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Parks and Recreation

From lifting weights, indoor rock climbing, personal training, dance fitness, boxing classes, and martial arts programs — we’ve rounded up 21 gyms and fitness offerings around Lexington.
From where to eat + drink to their humble beginnings, we’re sharing all there is to know about Lexington’s Kenwick, Mentelle Park, and Warehouse Block neighborhoods.
These 10 hiking trails cater to all skill levels in and around town.
From where to eat + drink to its humble beginnings, we’re sharing all there is to know about the Ashland Park and Chevy Chase neighborhoods.
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The 26th annual Reforest the Bluegrass is right around the corner — and you’re invited to lend a hand.
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Here’s how you can be a good neighbor — and help the Bluegrass thrive.
The City of Lexington is celebrating Earth Hour Saturday, March 22 with 8 events including bike rides, hikes, and community clean ups.
Explore these dog-friendly businesses in Lexington that span from places to eat, drink, shop, exercise, swim, and stay the night.
While mother nature treats us to a little bit of sunshine + warmer vibes, we’ve rounded five fun ways to celebrate false spring in Lexington.
We’re highlighting the 23 best parks that Lexington, KY has to offer — complete with splash pads, playgrounds, walking trails, and even a few dog-friendly spots.
We’re sharing a little bit of history of the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center + giving you a look inside the four new multi-use spaces.
Pack your reusable shopping bags, because we’ve rounded up seven farmers markets around Lexington.
Learn about the biggest industries and employers in the Lexington metro area with this guide to local business.
Summer isn’t over yet, and we’re here to help you check off the rest of your bucket list. From whitewater rafting to luxurious pool days, there’s an activity for everyone to finish the season strong.
We asked for songs that remind you of home, and here are the suggestions you sent in.
The concept is taking over South Korea’s capital city. We’re thinking about where we’d copy it in LEX.
Considered to be the city’s oldest neighborhood with history dating back to the 1700s, let’s take a walk through the park + learn something new.
If approved, 400 acres of brownfield land will be used to push sustainability forward in Lexington.
Where’s the beef? It’s on the menu at 30+ different restaurants during Lexington Burger Week.
This is the fourth year of special collaborations with local businesses, which will help fund new trees in local parks.