Join us for this fun-filled street fair with activities, food, and entertainment for the whole family to enjoy!

Saturday, September 19, enjoy a free concert on the lawn of Arlington's Jason Russell House, featuring bands The Displayers, Thursday Night Special, and Stanley and the Undercovers, with food from Revelry and beer from Arlington Brewing Company.

Join us in Boston for the third edition of Sing Along—a joyful, interactive musical celebration where you become part of the performance!

Enjoy an evening of poetry, featuring readings by Arlington Poet Laureate Emerita Jean Flanagan and K.T. Landon, winner of the 2025 Richard Snyder Prize. A brief open mic session follows the readings.

Join True Story Theater on September 24 for a free, public performance focused on stories of how many in our community have awakened to the needs of people (near and far) who live with hunger – and what people are doing to change that.

Known for his clean, relatable, and observational humor, Amit Tandon is one of India’s most celebrated comedians, with over 2,000 shows across 28 countries and his hit Netflix special Family Tandoncies.

Join us for the closing reception of the exhibition of Bridges Between Two Worlds, featuring the work of artist Michael Wilson, on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 1 pm to 2 pm.

Five sculptors ask what happens when the frame gives way.

Explore areas of the Jason Russell House & Museum not normally open to the public and view rare artifacts from the Society’s collection.

Join Arlington Center for the Arts for the return of the annual Great Northeast Jug Band Festival!

Saturday, September 26, the Jug Band Festival comes to the lawn of Arlington's Jason Russell House, with food and drink available from local vendors.

Join True Story Theater, an interactive theatre troupe based in Arlington, for a drop-in improv workshop on Sunday, September 27, from 4-5:30pm.

On Saturday, October 3, 2026, at 7:30 pm, the Lowell Chamber Orchestra will perform a scene showcase of the opera Seven Rabbits on a Pole, at the Arlington High School, 869 Mass Ave, Arlington, MA.

The electrifying musical that brings to life the struggle and disintegrating facade of an American family.

Discover your inner film critic by casting your vote for Best Film and Best Actor in the 29th Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival screening here.

Three local authors read from their published works, followed by a group Q&A.

A recent college graduate drowning in debt quietly dismantles his own life in pursuit of radical frugality and self-reliance, but without telling the woman he loves.

Add some sparkle to your book shelf! Beginner Friendly craft night!