Do fairies exist?We all know fairies exist, but did you know there’s a worldwide interest in creating homes and gardens for them?
Fairy houses are small, whimsical outdoor dwellings for fairies to live in, ranging from simple houses made from natural materials to elaborate mansions made of metal or resin. The Council is proposing that Fairy Homes and Gardens Lexington come June 6-12, 2022 (week to be changed). |
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Go out doors!Our partnership with the Lexington Historical Society during this auction was a major success. The painted doors from the Go Out Doors – Lexington show that were installed along the Bikeway and at Lexington High School this summer were available for purchase at the Lexington Historical Society online auction site.
AND almost all the doors found a new home! That benefits the artists, the town, and the buyers of these doors that promote our connectedness to nature and enhance our enjoyment of the outdoors. Lexington Council for the Arts administers State Funds by soliciting and evaluating applications for funding from eligible recipients, distributing the funds, and ensuring that they are properly used. The Council also undertakes projects intended to further the appreciation and support of the arts in Lexington. |
Paint a utility box
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Before the temperatures go below 50˚ F, the LCOA is kicking off a Utility Box painting project to transform some of the town’s utility boxes into unique works of art. Utility boxes sit on street corners, sidewalks, and parks, holding all the equipment that keeps our town ticking. They hold traffic light controls, cable connections, electric transformers and more.
We invite you to submit up to three original designs by October 1, 2021, to be considered for this year’s jury. Several of the selected boxes are located on town recreation properties and others are scattered throughout our local streets. To find out more details, contact curator: laurie.bogdan@gmail.com |
Lexington Symphony Takeout Concert
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