Artists all over the world have tapped into their experiences during the pandemic to inspire their work. Arlington’s current Artist-in-Residence, Nilou Moochhala, has done just that. Here’s ACMi News correspondent
Arlington residents have a bunch of summer recreation activities to choose from, but how about those more interested in the arts? Senior News Producer, Anim Osmani introduces us to a
Arlington has an exciting month to look forward to as the Recreation Department announced a host of new programs and events to attend this summer. ACMi’s Inyeong Kim gives us
The Arlington High baseball team’s storybook season comes to an end, but the future looks bright! An ambitious public art project aims to reflect our community’s experience of the COVID-19
Arlington is getting a facelift to add a little sparkle to the town and its businesses. Residents welcome back a “normal” Farmers’ Market, and it feels like new! And, Arlington
Local artists are teaming up with area businesses to spruce up Mass Ave. in a collaborative arts campaign. ACMi News intern, Sophia Titus, tells us more.
The Arlington Farmers’ Market looks a lot different than it did last year. And by that, we mean it’s looking normal. ACMi News intern Toby Barrett visited the Market, now
Tuesday marked a milestone in the Commonwealth. On June 15th, the Baker administration announced that more than 4 million residents have been vaccinated against the coronavirus, and active COVID cases
One local family shop in East Arlington managed to find its own way to stay afloat. The pandemic challenged Clay Dreams to change its business model to accommodate for the
While walking through the streets of Arlington, you’re sure to see parklet dining. These spaces allowed restaurants to continue serving customers during the pandemic, when indoor seating was limited. Helen
It’s pride month and the town of Arlington is recognizing the LGBTQIA+ community with a series of events and other displays of pride around town. ACMi News intern Toby Barrett,