The Lexington Minuteman is a life-size bronze figure of a colonial farmer with musket by Boston sculptor Henry H. Kitson. It stands at the southeast corner of the Lexington Battle Green, facing the route of the British advance.
There are activities for all ages in Lexington, including band concerts, talks by Nobel laureates at the Library, programs at the Community Center and swimming lessons at the pool.
This meeting is in-person at Cary Memorial Building for Town Meeting Members. The public can attend in-person, or watch the proceedings on Lex Media. Continues on Monday and Wednesday evenings (see exceptions). Additional Info...
Patriots' Day Weekend is April 15 - 17 this year. See the schedule of events, and well as ways that you can be part of this major Lexington event. Read on...
Lexington’s first-ever Participatory Budgeting (PB for short) cycle has reached the Voting Phase! The community will choose from a number of projects proposed by their neighbors that adds up to the $500,000 made available for this cycle. Read on...
Let a trained Energy Advisor help you explore options for installing air source heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, and solar thermal systems, as well as helping you find reputable contractors, compare quotes, get rebates and incentives, and more. Additional Info...
The Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) voted unanimously to approve two new state-designated cultural districts—one of which is in Lexington. Read on...
All dogs in Lexington must be licensed by April 14, or the owner will incur a late fee. If you licensed a dog last year, you will soon be getting a renewal notice in the mail. Read on...
