莱镇活动早知道 - Lexington Happenings I 2021 年 05 月

May

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Together We Rise

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Friends of Lexington Bikeway

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LexPride, Cary Library , LHSD, LICA

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Cary Memoiral Library 

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Lexington  Arts &  Craft Society

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Munroe Center for the Arts

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Mother's Day /LexArt

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LexFarm

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Lexington Happenings  - English Version

The Molly Nye Gallery

The State of Clay Exhibit

Open：5/15 to 6/13

Address：130 Waltham Street

LexArt’s newly-renovated Molly Harding Nye Gallery welcomes visitors to enjoy the best, locally-made art and craft in a that is both cozy and intimate, yet sleek and modern.  They gallery renovation was made possible through the generosity of Joseph S. Nye, Jr, along with friends, family and admirers of his wife Molly.  The gallery will offer a changing series of exhibits from both LexArt’s member artisans as well as guest artists and community organizations. See 72 pieces of original ceramic artwork made by clay artists who live in or have ties to the state of Massachusetts.

Proud to Be American: Celebrating Asian American Pacific Islanders

Submision thru May 21

All PreK-12 students can participate,AAPI Heritage Month project is underway! We encourage all youth to highlight an Asian American or Pacific Islander (past or present) who has made an impact on society or culture. Submit your artwork, video, picture, or write-up. Help build up our collage of AAPI honorees. Share why they inspire you and make you proud to be an American! All submissions are eligible for weekly $10-50 gift card drawings and final grand drawing for a $100 gift card. Multiple entries welcome!

Reimagining Public Safety in Lexington

Fri. 5/6 @ 7-8:30pm

The Town of Lexington needs a new police station or public safety facility. A new facility will cost many millions of dollars and serve as our public safety infrastructure for several decades. Therefore, Together We Rise would like the process of envisioning this facility to be as forward-looking as possible. To provide meaningful input, we believe it will be helpful for the community to have more information about public safety processes, topics, and models to consider.

Together We Rise is holding this forum to:

1. Provide national and local context for reimagining a forward-looking model of public safety in Lexington.

2. Share Brookline's experience in soliciting community input and updating their model of public safety; a Q&A time will follow.

3. Ask community leaders and town officials to reflect on how all of this might feed into the design of a new Lexington police station or integrated public safety facility (up to 2 minutes each)

E-Bike Info Session

Thursday 5/6 @ 7-8:30pm

Join the Executive Director of MassBikes and local resident e-bike owners to learn if an e-bike is for you! Panelists will discuss the pros, cons, speed regulations, and tips on riding, purchasing, maintaining and more.

Uncovering Anti-Asian Racism

Fri. 5/7 @ 7-8:45pm

The event offer a short introduction to the topic, then True Story Theater will facilitate an interactive theater process, inviting members of the audience to share stories about anti-Asian racism (in all forms, in all settings), and stories of what people have done that has been meaningful or helpful. Actors will transform the stories improvisationally; actors will include people of various races, including Asian American. We will have a couple of short breakouts to discuss as well.

Family Trivia Night: Star Wars - Beat the Librarians edition

Fri. 5/7 @ 7pm

Calling all young Padawan and Jedi Masters - is your knowledge of Star Wars such that you can beat our team of librarian experts? Put your skills to the test in our next special Family Trivia Night with The Trivia Brothers on Friday May 7th at 7 pm.  Space is limited, registration required.  Sign up online beginning Monday April 26th at 7 pm. Space is limited.

Outdoor Art Fair/Sale

Sat. 5/8 12pm-3pm (rain date, May 9)

@LexArt parking lot (130 Waltham Street)

Spring is here and we are excited to share our latest art creations! The parking lot will be filled with our art; please use street parking or lexington public parking sites.

A Revolutionary Encounter in London - An Online Play Reading

Saturday, May 8th@7:30-8:45pm

Join Munroe Saturday Nights for A Revolutionary Encounter in London – A one-act play by Debbie Wiess about the astounding little-known meeting of 2 Colonial Americans in 1770s London. 

This is a 75-minute 3-character one-act play about the largely unknown meeting of enslaved African-American poet Phillis Wheatley and American Founding Father Benjamin Franklin.

This holiday is all about celebrating the mothers and mother figures in our lives who have made an impact on who we are today. Honor the women in your life by giving her a hug and sending your love.    

Ideas for that perfect Mother's Day gift, shop at LexArt online!

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