We are Indivisible LAB
(Lexington, Arlington, Bedford, and beyond).
We are an independent, locally-led grassroots organization, proudly affiliated with Indivisible and Progressive Mass.
We work in alignment with their mission to build progressive power, defend democracy, and advocate for policies that support our communities.
Join us for our next Indivisible LAB Action Hour
Daytime Action Hour
First Parish
7 Harrington Road, Lexington, MA
Tuesday, June 9
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
RSVP opens next Thursday
Join us as we prepare for the June 11 community conversation at First Parish featuring Jay Kaufman and Chuck Collins, author of Burned by Billionaires. Together, we’ll explore the growing wealth gap and discuss legislative solutions that could help address it.
During the gathering, we’ll collect signatures for state ballot questions, share information about upcoming events and actions, and brainstorm ideas for future organizing efforts. Bring your ideas, energy, and suggestions for future meetings and actions.
Evening Action Hour
Mystic Open Studios
785 Massachusetts Ave.
Arlington
Monday, May 18*
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
We will host an Economic Pressure Tactics Workshop featuring longtime MA social justice and environmental activists, and co-editors of the Don’t Mourn, Organize Eastern Mass. newsletter on Substack, Betsy Leondar Wright, PhD, and Anne Wright.
* Please note the change in date and location. We expect to return to our regular meeting space at the Robbins Library in Arlington once it becomes available again in late June.
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May 15, 2026
Peaceful, Galvanizing, and Community Driven:
No Kings 3.0 Rallies in Lexington, Arlington, and Bedford
Saturday March 28, 2026
Across Lexington, Arlington, and Bedford, thousands turned out for “No Kings” protests as part of a nationwide movement opposing the Trump administration. Nearly 2,000 gathered in historically symbolic Lexington, about 3,000 in Arlington, and roughly 800 in Bedford, with diverse crowds showing strong, grassroots community engagement. Each rally featured speakers, music, and creative expression, with a shared emphasis on democracy, unity, and sustained civic action.
A Powerful and Joyful No Kings Rally in Lexington, MA
Saturday, October 18, 2025 on the Historic Lexington Battle Green
An estimated crowd of more than 6,000 people gathered on the Lexington Battle Green for No Kings 2.0 Rally. We were proud to serve as a co-sponsor and deeply appreciate the outstanding organizing efforts of our partners at Lexington Alarm! as well as the many contributions from our members. Their leadership as safety leads and marshals, creativity in designing materials for our action table, commitment to promoting the event, and enthusiasm in bringing friends and family all helped make the rally a success.
The event opened with an electrifying performance by Cozmic Crush, a talented band of local high school students, followed by a powerful lineup of speakers. You can watch the full set of videos filmed by LexMedia here.
No Kings, 2.0
No Kings, 2.0
No Kings Protest: MA Poet Laureate Regie O'Hare Gibson
No Kings Protest: Senator Ed Markey
