Arts at the Armory is a renowned arts and cultural center located in a historical building known as the Armory, which is nestled in the heart of a vibrant community. With a rich history dating back to the early 1900s, the venue has been carefully restored and transformed into a hub for creativity, innovation, and community engagement.
Driven by a passion for the arts, Arts at the Armory offers a diverse range of programs and events to cater to the varied interests of its patrons. From art exhibitions and live music performances to dance workshops and farmers markets, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The spacious interiors of the Armory provide a versatile setting for artists, performers, and visitors alike, creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. With state-of-the-art facilities and a commitment to showcasing both local talent and renowned artists from around the world, Arts at the Armory has become a cultural hotspot where creativity flourishes.
Whether you are a seasoned art enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of expression, Arts at the Armory invites you to immerse yourself in a world of artistic brilliance and community-driven initiatives. Discover the transformative power of the arts at this inspiring venue, where the possibilities are endless.
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Reviews
This venue honestly exceeded exceptions. I bought tickets the day of to the Valleyheart Album release party. It was intimate. They offered free water for everyone to stay hydrated. It was clean and full of all sorts of artistic connections! Very cool spot and would highly recommend. If you arrive early enough, you can find on street parking or you can park behind the venue.
Fabulous venue with a great staff and fantastic assortment of shows! Large bar available for drink and snack purchases inside the theater space, as well as a great little cafe up front for coffee, tea or preshow nibbles. Handicap friendly - ramp out front and elevator inside!
Cool place! I've been there a couple times for different things. Once I was in a small little venue for live music, there was a little cafe (If I remember correctly, this was a couple years ago); most recently I was there for a fitness event in their big room that has a stage. It was a great room! And setup nicely with a set of bathrooms right inside the same main room where our event was instead of people streaming in and out, which would have leaked a lot of sound into the other part of the building. Great floor, great stage, great sound system... Awesome all around.
Love Arts at the Armory. I have seen several events there and always had a great time. Check out their upcoming events. There seems to be something for everyone.
The Armory Rooted Cafe also does a nice job with a variety of food and drink options.
The venue seems nice, but the man who was taking tickets was extremely unpleasant. Several people, myself included, had valid tickets through Ticketmaster transfer that we purchased from people who were unable to attend the event. Seating was first come, first served. He seemed very stressed by the situation and told all of us to go to the back of the line because we didn't have the last name on the order. He was repeatedly very rude to some of the other women in front of us who simply asked if he could look up the confirmation number, and then he was rude to us before we even had a chance to say anything to him. After some 70 other people were let in from behind us, we were told that the last name was the only way to verify the tickets. We all had barcodes, confirmation numbers, and Google/apple wallet tickets. He had no means of scanning the barcodes and did not seem able to look up the confirmation numbers we had on his laptop. I have not run into this type of problem at any event with Ticketmaster tickets before. He eventually became frustrated and let us all in, but we were left to find the last of the seats because of this, which we felt was unfair as many people had arrived in line after us.
We saw Two Girls One Ghost perform. THEY were amazing, but this venue SUCKED. The audience were squished like sardines into rickety cheap chairs that killed our backs. The bathrooms were trashed. My seat kept getting kicked and moved by everyone around me. I had people's hair, arms, and even shoes pressed against me the whole show. At one point someone's salad fell all over my lap & I had wine spilled on me. Felt like a mosh pit! Way too overcrowded!
Great space for various events throughout the year!
It is a nice space for performances. However, we experienced a fire alarm during the performance. I am not sure what triggered it. Unfortunately, it affected the experience. We all had to leave. It was raining and that made some people leave.
Fabulous venue with a great staff and fantastic assortment of shows! Large bar available for drink and snack purchases inside the theater space, as well as a great little cafe up front for coffee, tea or preshow nibbles. Handicap friendly - ramp out front and elevator inside!
This venue honestly exceeded exceptions. I bought tickets the day of to the Valleyheart Album release party. It was intimate. They offered free water for everyone to stay hydrated. It was clean and full of all sorts of artistic connections! Very cool spot and would highly recommend. If you arrive early enough, you can find on street parking or you can park behind the venue.
Location
191 Highland Ave #1c, Somerville, MA 02143, United States
Hours
- Monday Close
- Tuesday Close
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Wednesday
12:00 PM - 07:30 PM
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Thursday
12:00 PM - 07:30 PM
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Friday
12:00 PM - 07:30 PM
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Saturday
09:00 AM - 07:30 PM
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Sunday
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM