Tuesday June 1, 2010 -  Wednesday November 24, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Wednesday August 4, 2010 -  Thursday September 30, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday August 31, 2010 -  Saturday September 18, 2010 Go To Top 12:00 PM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society 75th Anniversary Celebration Member Exhibit and Special Events         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   events@LACSma.org     The Lexington Arts And Crafts Society (LACS) is celebrating their 75th year in 2010. A series of special events will be held as a tribute to our founders and current members and to thank the community for their continued support. Free and open to the Public • August 31 through September 18, 2010: A Gallery show featuring the best work from the artists of our nine guilds some of which will be for sale. Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday & Sunday 12pm - 4pm, Saturday 10am to 4pm • A Silent Auction of donated items from Lexington Businesses. A listing of items to bid on will be available in the Exhibit Guide. • Friday, September 10th from 6pm to 10pm: A party with music, light refreshments and cash wine bar. Please join us in celebration of this extraordinary group of artists and artisans who are part of your community and show your appreciation of the local art community by stopping by to view the show, celebrate on the 10th and maybe sign up for a class or workshop 75th Anniversary         Location: 130 Waltham Street Thursday September 2, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday September 3, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Saturday September 4, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Sunday September 5, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Monday September 6, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday September 7, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   2:00 PM  -  6:30 PM Lexington Farmers' Market         Contact: Lori Deliso   781 863 6375   Lori@lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Visit Opening Day of the 2010 Lexington Farmers' Market, corner of Massachusetts Ave, Woburn St., and Fletcher Ave. in Lexington Center. Tuesday June 1, 2-6:30 p.m., rain or shine. Features locally grown & made products from farmers and vendors: artisans tent, entertainment. Admission free. For more information, and to subscribe to the weekly update, visit www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org Opening Day schedule as follows: 2:00 opening bell rung by Wally Brine,of WROR radio station 4:30 Lexington Fife and Drum Corp 5:30 Valery Marcantonio and her Tap Dancers http://www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Wednesday September 8, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street

9:30 AM  -  11:30 AM Lexington Field & Garden Club Meeting         Contact: Varda Haimo   617-538-8853   varda.haimo@verizon.net     The Lexington Field & Garden Club will present "Tulipomania", an exploration of the history of the tulip's trans-global migration and its rise to favor across multiple cultures. Our speaker, Ila S. Cox will describe how as a recent arrival to Holland in the 17th Century, the tulip found itself the principle actor in an economic drama of historic proportions as the country's affection for the flower involved it in a global financial investment storm. Star billing for a flower! The talk will be held on Wednesday, September 8, 2010 at the National Heritage Museum, 33 Marrett Road in Lexington. The meeting will begin at 9:30 am with refreshments, a business meeting at 10:00 am, and the presentation from 10:30-11:30. The program is free and open to the public, and there is ample free parking at the museum. Lexington Field & Garden Club is a member of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts and the National Garden Club. Visit www.lexgardenclub.org to learn more about garden club meeting and projects. In addition to a life as a small business owner, corporate executive manager, corporate Governor, artist, and community volunteer, Ila Cox has had a life long affection for flowers. She is a gardener, a garden traveler, a student of garden and plant history, a church, event and museum flower arranger, and a lecturer on her favorite subjects. http://www.lexgardenclub.org         Location: National Heritage Museum Thursday September 9, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday September 10, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Saturday September 11, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Sunday September 12, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Monday September 13, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday September 14, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   2:00 PM  -  6:30 PM Lexington Farmers' Market         Contact: Lori Deliso   781 863 6375   Lori@lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Visit Opening Day of the 2010 Lexington Farmers' Market, corner of Massachusetts Ave, Woburn St., and Fletcher Ave. in Lexington Center. Tuesday June 1, 2-6:30 p.m., rain or shine. Features locally grown & made products from farmers and vendors: artisans tent, entertainment. Admission free. For more information, and to subscribe to the weekly update, visit www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org Opening Day schedule as follows: 2:00 opening bell rung by Wally Brine,of WROR radio station 4:30 Lexington Fife and Drum Corp 5:30 Valery Marcantonio and her Tap Dancers http://www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Wednesday September 15, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   1:30 PM  -  3:30 PM Business Planning for Nonprofits         Contact: Mimi Ballard   781-861-3711 ext. 4   mballard@researchild.org     Business planning is an essential tool to guide actions and acquire resources for all non-profit organizations, yet many either don't have formal business plans or end up with plans that fall short of the mark. In this interactive session, Larry Chait will explailn why business planning is so important, who should be involved, an the esential elements of such plans. Larry Chait is the managing director of Chait and Associates, Inc., and is senior consultant at Root Cause, Inc. a nonprofit research and consulting firm dedicated to mobilizing the nonprofit, public, and business sectors to work together in a new social impact market. Larry advises for-profit and non-profit senior managers and their teams on achieving and sustaining high preformance. His focus is on business planning, process improvemnt, and executive and team coaching. This event is free. Coffee will be served. To attend this event, please register at www.nonprofitnet.us. http://www.nonprofitnet.us         Location: Cary Library Meeting Room Thursday September 16, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street

Friday September 17, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Saturday September 18, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   12:00 PM  -  4:00 PM Adopt-a-Pet Weekend         Contact: Minoee Modi   781-424-5151   avalonadopts@gmail.com     Pets in Need and Whiskers of Hope join hands for a special event at Avalon at Lexington Hills that will provide an opportunity for several local pet lovers to adopt rescued cats, kittens and dogs. This first-of-its-kind “Adopt-a-Pet Weekend” event will take place Saturday, September 18 (cat adoptions) and 19 (dog adoptions), from 12:00PM until 4:00PM, in Kline Hall Auditorium at Avalon at Lexington Hills, located at 60 Concord Avenue in Lexington. The event is open to all Avalon residents as well as the public. In addition to adoptions, this unique event will promote pet education with an on-site vet ready to answer any and all questions about caring for cats and dogs, as well as fundraising for the organizations. Visitors can enter to win a number of exciting raffle prizes generously donated by local businesses and individuals, and can bring down any extra or unneeded pet supplies that they wish to donate to the organizations involved for the care of their rescued animals. Adopting a cat, kitten or dog is a process, and starts with an application to determine eligibility for pet ownership. Prepare in advance by filling out an application today. For more information, visit www.petsinneed.978.org and whiskersofhope.org. More information         Location: 60 Concord Ave Sunday September 19, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   12:00 PM  -  4:00 PM Adopt-a-Pet Weekend         Contact: Minoee Modi   781-424-5151   avalonadopts@gmail.com     Pets in Need and Whiskers of Hope join hands for a special event at Avalon at Lexington Hills that will provide an opportunity for several local pet lovers to adopt rescued cats, kittens and dogs. This first-of-its-kind “Adopt-a-Pet Weekend” event will take place Saturday, September 18 (cat adoptions) and 19 (dog adoptions), from 12:00PM until 4:00PM, in Kline Hall Auditorium at Avalon at Lexington Hills, located at 60 Concord Avenue in Lexington. The event is open to all Avalon residents as well as the public. In addition to adoptions, this unique event will promote pet education with an on-site vet ready to answer any and all questions about caring for cats and dogs, as well as fundraising for the organizations. Visitors can enter to win a number of exciting raffle prizes generously donated by local businesses and individuals, and can bring down any extra or unneeded pet supplies that they wish to donate to the organizations involved for the care of their rescued animals. Adopting a cat, kitten or dog is a process, and starts with an application to determine eligibility for pet ownership. Prepare in advance by filling out an application today. For more information, visit www.petsinneed.978.org and whiskersofhope.org. More information         Location: 60 Concord Ave Monday September 20, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday September 21, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   2:00 PM  -  6:30 PM Lexington Farmers' Market         Contact: Lori Deliso   781 863 6375   Lori@lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Visit Opening Day of the 2010 Lexington Farmers' Market, corner of Massachusetts Ave, Woburn St., and Fletcher Ave. in Lexington Center. Tuesday June 1, 2-6:30 p.m., rain or shine. Features locally grown & made products from farmers and vendors: artisans tent, entertainment. Admission free. For more information, and to subscribe to the weekly update, visit www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org Opening Day schedule as follows: 2:00 opening bell rung by Wally Brine,of WROR radio station 4:30 Lexington Fife and Drum Corp 5:30 Valery Marcantonio and her Tap Dancers http://www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Wednesday September 22, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Thursday September 23, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday September 24, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street

Saturday September 25, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   8:00 PM Lexington Symphony Presents Beethoven's Fifth         Contact: Elizabeth Whitfield   781-523-9009   info@lexingtonsymphony.org     Lexington Symphony's season begins on Saturday, September 25 at 8pm in Cary Hall with Beethoven's iconic Fifth Symphony, Prokofiev's Sinfonietta and Haydn's Symphony No. 104 “London.” This wonderful opportunity to hear Beethoven's great symphonic masterpiece performed live also includes Haydn's Symphony No. 104, the last symphony of his career, and the last of the twelve London symphonies, which were an immediate success for Haydn and are favorites to this day. Sponsored by Brookline Bank. Tickets are $40, $35, $25, $15 (student) and are available online at http://www.lexingtonsymphony.org/tickets.html, by calling 781-523-9009, with your check payable to Lexington Symphony, P.O. Box 194, Lexington MA 02420, or in person at Wales Copy Center, 1810 Mass Ave., Lexington. Lexington Symphony website         Location: Cary Hall Sunday September 26, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Monday September 27, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday September 28, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   2:00 PM  -  6:30 PM Lexington Farmers' Market         Contact: Lori Deliso   781 863 6375   Lori@lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Visit Opening Day of the 2010 Lexington Farmers' Market, corner of Massachusetts Ave, Woburn St., and Fletcher Ave. in Lexington Center. Tuesday June 1, 2-6:30 p.m., rain or shine. Features locally grown & made products from farmers and vendors: artisans tent, entertainment. Admission free. For more information, and to subscribe to the weekly update, visit www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org Opening Day schedule as follows: 2:00 opening bell rung by Wally Brine,of WROR radio station 4:30 Lexington Fife and Drum Corp 5:30 Valery Marcantonio and her Tap Dancers http://www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Wednesday September 29, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Thursday September 30, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Teen Pottery Class         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Teen Pottery Class with Lynne Fisher September 2 through October 28 (No Class September 9) Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30pm 8 Sessions Class fee: $210 Lynne Fisher, professional potter and teacher, will guide teens, ages 13 – 18 to focus on both wheel and hand built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Students end the year with an exhibit of their work. Junior Membership in the Society is required at a fee of $35.00. Lynne Fisher’s creations have been exhibited throughout the area in numerous galleries and juried shows. Space is limited so register now. For further information call 781.862.9696 or visit: www.LACSma.org The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization established in 1935 and celebrating our 75th Anniversary dedicated to preserving and educating the community in the arts and crafts. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday October 1, 2010 Go To Top 9:30 AM  -  11:45 AM What Are We Doing About Our At-risk Youth?         Contact: League of Women Voters    781-862-6435   patcostello@rcn.com     At the League of Women Voters of Lexington’s First Friday Forum on October 1 a panel of local experts will discuss issues of at-risk youth in Lexington. Results from the 2009 "Youth Risk Behavior Survey at Lexington High School" indicated that health education continues to have a positive impact on student decision making, although parents and friends are still most important in decisions about sex and other risky behaviors. The survey also showed that stress continues to be a problem for students at LHS. Addressing the issue will be Jennifer Wolfrum, Assistant Coordinator for Health and Laurie Henry, Clinical Social Worker of Lexington’s Human Services Department; and Julie Fenn, Prevention Specialist and Jim Retman, Police Resource Officer for the Lexington Public Schools. This is the first in a series of 2010-2011 First Friday Forums hosted by the League of Women Voters of Lexington to promote awareness and understanding of public policy issues. Coffee will be available at 9:30 a.m. and presentations will begin at 9:45 in the Community Meeting Room on the lower level of Cary Memorial Library, 1874 Massachusetts Avenue. The library is easily accessible by Lexpress and from the Minuteman Bikeway. For more information or to carpool, contact the League at 781-862-6435. All League forums are open to the public at no charge.     Location: Cary Library Meeting Room Saturday October 2, 2010 Go To Top East Village Fair         Contact: Lexington Historical Society   781-862-1703   Office@lexingtonhistory.org     Visit the Historical Society’s 1911 LaFrance fire engine at the East Village Fair! Sunday October 3, 2010 Go To Top 11:00 AM Hastings Harvest 5k Run/Walk         Contact:      hastingsharvest@gmail.com     Date: Sunday, October 3, 2010 Registration: 9:00-10:00 am Kids Fun Run: 10:00 am 5K Run & Walk: 11:00 am Post Race Celebration: 12:00 pm - Awards, lunch, entertainment, kids games and lots of fun! Registration: Adults: $20.00 before 10/1 $25.00 race day (T-shirts for the first 200 runners) Kids: No entry fee for 5K* or 1 Mile Loop Get a free T-shirt with $20 sponsorship *Under 10 must be accompanied by adult for 5K Want to volunteer? Email Ayla Kavanagh at hastingsharvest@gmail.com On Sunday, October 3rd, all Hastings families, friends and Lexington community are invited to come participate in a great new 5K Run/Walk. Taking off from Hayden lower field, both runners and walkers will enjoy a scenic run through the local community, ending back at the field for a post-race celebration and lunch. This event is a wonderful way to keep health and fitness in the forefront of our younger generation. Grab your friends, challenge your coworkers and encourage your kids to Get Up and Get Moving! Hey, kids, get sponsored for your efforts and get a free T-shirt (with $20 in sponsors). And all the proceeds will benefit the Maria Hastings Elementary School. To Sign Up and Find Out More: Go to www.coolrunning.com Click on Races/Results; in the by name section enter: Hastings Harvest Or Click on the link at the BOTTOM of the page to register NOW. Course maps will be available online and in the Hastings school office. Email questions, comments and suggestions to: hastingsharvest@gmail.com For more information on walking or running a 5K, go to: www.runnersworld.com Run Your First 5K and Training for Your First 5K www.coolrunning.com The Couch to 5K Running Plan Email us at: hastingsharvest@gmail.com Visit us at: http://www.active.com/running/lexington-ma/hastings-harvest-5k-runwalk-2010#Summary www.hastingsharvestrun.com         Location: Hayden Lower Fields

Monday October 4, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   10:30 AM 2nd annual Golf classic         Contact: Lexington Historical Society   781-862-1703   Office@lexingtonhistory.org     2d Annual Golf Classic at the Lexington Golf Club. 10:30 AM registration. Foursome golf package $500, individual golf package $150. Lunch and dinner included. Call 781-862-1703 to register.     Location: Lexington Golf Club Tuesday October 5, 2010 Go To Top 6:30 AM Book Club dinner and discussion         Contact: Lexington Historical Society   781-862-1703   Office@lexingtonhistory.org     Book Club dinner and discussion of Henry Knox: Visionary General of the American Revolution by Mark Puls. Advance registration required by calling 781-862-1703. $125 members/$150 non-members for five sessions.     Location: Lexington Historical Society- Depot Building   2:00 PM  -  6:30 PM Lexington Farmers' Market         Contact: Lori Deliso   781 863 6375   Lori@lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Visit Opening Day of the 2010 Lexington Farmers' Market, corner of Massachusetts Ave, Woburn St., and Fletcher Ave. in Lexington Center. Tuesday June 1, 2-6:30 p.m., rain or shine. Features locally grown & made products from farmers and vendors: artisans tent, entertainment. Admission free. For more information, and to subscribe to the weekly update, visit www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org Opening Day schedule as follows: 2:00 opening bell rung by Wally Brine,of WROR radio station 4:30 Lexington Fife and Drum Corp 5:30 Valery Marcantonio and her Tap Dancers http://www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Thursday October 7, 2010 Go To Top 7:00 PM  -  9:00 PM THE THIRD RAIL: TALKING ABOUT TAXES         Contact: League of Women Voters    781-862-6435   patcostello@rcn.com     Representative Jay Kaufman, Chair of the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Revenue is the featured speaker at the League of Women Voters of Lexington’s Fall Coffee on Thursday, October 7. Taxes are the price we pay for a civilized society (Oliver Wendell Holmes) but talking taxes is often considered the third rail of politics. We’ll do it any way. What are the truths about taxes in Massachusetts? Is it possible to engage the electorate in an adult conversation about taxes, all the “no new taxes” and “waste, fraud and abuse in government” talk notwithstanding? What happens if the two tax rollback initiative petitions pass? Everyone interested in the League or its current topics of concern are invited to an evening of coffee and conversation at this year’s Fall Coffee in the new, award-winning, Samuel Hadley Public Service Building at 201 Bedford Street from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. For more information or to carpool, contact the League at 781-862-6435. All League forums are open to the public at no charge.     Location: Samuel Hadley Public Service Building, 201 Bedford Street Monday October 11, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday October 12, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM Dedication of the Garden of Colonial Herbs         Contact: Lexington Historical Society   781-862-1703   Office@lexingtonhistory.org     Dedication of the Garden of Colonial Herbs developed by the Morning Study Group of the Lexington Field and Garden Club     Location: Lexington Historical Society- Hancock Clarke House   2:00 PM  -  6:30 PM Lexington Farmers' Market         Contact: Lori Deliso   781 863 6375   Lori@lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Visit Opening Day of the 2010 Lexington Farmers' Market, corner of Massachusetts Ave, Woburn St., and Fletcher Ave. in Lexington Center. Tuesday June 1, 2-6:30 p.m., rain or shine. Features locally grown & made products from farmers and vendors: artisans tent, entertainment. Admission free. For more information, and to subscribe to the weekly update, visit www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org Opening Day schedule as follows: 2:00 opening bell rung by Wally Brine,of WROR radio station 4:30 Lexington Fife and Drum Corp 5:30 Valery Marcantonio and her Tap Dancers http://www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Sunday October 17, 2010 Go To Top 3:00 PM  -  5:00 PM Viewing of new exhibit         Contact: Lexington Historical Society   781-862-1703   Office@lexingtonhistory.org     View the Society’s new exhibit The Reverend Hancock’s Household: Life in Early Colonial Lexington showcasing the archaeological finds from the site of the Hancock-Clarke House. Gallery talks at 4 PM. Free     Location: Lexington historical Society- Buckman Tavern Monday October 18, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday October 19, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  6:30 PM Lexington Farmers' Market         Contact: Lori Deliso   781 863 6375   Lori@lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Visit Opening Day of the 2010 Lexington Farmers' Market, corner of Massachusetts Ave, Woburn St., and Fletcher Ave. in Lexington Center. Tuesday June 1, 2-6:30 p.m., rain or shine. Features locally grown & made products from farmers and vendors: artisans tent, entertainment. Admission free. For more information, and to subscribe to the weekly update, visit www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org Opening Day schedule as follows: 2:00 opening bell rung by Wally Brine,of WROR radio station 4:30 Lexington Fife and Drum Corp 5:30 Valery Marcantonio and her Tap Dancers http://www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Saturday October 23, 2010 Go To Top 7:00 PM  -  9:00 PM Grape, Grain and Bubbles         Contact: Kathryn Benjamin   781-862-6288 x 322   cmlfoundation@carylibrary.org     Support Cary Memorial Library by sampling various wines, beers and champagnes at this fundraising event sponsored by the Cary Memorial Library Foundation. For more information and to purchase tickets (available after September 1), go to our web site at www.carylibrary.org/foundation . Click Here         Location: Cary Memorial Library

Sunday October 24, 2010 Go To Top 3:00 PM  -  5:00 PM Viewing of new exhibit         Contact: Lexington Historical Society   781-862-1703   Office@lexingtonhistory.org     View the Society’s new exhibit The Reverend Hancock’s Household: Life in Early Colonial Lexington showcasing the archaeological finds from the site of the Hancock-Clarke House. Gallery talks at 4 PM. Free     Location: Lexington historical Society- Buckman Tavern Monday October 25, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday October 26, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  6:30 PM Lexington Farmers' Market         Contact: Lori Deliso   781 863 6375   Lori@lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Visit Opening Day of the 2010 Lexington Farmers' Market, corner of Massachusetts Ave, Woburn St., and Fletcher Ave. in Lexington Center. Tuesday June 1, 2-6:30 p.m., rain or shine. Features locally grown & made products from farmers and vendors: artisans tent, entertainment. Admission free. For more information, and to subscribe to the weekly update, visit www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org Opening Day schedule as follows: 2:00 opening bell rung by Wally Brine,of WROR radio station 4:30 Lexington Fife and Drum Corp 5:30 Valery Marcantonio and her Tap Dancers http://www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.org     Sunday October 31, 2010 Go To Top 3:00 PM  -  5:00 PM Viewing of new exhibit         Contact: Lexington Historical Society   781-862-1703   Office@lexingtonhistory.org     View the Society’s new exhibit The Reverend Hancock’s Household: Life in Early Colonial Lexington showcasing the archaeological finds from the site of the Hancock-Clarke House. Gallery talks at 4 PM. Free     Location: Lexington historical Society- Buckman Tavern Monday November 1, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday November 5, 2010 Go To Top 7:30 PM Puccini's Tosca         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     In this Puccini favorite, the tension and agony are reflected on a personal level in the passionate struggles of the imprisoned Cavaradossi and Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. There are few good choices when life, death, and dignity are on the line. November 5, 7m, 10, 12, 14m, 16, 2010 Weeknights 7:30pm, Sunday matinees 3pm Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Sunday November 7, 2010 Go To Top 3:00 PM Puccini's Tosca         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     In this Puccini favorite, the tension and agony are reflected on a personal level in the passionate struggles of the imprisoned Cavaradossi and Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. There are few good choices when life, death, and dignity are on the line November 5, 7m, 10, 12, 14m, 16, 2010 Weeknights 7:30pm, Sunday matinees 3pm Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Monday November 8, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Wednesday November 10, 2010 Go To Top 7:30 PM Puccini's Tosca         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     In this Puccini favorite, the tension and agony are reflected on a personal level in the passionate struggles of the imprisoned Cavaradossi and Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. There are few good choices when life, death, and dignity are on the line November 5, 7m, 10, 12, 14m, 16, 2010 Weeknights 7:30pm, Sunday matinees 3pm Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Friday November 12, 2010 Go To Top 7:30 PM Puccini's Tosca         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     In this Puccini favorite, the tension and agony are reflected on a personal level in the passionate struggles of the imprisoned Cavaradossi and Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. There are few good choices when life, death, and dignity are on the line November 5, 7m, 10, 12, 14m, 16, 2010 Weeknights 7:30pm, Sunday matinees 3pm Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Sunday November 14, 2010 Go To Top 3:00 PM Puccini's Tosca         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     In this Puccini favorite, the tension and agony are reflected on a personal level in the passionate struggles of the imprisoned Cavaradossi and Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. There are few good choices when life, death, and dignity are on the line November 5, 7m, 10, 12, 14m, 16, 2010 Weeknights 7:30pm, Sunday matinees 3pm Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Monday November 15, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street

Tuesday November 16, 2010 Go To Top 7:30 AM Puccini's Tosca         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     In this Puccini favorite, the tension and agony are reflected on a personal level in the passionate struggles of the imprisoned Cavaradossi and Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. There are few good choices when life, death, and dignity are on the line November 5, 7m, 10, 12, 14m, 16, 2010 Weeknights 7:30pm, Sunday matinees 3pm Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Monday November 22, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham Street Lexington Back Door Gallery Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. Bi-monthly new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers • Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers • Woodworkers will be on display and for sale in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. For more information call: 781 862 9696 or visit: www.lexingtonma.org/LACS Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday November 30, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society:Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   Lacs.admin@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society opens a second gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftspersons. The BACK DOOR GALLERY will feature new works by our 9 Guilds: Basketry • Ceramics • Decorative Arts • Metalworkers Needle Arts • Painters • Polymer Clay Weavers and Woodworkers. Displays will change bi-monthly and all works are for sale. Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm in the Gallery which is located at 130 Waltham Street, 3rd door, parking lot entrance. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday February 1, 2011 Go To Top 7:30 PM Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     An Emperor unleashes total war and orders destruction and death. But Death does not take orders. Where does that leave the Emperor and those he seeks to annihilate? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz, but their opera survives as an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. Expressing through music what words alone cannot convey, the opera is in equal measure dark, funny and poignant as it juxtaposes the brutality and fragility of existence with a celebration of life’s purpose. With the world premiere of a prologue by Richard Beaudoin, commissioned by BLO. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Wednesday February 2, 2011 Go To Top 7:30 PM Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     An Emperor unleashes total war and orders destruction and death. But Death does not take orders. Where does that leave the Emperor and those he seeks to annihilate? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz, but their opera survives as an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. Expressing through music what words alone cannot convey, the opera is in equal measure dark, funny and poignant as it juxtaposes the brutality and fragility of existence with a celebration of life’s purpose. With the world premiere of a prologue by Richard Beaudoin, commissioned by BLO. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Friday February 4, 2011 Go To Top 7:30 PM Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     An Emperor unleashes total war and orders destruction and death. But Death does not take orders. Where does that leave the Emperor and those he seeks to annihilate? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz, but their opera survives as an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. Expressing through music what words alone cannot convey, the opera is in equal measure dark, funny and poignant as it juxtaposes the brutality and fragility of existence with a celebration of life’s purpose. With the world premiere of a prologue by Richard Beaudoin, commissioned by BLO. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Saturday February 5, 2011 Go To Top 7:30 PM Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     An Emperor unleashes total war and orders destruction and death. But Death does not take orders. Where does that leave the Emperor and those he seeks to annihilate? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz, but their opera survives as an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. Expressing through music what words alone cannot convey, the opera is in equal measure dark, funny and poignant as it juxtaposes the brutality and fragility of existence with a celebration of life’s purpose. With the world premiere of a prologue by Richard Beaudoin, commissioned by BLO. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Sunday February 6, 2011 Go To Top 3:00 PM Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     An Emperor unleashes total war and orders destruction and death. But Death does not take orders. Where does that leave the Emperor and those he seeks to annihilate? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz, but their opera survives as an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. Expressing through music what words alone cannot convey, the opera is in equal measure dark, funny and poignant as it juxtaposes the brutality and fragility of existence with a celebration of life’s purpose. With the world premiere of a prologue by Richard Beaudoin, commissioned by BLO. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: The Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA, 527 Tremont Street, Boston Friday March 11, 2011 Go To Top 7:30 PM Handel's Agrippina         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate, and her husband, current emperor Claudius. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Sunday March 13, 2011 Go To Top 3:00 PM Handel's Agrippina         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate, and her husband, current emperor Claudius. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Wednesday March 16, 2011 Go To Top 7:30 PM Handel's Agrippina         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate, and her husband, current emperor Claudius. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Friday March 18, 2011 Go To Top 7:30 PM Handel's Agrippina         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate, and her husband, current emperor Claudius. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street

Sunday March 20, 2011 Go To Top 3:00 PM Handel's Agrippina         Contact: Audience Services   6175426772   boxoffice@blo.org     Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate, and her husband, current emperor Claudius. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Boston Lyric Opera         Location: Citi Performing Arts Center Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont Street Sunday May 1, 2011 Go To Top 6:30 PM  -  9:30 PM Cary Library Art Sale & Soiree         Contact: Kathryn Benjamin   781-862-6288 x322   cmlfoundation@carylibrary.org     Support Cary Memorial Library and local artists by shopping for unique artwork, including paintings, photography, fabric arts, sculpture, jewelry and more at the 3rd Annual Cary Library Art Sale & Soiree (CLASS). Celebrate the wonderful resources of our Library with your friends and neighbors over a glass of wine and enjoy live music at this special event. Click Here         Location: Cary Memorial Library

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