• Participate in a Go Fish! painting workshop.

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Once there was a town called Menotomy

Learn the facts and untold stories of The Battle of Menotomy, on April 19, 1775, the bloodiest battle on that historic day that marked the start of the Revolutionary War. Visit our ArtsArlington 250 page for updates on Arlington's Semiquincentennial events!

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Events

Recapitulating Kurt Russell’s Visit

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.

Honey Bees of the Robbins Library

Join master beekeeper Alexandra (a.k.a. Alix) Bartsch of the Lexington Bee Company and “third floor” beekeeper to learn more about bees in general and in particular the honey bees housed on the balcony of the third floor of the Robbins Library.

Garrison String Quartet Performance

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.

Free Go Fish! Painting Workshop at Mystic Open Studio

Come paint a fish or two for Arlington's newest public art project. Join us on Sunday, May 3 from 12 to 1:30 pm at Mystic Open Studio, 785 Mass Avenue, Arlington.

Live Jazz with Bike Path Bop: Tiny Shed Arts Series

Come out and enjoy live music and family fun in Arlington Center! Join us for the kick-off of the Tiny Shed Arts Series at the Arlington Visitor Center on Sunday, May 3, featuring live jazz with Bike Path Bop from 12:30 - 2 pm.