Enjoy a free afternoon on the Jason Russell House lawn with historical crafts, art, games, and hands-on fun for all ages, presented with local partners celebrating Arlington’s history, creativity, and community.

Free Guided tours of the historic Jason Russell House, sponsored by Leader Bank.

The Town of Arlington (formerly Menotomy) and presenting sponsor Leader Bank commemorate Patriot's Day with several free, family-friendly events to mark the 250 anniversary of American independence

Come paint a fish or two for Arlington's newest public art project and celebrate Earth Day! Join us on Wednesday, April 22 from 10 to noon at Mystic Open Studio, 785 Mass Avenue, Arlington.

Arlington Center for the Arts and the ArtsArlington invite you to paint a fish or two for Arlington's newest public art project. Join us Saturday, April 25 between 2 pm to 4 pm at at Arlington Center for the Arts, 20 Academy St, Arlington.

All are welcome to join for a playback theater performance with stories from life at Winslow Towers in Arlington.

Three years in the making and worth the wait! Louise Grasmere's TWO CROWS spans jazz, blues, folk-rock & Americana with unforgettable stories and unparalleled vocal artistry. Be among the first to hear Louise's new music with an all-star Boston band!

The Belmont Dramatic Club is pleased to present Boeing Boeing!

A panel discussion of the background and narrative of Kurt Russell shining a celebrity light on the Jason Russell House, from the players who made the visit a success.

Join Arlington Center for the Arts in welcoming Brookline-based Garrison Quartet as they present an evening of music amongst the works in the Back to the Drawing Board exhibition.

Musicians of all levels have moments where we wonder - am I supposed to be here? With this afternoon of workshops, we’re here to say YES.

On Sunday afternoon, May 3, 2026 at 4:00 PM, the Philharmonic Society of Arlington will present its SPONSORS' CONCERT with the Arlington-Belmont Chorale and the Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Worcester Chorus Women’s Ensemble joins Cantilena, a Greater-Boston based women’s chorus, to perform a collaborative concert which features Reena Esmail’s "I Rise: Women in Song," a work for treble voices and instrumental ensemble.

A new adaptation by Lauren Gunderson of this favorite classic

Historian Richard Duffy explores how Menotomy recovered after the Battle of Menotomy, examining the culture, daily life, and resilience of this rural community as the American Revolution continued nearby.

Move to the music of the world and meet new people!