Discover Arlington’s Cultural District at the Visitor Center on the Minuteman Bikeway, site of the birthplace of the real “Uncle Sam,” with pop-up music, exhibits, workshops, table chats and self-guided audio tours.

Planned programs include:
Sunday, May 3: ArtsArlington Public Art Table with live jazz
Saturday, May 9: Arlington Cultural District Self-Guided Audio Tour
Sunday, May 10: Mother’s Day live jazz
Saturday, May 16: Arlington Cultural District Self-Guided Audio Tour
Sunday, May 17: David Lamson and Black Patriots of Menotomy poster display, with live music by Better Late Boston
Saturday, May 23: Arlington Cultural District Self-Guided Audio Tour
Sunday, May 24: ArtsArlington’s “People, Plants & Revolution” public art pop-up with arts and crafts by Mystic Open Studio
Sunday, May 31: Arlington250’s meet midnight rider William Dawes, with live jazz

See https://ArtsArlington.org/TinyShed for details and updates

LOCATION: Arlington Visitor Center, 4 Mystic Street, Arlington, MA 02474

ACCESS: ADA parking is available in the adjacent Town parking lot; an accessible walkway connects to a ramp at the rear of the Visitor Center.

Photo courtesy Ed Blundell, ArtsArlington

This program is offered by ArtsArlington and the Arlington Tourism and Economic Development Committee, with support from Mirak Properties and the Mass Cultural Council, as part of the Hidden Treasures Festival of Nature, Culture & History, an annual month-long celebration showcasing events and activities hosted by local partners celebrating the unique places, objects, and stories of the Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area. Hidden Treasures programs are free and open to the public. Click to discover more Hidden Treasures!