All in History
The Historic Curran Alexander Snider House and Bazaar
It has been a joy and pleasure for us to work with the Stubbs’ Family to bring this year’s holiday house to life!” - Mary Cameron Welborn and Deborah Arnold said as organizers. The Charity League of Lexington works as a team to bring the holiday house to the community to raise funds for the children of Lexington and Davidson County.”
Press Release: Boone’s Cave Park Living History
Boone’s Cave Park will come alive with history on Saturday, November 1, 2025, as the NC Daniel Boone Historic Trail hosts its first-ever living history event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors can experience 18th-century demonstrations and hear the story of the park’s ongoing preservation efforts, made possible through the support of Davidson County. The event will take place at 3552 Boones Cave Road, Lexington, NC, offering a chance to connect with local heritage where history is being brought back to life.
Homecoming: Shock the World Tribute to LSHS 1995
That night in Chapel Hill was more than a trophy. It was a team of small-town kids who had sold candy bars to travel, practiced in a cold gym, and dared to dream past the county line, taking our shot on the same floor where legends played. And when the horn sounded, it wasn’t just Lexington celebrating — it was every teacher, coach, and parent who had believed in us.
Thomasville to Make History with First-Ever TrailRide Event in Pace Park
Thomasville will make history this Saturday, June 21st, with its 1st Annual Trail Ride at Pace Park, featuring trail rides, food trucks, live performances, and line dancing. With the theme #HatsOnBootsDown, the event promises to be a unique celebration of culture, unity, and community spirit in the Chair City.
News Update: Dedication of grave markers for enslaved people postponed to Sun. at 3pm
Originally scheduled for Thursday, June 19, 2025, at 6 p.m., the long-awaited dedication of Lexington’s enslaved gravesite will now take place Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Lexington City Cemetery on North State Street, directly across from the Pastor’s Pantry.
Cambodian New Year Celebration brings two days of culture, cuisine and community to Lexington
The Cambodian Community Center of Lexington, North Carolina hosts its annual New Year Celebration on Saturday and Sunday, April 19–20, 2025.
Women's History Tribute: United Way honors Judy Butler
It’s hard to put into words what Judy Butler meant to the United Way and our community.
City of Lexington hosts inspiring Black History Month Celebration
The City of Lexington, NC Government proudly hosted its annual Black History Month Celebration on Saturday, February 22, 2025, at Charles England Elementary School.
Black History Trivia night at the museum offers fun and education
The trivia night will take place at the historic Davidson County Historical Museum on Feb.20th. Doors will open at 6:15 PM, and the trivia will commence at 6:30 PM
Thomasville's Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post photographer Matthew Lewis dies, 94
Of all of his accomplishments, Lewis deems the Thomasville Memorial Day Parade photo calendar his most important annual assignment.
Celebrating the achievements of American workers
Enjoy your Labor Day with relaxation and peace.
Happy Juneteenth
Celebrate Juneteenth and celebrate freedom!
Celebrate Juneteenth in Lexington with a week of community events
Celebrate Juneteenth in Lexington with a week of community events.
Honoring Memorial Day together, locally
Memorial Day is for honoring and mourning the teaming number U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.
Happy Memorial Day from Davidson Local
Happy Memorial Day 2024 from Davidson Local.
Upcoming events to fill your social calendar
The last week of February has numerous events that offer a variety of interesting options for those looking to get out and about in Davidson County.
Annual committal ceremony at burial site of unknown slaves gets largest crowd yet
The largest gathering ever was at Sunday’s annual committal ceremony of the burial site of slaves in the city cemetery.
Lexington celebrates Black History Month
Lexington celebrated Black History Month Saturday afternoon at the high school.
Local events in celebration of Black History Month
There are a number of local events planned in celebration of Black History Month this weekend. Be sure to check them out!