Get to know Cecily Miller, an arts organizer, curator, and artist who has spent 40 years shaping Greater Boston’s creative community. As Curator of Public Art for ArtsArlington, Cecily has helped bring public art to life through murals, sculptures, and community projects such as Bikeway Haiku and Go Fish! In recent years, Cecily has returned […]
Each year, ArtsArlington invites applications for grants to support arts, humanities, cultural and science programs benefiting the Arlington community.
ArtsArlington’s current featured artist is musician, composer, sound designer, educator, and entrepreneur Jennifer Hruska.
ArtsArlington’s current featured artist is colored pencil artist Sharon Stafford.
A new local series strives to make science accessible and engaging for everyone.
ArtsArlington’s current featured artist is colored pencil artist Suzette Durso.
A new weekend pop-up arts series begins May 3 at the Arlington Visitor Center.
Arlington welcomes Teresa Cader as the Town’s fifth Poet Laureate.
The Pathways series returns to the Minuteman Bikeway this spring.
ACAC announced 26 recipients of grants that will bring new and expanded art and cultural programs to the Town.
Global Voices in Verse brought together poetry, music, and storytelling to celebrate Holi, Women’s Day, and Bihar Diwas.
A unique internship will welcome students passionate about literary and performing arts.
ArtsArlington’s current featured artist is painter Gwen Chasan.
Global Voices Theatre Collective recently brought together poetry, Indian classical dance, and theatre to mark the anniversary of an iconic poem.
ArtsArlington’s current featured artist is Laura Bagnall, who creates and teaches the ancient art of Shibori.
ArtsArlington had a remarkable year bringing public art, performances, and creative community experiences to life across Arlington. From Arlington 250 projects to murals, festivals, and hands-on programs, your support helped make the arts visible, accessible, and meaningful for all.
Global Voices in Verse looks back on its first year of creating a shared cultural space where poetry lovers can celebrate their languages, voices, and heritage through the poems of their own homelands.
Featured artist Kathleen Doyle has been exploring the medium of basket weaving for the past ten years. Kathleen’s chosen art form is grounded in tradition yet feels very contemporary.
Participants will create winter-themed paintings to brighten storefront windows in Arlington Heights on Saturday, December 6.
Three Bikeway bridges between Arlington Center and Arlington Heights feature new murals by artists Renee Majkut, Raksha Amrit Soni, Kathy Lobo and Maria Lobo.