Lexington Alarm!
About
Lexington Alarm! is a civic group of residents from Lexington and nearby towns who organized around the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord. The group describes its purpose as resisting tyranny and defending the Constitution, the rule of law and the ideals of the American Revolution. It campaigns to display its “No King! No Tyranny” signs throughout Massachusetts and beyond, and it supports public demonstrations of resistance and non-cooperation.
Its stated mission is to reawaken the spirit that animated the country’s founding and to peacefully oppose government actions it sees as contrary to the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Activities include raising awareness of the founders’ fight against tyranny, offering historically grounded civic resources, and working with allied organizations. The group also hosts election action days with voter registration help, postcard writing and volunteer sign-ups, styled more like a farmers’ market than a march.
What to Know
- The group formed in 2025, linking its work to the events of 1775.
- It describes itself as part of the non-violent resistance movement.
- Its election action days have been held at Fletcher Park, next to Lexington’s early-voting site at Cary Hall.
- Supporters can volunteer for postcard writing, canvassing and poll observing.
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