Good morning, Lowell.

Representatives from Lowell Center for the Arts visited Smith Baker Center and explained their plan to save the historic building from demolition—arguing that preserving it is more beneficial for the city than replacing it with new housing.

They based their vision on recent tours of the structure that highlighted its cultural and historical value.

Families attending the 2025 Lowell Folk Festival will enjoy the new Discovery Lowell Playspace along Merrimack Street from Dutton to Central—an interactive area featuring exhibits from the Discovery Museum and community partners that offer hands-on activities for kids.

The festival will run from July 25 to 27 and aims to bring folk traditions to a new generation.

The Lowell Elections Commission is mailing voters who did not respond to the 2025 Annual City Census a notice that their names are on the Inactive Voters list—voters who remain inactive and miss two federal elections will be removed from the voter roll unless they update their status to avoid delays on Election Day.

Lowell Girls Youth Lacrosse ended its season at the Mass Youth Lacrosse Jamboree at Fort Devens with five teams playing competitive games—each team posted close finishes that highlighted impressive teamwork.

The program also celebrated the introduction of LGL Littles and held training sessions and community fundraisers to gear up for next season.

Already Dead CD Release Show

9 PM – 3 AM — Koto Asian Fusion — Cost not specified — Celebrate the release of Already Dead's new CD with special guests Vauli, The McGunks, and Autumn Astronaut.

4th of July Celebration

6:30-9:15 p.m. — Edward A. LeLacheur Park — Free admission — Celebrate Independence Day with live music, bubble magic, and family-friendly entertainment.

Art with the Bookmobile

10-11 a.m. — Boarding House Park — Free event — Experience art activities and discover library services with the Pollard Memorial Library Bookmobile in Lowell.