Lexington had plenty to celebrate this past weekend, with two community-centered milestones reminding residents just how much this city invests in the well-being of its families.

The Lexington Children’s Museum marked its 36th anniversary, a testament to more than three decades of hands-on learning, imaginative play, and joyful discovery for children across Central Kentucky. Since opening its doors, the museum has grown into a beloved cornerstone of the community, giving generations of young Lexingtonians a place to explore, create, and grow. Reaching 36 years is no small feat, and the milestone is a tribute to the staff, volunteers, and supporters who have kept the museum thriving year after year.

Also this past Saturday, Lexington families had the opportunity to take advantage of the “Day of Share” event, which connected residents with free health services and community resources. The initiative brought together local organizations to offer support to those who might not otherwise have easy access to health care or community assistance — a powerful example of neighbors helping neighbors and of local groups working together to strengthen the fabric of the city.

Events like Day of Share reflect the spirit of generosity that runs deep in Lexington, ensuring that families from all walks of life can find the help and resources they need, all in one welcoming setting.

Together, these two events paint a picture of a community that cares — one that honors its history while continuing to reach out to those who need support most. Whether it’s celebrating 36 years of childhood wonder or opening doors to free health services, Lexington continues to show up for its people in meaningful ways.

Sources: WKYT, LEX 18 News