The group sang 'Your Smiling Face' Wednesday at Town Meeting.
For more on Wednesday's Town Meeting, see: Town Meeting Replaces Seasonal Leaf-Blower Ban with 'Compromise' Town Meeting Defeats Proposed Bottled-Water Ban
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Marley Jurgensmeyer won $500 from the Arlington International Film Festival.
The following is from the Arlington International Film Festival. At a reception held on Feb. 7 at the Arlington Town Hall, Arlington International Film Festival (AIFF) organizers celebrated the entries to their third annual poster contest with Brendyn Schneider, master storyteller, presiding as Master of Ceremonies. Submissions from Arlington High School and Arlington Catholic High School students were reviewed by a panel of judges who winnowed the pool to the top-seven finalists. Representing the Arlington Cultural Council, Scott Samenfeld announced the winner of the contest, Marley Jurgensmeyer, and awarded her $500 on behalf of AIFF. The reception also marked the official launch of the 2013 Festival scheduled in October as well as the ‘…
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Go to Arlington High School’s STAND club’s Battle of the Bands Saturday night at the Regent Theatre.
Arlington High School’s STAND club is putting on its annual Battle of the Bands Saturday night at the Regent Theatre. The lineup includes: The Fuzzy Man-Peach-Experience, Trust Fall, Suits, The Best Excuse, Shades of Green, The Chair, and Reverb. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. and will be about three and a half hours. Doors open at 7 p.m., and tickets are $10 today (they can be purchased at Arlington High or on the Regent Theatre’s website), $12 at the door. The Arlington High bands will be performing to raise money for humanitarian efforts. The STAND club stands for “Students Taking Action Now: Darfur.” The club organizes various events to educate students on the genocide in Darfur, as well as the new country of South Sudan and the …
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9:47 am on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
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Deborah Henson-Conant is performing at the Regent Theatre tonight.
Today is Friday, Dec. 21. Here are five things you need to know: 1.) Arlington’s Grammy-nominated harpist Deborah Henson-Conant is performing at the Regent Theatre at 8 p.m. tonight. Read more. 2.) The Fourth Annual Rock n’ Soul Holiday Concert is at the Regent Theatre at 8 p.m. Sunday. Read more. 3.) Take a look inside the new Barismo. 4.) Need some holiday treats? Check out what Angelina’s Pastry has to offer. 5.) It’s expected to rain today with a high near 50, according to the National Weather Service.
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Do you have a couple hours a week to give to your local community and support the arts?
The museum's board of trustees is seeking a recording secretary.
Part of a series highlighting Arlington's local businesses before the holidays.
Most of the artists in the gallery are participating in a holiday sale at 10-20 percent off. For more on the gallery, visit 13FOREST's website. Gift Ideas at Arlington's Local Businesses If you're a local business owner in Arlington and would like to be a part of the series, email Arlington Patch Editor John Waller at john.waller@patch.com.
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Maya Salafia, who attends the Lexington Montessori School, is performing in José Mateo Ballet Theatre’s 25th anniversary production.
The following is from the José Mateo Ballet Theatre. Local Young Dancer Performs in José Mateo Ballet Theatre’s 25th Anniversary production of The Nutcracker in Duxbury, Cambridge & Dorchester Rediscover 25 years of magic in Mateo’s timeless classic CAMBRIDGE: A resident of Arlington, Maya Salafia, is performing in Jose Mateo Ballet Theatre’s 25th Anniversary production of The Nutcracker in the role of Mouse. Maya joins the professional cast in this holiday favorite with performances at The Duxbury Performing Arts Center, The Sanctuary Theatre in Cambridge, and The Strand Theatre in Dorchester. Maya is in the First grade and attends Lexington Montessori School. Up close, thrilling, inspiring, and affordable, Jose Mateo’s The Nutcracker …
Performances run through Sunday, Nov. 11.
The weekend arts festival, in its 13th year, will feature more than 80 local artists and fine crafters, plus live music.
Rebecca Riopelle
1:33 pm on Friday, April 26, 2013
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