the Association of Black Citizens of Lexington(ABCL) hosted the second annual Quock Walker Day Hike for Freedom. Thisinter-generational event is an opportunity for Lexington residents and other friends of liberty to celebrate Massachusetts Emancipation Day while enjoying the sites along ACROSS Lexington Route M. CALex members joined the activity.
Summer running and outdoor sports group organized by Student Corp Lexington Minuteman Chapter and LexYouth will meet you this summer. Friends of all ages are welcome to participate in our outdoor activities and meet new friends.
A CALex member gave a speech at an event honoring Vincent Chin in Boston’s Chinatown.
A CALex member shared his son’s experiences in learning chess and participating in competitions with a group of interested Lexington parents.
CALex and LexKids held a kids’ charity sale to help children learn how to use old things to create new value and develop business ideas. This event focuses on exercising and demonstrating children’s abilities. Official report.
Five LexYouth volunteers ranging from 3rd graders to 10th graders participated in a Lexington Community Center beautification project. They helped load the wheelbarrows, spread the mulch, and weed the flower bed. While busy working on garden cleaning, they’ve learned about effective ways of maintaining the garden.
CALex organized the popular ocean fishing event.
To celebrate the AAPI heritage moth, CALex held the second Annual My American Story, during which seven Asian-American panelists who have deep roots in Lexington shared their American stories
A core CALex member joined other Lexington organizations and residents for a vigil for the recent Buffalo shooting.
A key CALex member gave a speech at the 80th Anniversary of Doolittle Raid.
