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  • Friday night drumming classes

    Mystic Open Studio 785 Mass Ave, Arlington, United States

    Djembe drum circle classes with Audrey at Mystic Open Studios. Ongoing, every Friday night 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Links to sign up: September classes October Classes November Classes Empowering students with a can do attitude, making the magic and healing of drumming accessible to all. Audrey Diallo is a certified drum instructor who has been teaching West African Drum classes to adults and children in the Boston area for over 15 years. She has studied with some of the greatest African master drummers both here and in Africa. She empowers her students with a can do attitude, making the

    $25

  • Arlington estate sale

    15 winslow st arlington ma 15 Winslow St, Arlington, United States

    Estate Sale of a long-time collector moved for convenience and privacy to the Arlington Knights of Columbus Hall. This is too much for a house sale & includes 75 boxes just pulled from storage and a personal library. The art collection alone is impressive and includes; 30+ antique oil and watercolor paintings; 50+ old framed prints, maps, charts, etc.; four-foot-high stack of unframed art; 2-foot-high stack of ephemera, advertising, etc.; plus a massive collection (hundreds) or pieces of old pottery and glass. Also, hundreds of old books including novels and art books, and collections on Japan, engineering, firearms and military,

  • Indigenous Peoples Day celebration

    Masonic Temple 19 Academy St, Arlington, United States

    Come join a townwide commemoration of this land’s First Peoples! To honor our country’s Native Americans and celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day, Arlington is sponsoring a celebration of Indigenous Peoples on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This free event for all ages—held at the Arlington Masonic Temple, 19 Academy St., Arlington—features a fun and educational performance by the Red Hawk Singers and Dancers. Through song, dance, and teachings, the Red Hawk Singers and Dancers promote traditional Wampanoag values such as humility and respect, to create true connections between diverse cultures and communities. Indigenous Peoples Day honors the

    Free

  • It’s a Bloch party: grand opening!

    271 Lincoln Street 271 Lincoln Street, Lexington, MA, United States

    It’s a Bloch Party!! We are incredibly excited to officially open our first set of studio spaces in Lexington, MA, and you’re invited to share in this momentous occasion with all of us at Bloch Performing Arts (BPA)! Because of our growing student base, we wanted to give students a space to call their own! Now at the official location of Bloch Performing Arts: 271 Lincoln St Suite 10 Lexington, MA 02421, students will be able to have voice lessons, piano lessons, musicianship classes, studio masterclasses, and performance opportunities. On Saturday October 10th at 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., please

    Free

  • ‘Eephus’ special screening with cast and crew Q&A

    Regent Theatre 7 Medford St., Arlington, MA, United States

    BoSox Club to Host Special Screening of Eephus with Cast and Crew Q&A and Autograph Session on Oct. 10  Baseball fans and movie lovers will have a special opportunity to celebrate America’s pastime when the BoSox Club presents a screening of the acclaimed baseball film Eephus on Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Regent Theatre in Arlington. The afternoon will feature a screening of Eephus, followed by an exclusive Q&A with members of the film’s cast and crew, including legendary former Red Sox pitcher Bill “Spaceman” Lee. The event will conclude with an autograph session, giving fans the opportunity to meet participants from the

    $44

  • Stories of Mental Health: a public performance by True Story Theater

    Calvary Church 300 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington, MA, United States

    Join True Story Theater, Arlington’s interactive theatre troupe, for a performance of “Stories of Mental Health” on Saturday, October 10 from 7-8:30pm at the Arlington Calvary Church’s Fellowship Hall. Stories of Mental Health Saturday, Oct. 10 – in honor of World Mental Health Day Join True Story Theater for an evening of Playback Theatre where real experiences guide the performance. Audience members are invited (never required) to share moments from their lives, and our ensemble brings those stories to the stage with care. This show explores: What have those of us wrestling with mental health challenges discovered about how best

    $15 – $25

  • Tiny Shed season finale concert

    Arlington Visitor Center 4 Mystic Street, Arlington, MA

    Come out and enjoy the final free concert of the season at the Arlington Tiny Shed! Dan Fox’s Arlington Express will perform high-energy jazz, funk and Brazilian fusion, followed by Lonesome Steve and the Fugitives playing classic country with a unique flair. Join us for this free, family-friendly performance on Sunday, October 11, from 12:30 pm to 2 pm at the Arlington Visitor Center. Note the performance is outdoors, weather permitting. About the Arlington Tiny Shed Arts Series The Tiny Shed Arts & Discovery Series brings live music, pop-up arts and crafts workshops, art & history exhibits, and more to the heart

    Free

  • ‘Trail Connections’ & ‘Best Day Ever’: special screenings

    Regent Theatre 7 Medford St., Arlington, MA, United States

    Join New England Youth Cycling for a special screening of “Trail Connections,” a film created by Jeff Udell of Udell Media in collaboration with NEYC throughout this past season and “Best Day Ever.”  Come spend the afternoon with the NEYC community. The event is a great chance to reconnect, meet fellow supporters, and see the stories and experiences from the trail come to life on the big screen.  Along with time to gather and connect with the NEYC community, guests can also browse and bid in a silent auction featuring great items. Proceeds from the auction support NEYC teams and

    $10 – $20

  • ‘A Simple Machine’

    Regent Theatre 7 Medford St., Arlington, MA, United States

    "A Simple Machine," the award-winning debut feature film from Mark Alan Hoffman, makes its way to The Regent Theatre! Shot entirely in Portland in luminous black and white, A Simple Machine is a deeply human story about economic independence, personal freedom, and the cost of wanting less in a culture built on more. In a time of housing instability, digital saturation, and cultural polarization, Hoffman’s film offers something rare: a grounded, thoughtful counterpoint rooted in the textures, contradictions, and creative resilience of Portland, while offering universal resonance in its thematic content. Inspired by Evan P. Schneider’s novel "A Simple Machine,

    $20

  • House of Hope

    Regent Theatre 7 Medford St., Arlington, MA, United States

    Hot Docs’ Best International Feature Documentary, House of Hope is an intimate, observational film about Manar, a Palestinian woman who runs a pacifist Waldorf school in the occupied West Bank with her husband, Milad. Amid escalating violence, stress, and uncertainty, they strive to provide a safe haven for young children.

    $18 – $20