Arsenal Center for the Arts

The New Repertory Theatre, Watertown Children's Theatre and the Quilters' Connection

An introduction and solo exhibits of six emerging N.E artists. March 4 - April 10. Featured artists include children’s book illustrator Elaine Clayton, fiber artist Maggie Stern, fiber artist Maureen Cook, mixed media artist Kay Hartung,sculptor Joan Mullen photographer Mark Peterson,and bead artist C. J. Stevens. Opening Recep - March 11- 5:30-7:30p.

arsenalARTS presents PLAY IN THE BLACK BOX,a new intimate showcase of a diverse line-up of “see them now” musicians from around New England; music will range from acoustic to pop, rock to reggae, blues and jazz. This month featuring the rising stars from Berklee. Concerts start at 6:30pm. Click here for Tickets or call 617-923-8487.

The outrageously prodigious comic and musical soul of 1930's Harlem lives on in this rollicking, swinging, finger-snapping revue that is still considered one of Broadway's best Tony Award winning musicals. A must see event. March 19, 2010 - March 21, 2010. Click Here for Tickets and Showtimes or call 617-923-8487

arsenalARTS presents the final installment of a six part free Monday Night series TEXT & CONTEXT with artist Susy Pilgrim Waters and author Stephen Krensky to discuss their craft and creative process. The evening will be moderated by Connie Henry and will include readings, discussions, and surprising links between each genre.

Frequent travels to Brazil and the Spanish Caribbean keep Latin Jazz pianist Rebecca Cline in touch with the root of her inspiration: groove. Cline displays a mastery of harmonic devices, and her improvisations radiate the rythmic power of world music and the lyrical grace of jazz. Joining her is Will Slater on acoustic bass and Karina Colison on drums. Click for Tickets.

arsenalARTS presents PLAY IN THE BLACK BOX, a new intimate showcase of a diverse line-up of “see them now” musicians from around New England; music will range from acoustic to pop, rock to reggae, blues and jazz. This month featuring the rising stars from Berklee. Concerts start at 6:30pm. Click here for Tickets or call 617-923-8487.

The John Baboian Quartet (John Baboian guitar, Daniel Ian Smith on woodwinds, Bruce Gertz on bass and Larry Finn on drums.) All long time professors at Berklee College Of Music in Boston, their music consists of original compositions and original arrangements of Jazz standards. Click here for Tickets or call: 617-923-8487