Thursday November 19, 2009 -  Saturday November 21, 2009 Go To Top 8:00 PM The Producers         Contact: Janet Tiampo   781 862 2575   jmtiampo@bellatlantic.net     The Lexington High School production of Mel Brook's musical "The Producers" will be on stage for three nights! Place: Lexington High School's Donald J. Gillespie, Jr. Auditorium, 251 Waltham Street Time: 8 p.m. Admissions Price: $15 for Adults and $10 for Students and Senior Citizens Tickets may be purchased beginning November 1st at the LHS Main Office, at Wales Copy Shop, or at the door prior to performances. "The Producers" has some adult humor and should be considered at PG-13 event.     Location: 251 Waltham Street Friday November 20, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   8:00 PM Cronin Lecture and Book Signing with Larry Tye         Contact: Kate Jackson   781-862-1703   office@lexingtonhistory.org     Lecture and book signing with Larry Tye, author of Satchel: The life and Times of an American Legend. Dessert and Coffee. Free Admission     Location: Depot Building Saturday November 21, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   10:00 AM  -  4:00 PM POLYMER CLAY BEGINNER WORKSHOP         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   jackikatz@yahoo.com     Join Instructor, Jacquelyn from our Polymer Clay Guild to see samples of a variety of canes and then learn the techniques to create with this colorful medium. Basics covered: Conditioning, forming canes/loaves, reducing/slicing, baking/finishing and storing. Projects to be created , as time allows: blade holder, custom needle tool, pin or pendant, beads/canes, bowl/covered tin or glass. Classes         Location: 130 Waltham Street   10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   12:00 PM  -  2:30 PM Curves FREE Weight Management Classes         Contact: Joy Samson   781-863-0275   curveslexma@comcast.net     Lexington Curves is offering free weight management classes to teach its proven method for losing weight and raising metabolism. Now, the women of Lexington can learn the powerful secret that has helped millions of women lose millions of pounds and keep them off for good. All classes are free to members and non-members. Enrollment is required to participate. Please call 781-863-0275 to sign up for any of the offered sessions. Classes will be held on the following dates from 12:00 noon to 2:30 pm: January 24th, February 21st, March 21st, April 18th, May 16th, June 20th, July 18th, August 15th, September 19th, October 17th, November 21st and December 19th http://www.lexingtoncurves.com       4:00 PM  -  6:00 PM Grace Chapel Art Gallery Reception         Contact: Lori Dupre   781-862-6499   artgallery@grace.org     Free art gallery reception featuring a live Jazz/Funk/Blues trio. Everyone is invited to celebrate the "Black & White" art gallery exhibit opening at Grace Chapel. Musicians include, Dave Limina on keyboard, Rob Hewett on bass and Larry Finn on drums. Grace Chapel Art Gallery Reception         Location: Grace Chapel Sunday November 22, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street

11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   2:00 PM Tour of the Norman Fletcher House         Contact: Kate Jackson   781-862-1703   office@lexingtonhistory.org     Tour of the recently renovated Norman Fletcher House with architect Timothy Techler. Free Admission. Advanced registration required. Please call the Depot Office to register.   2:00 PM  -  6:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Monday November 23, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday November 24, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Wednesday November 25, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Thursday November 26, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA

11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday November 27, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   10:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Historical Society Historic Homes         Contact: Kate Jackson   781-862-1703   office@lexingtonhistory.org     Lexington Historical Society three historic homes open Friday and Saturday, regular hours. Please call 781-862-5598 for admission information and hours.   10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Saturday November 28, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   10:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Historical Society Historic Homes         Contact: Kate Jackson   781-862-1703   lexingtonhistory.org     Lexington Historical Society three historic homes are open regular hours. Please call 781-862-5598 for more information on admission and hours.   10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Sunday November 29, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   2:00 PM  -  6:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA

Monday November 30, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   7:00 PM  -  8:30 PM Stream Health Workshop with MassRiverways         Contact: Emily Schadler   781.862.0500 x 240   eschadler@ci.lexington.ma.us     Join us as Carrie Banks from the MassRiverways Program (Department of Conservation and Recreation) helps us understand more about healthy streams and what we can do to improve the health of Lexington's 20 streams. This workshop is part of Lexington's new Watershed Stewardship Program. Free and open to the public. http://www.lexingtonma.gov/conservation/watersheds.cfm     Location: Estabrook Hall   7:00 PM  -  9:00 PM Resume Tips and Tricks for 2009         Contact: Elizabeth Dickinson   781-862-6288 ext 236   edickinson@minlib.net     This program will explore the purpose of your resume, different types of resumes, and show you how to manage content, organization, and formatting to present the best snapshot to potential employers. Lexington resident Janet Perry, who has worked for over 20 years in the field of human resources, will facilitate the program. http://www.carylibrary.org         Location: Cary Library Meeting Room Tuesday December 1, 2009 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts Society Back Door Gallery         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society has opened its newest gallery to showcase the works of the artists and craftpersons in our 9 Guilds: Basketry, Ceramics, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, NeedleArts, Painters, Polymer Clay, Weavers and Woodworkers. Bi-monthly new works are will be on display, many may be purchased. The Gallery is open Monday through Friday and Admission and Parking is free. Stop by or visit our website to see what's on display. Back Door Gallery         Location: 130 Waltham Street   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Wednesday December 2, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Thursday December 3, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   7:00 PM  -  9:00 PM A Year in the Life of a Community Farm         Contact: Meg Muckenhoupt   781 274 0102   megmuck@gmail.com     What is a community farm? Who decides what to grow there? Who grows it? What do children do there? The Lexington Community Farm Coalition (lexfarm.org) is sponsoring a panel discussion titled “A Year in the Life of a Community Farm” as part of its series of educational talks about community farming on Thursday, December 3 at the Church of Our Redeemer, 6 Meriam St. Lexington. Light refreshments will be available at 7 pm; program begins at 7:30 pm. Come ask real community farmers and farm managers your own questions. Hear about how community farms in neighboring towns operate through the seasons to provide fresh produce and opportunities to work, learn, and grow to people of all ages and abilities. Panelists include: - Christy Foote-Smith, Sanctuary Director, and Matt Celona, Crops Manager at Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, Lincoln, a working farm and wildlife sanctuary that has been connecting families to nature since 1995; - Verena Wieloch, Farmer at Concord's Gaining Ground Farm in Concord, which has donated all produce grown since 1999 at its 17-acre farm site to area food pantries and meal programs; - Greg Maslowe, Farmer at Newton Community Farm, non-profit community farm located on the historic Angino farmstead owned by the City of Newton; - Jen James, Farm Director at Codman Community Farms, which has been farming a town-owned site in Lincoln for more than 36 years.; - Representatives from the Food Project, which works with over a hundred teens and thousands of volunteers to farm on 37 acres in eastern Massachusetts in the towns and cities of Beverly, Boston, Ipswich, Lincoln and Lynn. The panelists will give brief presentations about their farms, then answer audience questions. For excerpts from the Lexington Community Farm Coalition's previous program on community farming, see http://lexfarm.org/archives/category/video The Lexington Community Farm Coalition is a non-profit organization dedicated to local farming and education. Lexfarm.org   7:00 PM  -  9:00 PM In Conversation: Authors Danzy Senna and Michael Thomas         Contact: Lexington Community Education   781-862-8043   info@lexingtoncommunityed.org     Appearing together for the first time, Lexington Community Education is proud to welcome two locally rooted and globally celebrated authors to share their thoughts on racial identity, the spirit of creativity, and the effect of life in suburbia. Danzy Senna is the bestselling author of Caucasia. Michael Thomas is the author of the award winning book Man Gone Down. For tickets or more info call 781-862-8043. Tickets are $10 per seat. http://www.lexingtoncommunityed.org         Location: Depot Building

Friday December 4, 2009 Go To Top 9:30 AM  -  11:30 AM League Forum on Safe Mass. Ave.         Contact: League of Women Voters    781-861-7697   patcostello@rcn.com     Members of the Safe Mass. Ave. Committee will bring an update on their Pedestrian Crossing Flag project to the League of Women Voters of Lexington’s First Friday Forum on December 4. The Safe Mass. Ave. Committee grew out of concern for pedestrian safety after a fatality in October of 2008 and a serious injury in April this year. Both pedestrians were crossing Massachusetts Avenue in East Lexington. In a pilot project, with permission from the Town Traffic Safety Advisory Committee, lime green flags have been installed at three intersections for pedestrians to carry in front of them as a signal to drivers to stop when pedestrians are in crosswalks. The flags will have been in use for seven weeks when the Committee reports to the Forum. This is the fourth in a series of 2009-2010 First Friday Forums hosted by the League of Women Voters of Lexington to promote awareness and understanding of public policy issues. Refreshments 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 781-861-7697. All League forums are open to the public at no charge.     Location: Cary Library Meeting Room   10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Friday December 4, 2009 -  Thursday December 24, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  6:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Holiday Marketplace         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society's annual HOLIDAY MARKETPLACE is a great place to do all your holiday shopping! The event runs December 4 through December 24, 2009 Treat your family and friends to an excellent selection of special, unique, one-of-a-kind gifts created by the artisans of our nine Guilds. Choose from beautiful Baskets, Fine Jewelry, Paintings, cards and prints, colorful Polymer Clay, Decorative Arts, Metalworkers, Needle Arts, Weaving, Ceramics and Woodworks. Gift Certificates are also available. Marketplace Hours: December 4th: 10am to 9:30pm Monday - Saturday 10 to 6, and Sundays, 12 to 6 FINAL DAY: December 24, 10am to 3pm Open to the Public: Admission and Parking are free. For more information and directions please 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. Holiday Marketplace         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday December 4, 2009 Go To Top 11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   4:00 PM  -  6:00 PM Lexington Symphony Holiday Pops!         Contact: Liz Whitfield   781-863-9581   info@lexingtonsymphony.org     With music for all ages at affordable prices, Lexington Symphony's Holiday Pops concert is sheer fun and includes a visit by a special guest from the North Pole. Enjoy all that Lexington offers at is classic Americana celebration of the festive season: Lexington Holiday Festival Night, with tree-lighting, boutique shopping, and yummy eats. Price: Adults $15 (4pm), $20 (8pm), students $5 For more information or to order tickets, call 781-863-9581 or email info@lexingtonsymphony.org. Tickets can also be purchased at www.lexingtonsymphony.org/tickets.html or in person at in person at Wales Copy Center at 1810 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington Center (after July 1, 2009), by sending a check payable to Lexington Symphony to P.O. Box 194, Lexington MA 02420, and at the door. The Lexington Symphony is a group of dedicated musicians who share a passion for their music and for exacting standards of performance. With an emphasis on accessibility within the community, the symphony offers programming to reach all ages and an exciting concert experience in beautiful Cary Hall right in Lexington's historic downtown. Music Director Jonathan McPhee is one of New England's leading musical figures and has conducted orchestras throughout the world. "...a suburban orchestra like the Lexington Symphony is capable of a performance to attract the attention of those who live closer to Symphony Hall. Even if the BSO season were in full swing, last Saturday’s program would have been worth the trip." -Review of Sept 13, 2008 concert in the Boston Phoenix Lexington Symphony         Location: Cary Memorial Hall, 1605 Massachusetts Ave   8:00 PM  -  10:00 PM Lexington Symphony Holiday Pops!         Contact: Liz Whitfield   781-863-9581   info@lexingtonsymphony.org     With music for all ages at affordable prices, Lexington Symphony's Holiday Pops concert is sheer fun and includes a visit by a special guest from the North Pole. Enjoy all that Lexington offers at is classic Americana celebration of the festive season: Lexington Holiday Festival Night, with tree-lighting, boutique shopping, and yummy eats. Price: Adults $15 (4pm), $20 (8pm), students $5 For more information or to order tickets, call 781-863-9581 or email info@lexingtonsymphony.org. Tickets can also be purchased at www.lexingtonsymphony.org/tickets.html or in person at in person at Wales Copy Center at 1810 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington Center (after July 1, 2009), by sending a check payable to Lexington Symphony to P.O. Box 194, Lexington MA 02420, and at the door. The Lexington Symphony is a group of dedicated musicians who share a passion for their music and for exacting standards of performance. With an emphasis on accessibility within the community, the symphony offers programming to reach all ages and an exciting concert experience in beautiful Cary Hall right in Lexington's historic downtown. Music Director Jonathan McPhee is one of New England's leading musical figures and has conducted orchestras throughout the world. "...a suburban orchestra like the Lexington Symphony is capable of a performance to attract the attention of those who live closer to Symphony Hall. Even if the BSO season were in full swing, last Saturday’s program would have been worth the trip." -Review of Sept 13, 2008 concert in the Boston Phoenix Lexington Symphony         Location: Cary Memorial Hall, 1605 Massachusetts Ave Saturday December 5, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Field & Garden Club Greens Sale         Contact: Varda Haimo   617-538-8853   varda.haimo@verizon.net     The third annual Lexington Field & Garden Club Holiday Greens Sale will be held on December 5 and 6 at the National Heritage Museum, 33 Marrett Road in Lexington. Sale hours are Saturday 10 – 4 and Sunday 12 – 4. The Garden Club will offer a broad assortment of wreaths, swags, boxwood trees, centerpieces, and unique arrangements, all created by the Club’s many talented arrangers with fresh greens from members’ gardens. The sale will be the perfect place to find distinctive decorations for your home and special gifts for friends and family at reasonable prices. The garden club will continue the tradition of decorating the National Heritage Museum for the museum’s Holiday Open House. This year’s theme is “Holiday Vignettes” and will feature individual exhibits as well as a Toy Tree, which children will certainly enjoy. Decorations will be on view from December 4 - 31, during regular museum hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10 - 4 and 12 - 4 on Sunday. The Garden Club uses proceeds from the Greens Sale to plant trees and maintain traffic islands, the Minuteman statue trough, and gardens at Cary Library, the Munroe Tavern, and Emery Park as well as support the National Heritage Museum. The Garden Club also provides scholarships to students at the Minuteman Regional High School's Landscape Management program. 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 activities and projects.     Location: National Heritage Museum   10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   5:00 PM  -  7:45 PM Munroe Center for the Arts Benefit Show         Contact: Christian Herold   781-862-6040   Performance@MunroeCenter.org     Join us December 5 for the first-ever all-Munroe holiday celebration, featuring The Dance Inn; Lexington School of Ballet Nutcracker excerpts; Lexington Music School with Robert Honeysucker; Lexington Players YouthStage Christmas Carol excerpt; a Children's Arts Corner sing-along, ArtSpan student art, and Munroe studio artists art. Begins 5 PM at the Lexington High School Auditorium. Tickets $20 adults; $15 seniors/students/youths/groups of 10+, available at Munroe; online at www.MunroeCenter.org. For questions email Performance@MunroeCenter.org. For more information & to purchase tickets online         Location: Lexington High School Auditorium Sunday December 6, 2009 Go To Top 11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   12:00 PM  -  4:00 PM Lexington Field & Garden Club Greens Sale         Contact: Varda Haimo   617-538-8853   varda.haimo@verizon.net     The third annual Lexington Field & Garden Club Holiday Greens Sale will be held on December 5 and 6 at the National Heritage Museum, 33 Marrett Road in Lexington. Sale hours are Saturday 10 – 4 and Sunday 12 – 4. The Garden Club will offer a broad assortment of wreaths, swags, boxwood trees, centerpieces, and unique arrangements, all created by the Club’s many talented arrangers with fresh greens from members’ gardens. The sale will be the perfect place to find distinctive decorations for your home and special gifts for friends and family at reasonable prices. The garden club will continue the tradition of decorating the National Heritage Museum for the museum’s Holiday Open House. This year’s theme is “Holiday Vignettes” and will feature individual exhibits as well as a Toy Tree, which children will certainly enjoy. Decorations will be on view from December 4 - 31, during regular museum hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10 - 4 and 12 - 4 on Sunday. The Garden Club uses proceeds from the Greens Sale to plant trees and maintain traffic islands, the Minuteman statue trough, and gardens at Cary Library, the Munroe Tavern, and Emery Park as well as support the National Heritage Museum. The Garden Club also provides scholarships to students at the Minuteman Regional High School's Landscape Management program. 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 activities and projects.     Location: National Heritage Museum

2:00 PM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   5:00 PM A Cappella Jamboree         Contact: Janet Tiampo   781 862 2575   jmtiampo@bellatlantic.net     Come listen to Lexington High School’s six student run a cappella groups: Euphoria, Guacamole, Mixed Nuts, Onomatopoeia, Pitch Pipes, Rock Paper Scissors. Place: Donald J. Gillespie, Jr. Auditorium, Lexington High School, 251 Waltham Street. Admission: $10 for Adults, $5 for Students and Senior Citizens.     Location: Lexington High School Auditorium Monday December 7, 2009 Go To Top 11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday December 8, 2009 Go To Top 11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Wednesday December 9, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   7:30 PM  -  9:00 PM Watershed Stewardship Planning         Contact: Emily Schadler   781.862.0500 x 240   eschadler@ci.lexington.ma.us     Whether you participated in the Watershed Stewardship Program's May 2009 stream surveys or not, join us on this evening to find out what trends the stream survey data showed and to jump in on the follow-up plans to remediate identified issues. This will be a very participatory evening, so bring your thinking caps! We'll break out into focus areas and work together to figure out our next steps. We especially hope that those of you who helped out with the May stream surveys will attend, so you can see the fruits of your work, but everyone is invited. http://www.lexingtonma.gov/conservation/watersheds.cfm     Location: Estabrook Hall (basement of Cary Hall) Thursday December 10, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday December 11, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Saturday December 12, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA

11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Sunday December 13, 2009 Go To Top 11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   2:00 PM  -  6:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Monday December 14, 2009 Go To Top 11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Tuesday December 15, 2009 Go To Top 11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Wednesday December 16, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Thursday December 17, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Friday December 18, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA   11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street Saturday December 19, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA

11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   12:00 PM  -  2:30 PM Curves FREE Weight Management Classes         Contact: Joy Samson   781-863-0275   curveslexma@comcast.net     Lexington Curves is offering free weight management classes to teach its proven method for losing weight and raising metabolism. Now, the women of Lexington can learn the powerful secret that has helped millions of women lose millions of pounds and keep them off for good. All classes are free to members and non-members. Enrollment is required to participate. Please call 781-863-0275 to sign up for any of the offered sessions. Classes will be held on the following dates from 12:00 noon to 2:30 pm: January 24th, February 21st, March 21st, April 18th, May 16th, June 20th, July 18th, August 15th, September 19th, October 17th, November 21st and December 19th http://www.lexingtoncurves.com     Sunday December 20, 2009 Go To Top 11:00 AM  -  11:00 PM Lexington Arts and Crafts: Soup Bowls for Hunger         Contact: Sandy Blanchet   781 862 9696   lacs.lexington@verizon.net     The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society’s 2nd Annual Soup Bowls for Hunger Project. Members of the Teen Pottery Class along with Guild potters are creating unique bowls which will be on sale for $15 at Lexington Center’s newest restaurant “Nourish” 1727 Massachusetts Ave. beginning Nov. 1st. All proceeds to go to Lexington Food Pantry. Special events         Location: 130 Waltham Street   2:00 PM  -  6:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Wednesday December 23, 2009 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Thursday December 24, 2009 Go To Top 4:00 PM  -  4:30 PM Lexington's Annual Christmas Eve Caroling         Contact: Jackie Piscitello   781-861-8772   jackiepiscitello@gmail.com     Please bring family and friends to Lexington’s 6th annual Christmas Eve Caroling event! Caroling will take place from 4:00 – 4:30 pm on December 24, 2009 at the Hastings Park Bandstand in Lexington, which is located at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Worthen Road. Join in this town tradition that is enjoyed by several hundred residents and neighbors each year who gather to sing an assortment of traditional and favorite carols. Children will be invited up to ring bells to the final song - Jingle Bells, of course! Song sheets, hot chocolate, and cookies will be provided to all! Please bring your own candles or flashlights.     Location: Hastings Park Bandstand Saturday January 2, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Sunday January 3, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  6:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Wednesday January 6, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Thursday January 7, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Friday January 8, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Saturday January 9, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA

Sunday January 10, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  6:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Wednesday January 13, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Thursday January 14, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Friday January 15, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Saturday January 16, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM  -  5:00 PM 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show         Contact: Francesca Anderson   781.862.0660   francesca@portraitsnorth.com     Francesca Anderson Fine Art, Portraits North, 56 Adams St., Lexington, will present their 26th Annual Almost Miniatures Show Nov 20– Jan 16, 2010. Started in 1983 when the gallery was in Boston, the show was originally called “Almost Miniatures by Prominent Artists.” The show today is based on the same theme, to offer clients very small, exquisite, Newbury St. quality, affordable paintings by artists who are well known, and now also by those who are not known. Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, prints and graphites by more than 56 artists are shown on the gallery’s two floors. More than 200 paintings offer a wide variety of subject matter, from landscapes of New England, New Mexico and Wyoming, to paintings of adorable animals; to canal scenes of Venice; to unbelievably beautiful pastels and oil still lifes of fruit or china. Over half of the show are small paintings that are no larger than 8” x 10” by New England’s finest realist artists. Miniature paintings, no larger than 2” x 4”, are also in the show, painted by artists from England, Australia, California, Florida, New Mexico, and more. Gallery hours: Wed¬–Sat, 10am–5pm, Sunday, 2–6pm during shows. The gallery always closes Dec 24–Jan 1, re-opening Jan 2. http://www.fafineart.com         Location: Francesca Anderson Fine Art Portraits North, 56 Adams St, Lexington, MA Sunday January 17, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  4:00 PM Martin Luther King, Jr. March and Celebration         Contact: Larry Link   617-331-9515   albertlink@verizon.net     March from the Lexington Green to Cary Hall. Then "celebrate" through an exciting, thought-provoking, and yes -- fun! -- multi-dimensional presentation and discussion. Questions or to volunteer, contact Jill Smilow by phone at 781-862-4152 or email jillsvoice@yahoo.com or contact Larry Link.     Location: March begins at Green; program at Cary Memorial Hall Saturday January 23, 2010 Go To Top 11:30 AM  -  2:00 PM 5th Annual Summer Camp & Activities Fair         Contact:      info@summercampfairmass.com     On Saturday, Jan. 23rd from 11:30 to 2 p.m., the 5th annual Lexington Summer Camp & Activities Fair will be held in The Lexington High School cafeteria. The fair features a diverse group of summer camp and recreational resources that serve Lexington residents and their kids/teens ages 3-17. The presenting programs have been selected via criteria such as reputation, available resources, location, cost and that they have all been a resource for Lexington children for a number of years. Specialties include general recreation, computer/technology, art, general sports, sports-specific (soccer, golf, adventure, etc.), premium day camp, etc. Academic components will also be available that cover math, sciences and language. The field of programs has been limited in order to keep the quality high and to prevent parents from being overwhelmed by too many programs. The fair is free to the public and snacks and drinks are included. For more information, e-mail info@summercampfairmass.com.     Location: 251 Waltham Street Saturday February 6, 2010 Go To Top 8:00 PM  -  10:00 PM Lexington Symphony, with George Li, Performs Mozart and Copland         Contact: Liz Whitfield   781-863-9581   info@lexingtonsymphony.org     13-year-old Lexington native and piano virtuoso George Li performs Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 in C. Li’s previous performances on PBS’s From the Top at Carnegie Hall and The Martha Stewart Show have made him a YouTube phenomenon as well as a respected new face in the classical music scene. In addition, music director Jonathan McPhee leads the orchestra in David Diamond’s Rounds for Strings and Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring. Conductor's talk at 7pm; Concert at 8pm Price: $40 (sold out), $35, $25, students $15; Season ticket discount available until September 11th: $144 (sold out), $126, $90, students $54 For more information or to order tickets, call 781-863-9581 or email info@lexingtonsymphony.org. Tickets can also be purchased at www.lexingtonsymphony.org/tickets.html or in person at in person at Wales Copy Center at 1810 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington Center (after July 1, 2009), by sending a check payable to Lexington Symphony to P.O. Box 194, Lexington MA 02420, and at the door. The Lexington Symphony is a group of dedicated musicians who share a passion for their music and for exacting standards of performance. With an emphasis on accessibility within the community, the symphony offers programming to reach all ages and an exciting concert experience in beautiful Cary Hall right in Lexington's historic downtown. Music Director Jonathan McPhee is one of New England's leading musical figures and has conducted orchestras throughout the world. "...a suburban orchestra like the Lexington Symphony is capable of a performance to attract the attention of those who live closer to Symphony Hall. Even if the BSO season were in full swing, last Saturday’s program would have been worth the trip." -Review of Sept 13, 2008 concert in the Boston Phoenix Lexington Symphony Website         Location: Cary Memorial Hall, 1605 Massachusetts Ave Sunday February 7, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  4:00 PM Kids' Workshop & Concert         Contact: Liz Whitfield   781-863-9581   info@lexingtonsymphony.org     Lexington Symphony offers its Kids’ Workshop and Concert on February 7th with George Li as special guest pianist in a kid-friendly version of the prior night’s subscription concert. This concert brings music to kids in an up-close, hands-on way. Kids can try out the instruments of the orchestra, learn how they are made, and conduct their own group of players! Jonathan McPhee, music director, won a Gabriel Award for his work on WCRB's Kids Classical Hour, and has received high praise for his work with kids in the Lexington Symphony's third-grade program "Orchestrating Kids Through Classics.” Workshop at 2pm; Concert at 3pm Price: Adults $20, Kids (12 and under) $10 For more information or to order tickets, call 781-863-9581 or email info@lexingtonsymphony.org. Tickets can also be purchased at www.lexingtonsymphony.org/tickets.html or in person at in person at Wales Copy Center at 1810 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington Center (after July 1, 2009), by sending a check payable to Lexington Symphony to P.O. Box 194, Lexington MA 02420, and at the door. The Lexington Symphony is a group of dedicated musicians who share a passion for their music and for exacting standards of performance. With an emphasis on accessibility within the community, the symphony offers programming to reach all ages and an exciting concert experience in beautiful Cary Hall right in Lexington's historic downtown. Music Director Jonathan McPhee is one of New England's leading musical figures and has conducted orchestras throughout the world. "...a suburban orchestra like the Lexington Symphony is capable of a performance to attract the attention of those who live closer to Symphony Hall. Even if the BSO season were in full swing, last Saturday’s program would have been worth the trip." -Review of Sept 13, 2008 concert in the Boston Phoenix Lexington Symphony Website         Location: Cary Memorial Hall, 1605 Massachusetts Ave Sunday April 18, 2010 Go To Top 3:00 PM  -  5:00 PM Patriots' Day Concert         Contact: Liz Whitfield   781-863-9581   info@lexingtonsymphony.org     Lexington Symphony's Patriots’ Day Concert features light-classical favorites by British, French and Pan-American composers including Elgar, Poulenc, Copland and Ginastera. Britain’s youthful Courtney Lewis takes the podium as guest conductor for this program. Maestro Lewis is music director of Discovery Ensemble, a Boston-based chamber orchestra that performs musical outreach for inner-city children, and was recently appointed Assistant Conductor of the Minnesota Orchestra. Price: $40 (sold out), $35, $25, students $15; Season ticket discount available until September 11th: $144 (sold out), $126, $90, students $54 For more information or to order tickets, call 781-863-9581 or email info@lexingtonsymphony.org. Tickets can also be purchased at www.lexingtonsymphony.org/tickets.html or in person at in person at Wales Copy Center at 1810 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington Center (after July 1, 2009), by sending a check payable to Lexington Symphony to P.O. Box 194, Lexington MA 02420, and at the door. The Lexington Symphony is a group of dedicated musicians who share a passion for their music and for exacting standards of performance. With an emphasis on accessibility within the community, the symphony offers programming to reach all ages and an exciting concert experience in beautiful Cary Hall right in Lexington's historic downtown. Music Director Jonathan McPhee is one of New England's leading musical figures and has conducted orchestras throughout the world. "...a suburban orchestra like the Lexington Symphony is capable of a performance to attract the attention of those who live closer to Symphony Hall. Even if the BSO season were in full swing, last Saturday’s program would have been worth the trip." -Review of Sept 13, 2008 concert in the Boston Phoenix Lexington Symphony Website         Location: Cary Memorial Hall, 1605 Massachusetts Ave Sunday May 2, 2010 Go To Top 6:00 PM  -  9:00 PM Cary Library Art Sale and Soiree         Contact: Kathryn Benjamin   781-862-6288 x324   cmlfoundation@carylibrary.org     Enjoy socializing with your neighbors with wine and cheese and other refreshments, while viewing and buying art displayed by dozens of local artists. All to benefit Cary Memorial Library.     Location: Cary Library Meeting Room

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