Five Things You Need to Know Today: April 19
Lexington's alarm letter, a Holocaust memorial program, jazz concert and more today in Lexington.
1. Lexington Alarm Letter Display: On this morning in 1775 was the start of the American Revolution, and the Lexington Alarm letter, drafted April 19, 1775, is on display today at the National Heritage Museum in Lexington. Check it out.
2. Holocaust Memorial Program: Facing History and Ourselves and Lexington Choruses unite at 7:30 p.m. tonight for the Temple Emunah Holocaust Remembrance Program. The program will focus on issue of personal responsibility in combating intolerant behavior with the potential to make a difference.
3. Philippe LeJeune, France’s master of boogie woogie jazz and blue, in Concert: Philippe LeJeune will be performing his special touch on the ivories at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Lexington's Follen Community Church with producer/drummer Stanley Swann and Thomas Hebb on bass. Admission is $15.
4. Today in High School Sports: Today's Lexington High School sports action includes boys varsity track at 10 a.m. at home against Reading Memorial High School, girls varsity track at 10 a.m. at Reading and boys varsity lacrosse at 11 a.m. at Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood.
5. It's a Beautiful Day: Looks like it should be mostly sunny with a high of 70, according ot the National Weather Service, which predicts a mostly clear evening with a low of 46.
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National Heritage Museum
33 Marrett Rd, Lexington, MA (www.nationalheritagemuseum.org) -
Temple Emunah
9 Piper Rd, Lexington, MA -
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Follen Community Church
755 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA
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Lexington High School
251 Waltham St, Lexington, MA
