The Lyric Theatre is hosting a Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 17 at 4pm.

The Lexington Area MPO and LFUCG's Division of Planning are taking feedback on how Brighton Trail users would like to see this trail better connected to Lexington’s downtown area.

Join CivicLex for a Budget Workshop to learn all about Lexington’s City Budget and the City’s funding priorities this year!

Join LFUCG and the Lexington Area Metropolitan Organization for their second annual StreetFest on Saturday, May 13, from 9 a.m. to noon!

The LGBTQ+ Pride Festival is adding an art gallery to their celebration this year!

The Lexington Tool Library is opening it's first location!

Leadership Lexington is a leadership development program sponsored by Commerce Lexington and directed toward individuals who demonstrate leadership qualities.

The Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation and the UK College of Design are throwing a birthday party for Benjamin Henry Latrobe, America’s first professional architect!

Parks & Recreation is having a Job Fair at Artworks at the Carver School on Tuesday April 25th from 4 – 7 pm!

The Public Arts Commission launched a new program last week! The Collaborative Program will advance the goals of Lexington’s Public Art Master Plan by collaborating with residents to install public art works on city-owned property. The program will promote projects that identify local points of pride, history, and culture.

Join the League of Women Voters at Ethereal Brewing on Thursday, April 20 from 6-8PM for a lively discussion on building community through civic engagement. This is your chance to come together and explore the power of community in effecting change. Whether you're a veteran voting rights activist or just starting out, you'll find inspiration and guidance in this supportive, collaborative environment.

What's the best way to communicate with local lawmakers about an issue you care about? What does local government actually have the power to do? Join CivicLex and the University of Kentucky’s Office of Student Organizations & Activities to learn about effective strategies for seeing your project through the legislative process.

Starting in 2019, Mayor Linda Gorton has hosted a yearly Summit for Lexington residents and community members to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing neighborhoods and the city as a whole.

The City launched a new initiative in partnership with Kentucky Solar Energy Society called Solarize Lexington! Through this program, residents and property owners can install solar panels on their homes and business at a discounted cost.

Did you know that Lexington creates a city budget every year? Do you know where the money goes? If you're curious about the budgeting process, how the city spends its money, and how you can get involved, be sure to cash in on this workshop opportunity!

On March 20th there will be a second public heating on the Consolidated Plan. This plan outlines the funding available and use plans for Community Development Block Grants and Home Emergency Solutions Grants. The public is invited to give comment on any housing and community development needs.