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The Arlington Center for the Arts transforms lives through the arts by offering more than 250 programs annually in the visual, literary, and performing arts, many of which are free to the community. Programs include classes and workshops for adults and children, exhibits, theater and music performances, lectures, arts festivals, and many more programs designed to make art accessible to all.
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Established in 1991, this nonprofit organization is dedicated to creating positive theatrical experiences for children aged 4 through 18. ACT is an all-volunteer organization, made up of families who wish to have fun and work hard to bring theater to life.
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The Arlington Cultural Council (ACC) is a local council of the Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC), and consists of volunteers appointed by the Arlington Board of Selectmen for three-year terms. Its main function is to support and encourage the arts, humanities, and interpretive sciences by dispersing funds to deserving applicants.
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We are open to everyone interested in producing, performing in, and attending professional-quality plays and musicals. We have our own 194-seat playhouse, well-equipped and fully accessible, where we will stage five shows in our 85th season.
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A non-profit organization that supports research, collection, preservation, discovery, restoration and dissemination of the local history of Arlington, Massachusetts.
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Cantilena, a women's chorale, is an ensemble of approximately 30 singers, dedicated to performing music written for the treble voice. Our challenging and diverse repertoire spans the fifteenth to the twenty-first centuries and includes works in many different languages and musical forms.
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Founded in September 2003 in an effort to bring motivated musicians from surrounding communities together to perform quality repertoire. The goal is to offer auditioned students the opportunity for musical and personal growth through orchestral participation.
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SAI is dedicated to the preservation, education, and promotion of a cappella four-part barbershop style harmony; an original American music art form.
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NEGASS is an organization dedicated to fostering the appreciation of the works of Sir William Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan. In the terminology of the G&S world, we are an appreciation society as opposed to a performing group.
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The Philharmonic Society of Arlington, Inc., established in 1933, consists of three performing groups, The Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra, The Arlington-Belmont Chorale, and The Arlington-Belmont Chamber Chorus all under one banner.
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The historic Regent Theatre conveniently located in Arlington Center, is an intimate 500-seat performing arts center with superior acoustics and comfortable seating featuring live music concerts, theatre, family shows, film specials, and more.
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Founded in 1986, the Rising Star Quilters Guild, Inc. promotes a wide range of quilt-related activities. In addition to the annual quilt show each fall, the Guild sponsors presentations by well-known quilt artists and authors at monthly meetings, workshops, and quilt-related excursions.
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The Old Schwamb Mill |
Located at 17 Mill Lane, Contact Ed Gordon, 781-643-0554
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Here you will find information on annual town celebrations, such as Town Day and Patriots' Day.
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