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Head to the Inn at Hastings Park to watch the World Cup in style at the Taittinger Pavilion. Open to both hotel guests and the general public, the limited time experience features comfortable lounge seating, a special menu, and refreshing champagne. Reservations are encouraged.

LexMedia's Terry Samaras talks with filmmaker Samuel Dunning, the writer, director, and actor behind the new mockumentary Canoe Dig It?, which premieres at the Lexington Venue on Friday, June 26th at 7pm.

The two discuss the inspiration behind the film, the world of freestyle canoeing, the challenge of both acting and directing, and the process of taking an independent film on a theatrical tour across New England.

Watch the full discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMN6E-ekTy8

The Lexington Pickleball Club celebrated the reopening of Adams Park pickleball courts recently. The group collaborated with the Lexington Recreation Department to reconfigured and touch up the area, and it's now open to the public.

If you want to know more about pickleball or are interesting in find others to play with, join the club: lexingtonpickleballclub.org

Throughout the month of June, ArtLEX is hosting an art pop up market in Depot Square, free and open to all. This free daily event showcases work by local artists available to purchase, along with opportunities to get creative yourself. Stop by and check it out!

Interested in participating? Register to sell your work here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/art-lex-501c3-charity-pop-up-vendor-registration-june--2026

Know a middle schooler obsessed with movies and who would love to make their own? Sign them up for our summer class! The week-long program cultivates creativity in a positive environment and allows kids to explore their creative potential - and this year it's zombie themed!

Campers will create a short film under the guidance of our skilled staff, all while learning the basics of acting, improvisation, and camera skills. The class runs from Monday, August 10th to Friday, August 14th: https://www.lexmedia.org/announcing-the-2026-summer-kids-class/

At the end of May, students from the Youth STEAM Initiative presented “Illuminate Heritage: Lightscapes of Lexington,” an immersive projection mapping experience that transformed Depot Square.

Guided by a Lexington-based university professor, students use light, animation, and real community imagery to explore a simple idea: what does it mean to step forward?

Watch our full coverage: https://youtu.be/udcf0ZdiJ78?si=GvDBpTF-Dd8hWpvE