Lexington Community Center
About
The Lexington Community Center is a town-run, multigenerational gathering place for residents of all ages and abilities. Programs run by the Recreation and Community Programs and Human Services departments cover fitness and wellness, social and emotional health, skill building, classes, senior services and youth and family activities. Visitors can drop in to game, billiards and table tennis rooms, use fitness and cardio rooms, read in sunlit lounges with public Wi-Fi, or meet in technology-equipped rooms.
The town bought the campus from the Scottish Rite Museum and opened it to the public, and it now draws thousands of visitors a year. The grounds include the main building, a mansion and a Carriage House, plus outdoor amenities such as a fitness court, bocce, ping pong, a sensory garden and patio seating. Craft rooms, classrooms, a Windowpane Shop and the Elmer Bull Fix-It Shop round out the spaces.
What to Know
- The Community Center opened to the public in July 2015.
- It participates in the Hidden Disability Sunflower program, offering bracelets, pins or lanyards to members who want to signal they may need support.
- Indoor and outdoor spaces can be reserved for meetings and events through the town’s online recreation system.
- Membership cards are available, with separate fees for non-residents.
- Fix-It Shop repairs are by appointment.
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