At the 2027 Annual Town Meeting next spring, the Recreation Committee will be requesting $1,265,000 from Community Preservation Funds for Parks and Playground Improvements at the Lincoln Park Playground. The request is to replace the existing structure. The current playground is at its end of life and is in need of replacement. For more information, please visit the capital web page: https://lexingtonma.gov/1970/Parks-Playgrounds
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Fall registration opens in Lexington, offering new activities, Harvest Fest, Haunted House, and a fitness routine with LexRec.
90‑minute conversation sessions in the Genealogy Room, Cary Memorial Library, with 10‑12 learners and two facilitators discussing American culture, idioms, and daily life, for ages 18 and up.
Magical Ms Kimberly leads original or classic sing‑along songs with deep breaths, yoga poses, and movement in the Large Meeting Room at Cary Memorial Library, for all ages.
Domestic Violence in the LGBTQ+ Community presented in Lexington.
Community center‑turned haunted house offers costume tours, Halloween crafts, pumpkin painting, sensory‑friendly times, family movie and games, for ages 3–18.
Electric vehicle test drives, electronics and textile recycling, Indian clothing swap, home electrification demos, sustainable gardening, composting tips, climate advocacy, transportation options, free entry at Lexington Sustainability Fair.
Early voted ballots are opened, processed, and deposited in the Robbins Room of Cary Memorial Building, 1605 Massachusetts Avenue, each weekday morning at 9 AM.
DPW presents Urban Forest Master Plan findings and seeks feedback in a virtual Zoom session and an in‑person meeting with light refreshments.
