Karlin to Discuss His Latest Novel
Local author Wayne Karlin will present his latest novel, “The Genizah,” and discuss the Holocaust backgrounds of the novel at a talk December 7 at the Lexington Park Library.
Silent Angel Memorial @ Bay District VFD
In a commemoration of lives lost to homicide, the community is invited to the annual Silent Angel Memorial at 6pm Sunday, December 1, 2024, at the Bay District Volunteer Fire Department.
Library to Host Lex Park Holly Days Event
The Lexington Park Business Association is planning its second annual Lexington Park Holly Days event to be held at the Lexington Park Library on December 7-8.
‘Matilda’ Tickets on Sale Now @ Three Notch
Tickets are on sale for Roald Dahl’s “Matilda the Musical” at The Newtowne Players’ Three Notch Theatre in Lexington Park. Performance dates are November 22 – December 15.
Coffee & Community Engagement @ St. Inie’s
Connecting the community with St. Mary’s College of Maryland is the mission of the SMCM’s new Office of Community Outreach and Engagement. Join office staff from 9 to 10am November 20 at St. Inie’s Coffee in Lexington Park to talk about ideas for connecting the SMCM campus with the community.
Help Clear Walking Path at Nicolet Park
Join the Patuxent Tidewater Land Trust from 11am to 1pm November 16 to help clean up a new walking path that connects nearby communities to Nicolet Park in Lexington Park.
Community Resource Day Set in Lex Park
Community Resource Day will be held from 3 to 7pm November 14 at Lexington Park United Methodist Church.
Halloween in the Square Oct. 26
The annual Halloween in the Square will be held from 1 to 4pm Saturday, October 26, at St. Mary’s Square in Lexington Park.
Lecture: Modernism Comes to St. Mary’s
The Historic Preservation Commission of St. Mary’s County will host a lecture, “Modernism Comes to St. Mary’s County,” from 6 to 7:30pm Thursday, October 17.
Barber Family Book Topic of Library Program
“The Barber Family: From Slavery, Through Segregation, and The Civil Rights Movement” book discussion will be held from 2 to 3:30pm Sunday, October 20, at the Lexington Park Library.
