Enjoy live music and family fun at the Tiny Shed series.
New Science Talk Series “Bridging Minds” Begins
May 2, 2026
A new local series strives to make science accessible and engaging for everyone.
Spotlight
GO FISH! The Mystic River Herring Mural
In Spring 2026, ArtsArlington and our partner, the Mystic River Watershed Association, invite the community to co-create public art project celebrating the return of the herring to the Mystic River and our local creative spirit.
News
Featured Artist Suzette Durso
May 1, 2026
ArtsArlington’s current featured artist is colored pencil artist Suzette Durso.
Arlington Tiny Shed Arts & Discovery Series Launches
May 1, 2026
A new weekend pop-up arts series begins May 3 at the Arlington Visitor Center.
Arlington Welcomes New Poet Laureate
March 31, 2026
Arlington welcomes Teresa Cader as the Town’s fifth Poet Laureate.
Pathways Art Series Returns to the Bikeway
March 28, 2026
The Pathways series returns to the Minuteman Bikeway this spring.
ACAC Announces 2026 Grant Recipients
March 27, 2026
ACAC announced 26 recipients of grants that will bring new and expanded art and cultural programs to the Town.
Events
Free Go Fish! Painting Workshop at Robbins Library
Come paint a fish or two for Arlington's newest public art project. Join us on Monday, May 18 from 7 pm to 8:30 pm at Robbins Library, 700 Mass Ave in Arlington Center.
250 Years of Medal Design in America
Enjoy a fascinating discussion with Alex Krapf, First Vice President of the American Numismatic Society, about the evolution of medal design in America.
Arlington-Belmont Chamber Chorus Concert: "Wild Wonders- Songs of Nature and Spirit"
On Friday evening, May 22, 2026 at 8:00 PM, The Philharmonic Society of Arlington will present The Arlington-Belmont Chamber Chorus performing a concert entitled “Wild Wonders: Songs of Nature and Spirit”.
Live Jazz and Free Arts & Crafts at the Tiny Shed Arts & Discovery Series
This week’s Tiny Shed Arts & Discovery Series features music from Ben Sparrow and Friends on Sunday, May 24, from 12:30 – 2 pm. Mystic Open Studio is on hand with arts and crafts for the whole family.
Daily Life in Menotomy: Aftermath of April 19, 1775
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.