EulipiaJazz presents the EulipiaJazz Quintet at the ACA. They'll be performing free improvisational pieces that combine the textures, timbres, tonalities and sonorities to produce alchemical excursions through the multi-verse of musical possibilities.

Personnel:

Scott Samenfeld - bass, guitar, electric alto recorder

Todd Brunel - clarinet, bass clarinet

Eric Dahlman - trumpet, throat singing

Erik Van Dam - saxes, flute

John Dalton - drums, percussion

Tickets: $15 at the door

Celebrating 50 Years of Making Music Together!

January 25th, 2025, with concerts at 5:30 and 7:00 PM. Open to ALL musicians—Powers students and the general community. Free – no cost to play or attend!

Since 1975, the Stein Chamber Music Festival has welcomed students, amateurs, and professionals who share a love for playing music together. The Festival honors the memory of Joseph and Lise Stein, long-time Belmont residents who opened their home for joyous music-making several nights a week. Their contagious enthusiasm for chamber music continues to inspire our community, and their love of the genre lives on in this spectacular evening.

The Steins’ living room was set up with scores, stands, and pianos – always ready for music! We’ll be transforming the concert hall into our own “living room” to inspire the comfort and encouragement of an evening of chamber music at the Steins’ house. We hope you will create wonderful memories celebrating beautiful music in this welcoming setting.

The Stein Chamber Music Festival welcomes players of all ages and abilities, performing in groups of two or more players, from beginning students to amateurs and professionals. Each year the Festival is exciting, enjoyable, and always exceptional. We have had a wonderful contingent of younger performers in the past, and we encourage more to join in this year as well.

Belmont World Film’s 22nd Family Festival will screen some of the world’s most imaginative live action and animated films for and about children. Films are from Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Norway, Slovenia, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and the US; most are making North American premieres.

More than half the selections are adapted or re-imagined from books, which will be shown on January 19 and 20. The theme of reclaiming green spaces takes center stage on January 26. For younger viewers and those with difficulty reading, subtitles will be read aloud through headphones by a professional voice-over.

Artist-in-residence David Feiss, co-director of the recently released HITPIG!, starring Jason Sudeikis, will take part in a Q&A following the film’s screening on Sunday, January 19. He will also lead a workshop where children can learn to draw characters from the Minions and Hotel Transylvania movies on January 19 from 11 AM-1:00 PM at the Regent Theatre Underground.

Did you know that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has an official State Hero? And that he’s from Arlington? The public is invited to a special ceremony on Sunday, February 2 commemorating State Hero Samuel Whittemore, the oldest known combatant in the entire Revolutionary War. The event will take place in the park that bears his name at the intersection of Mass Ave. and Mystic Street. The event will include a proclamation, wreath laying, and remarks at his monument in Whittemore Park followed by a reception and interpretive poster session in the Cyrus Dallin Museum and Cutter Gallery.

Organized by Arlington 250, Arlington Chamber of Commerce, Cyrus Dallin Art Museum, Arlington Historical Society, and Arlington Office of Veteran Affairs.

Led by Music Director Orlando Cela, the orchestra will perform works by Spanish composers, including Suites from "The Three-Cornered Hat" by Manuel de Falla, "Feria Magica" by Carlos Surinach, and a special performance of Joaquin Rodrigo's "Concierto Andaluz", featuring four guitarists: Raley Beggs, Fred Springer, Ceili Connors, and Robby Brown.

Tickets will be on sale at the door: $20 General Admission, $15 Students/Seniors, $5 for children 17 and under.

Wheelchair Accessible.  Masking optional.

The Philharmonic Society of Arlington, Inc. (PSA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit community organization incorporating The Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra, The Arlington-Belmont Chorale, and The Arlington-Belmont Chamber Chorus. Please visit our website for more information at: www.psarlington.org

Battlemode Presents: a screening and audio visual celebration of “Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World”

With a Pre Show chiptune set by Battlemode, and glam punk set by Linnea’s Garden

A 360 degree projection post show by V.Kash, paired with a dance music set by Wubson

And a popup arcade by Super Party Bros

Feb. 21| Pre Show 8PM | Movie 9PM | Post Show 11PM
The Capitol Theatre | 204 Mass Ave. Arlington, MA. 02474