Inspired by the iconic film trilogy, this immersive, multi-era experience blends history, Lexington pride, and visionary storytelling to support the Museum’s mission: to inspire our future by collecting and preserving Lexington’s history and telling our stories.
Guests will journey through three experiential zones:
1955 — “Enchantment Under the Dome”
The era of soda fountains, rock & roll,
classic cars, and mid century
Lexington milestones.
1985 — “Neon Nights”
The era of arcade games, pop culture,
museum founding era, and
Lexington’s civic evolution.
2045 — “Lexington Reimagined”
Explore the future with
futuristic tech, community visioning,
and predicting history.
YOUR SPONSORSHIP SUPPORTS
Museum operations and exhibitions that bring Lexington’s stories to life.
Preservation of archives and artifacts that safeguard our shared heritage.
Educational programs for K–12 students, including Title I schools.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
(1 available)
Includes 10 event tickets
Featured as presenting sponsor:
• on invitation & promotional materials
• on event signage and materials
• during the event program
• on the LexHistory website and social media platforms
Sponsored by Community Trust Bank
Sponsored by Davis & Plomin Mechanical
Includes 8 event tickets
Includes recognition:
• on event signage and materials
• during the event program
• on the LexHistory website
Includes 8 event tickets
Includes recognition:
• on event signage and materials
• during the event program
• on the LexHistory website
Includes 8 event tickets
Includes recognition:
• on event signage and materials
• during the event program
• on the LexHistory website
Includes 8 event tickets
Includes recognition:
• on event signage and materials
• during the event program
• on the LexHistory website
Includes 6 event tickets
Recognition:
• event promotional materials
• event signage and materials
• during the event program
• on the LexHistory website
Includes 4 event tickets
Recognition:
• event promotional materials
• event signage and materials
• during the event program
• on the LexHistory website