Events & Experiences

Join us for an amazing evening of community, music and fun to support the 2026 Special Olympics! Enjoy a live performance by Groton’s own Cousin Auntie’s Ghost – a seven-piece band celebrated for their infectious energy and eclectic mix of soul, funk, jazz, folk, and rockabilly. With powerful vocals and talented multi-instrumentalists, this group delivers […]

The Lowell Humane Society will turn its daily work into a Roaring Twenties-themed celebration at the Lowell Masonic Center on May 15, where supporters will gather for the organization’s annual fundraising gala. Modeled after the 1925 novel The Great Gatsby, the Paws for Celebration: The Great Catsby event will feature vintage style, live music, and […]

On Saturday, May 16, the Lexington Visitors center will host four separate tours as follows: Tour 1: 9:00am – Features six Witness Houses and a visit to Hancock-Clarke House Tour 2: 11:00am – Features seven Witness Houses and a visit to Munroe Tavern Tour 3: 2:30pm – Features seven Witness Houses and a visit to […]

Join us on a ride through the historic towns of Concord, Lexington, Lincoln, Bedford, and Carlisle on the second annual Paul Revere’s Bike Ride for the Concord Museum. Starting at the Concord Museum near the historic town center, cyclists can choose to ride a 19 or 32 mile loop on paved roads, passing many Revolutionary […]

Join all of the West Concord businesses for our annual "Spring Into West Concord Day" on Saturday, May 16th! Lots to enjoy - music, art projects, crafts sales, sidewalk sales, face painting, plant sale....and more! Come support our West Concord businesses! SCHEDULE : 11:00-11:45 - Rock-a-Bye Beats performing on “The Green” 12:00-2:00 - Becky and […]

Join local fiber artist Nami Yamaguchi to explore wet felting, a process using water, wool, and your hands! We’ll layer and play with colorful wool to create a double-sided, soft piece of artwork. Historically a rug-making technique, this meditative mode of art-making engages both the body and mind.

A Community Gathering for the Lowell Center for the Arts! Join us for a relaxed and welcoming morning at Bingo & Brunch for the Arts, a community gathering in support of the Lowell Center for the Arts and the revitalization of the historic Smith Baker Center. This casual brunch event brings together supporters, partners, and […]

Discovery Day, Lexington’s “Town Day”, is a way to learn about more than 90 of Lexington’s businesses and organizations. A street fair, held on Massachusetts Avenue in the town center, it’s a family friendly day of music, entertainment, food, and fun. Saturday, May 23, 2026 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Beer Garden: 11:30 am - […]

Come here the tribute to the small mare of 13 hands that accompanied Paul Revere on that fateful night of April 19, 1775 presented by Mitch Lapin. Mitch is an amateur historian and is currently concluding a review of the 402 church bells cast by Paul Revere and his son Joseph Warren Revere. This work […]

CIVIL2026 will serve as a dynamic platform to explore the latest breakthroughs, emerging technologies, and future directions,bringing together experts, innovators, and thought leaders from academia, industry, and research to share insights, foster collaboration, and explore the latest trends and innovations across civil, structural, and environmental engineering.

Create structures and forts with us in Discovery Woods. Use recycled, repurposed, and everyday materials to engineer a unique outdoor hideaway. Drop in to add to and play in our ever-growing set up. Inclement weather may result in changes to the program or cancellation.

Spring Fest! Inviting the entire Lexington community & beyond Multicultural - Veg. Feast - Live Music - Henna - Yoga - Fun!!! $7 online registration ($10 at gate) - Includes one packet of colors (Children under 5 - always free!) Date: June 7, 2026 Venue: Hastings Park, Lexington, MA Time: 1 pm - 5 pm […]

Lowell Community Charter Public School (LCCPS) will host “Reading Frederick Douglass Together” on June 11, 2026 in The Luna Theater. In recognition of Juneteenth, this event will feature students, staff, and members of the greater Lowell community reading Frederick Douglass’ speech, “What to the Slave is the 4th of July?” The project scholar, Dr. Robert […]