Lexington, MA -- The Cary Memorial Building, named for Isaac Harris Cary, was built in 1928 with a donation from his two daughters. The Colonial styled building, with its grand auditorium, has provided the community with a year-round site for musical programming and popular events for eighty years and is home to the Lexington Symphony.
Recently, Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn, John Hiatt, comedian Lenny Clarke, Postmodern Jukebox, Peter Yarrow & Noel Paul Stokey (of Peter, Paul, and Mary) and so many more have graced the stage in the historic Massachusetts neighborhood.
The Cary Memorial Building also contains the smaller Estabrook Hall with its compact recital stage. The building is handicapped accessible and is fully air-conditioned.
Take in the history of Lexington! The Lexington Battle Green, site of the first battle of the Revolutionary War, is a short walk from Cary Hall. Numerous other attractions are nearby, including The Old Burying Ground, Belfry, and much more!
In light of Covid-19 Cary Memorial Hall has been closed due to orders of the town of Lexington. Most shows have been postponed for later dates. Visit https://www.caryhalllexington.com/ for more info.
Kenny G meets With A Young Jazz Fan in at Cary Hall Before the Show.
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