The City of Lexington is hosting two sessions on tenants’ and landlords’ rights on Wednesday.

CivicLex is hosting a data walk in our office as part of Gallery Hop! This exhibit will feature research and data about the history of segregation in Lexington’s parks and neighborhoods from CivicLex and Segregated Lexington.

Share your experiences and feedback about the City of Lexington’s Code Enforcement practices with Councilmembers and City staff!

The Dia De Los Muertos Festival will be held in Valley Park on Thursday, November 2, 2023 from 6-10pm.

Go See Trees Fall 2023: Reforest through the Years celebrates our community members who have worked with Environmental Services to expand the urban tree canopy by planting trees around Lexington.

The Clean Slate Conference will be held on Tuesday, October 31st at Rupp Arena and will run from 8am - 3:30pm.

The Lexington Public Library is getting started on a new strategic plan and needs your help!

The Kentucky Book Festival will take place from 10am-5pm on Saturday, October 21st at Joseph-Beth Booksellers.

This week, the City of Lexington and The University of Kentucky will be celebrating Lexington’s 6th Annual Tree Week!

Join Fayette KY 120 United AFT for the Reading Opens the World Book Giveaway, where they will be giving away over 4,000 free books, as well as providing vaccinations and other community resources!

The 6th Annual Tree Week will kick off at Castlewood Park on October 6th from 5:30-7pm with tree planting, live music, and more!

Fayette Alliance is hosting their fourth Smart Growth Ambassadors orientation this fall! Participants will learn about city planning, what smart growth is, Fayette Alliance’s advocacy efforts, and more.

Kit Anderson, our Director of Operations and Evaluation, will be speaking in a virtual panel on Thursday, September 28th!

Any resident of Fayette County is encouraged to submit a proposal for up to $1,000 for projects focused on policy- and decision-making related to Connectivity, Equity, Belonging, and Advocacy in parks and green spaces!

The Neighborhood Enhancement Match Program is now accepting applications for the 2024 fiscal year!

Lexington’s Roots & Heritage festival will be held downtown this weekend, September 8th and 9th.!

September 9th, the Living Arts & Science Center will be re-opening after a brief post-summer-camp closure!

The City of Lexington wants to hear from you! Attend this open house public input session for the Imagine Lexington 2045: Comprehensive Plan.

The City’s Division of Planning and the Lexington Area MPO is updating their long-term Metropolitan Transportation Plan!

Working groups have met to review and recommend updates to the 2012 Empower Lexington Plan: A plan for a resilient community. Now, the City wants to hear from Lexington residents on what the updated plan should prioritize. You can participate in the online survey here, or attend one of the in-person or virtual listening sessions this month.