Join the MetWinds, Guest Conductor Meghan MacFadden, and the Town of Lexington as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord.
Known for their incredible versatility and electrifying performances, Classic Groove brings a high-energy, crowd-pleasing mix of music that’s perfect for any summer celebration. From chart-topping R&B and Top 40 hits to smooth jazz, Latin rhythms, country favorites, and even show tunes, this dynamic group covers it all — and does it with style.
Featuring powerful male and female vocals, sizzling saxophone, bass, guitars, drums, and keys, Classic Groove delivers a rich, full sound that keeps audiences dancing all night long. Whether it’s Motown magic, bluesy duets, or global grooves, they’ve got something for every age and musical taste.
From the soul of the South to the grit of classic rock, Gypsy Six brings raw energy, killer guitar riffs, and a whole lot of heart to every stage they hit. Covering legends like the Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Grateful Dead, Chris Stapleton, Whiskey Myers, and more, this band delivers a smokin' setlist packed with bluesy grooves, outlaw country edge, and rock ‘n’ roll fire.
If you're ready for a night of high-octane, down-home sound that’ll have you dancing, singing, and shouting for more — Gypsy Six is your ticket to ride.
Join Winchester Community Music School for a celebration of toe-tapping fiddle tunes! WCMS faculty member Molly Tucker and guest artist Casey Murray will present a concert of original and traditional fiddle tunes in the New England, Celtic, and Old Time styles. As dance musicians, they will share music that inspires movement and joy, in addition...
The museum is open this Saturday from 9:00 am-4:00 pm. Come see our exhibitions and visit our Library & Archives. Join staff for a gallery tour at 11:00 am.
Partnering with Cary Library to bring performances by by MA Poet Laureate Regi Gibson and Marion Cary Rhode Island Black Storytellers.
Panel discussion with LHS educator Larry David, League of Women Voters, MA, and ACLU MA. Continuing Dr. King's vision.
Celebrate with SNAP chorus and RootsUprising Lexington Human Rights Committee - Conversation on race and Activator Fair.
The museum is open this Saturday from 9:00 am-4:00 pm. Come see our exhibitions and visit our Library & Archives. Admission: FREE
A film about why you should join a club and why the fate of America depends on it! Admission: FREE
Join us at the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library at 1:00 pm for a screening of the 2024 documentary, Join or Die. In this Emmy-nominated film, follow the half-century story of America’s civic unraveling through the journey of legendary social scientist–and former Lexington resident–Robert Putnam. Putnam’s groundbreaking book Bowling Alone and his research into America’s decades-long decline in community connections could hold the answers to our democracy’s present crisis.
Flanked by influential fans and scholars, as well as inspiring groups building community in neighborhoods across the country, join Bob as he explores three urgent civic questions: What makes democracy work? Why is American democracy in crisis? And, most importantly… What can we do about it?
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 search for light are complemented by poetry readings from Lexington poet Daniel Brock Johnson. Warm and hopeful, this winter gathering also serves as a prelude to upcoming music programming at First Parish in Lexington, where we will honor Black and Women’s History Months with music in our Sunday services.
