The holiday lights are here. If you enjoy the festive lights during the holidays please consider making a donation. The volunteers Holiday Lighting Committee works very hard with the folks from the Lexington Public Works Department to make it all happen, but it can’t be done without help from individuals and businesses.
During the pandemic, Lexington’s Economic Development Office is maintaining a list of restaurants that are open for takeout and delivery and retail stores that will deliver and provide shopping assistance.
Shopping and eating locally doesn’t just help local business owners — it helps your entire community.
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Three stories of outstanding customer service from Lexington’s independent, locally owned businesses.
Grab a Passport Card at retailers and businesses throughout Lexington or at the Visitors’ Center. Or you can download your own here.
Get a stamp or signature each time you shop, eat, take a yoga class, buy gift, get your nails done, pick up cake, or do business with Lexington bass companies! * online purchases count to!
Collect 10 stamps from at least three different businesses. Turn in your card at the visitor center at 1875 Mass. Ave during business hours or you can email a picture of your card to visitorscenter@lexingtonma.org.
Participating business list will be updated and current on the Shop Lexington First web site.
Weekly drawings held at the Visitors’ Center! Weekly prizes include $$ to spend at local businesses or on services. All entries are also eligible for the Grand Prize – a $400+ package.
Jointly sponsored by the Lexington Retailers’ Association, the Lexington Chamber of Commerce, and the Town of Lexington. Special thanks to Sarah Jensen and Grace Ou of Lexington High School.
