莱镇活动早知道 - Lexington Happenings I 2021年04月

2021

April 10

April 15

April 15

Historic sites reopen

Elizabeth Hancock & William Munroe are pleased to welcome you back to their respective homes! Hancock-Clarke House & Munroe Tavern re-open 4/10 for weekend guided tours.

Pencil Drawing: Techniques with Susan McFarlane

4 Fridays 4:00-5:00pm 

Begins April 23, 2021

Boro Inspired Mending and Embellishment with Cheryl Moreau

One Sunday, 1:00-3:30 pm 

April 18，2021

The Molly Nye Gallery

Open Hours: W-F 12-4, Sa/Su 10-5

Address：130 Waltham St, Lexington

Scan QR Code, Reservation online

Garen Tour

Enjoy a garden tour of a house here in Lexington.Be inspired by a wealth of horticultural delights with Janet Erickson and Ashley Rooney. They will take you on a tour of mature gardens with lovely water features, garden ornaments, & incredible flowers. - right here in Lexington.

Garden Tour: Thursday  Apr 15, 7 PM

Our panelists will include people from all different walks of life including human centered design, technology, visual arts, culinary, and performing arts. We hope to provide you with a little inspiration, and a little storytelling as we peek behind the curtain to see where the magic happens. After some discussion, the conversation will open up to questions from the audience.   

All commemoration will be VIRTUAL.

The Lexington Lions Club Patriots Day Road Race is a critical fundraiser for our "Journey for Sight", and it has a long and rich tradition for runners from Lexington and around the region. First run in 1914, the Patriots Day Five Mile Road Race is one of the oldest Road Races in the country. This year’s race will take place virtually to prioritize the health and safety of our runners, our volunteers and our community.

April 22nd is EARTH DAY. It is also school vacation week! Take a moment to learn about how you can be part of the Zero Waste movement with one of our activities.

Earth Day Workshop
Saturday, April 20 2021
1 - 3pm

Be empowered!  Have fun!  Below are some ways we hope to help you do both this month.Take a two-minute quiz to see how much you know about recycling. Build a giant sculpture (ages 13 - 18) with architect and sculptor, Bill Turville.  We will be creating an 8 ft. wire earth to hold trash.  Our goal is to fill it with items that are not able to be recycled or composted, and will go to a landfill or incinerator.  Create art out of recycled materials (all ages!).  We will have supplies on hand to make ornaments in our own effort to support reusability.  

There is a walking labyrinth behind the munroe center for the arts, and it is in the back corner.

The Cary Library building will reopen for browsing beginning Tuesday, April 27, 2021. In order to help ensure the safety of our staff and of the public, services will be very limited during this time. Under this phase of our Restoration of Services Plan, the library building will be open Tuesdays through Saturdays (see schedule below). All floors will be open for safe materials browsing; masks are required and hand sanitizer will be available throughout the building.

Starting Your Vegetable Garden from Seed

Thursday, April 27, at 7 PM

Do you struggle to raise seeds successfully? Are you a beginner gardener? Mary Rose Scozzafava, a veteran home gardener & board member of Lexington Community Farm, &Ashley Rooney will share tips on how start your vegetable garden from seed & how to avoid common mistakes when starting seeds.   

编辑部：Joe 吴斌  匡匡 鱼儿

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