of this most wonderful time of the year. Celebrate the magic of the holidays with us!
Tickets at https://www.lexingtonsymphony….

Chanukah Toy and Book Sale at The Jewish Preschool of Lexington
2025-12-08 09:00 - 15:30, 2025-12-14 10:00 - 14:00 | The Jewish Preschool of LExington, 9 Burlington Street, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Join us for a spectacular Chanukah Sale featuring a wide selection of toys, books, and Judaic items to brighten your home for Chanukah .

Whether you’re searching for the perfect gift or essential holiday items, you’ll find everything you need right here!

Noontime Concerts at Hancock Church - Light in the Snow
2025-12-10 12:00 - 13:00
December 10th brings us Light in the Snow: a concert of Women’s Voices for Advent. Ian Watson, director featuring music of the season by Edward Elgar, Elaine Hagenberg, Peter Warlock, John Rutter and more.
The series concludes on Dec 17th with the Essex Piano Trio. The Trio will perform Music to Warm your Soul: sweet musical tidbits by French and Russian composers of the late 19th and early 20th century, as well as some holiday treats from around the world.
These concerts are generously supported by the Creative Expressions program of the Massachusetts Cultural Council. The concerts are free and take place in Clark Hall at Hancock Church, 1912 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington. Free parking is available in the rear of the church. For those with disabilities, there is an elevator at the church’s Mass. Ave entrance. More details can be found at hancockchurch.org

Lexington Tea Burning Reenactment
2025-12-13 12:00 - 15:00
December 13 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
ng of the Tea

Buckman Tavern 1 Bedford Street, Lexington, MA, United States

On December 13, 1773, three days before the Boston Tea Party, the Lexington Town Meeting concluded a multi-day debate with a resolution to stop purchasing or drinking imported British tea. The crowd spilled out onto the common behind the meeting house and made a bonfire, throwing the entire town’s supply of tea into it.

A Master Singers Christmas
2025-12-14 16:00 - 18:00 | First Parish Church, 7 Harrington Road, Lexington, MA, 02421, United States
Please join the Master’s Singers of Lexington on Sunday December 14 at 4pm for a festive holiday program! The program will feature Mozart’s youthful, ebullient Missa Brevis in F alongside works by Rodney Lister, including the premiere of his new Carol and other favorites such as The Annunciation, Away in a Manger, and The Holly and the Ivy. We will conclude the concert with a selection of festive Christmas carols. Come celebrate the season with us!
Purchase tickets online at www.themastersingers.org. Discounts for students, seniors, and WGBH members. Ample free parking and handicapped accessible.

The Seven Fires Prophecy Suite for Humanity: a concert featuring Kim Moberg
2025-12-16 19:00 - 20:00
OFFSITE – The Seven Fires Prophecy Suite for Humanity: a concert featuring Kim Moberg
Tuesday, December 167:00—8:00 PM
Community Center
39 Marrett Rd, Lexington, MA, 02421

This event will take place at the Community Center, 39 Marrett Rd, Lexington.
Award winning Indigenous (Tlingit) singer/songwriter Kim Moberg performs a concert of her third album “The Seven Fires Prophecy Suite for Humanity”. In her research to learn more about Indigenous cultures in North American, Kim learned of the ancient yet relevant Anishinaabe legend “The Seven Fires Prophecy” which teaches that in order to survive as a species, human beings must learn to live together with respect for people all colors and cultures in addition to respecting our environment. Kim found the teaching so profound that she composed a suite in the Folk music style to share the legend with her audiences. The album was produced by Grammy nominated producer Jon Evans (Tori Amos / Sarah McLachlan). Kim will be accompanied by the incredible Maxfield Anderson.
The performance includes a short video by the Canadian Indigenous artist whose painting “The Sacred Fires Prophecy” Kim used for her album cover art.
Attendance is on a first-come basis.
About Kim Moberg:
Award winning singer/songwriter Kim Moberg was born in Juneau, Alaska, the daughter of a classical pianist mother of Alaskan Native Tlingit descent and a US Coast Guard veteran father from Kansas. Music was the constant in Kim’s childhood, helping her to adjust to the frequent moves associated with growing up in a military family.
Kim teamed with Grammy-nominated producer Jon Evans to record three albums, all receiving world wide airplay in addition to charting on the Folk Alliance International Folk DJ and NACC radio charts. Kim’s latest release “The Seven Fires Prophecy Suite for Humanity” features songs that tie ancient Anishinaabe prophecies to our current social environment. Her 4th album titled “All That Really Matters” (Jon Evans) is scheduled to be released in 2025.
Kim has received numerous recognitions, most recently 2021 Rocky Mountain Songwriting Contest Finalist, 2021 Great American Songwriting Contest Folk/Americana Finalist, 2020 CT Folk Grassy Hill Songwriting Competition Winner, 2020 Blues and Roots Radio Contest Finalist and 2020 Corpus Christi Songwriters Spring Songwriters Contest 2nd Place.
Kim is a strong believer in the importance of giving back and being active. She offers her music and time at events to support her local community such as founder and former host of the monthly Craigville Coffeehouse Open Mic, former board member for Vinegrass (a non-profit organization that provides scholarships for music students) and founder and co-event manager of the annual Sandwich Arts Alliance PorchFest. She is an inaugural member of the legendary Club Passim’s THE FOLK COLLECTIVE formed by Club Passim to collaborate and present inclusive and equitable events that welcome and invite diverse audiences and artists to the Passim stage. www.kimmobergmusic.com
About Maxfield Anderson:
Maxfield Anderson is an American roots multi-instrumentalist, teacher, writer and music director. Growing up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Maxfield’s home was filled with an array of musical styles. After years of playing violin, his attention was taken hold by bluegrass and western swing fiddle, quickly leading him to discover the mandolin. He is also proficient at guitar and clawhammer banjo. Maxfield moved to Boston to study mandolin and American roots music at Berklee College of Music where he graduated with a BFA in Music Performance.
Teaching music has always been a big part of Max’s artistry. He believes that traditional music is an excellent vessel for understanding an instrument and finding your own voice as a musician. Teaching at Club Passim since 2020, Max has taught group courses in Beginner & Intermediate Mandolin, Bluegrass Ensemble (co-taught with Trevin Nelson), and Intro to Tune Writing. He also offers private instruction on mandolin, fiddle, guitar, music theory, and tune writing out of his home studio.

Attendance is on a first-come basis.

The program is supported in part by grant funding from the Lexington Cultural Council, a local agency and Mass Cultural Council, a state agency and sponsored by the Cary Library.

Nashoba Brooks Free S'mores and More Event
2026-01-31 10:00 - 11:30 | Nashoba Brooks School, 200 STRAWBERRY HILL RD, Concord, MA, 01742, United States
Visit Nashoba Brooks School in Concord, MA (200 Strawberry Hill Road) for a morning of S’mores and More! This event is free and open to the public (including children of all ages). There will be educational and physical activities for children, songs and storytimes for friends of all ages, and, of course, s’mores!

2026 Annual Regional High School Exhibit
2026-02-07 11:00 - 2026-03-15 17:00 | LexArt, 130 Waltham St, Lexington, M, 02421, United States
30th Annual Regional High School Exhibit
Feb 7, 2025 – Mar 15, 2025
Exhibit hours: 11-5pm Tue-Sun
Note: The gallery will be closed from Feb 23 – 27 for artwork exchange

Reception: Feb 12 from 4pm-6:30pm
-Artwork on view from Feb 7 to Feb 22
Burlington High School, Bedford High School, and Winchester High School

Reception: Mar 6 from 3pm-6pm
-Artwork on view from Feb 28 to Mar 15
Waltham High School, Lexington High School, Minuteman High School and Concord-Carlisle High School

Featuring the work of students from Bedford, Burlington, Concord-Carlisle, Lexington, Minuteman, Waltham, and Winchester high schools, this exhibit showcases the creativity and innovation of area students and high school art programs and helps raise funds for our high school scholarship program.

To donate to the LexArt High School Scholarship Program, please click on the link: https://www.lexart.org/scholarship-awards

The Master Singers of Lexington Present, "Pops! Of Presidents and Kings"
2026-02-28 20:00 - 22:30 | First Parish Church, 7 Harrington Road, Lexington, MA, 02421, United States
Please join the Master’s Singers of Lexington on Saturday February 28 at 8pm for our spring Pops concert! The program will include songs and choruses about monarchy and democracy, featuring music from 1776, Sister Suffragette from Mary Poppins, If I Were King of the Forest from The Wizard of Oz, and more. Enjoy additional works by Irving Berlin, Leonard Bernstein, George Gershwin, Elton John, Alan Menken, Gilbert & Sullivan, and other beloved composers.
Purchase tickets online at www.themastersingers.org. Discounts for students, seniors, and WGBH members. Ample free parking and handicapped accessible.

Experience The Northern Hearth: Ancient Traditions & New Nordic Flavors
2026-03-12 17:30 - 20:00 | LexMedia, 1001 Main Campus Drive, Lexington, MA, 02421, United States
Join Chef Emily Taylor for a culinary journey through the rugged landscapes and refined flavors of the Nordic regions.

Part-cooking class, part-history lesson, the class explores how a culture defined by survival and preservation evolved into one of the most influential gastronomic identities in the world. Emily will intertwine demonstrations of Nordic cooking with discussion around the traditional uses of particular dishes and techniques like lactofermentation and yogurt-making and how they laid the foundation for New Nordic Cuisine. Journey through Nordic history, starting with the Vikings and the influences their trade practices had on traditional cooking practices through to the food tradition of the local indigenous people of the north before ending with the modern culinary movement birthed in the early aughts.

Class Menu:

Simple porridge of savory oats with cheese, dried fruit, and meat
Dried salted cod
Blood In The Snow: skyr (yogurt) with fresh pressed ginger and beetroot juice
Selection of lactofermented pickled vegetables with butter and light caraway rye bread
Gravlax served on rye bread with mustard sauce, pickled onion, and dill
Finnbiff with potatoes (traditional Sami meat and mushroom dish)
Swedish cardamom buns

About Chef Emily Taylor:
Chef Emily has been dabbling in the food industry ever since a fateful dinner at Ten Tables back in 2007 where she was served a simple Spanish squash soup that was so inspiring she just had to figure out how to make it herself. Since then she has continued to explore cultures and regions through travel and food. After an extended journey through Scandinavia, the Nordics and northern Europe in 2018, she became enamoured with the ability of Nordic cuisine to be traditional, cozy and yet at times deeply sophisticated. Determined to fill the Nordic food gap in the Boston area, she began holding annual Hyggefest suppers at home for lucky friends, and most recently held several popular Nordic Cafe popups at local farm-to-table restaurant, Urban Hearth. One of Emily’s greatest joys is to share a table with mirthful guests enjoying accessible and nourishing food together learning about the places and peoples of the world through deliciousness.

Please note: if for any reason a class needs to be cancelled, we will do our best to reschedule the event to another date. Refunds will be given to those unable to make the new date, and refunds will be given if a class is cancelled with no new date.

Crown: A Celebration of Black Hair
2026-03-24 11:00 - 2026-04-12 17:00 | LexArt, 130 Waltham St, Lexington, M, 02421, United States
March 24-April 12, 2026
Exhibit hours: 11-5pm Tue-Sun
Reception: Mar 27 from 7pm-9pm

Crown: A Celebration of Black Hair celebrates the beauty, legacy, and joy of Black hair. Crown will feature the works of three renowned photographers whose artistry highlights the depth and diversity of Black hair across generations, cultures, and styles.

The Artists featured in this exhibit:

• Robert Sipho Bellinger: An esteemed educator, historian, and photographer, Robert brings over 40 years of archival photographs that document the evolution and cultural significance of Black hair. His work offers a historical lens on the beauty and resilience of Black hair, showcasing intimate portraits that reflect the pride, struggles, and triumphs of the Black community over decades.

• Jordan Naheesi: A Brooklyn-born, Los Angeles-based creative multihyphenate, Jordan has built a remarkable career as a photographer, videographer, designer, and curator. His photography journey began at Ohio University, where his passion for storytelling through visuals flourished. With nearly a decade of experience, Jordan has captured some of the most influential cultural figures, including Erykah Badu, Smokey Robinson, and Kyrie Irving, and has worked with global organizations like SiriusXM. His vibrant, contemporary work celebrates the individuality and artistry of Black hair in modern culture.

• Najee Brown: The Artistic Director of the Multicultural Arts Center, Najee is a Boston-based photographer with 20 years of experience capturing life through his lens. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Najee’s work is deeply rooted in storytelling, blending authenticity and creativity to celebrate the beauty of Black culture. Through Crown, Najee explores the joy, love, and creativity expressed through Black hair, capturing its magic and its role in shaping the cultural fabric of the world.

Photographer Najee Brown shared his thoughts on the exhibition:

“Black hair is a crown, a symbol of beauty, creativity, and resilience. For centuries, it has been a canvas for expression, a source of pride, and a target of misunderstanding. With Crown, we reclaim that narrative, focusing on the joy, love, and artistry that Black hair represents. This exhibit is a celebration of how Black people’s magic and culture continue to shape the world. It’s a love letter to our legacy and a testament to our power.”

Crown is more than an exhibit—it is a celebration of identity, heritage, and creativity. Through photography, storytelling, and community engagement, we invite audiences to experience the magic and cultural significance of Black hair

Artwork image by Najee Brown

Ken Wax IS Magic!
2026-03-29 15:00 - 16:00 | Follen Church, 755 Mass. Ave., Lexington, MA
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of magic and fun! Sleight-of-hand magician Ken Wax will amaze and delight audiences of all ages with mind-bending tricks, fast hands, and plenty of surprises. This interactive family event is perfect for kids and grown-ups alike.
Registration is $25 per family.

Harmony on the Green Coffeehouse Concerts Features Singer/Songwriter Pamela Means & Kim Moberg
2026-04-02 08:00 - 17:00
Harmony on the Green Coffeehouse Concerts Saturday, May 2nd at 7:30 PM

S inger/Songwriter, jazz musician, and activist headlines the final show of the season at the Harmony on the Green Coffeehouse Concerts on Saturday, May 2nd at 7:30 p.m. Singer/Songwriter Kim Moberg opens the show.
Pamela Means is an Easthampton MA-based, multiple award-winning, singer-songwriter and jazz musician. Biracial, Queer, Artist-Activist and, “one of the fiercest guitar players and politically-rooted musicians in the industry today,” (Curve Magazine.) Means has worn a hole in two of her guitars with her “insanely brilliant” (Press Herald, Portland ME) and “stark, defiant songs” (New York Times). From proest anthems to songs with pointed social commentary, Means is a fearless singer and performer who challenges, educates, and entertains.
Kim Moberg’s rich vocals, described as “a blend of honey and whiskey”, gently guides listeners through her musical stories while her compositions tug at feelings of melancholy, heartbreak, healing and social consciousness. A native of Alaska and of the Tlingit tribe, Kim has recorded 4 albums with Grammy nominated producer Jon Evans and has performed at many area coffeehouses including Club Passim and Circle of Friends.
The show is presented by Harmony on the Green Coffeehouse Concerts and will be performed in Clark Hall at Hancock Church, 1912 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington. Tickets are $25 or “pay what you can” and are available at harmonyonthegreen.org. The church is fully accessible, with an elevator off of the Mass. Ave entrance and free parking on Mass Ave and in the rear of the church. Complimentary refreshments are served. The performance is made possible in part by a grant from the Lexington Cultural Council.

EMPOWER YOUTH THROUGH THEATER EVERLASTING EXPERIENCE & HOUSING FAMILIES in Partnership
2026-04-10 18:00 - 20:00
Community Event: Theater for Healing & Growth

Join us on Friday, April 10th, for a special fundraising evening at Galaray House in Lexington to support Everlasting Experience and Housing Families.
Founded by Lexington resident Graciela Femenia, Everlasting Experience uses the performing arts as a tool for healing and growth for children living in transitional housing. Following a successful pilot year in Malden, the program is expanding. This year, students are working on an original performance piece, demonstrating incredible commitment and enthusiasm.
Funds raised will sustain current programs and support expansion to a second location in Woburn.
Event Details:

When: Friday, April 10th | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Where: Galaray House, Lexington

Special Performances: Live music by LHS a cappella groups, Rock Paper Scissors & Onomatopoeia.

Highlights: A Silent Auction, appetizers, and drinks.

How to Support:

Tickets: $60 per person.

Purchase: www.everlastingexperience.org/event-list or via Venmo @EverlastingExperience.

Come celebrate the power of theater and help provide a safe space for youth to thrive. THANK YOU!!

Acoustic Sound & Vocal Alchemy Workshop WITH CHAR WILLINGHAM
2026-04-11 18:00 - 19:00 | Follen Church, 755 Mass. Ave., Lexington, MA
Using the vibrational intonation of sound as a modality of wellbeing is one of many holistic approaches to balancing the whole body. The oscillations in sound and music can stimulate and send calming waves through the nervous system, cells, tissues, and organs—while simultaneously balancing and inspiring harmony between the body, mind, and spirit. The beautiful tones produced by singing bowls invite a heightened state of consciousness while invoking a deep state of relaxation as the listener/observer transitions into a mindful state, similar to meditating.

For Love! For Liberty! A New Musical Comes to Lexington April 11 at 7 pm
2026-04-11 19:00 - 20:30 | Scottish Rites Masonic Museum and Library, 33 Marrett Road,, Lexington, MA, 02421, United States
LEXINGTON, Mass. — For Love! For Liberty! a new musical celebrating courage, sacrifice, and the birth of the American Revolution will come to Lexington for one day, Saturday, April 11.
Blending original music, dance, and powerful storytelling, For Love! For Liberty! bridges centuries as middle-school history students help the U.S. Park Service bring the past to life.
At the heart of the musical is the true story of Henry Knox, a young Boston bookseller who in the winter of 1775–1776 undertook an almost impossible mission: hauling sixty tons of cannon across frozen lakes and snow-covered mountains to save the struggling American Revolution.
The production also shines a light on the remarkable woman, Lucy Knox, who defied her loyalist family, sacrificed her fortune, and sustained Henry’s courage through letters and cake.
Filled with memorable songs, lively choreography, and engaging historical characters, the show is designed to inspire audiences of all ages while illuminating one of the most dramatic moments in Revolutionary history. The show had its world premiere in January 2026 and brought to Lexington as part of the MA 250 Revolutionary celebration and the Scottish Rites Masonic Museum and Library’s 50th anniversary.
Families, history lovers, and community members are encouraged to attend this unique theatrical experience that brings the American Revolution vividly to life.
Event Details:
For Love! For Liberty!
Saturday, April 11
4:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library 33 Marrett Road, Lexington, MA 02421

Minuteman Futures Foundation Inaugural Golf Tournament
2026-04-21 11:00 - 19:00 | Stow Acres Country Club, 58 Randall St, Stow, MA, 01775, United States
Join us for the Minuteman Futures Foundation Inaugural Golf Tournament on April 21, 2026, at Stow Acres Country Club. This event will help support the Foundation’s work to advance athletic facilities capital improvements, strengthen Minuteman athletics, and invest in opportunities that benefit students, families, the Minuteman Parents Association, and the broader school community.
We are also seeking sponsors who want to support Minuteman’s mission and gain visibility while helping make this event a success.

Quilters' Connection Quilt Guild Show
2026-04-25 10:00 - 2026-04-26 15:30
The Quilters’ Connection (QC) quilt guild will be having its biannual show on April 25 and 26 in the Arlington Town Hall at 730 Massachusetts Avenue. QC held its first show almost fifty years ago and continues the tradition this year featuring almost 200 quilts on display from makers across New England including dozens of “comfort quilts” which will be donated to charities. The entry fee is $10 and the hours are: Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm and Sunday 10am – 3:30pm. Proceeds from the show support the work of the guild, including the comfort quilts. The attached photo is of the “It Takes A Village” raffle quilt created by QC members, and tickets for the raffle will be on sale at the show.
