Featured Events in Lexington in May, 2025 (June Updated)

The Railbird Festival, set to take place on May 31, 2025, promises to be an unmissable event in Lexington. Held at The Infield at Red Mile, located at 1200 Red Mile Road, Lexington, KY, this festival is renowned for its eclectic mix of music, bourbon, and equestrian culture. Attendees can expect a carefully curated lineup of top-tier musical acts, offering a diverse range of genres that cater to all tastes. In addition to the stellar music performances, the Railbird Festival also showcases Kentucky's rich heritage with bourbon tastings and culinary delights that highlight local flavors. The venue, known for its historic charm and spacious grounds, provides an ideal setting for festival-goers to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere. With its unique blend of entertainment and culture, the Railbird Festival stands out as a premier event that captures the essence of Lexington.

KSR Lexington Golf Scramble May 30, 2025 University Club of Kentucky 4850 Leestown Rd, Lexington, KY 40511 Join Matt, Ryan, Drew, Shannon, Billy, and Mario for their annual KSR Golf Scramble. New this year, the golf scramble will be in Lexington at The University Club of Kentucky,2 courses, double the fun! After watching the show live, each team will receive lunch, green fees, 2 carts, KSR branded apparel and more! Mulligans benefitting Ronald McDonald House of Kentucky! Matt Jones and team will be playing on the Big Blue Course. Course selection will be on a first come first serve basis. A limited number of teams will be on sale. A waitlist will be available for any teams that open up prior to the scramble. Contact elliebarber@iheartmedia.com with questions or concerns. Thank you to our Sponsors! Information Source: iHeartMedia | eventbrite

Registration is limited to the first 25 people who register! Agenda : 8 :30- Registration and Check in-opens 9 :00- Welcome & Introductions 9 :30- All about pollinators 10:00- Backyard Composting 11:00- Rain Barrels & Stormwater 101 11:30-Build That Barrel! Please Note: Backyard Compost bins will also be for sale at the end of the course. Compost bins are $65 per bin payable by cash, check, or card and this cost is in addition to the cost of the course. The Rain Barrel is approximately 3.5 ft. tall and 2ft. wide, so please plan your transportation accordingly. Information Source: Lexington County Solid Waste Management | eventbrite

Welcome y'all to the Blue Jeans, Boots and Bulls Derby Eve Party ! Get ready for a night of fun, music, and excitement as we kick off the Derby weekend in style. Join us on Fri May 02 2025 at 5:30 PM at The Bluegrass Stockyards (4561 Iron Works Pike, Lexingotn KY 40511) for a night you won't forget. Put on your favorite blue jeans and boots and get ready to dance the night away while experiencing the Derby Calcutta, live auction and more benefiting the Kentucky Children's Hospital NICU, Old Friends, and Timber's Grateful Companions. A ticket includes all the evenings festivities: Caterted Appetizers and Dinner by ( Me and You Events LLC), Open Bar (21+), Live Auction , Silent Auction, Live Music by NightFlyers ( Eagles cover band) and Boogie G, a Derby Horse Calcutta and more! The first 400 people will recive a Maker's Mark Rocks glass and a swag bag ( while supplies last). Information Source: The Barn Door Grill and Bluegrass Stock Yards | eventbrite

Welcome to Derby Day at Red Mile! Experience a day of excitement, horse racing, and fun in the Upper Clubhouse at Red Mile Gaming & Racing on Saturday, May 3, 2025. Doors open at 10:30AM and the buffet starts at 11:30AM. Enjoy a delicious buffet, multiple TVs for a great view from any seat, on site teller for all your betting needs, & a full bar will be available. Reservations are preferred but not required, walk-ins will be accepted if space allows. Ticket sales are by table only. Red Mile reserves the right to implement security procedures designated to protect the experience for all our guests. Information Source: Red Mile Gaming & Racing | eventbrite

PLEASE NOTE: Select your ticket in a group as one !! TABLES CAN NOT BE moved around !! A Gratuity WILL be added If not tipping accordingly to waitstaff THIS IS INDOOR ONLY NO PATIO SEATING AVAILABLE!! Doors will open at 11am for the 12pm showthat ends at 3pm 🍳 Food available for purchase from a food truck ♿️ Wheelchair accessible 🍹Fabulous Drinks 💃🏻 Drag show performance provided by Scarlett Moon and her entertainers! 💸$10 Tickets, (INCLUDE: General Admission, Photo Op with entertainers) NO DRINKS and NO FOOD INCLUDED 🚫NO REFUNDS!! 🐤18 and up ONLY (ADULT HUMOR AND WORDS WILL BE HEARD) 🚫ABSOLUTELY NO glitter, confetti, silly string, or any other celebratory confetti like items or a $200 clean up fee will be charged to your bill!! 🎰The Audience game money is all put back into the brunch to make the better but the winner does receive a gift! Once you buy a ticket you’ll be automatically added to our newsletter and receive emails about future events. Information Source: Scarlett Moon Events | eventbrite

MATSG-22 MCAA Cinco De Mayo Golf Tournament (Scramble) Come join us for a fun day of golf at the Gulf Winds Golf Course! Our Cinco De Mayo tournament promises to be a blast, with a friendly scramble format that caters to golfers of all levels. You'll need to bring your own clubs. There will be prizes for the tournament winners, longest drive, and closest to the pin. Please RSVP now. Cost E-5 and below $40 ea SNCO and Officers $50 ea Retirees $55 Civilians $60 Pay Cash or Venmo the morning of the event. Information Source: eventbrite

Join us for a journey back in time on our Historic Trolley Tour! Hop on board our vintage trolley as we explore the rich history of Lexington. Our knowledgeable guides will take you on a fascinating trip through the past, pointing out key landmarks and sharing interesting stories along the way. History comes to life as historical characters board the trolley to share their hometown with you. Book your tickets now for a ride you won't forget! Information Source: Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce | eventbrite

FIRExpo features a display of the products such as pets, supplies, feeders, cages, and merchandise and many more related products and services etc. Information Source: Repticon | expotobi

RAIN OR SHINE - DAVIDSON COUNTY FARM TOUR May 31st & June 1st, Sat: 2:00PM to 6:00PM | Sun: 1:00PM to 5:00PM Join us for an exciting day trip this weekend and immerse yourself in the diverse landscape of sustainable farming practices in and around Davidson County. Whether you choose to visit on Saturday or Sunday or both days, you'll have the opportunity to explore a variety of farms that produce delicious meat, dairy, honey, fruits, vegetables, and even discover the stunning array of flowers and plants flourishing in the Piedmont region. This year, we are thrilled to introduce several new farms to the Farm Tour. Each farm on the tour is unique, offering you a chance to meet these passionate farmers and learn about the challenges they face while building their farm businesses. From cultivating fertile soil to stewarding their landscapes, these dedicated individuals are crafting their own paths in sustainable agriculture. Discover why these farmers have chosen their specific crops and livestock and learn about the special qualities that make each farm truly remarkable. Join us on our farm tour for an incredible weekend. To help you plan your day efficiently, we have provided a detailed map on our website at davidsoncountyfood.com . Explore the map to find out more about each farm, their offerings, and the activities they have planned. SATURDAY & SUNDAY FARMS Saturday Farms: Direct Descendant Rabbitry and Apiary Muddy Creek Lavender Farm Rocky Forge Farm Crossings Farm Shady Acres Farm Roberts Farm Blu's Farm Sunday Farms Direct Descendant Rabbitry and Apiary SandyCreek Farm Shady Acres Farm Crossings Farm Blu's Farm Garden Window Farm Seven Sisters Farm EARLY BIRD CAR PASS $5. AFTER MAY 16 CAR PASS $10. Car pass is good for everyone in your vehicle. NO REFUNDS! Information Source: Davidson County Local Food Network | eventbrite

Help us celebrate the grand opening of artfarm —a fresh commons for art & organizing toward a more free, caring, & ecological world! We will have live music, artmaking stations, snax, tours, comfy cozy seating, face painting, and open doors for this MAY DAY (af) celebration. This event is a great way to get to know the space (an old pawn shop turned community space!), worker-cooperators, and resident organizations who are setting up their base camps in the space. Check out the free store, tool library, risograph duplicator, gallery, artist studios, meeting rooms, art shop, political education library, and more! This space is a work in progress and we are so excited to share it with you. Are you a member yet? We couldn't do this without you! Learn more about sliding scale memberships at https://www.artfarm.coop/membership Don't forget! We've got open calls live for artists or organizers interested in: exhibiting in the gallery or hollery , vending wares in the shop , or claiming one of six artist studios . See you there! www.artfarm.coop hello@artfarm.coop @artfarmcoop Information Source: artfarm | eventbrite

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Welcome to The Prayer Partner Board Experience ! Join us at The Prayer Room Lexington for a unique event where you can connect with others in prayer. This in-person gathering will provide you with the opportunity to meet new people, share your prayer requests, and partner up with someone to pray for each other. Come and experience the power of prayer in a supportive and uplifting environment. Don't miss out on this chance to deepen your faith and build meaningful connections. We can't wait to see you there! Information Source: Pastor Joy Harris-Edwards & Min.Erin Bohannon | eventbrite

We can't wait to host you and your favorite little Superhero! Each child will need their own Date Night Kit. Kits cost $5 for one, with each additional box needed costing $3. They include coloring pages, a craft, conversation starters, and more! Drop in anytime between 5-7 to join in on the fun! Information Source: Chick-fil-A Lexington | eventbrite

Learn from world-renown storytellers Rochel Coleman and Valerie Tutson how to bring stories to life on the stage and at an historical site. Learn how to bring the stories of the Black men and women who played important roles in the Battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. Also, help to build their 18th century community by learning to tell the stories of the men and women, Black, White, and Indigenous Caribbean who were their family members, friends, patrons, and enslavers. Learn storytelling techniques and frameworks to identify, craft, and share stories to inspire audiences. And learn the business of storytelling and reenacting from professionals with decades of experience. Workshop Trainers Rochel Garner Coleman, actor, singer, storyteller, has been performing since he was 9 years old. He travels nationally and internationally sharing stories of Black historical legends such as Nat Love and Cool Papa Bell in shows developed using the research to performance method. Valerie Tutson has been telling stories in schools, churches, libraries, festivals and conferences since 1991. She draws her stories from around the world with an emphasis on African traditions. Her repertoire includes stories and songs she learned in her travels to South Africa, her experiences in West Africa, stories from African American history. In addition, she is gaining quite a reputation for her exciting retelling of age-old Bible stories. She graduated from Brown University with a Master’s Degree in Theatre Arts and a degree in a self-designed Major-Storytelling as A Communications Art. POTENTIAL STORY AND REENACTOR SUBJECTS Active Combatants on April 19, 1775 Prince Estabrook : enslaved Lexington resident and member of Captain Parker’s Company who was shot by British Regulars during dawn Battle of Lexington; served at the Battle of Bunker Hill; enslaved by Benjamin Estabrook Eli Burdoo : orphan indentured to Joseph Bridge, Jr. of Lexington; member of Captain Parker’s Company; son of French and Indian War veteran Moses Burdoo of Lexington; grandson of Ann and Philip Burdoo who owned 40 acre homestead in Cambridge Farms which became Lexington Silas Burdoo : third generation tax paying Lexington resident, son of Philip Burdoo, Jr.; cousin of Eli Burdoo; received pension for his service in Revolutionary War Caesar Ferrit: Natick yeoman who proclaimed to have the "blood of four nations in his veins": Dutch and French from his grandfathers and Indigenous Caribbean and African from his grandmothers; member of Natick militia that responded to Lexington Alarm John Ferrit : second generation tax paying Natick resident; son of Caesar Ferrit; member of Natick militia that responded to Lexington Alarm Economic Patriots Cate Chester : Lexington resident on April 19, 1775; married to Prince in 1772; hired many times in 1773 by Reverend Jonas Clark to spin flax into linen thread; following Stamp Act of 1765 domestic linen was favored by independence seeking colonists; formerly enslaved by Phineas Taylor of Boxborough Prince Cheste r: tax paying Lexington resident on April 19,1775; married to Cate in 1772; between 1769 and 1773 hired many times by Reverend Jonas Clark to dress flax for linen production; following Stamp Act of 1765 domestic linen was favored by independence seeking colonists; formerly enslaved by Samuel Stone of Lexington Eye Witnesses of Battle of Lexington and Concord Pomp Blackman : Lexington boarder of John Simonds; in 1777 enlisted for three year term with the 15th Massachusetts Regiment; formerly enslaved by Nathan Wyman of Woburn Pompey (aka Pompee) Fiske : enslaved at Fiske farm in Lexington which was the site of intense fighting on April 19, 1775; enlisted on May 17, 1775; served at the Battle of Bunker Hill; enslaved by Benjamin Fiske Venus Roe : enslaved by Captain James Reed of Woburn District (now Burlington); as only enslaved person over 16 years old in the household, likely served Samuel Adams and John Hancock when they took refuge at the Reed homestead after Adams and Hancock fled the home of the Reverend Jonas Clarke of Lexington; likely served up to 12 British regulars who were held prisoner during the later morning and afternoon of April 19, 1775; at about 3 years old gifted by Jonas Roe of Lexington to Smitheren Reed of Woburn District (Smitheren was the father of James Reed). Adam Tidd : enslaved in Lexington by Lieutenant William Tidd of Captain Parker’s Company; in 1776 served in Capt. John Bridge’s company which was part of Colonel Eleazer Brooks’s regiment. Relations of the Black Patriots of Lexington Phillip Burdoo and Ann (Solomon) Burdoo - grandparents of Eli and Silas Burdoo. Philip Bizdue aka Burdoo married Ann Solomon in Medford on October 17, 1704. Ann Burdoo was admitted to the church in Lexington on December 26, 1708. Philip Burdoo participated and voted in Town Meeting in colonial Lexington. Philip Burdoo, Jr. and Mary Burdoo - parents of Silas Burdoo and at least two other children. Philip Burdoo, Jr. was baptized in Lexington on April 10, 1709 Moses Burdoo and Phebe (Banister) Burdoo - parents of Eli Burdoo. Moses Burdoo, a French and Indian War veteran, was baptized in Lexington on April 9, 1710. They were married in Lexington on February 13, 1754. Aaron Burdoo - cousin of Eli and Silas Burdoo. He lived in Reading, Vermont near Silas Burdoo after the Revolutionary War. Aaron was the father of Silas Burdoo, Civil War veteran who was a member of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment. Isaac Barbadoes - Revolutionary War veteran who enlisted for a three year term with the 15th Massachusetts Regiment and was on the Muster Roll with Pomp Blackman. Isaac was baptized, along with his sister Mary, in Lexington on November 16, 1755 as enslaved children. Kate Barbadoes - mother of Isaac Barbadoes. She joined the Lexington church with her husband Quawk on July 19,1754 as an enslaved couple. Abel Barbadoes - brother of Isaac Barbadoes. Abel was baptized in Lexington on July 11, 1756 as a freeborn child. Naomi (Isaac) Ferrit - wife of Caesar Ferrit who was the mother of two veterans of Battles of Lexington and Concord and at least 5 other children. All children are believed to have had the blood of five nations: French, English, Dutch, African, and Indigenous Caribbean. Thomas Nichols - son-in-law of Caesar and Naomi Ferrit who was awaiting trial in Concord jail on April 19, 1775. He was accused of "enticing divers Servants [enslaved individuals] to desert the Service of their Masters" and was acquitted in May 1775. Patience (Ferrit) Nichols - wife of Thomas Nichols Amos Fortune - friend of Pomp Blackman who had power of attorney during 1777 enlistment Joseph and Elot Bridge - master and mistress of indentured orphan Eli Burdoo Reverend Jonas Clarke - frequent customer of Cate and Prince Chester Benjamin Estabrook - enslaver of Prince Estabrook Benjamin Fiske - enslaver of Pompey Fiske Captain James Reed - enslaver of Venus Roe Jonas Roe - initial enslaver of Venus Roe Samuel Stone - former enslaver of Prince Chester Phineas Taylor - former enslaver of Cate Chester Lieutenant William Tidd - enslaver of Adam Tidd Nathan Wyman - former enslaver of Pomp Blackman BACKGROUND ABCL’s Black Patriots of Lexington is a multi-pronged project that includes a nine-part series that explores the lives of 5 soldiers who fought in Lexington on April 19, 1775; three Black men who witnessed the battle as Lexington residents and later enlisted in the Continental Army; and two Black women and one Black man who witnessed the first day of war. Of the 8 soldiers, 3 were born into land-owning, tax-paying families and 5 were born into enslavement. All served their nascent country well and 7 of the 8 are known to have died free men. The project also includes portrait banners of the 11 featured Black Patriots and two workshops to help create a community of storytellers and reenactors that can bring these amazing 18th century lives to a 21st century audience. ABCL’s Black Patriots of Lexington is supported by a Community Endowment of Lexington grant. Information Source: ABCL - Association of Black Citizens of Lexington | eventbrite

Encounter Golf Tournament Come join us for a fun-filled day of golf at the Asheboro Country Club! Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this event is perfect for golfers of all skill levels. Get ready to tee off and enjoy a day of friendly competition, beautiful scenery, and great company. Don't miss out on this opportunity to showcase your golfing skills and maybe even win some amazing prizes (2025 Chevy Trax, $10,000 Cash Prize, Golf Club & $10 Card for every golfer). Plus, enjoy a FREE lunch! Sign up now and get ready for an unforgettable day on the greens and help a great cause! Information Source: Mandy Merrill | eventbrite

Join us for a 1.5 hour Information Session, designed for parents, guardians, and other adults interested in learning more about Acera. You'll hear about Acera’s educational approach, and the types of students who thrive in our community. Explore classroom themes, and discover how our individualized, project-based learning strategies support each child’s growth. After the session, stay to ask questions and discuss pedagogy, admissions, and your child’s unique needs. Information Source: Acera School | eventbrite

Interested in learning more about decorated sugar cookies?! A Traveling Cupcake is here to help! In this 1.5 hour long class, we'll cover the basics to sugar cookies, you'll get our royal icing and cookie recipe, and we'll talk about how to strategize the best ways to decorate sugar cookies! Everything you'll need is provided at class along with live in-person instructor. You'll leave class with a great understanding of the basics of sugar cookies plus a few cool techniques we'll cover in class! More details on refunds, ticket transfers, and FAQs are below - looking forward to having you with us! About the Sugar Cookie Class! This class is for the beginner cookier or for the person who is just curious about what cookie decorating is all about! If you have limited experience with sugar cookies, found yourself frustrated with royal icing, or if you're looking to have fun with family or friends, this is the class for you! We will be doing a fun Mother's Day Bouquet set that tastes amazing and will look even better once you’ve completed your decorating! We provide everything you will need from cookies, icing, sprinkles, and a box to take your awesome creations home in - we just need YOU! This class is on May 10th from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm so we can have enough time to decorate and ask questions along the way. Come by yourself, bring your best friend, or bring the family - we have seating up to 20 people! It's a blast whether you're coming with a friend, family member, or solo! This class is good for ages 8+. The class will be held at the amazing Local Lex Market in Lexington, Kentucky located at 439 Southland Drive, Lexington, KY 40503 . Parking is free and easy! FAQ What will I be doing in the class? Besides having the most fun ever? We will be going over some cookie facts, decorating techniques and you will be decorating your very own set of cookies that you will take home with you that day. Do you offer a virtual class? At this time, we do not offer virtual classes - but if you're interested, please email us for information on private in-person classes! Do I need to know how to bake? Nope! We will have the cookies pre-made for you and will give you the recipe in an email after class so you can create your own on your own! What will we learn in class? You’ll learn what goes into preparing royal icing, the value of different icing consistencies, how to color icing, and tricks to fill piping bags (believe me, it’s harder than it looks). You’ll also learn different decorating techniques such as marbling, outlining, wet-on-wet, brush embroidery, and painting. Techniques will vary depending on the class and can be customized to your needs. What do I need to bring? Nothing! Everything will be provided for you including our rather tasty sugar cookies. All you need to do is join us and have fun! Messy decorator? You can bring your own apron or just wear easy-to-wash clothing. What age is best for cookie classes? Our classes are for almost any age! From youngsters to grandparents - come on in and have some cookie fun with us! Our in-person classes are great for any age; however, kiddos under 12 will need a parent taking the class as well. Can just my child take the class? We ask that all parents also attend the classes with their children under 12. For children over 12, you can drop off your child to take the class and return to pick-up in 2 hours. Due to space restrictions, we do not have room for parents to stand by and watch their children in class. So unfortunately, no - your child cannot take the class alone, a parent must also purchase a ticket and take the class as well - but we can promise you this - it's super fun for all involved! What will I bring home? By the end of the class, you will have created a set of gorgeous cookies ready to dry for 24-48 hours in their own box. And of course, you’ll have new skills, memories, and fun! Can I sign up as an individual or as a group? You can sign up either as an individual, with a friend, or with a whole group. The more the merrier! We are limited to a total of 20 seats per class, so definitely sign up ASAP! Where are the classes located? This class will be held at the Local Lex Market in Lexington, Kentucky, the address is - 439 Southland Drive, Lexington, KY 40503 I signed up for a class but can't make it? :( We understand that life happens so that's why we offer to transfer your ticket to the next available class. All tickets are non-refundable. More information below on transferring tickets. About Sugar Cookie Classes! Who doesn't love getting out and doing something fun while also eating delicious cookies!? That’s what Sugar Cookie Classes is all about! Our classes are based in Central Kentucky and cater to the beginner cookier or people just looking to have fun learning a new skill. Whether you just want a fun date, a girls-night-out or just want to explore what cookie decorating is on your own- we have a seat for you. For our classes, all you will need to bring is yourself (and an apron if you are a messy decorator), and we take care of the rest. If you'd like, grab an apron. You will get a set of pre-baked cookies (pretty tasty if I do say so myself) as well as all the supplies you will need to decorate them. Our classes are an hour and a half, and that will give us enough time to decorate the cookies and answer any questions along the way. You will leave the class with your very own box of your very own newly decorated cookies! We have classes throughout the year which highlight different themes so make sure to follow our Facebook page so you can get in on the cookie action! General Cancellation Policy for In-Person Classes: No Refund Policy: All tickets sales are FINAL and there are no refunds. However, you will be able to transfer your ticket to the next available class if you notify us before the class starts that you are unable to make it. We will be unable to transfer your ticket once class begins, please make sure to notify us BEFORE class begins. Allergens : Eggs, gluten, and nuts are present in the kitchen used to bake these cookies and icing. Please consider your allergies before registering. Information Source: A Traveling Cupcake | eventbrite

More details coming soon! Presenters: Courtney Hayes, Wildlife Biologist, KY Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Michaela Rogers, Wildlife Biologist, KY Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources **All minors participating this program must be accompanied by a participating adult. Hike distance and difficulty: up to 1 mile; rated easy Bring: water Optional: hiking poles, snack, camera The meeting location will be emailed to all registered participants a few days before the program. Information Source: Floracliff Nature Sanctuary | eventbrite

Join us for a 2-3 mile group run followed by a self-defense class for females ages 16+. There is no charge for this event, but pre-registration is required and space is limited, so reserve your spot today! We'll gather at Marathon Sports in Lexington, MA. Immediately after the run, the self-defense instruction will begin. During this active participatory class, you will practice realistic self-defense tactics. You will also learn about safety awareness and how to handle a confrontation both physically and mentally. Prepare to have fun and feel empowered! Check-in starts at 8 a.m. • Run begins promptly at 8:15 a.m. •Self-Defense at around 9 a.m. /after run This is a popular event and space is limited. We ask that you only register if you are certain you can attend. Thank you! FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Can I just show up? No. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Unfortunately, walk-ins are not permitted. Is there a minimum age requirement to enter the event? You must be 16+ to attend. How should I dress for the event? Please wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please contact kdreyer@vtmf.org. Is my ticket transferrable? Yes. If you register and are unable to attend, please let us know and we'll notify someone on our wait list that a spot opened up! Information Source: Vanessa T. Marcotte Foundation | eventbrite

Mother’s Day Dinner Celebrate the special woman in your life with a delicious dinner ! Join us for a memorable evening filled with love, laughter, and fantastic food. Treat your mom to a well-deserved night off from cooking and let us take care of everything. Our talented chefs will prepare a mouthwatering menu that will surely impress. Our band will be playing all your favorite songs. Make this Mother’s Day one to remember by spending quality time together over a scrumptious meal. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to show your appreciation and gratitude. Reserve your spot now! Information Source: Luxury Venue | eventbrite

Mother's Day Brunch at Corley Mill House Celebrate Mom at Corley Mill House & Gardens with a delightful brunch experience! Treat her to a special day filled with delicious food, beautiful surroundings, and quality time together. Show her how much she means to you by joining us for this in-person event that she'll surely love. Make this Mother's Day one to remember! Information Source: Corley Mill House & Gardens | eventbrite

Join Us In Celebrating Motherhood Bridgerton Style! Elegance, Luxury & Floral Aesthetics! We Will Sip The Finest Tea, Waltz To Favorable Tones Provided By A Live Dj, Sip Fresh Premium Coctails & Enjoy Bar Service, Make Your Own Fresh Floral Bouquet While Having Tasty Hor D'oeuvres & So Much More! You don't want to miss this! Information Source: Allure Luxury Design Co. | eventbrite

LLF Session Nights - focus on a particular skill or feature that the group decided they want to practice that given night. Likely less cardio and miles and more repitition of a particlar skills based challenge. Skills level varies, but is likely advanced beginner to advanced. Come check it out! This is a laid back - peer to peer session night. Information Source: Greater Boston NEMBA | eventbrite

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Join us at Business Over Breakfast on Tuesday, May 13 at 7:30 a.m. at RADIUS Church. To recognize Small Business Month, we will have a panel of small business owners discussing how their generational business has grown over the years. REGISTRATION: Chamber Shareholder Admission: $20 Chamber Non-Shareholder Admission: $30 PLEASE RSVP TO ATTEND | LIMITED CAPACITY Pre-registrations are requested by Friday, May 9. Please note that this event regularly sells out. Sponsored By: Presenting Sponsor About The Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center An accredited Chamber with over 700+ shareholders, the Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center has been fostering a community that encourages business growth for more than 65 years. The Chamber strives to provide a welcoming environment where businesses can connect and build lasting relationships with other local professionals. Our mission is to promote business prosperity and a thriving community by providing advocacy, education and services. Information Source: Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center | eventbrite

Join us for the second event of the Lexington Women's Health Speaker Series , following January's sold-out Menopause Therapies Unlocked , where we’ll dive deep into proactive strategies for disease prevention in midlife. This event will explore chronic conditions affecting midlife women as hormonal changes in perimenopause and menopause increase vulnerability to health imbalances. Are you noticing changes in your health—rising blood sugar, inflammation, blood pressure, or cholesterol? Struggling with low energy, weight issues, brain fog , decreasing fitness, or other midlife shifts? Have you been diagnosed with a chronic condition and want to address the root causes? You’re not alone, and you don’t have to navigate this journey by yourself. This engaging panel discussion will feature expert speakers sharing evidence-based insights on how to prevent and manage chronic diseases through lifestyle changes. Learn from local health professionals: Lifestyle medicine for cancer prevention Optimizing blood sugar for metabolic health Nutrition, movement and mental resilience for cardiovascular health Hormones, Health & Longevity This event is for midlife women who want actionable steps to take charge of their health, prevent chronic diseases, and feel empowered in their bodies. Our Mission: The Lexington Women's Health Speaker Series aims to empower midlife women on their health & wellness journey by connecting them with innovative local experts, sharing evidence-based insights, and fostering a strong community of support. About the speakers: Dr. Marisa Kearney is a double board-certified Emergency and Lifestyle Medicine physician with over 20 years in emergency care. After surviving triple-negative breast cancer, she shifted her focus to addressing the root causes of disease through lifestyle medicine. Trained at Harvard BIDMC residency and certified by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, she founded a lifestyle medicine center for female cancer patients and is launching a concierge practice to provide personalized, holistic care. Dr. Marisa shares her expertise on her popular Instagram page, DrMarisaLifestyleMedicine , where she educates followers on the six pillars of lifestyle medicine: sleep, nutrition, exercise, stress management, social connection, and avoiding harmful substances. She leads by example, proving that true healing starts with how we live. Beverly Mazza , is a Registered Nurse, Board-Certified Nurse Coach, and Women's Integrative Prediabetes Coach, specializing in helping perimenopausal and menopausal women with prediabetes achieve better blood sugar control and sustainable weight loss. Bev combines nursing expertise, functional medicine principles, nutrition, and mindfulness with her advanced knowledge of continuous glucose monitor (CGM) data interpretation to provide personalized strategies to address the unique metabolic challenges of midlife women. As the founder of Purely Present Health , Bev leverages her nursing background, functional medicine training, and holistic coaching techniques to deliver customized programs that empower clients to lower blood sugar, manage stress, and improve overall health. Through her Blood Sugar Balance Strategy Session , CGM Empowerment Package , and 90-day Blood Sugar Balance Blueprint , Bev offers compassionate and expert guidance to help women make meaningful, lasting changes. Anne Rollins , MS, RD, CSSD, LDN, is a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics, registered dietitian, and founder of three wellness-focused businesses: embodyFitness , Rollins Coaching , and SkorFit . Her programs blend fitness, nutrition, stress management, sleep, and mindset to help individuals achieve sustainable health and vitality. She holds a Master of Science in Nutrition from NYU, is a USA Triathlon Level 1 Coach, certified trainer, and an Ironman and ultramarathoner. A lifelong runner and endurance athlete, she has coached with the New York Road Runners Foundation and worked with elite athletes through QT2 Systems and The Core Diet. Her diverse experience also includes clinical nutrition and counseling at Perkins School for the Blind. Anne is also the founder of the Rollins Scholarship Fund , a nonprofit raising awareness and support for mental health. A proud mom of two and active Screen Actors Guild member, she lives what she teaches every day. Laura Brown , WHNP-BC, MSCP, is a board-certified Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner and, and holds a certification as a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP) from The Menopause Society, one of only 2,300 in the country. She is also a Certified Coach by Koach Training, offering a unique set of skills many other clinicians do not possess. Laura began her NP career in Internal Medicine which gave her a broad spectrum of experience, and then worked in OBGYN which allowed her to focus on women’s health across the lifespan, and opened her midlife care practice, Sapphire Women's Healthcare , in May of 2024. Laura earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in History at Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina, as well as a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees, both in nursing, at Regis College in Weston, Massachusetts. She is a member in good standing of The Menopause Society, the Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners and the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health, a graduate of the Monarch Health Clinician Mentorship and she is a Certified Coach through Koach Training, as well as a co-chair of the North Atlantic Regional Committee of the Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health organization. Information Source: Catherine Walter | eventbrite

Join The Somebody Society - your favorite social club - on May 17th from 7-9 pm at Blue Stallion Brewery to get in the speed dating and speed friending trend!! At this event, you will be able to meet new people, possible a new partner, and enjoy sips from Blue Stallion! Everyone is welcome to speed date or speed friend, with this age range being 36+ younger than 35? check out our 21-35 session going on the same day/ same place! Upon ticket purchase, your email confirmation will serve as your event ticket. This ticket includes the speed dating and social hour portion of the event. Dress code is whatever you feel most comfortable in! Grab your tickets now, and stay tuned for more updates ! Wristbands Wristbands will be given to everyone in attendance to "group" those who are looking for friends, vs those looking for a relationship. upon event check in, you will take a colored band that best describes your situation. Please be respectful to everyones wristbands and mingle accordingly. Read the FAQS below: 1. What is the Age range ?? The average age range for speed dating are people from 21 into the 50s. all ages are welcome to attend, but this is the average range of attendees from all previous speeding events. At this event, the first hour will include ages 21-35, and the next hour will include ages 36-55. 2. How does this work??for the first half of the event we host one on one conversations that last roughly 2 minutes for you to chat with your partner. After we do that, everyone is welcome to mingle with people who they haven’t yet greeted, or keep chatting with someone that they hit it off with. 3. Do I come alone or bring a friend?Whatever you want! For the first half you will not be guaranteed3. Do I come alone or bring a friend?Whatever you want! For the first half you will not be guaranteed a spot next to your friend, but you are always welcome to hang out with them during the second half 4. What if I want to get somebody’s number?if you want somebody’s number, you have to go old-school and ask them yourself! We are working on a system for you to keep in contact if you don’t get somebody’s info, but for now it doesn’t hurt to ask;) 5. Is this only for straight people? Absolutely not! The main goal of our mingle mixer events is to make friends and new connections for any person! We are working on a way to streamline all identities so you can better meet your perfect match.If you have questions, please contact us! What is The Somebody Society? We are a social club made to make friends and become the somebody you have always wanted to be! We often host fun events to gather the community , promote local businesses, mingle with new people , and of course dress up ! Check us out on INSTAGRAM and lets be friends! By registering for the event, you are aware that photos and videos might be taken of you at the event and can be used on our social media pages or other marketing materials. You are agreeing for The Somebody society or any host associated with the event to use your image for these promotional materials. By registering, you are agreeing for The Somebody Society to send you emails in regards to this event or future events, along with newsletters to keep up with the club. Attendees acknowledge and voluntarily assume all risks and hazards associated with the event activities and attendance before, during or after the event.. Attendees further allow the Somebody Society , its organizers, hosts, and affiliates from any and all claims, liabilities, or demands arising out of or in connection with their participation. Attendees agree to conduct themselves responsibly, follow all event rules and guidelines, and ensure their own safety and well-being during the event. There are no refunds available for this event. Information Source: The Somebody Society | eventbrite

Join The Somebody Society - your favorite social club - on May 17th from 6-8 pm at Blue Stallion Brewery to get in the speed dating and speed friending trend!! At this event, you will be able to meet new people, possible a new partner, and enjoy sips from Blue Stallion! Everyone is welcome to speed date or speed friend, with this age range being 21-35 Older than 35? check out our 36-55 session going on the same day/ same place! Upon ticket purchase, your email confirmation will serve as your event ticket. This ticket includes the speed dating and social hour portion of the event. Dress code is whatever you feel most comfortable in! Grab your tickets now, and stay tuned for more updates ! Wristbands Wristbands will be given to everyone in attendance to "group" those who are looking for friends, vs those looking for a relationship. upon event check in, you will take a colored band that best describes your situation. Please be respectful to everyones wristbands and mingle accordingly. Read the FAQS below: 1. What is the Age range ?? The average age range for speed dating are people from 21 into the 50s. all ages are welcome to attend, but this is the average range of attendees from all previous speeding events. At this event, the first hour will include ages 21-35, and the next hour will include ages 36-55. 2. How does this work??for the first half of the event we host one on one conversations that last roughly 2 minutes for you to chat with your partner. After we do that, everyone is welcome to mingle with people who they haven’t yet greeted, or keep chatting with someone that they hit it off with. 3. Do I come alone or bring a friend?Whatever you want! For the first half you will not be guaranteed a spot next to your friend, but you are always welcome to hang out with them during the second half 4. What if I want to get somebody’s number?if you want somebody’s number, you have to go old-school and ask them yourself! We are working on a system for you to keep in contact if you don’t get somebody’s info, but for now it doesn’t hurt to ask;) 5. Is this only for straight people? Absolutely not! The main goal of our mingle mixer events is to make friends and new connections for any person! We are working on a way to streamline all identities so you can better meet your perfect match.If you have questions, please contact us! What is The Somebody Society? We are a social club made to make friends and become the somebody you have always wanted to be! We often host fun events to gather the community , promote local businesses, mingle with new people , and of course dress up ! Check us out on INSTAGRAM and lets be friends! By registering for the event, you are aware that photos and videos might be taken of you at the event and can be used on our social media pages or other marketing materials. You are agreeing for The Somebody society or any host associated with the event to use your image for these promotional materials. By registering, you are agreeing for The Somebody Society to send you emails in regards to this event or future events, along with newsletters to keep up with the club. Attendees acknowledge and voluntarily assume all risks and hazards associated with the event activities and attendance before, during or after the event.. Attendees further allow the Somebody Society , its organizers, hosts, and affiliates from any and all claims, liabilities, or demands arising out of or in connection with their participation. Attendees agree to conduct themselves responsibly, follow all event rules and guidelines, and ensure their own safety and well-being during the event. There are no refunds available for this event. Information Source: The Somebody Society | eventbrite

Evaluation Standards: Tumbling Difficulty Tumbling Execution Jump Technique and Execution Ability to learn choreography Endurance Sportsmanship and Mindset Evaluation Groups: Birth Years 2020-2016 Birth Years 2015-2010 Birth Years 2009-2007 Information Source: 360 Elite | eventbrite