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Greg Klyma and his band performs the artist's greatest hits live at Regent Theatre!

Greg Klyma and his band performs the artist's greatest hits live at Regent Theatre!
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Fixit Clinic at Robbins Library — register repair projects, volunteer as a coach, or observe the repair sessions.
Trunk or Treat event at Saint Athanasius Greek Orthodox Church, Arlington, MA.
Redevelopment Board Retreat (Arlington Police Department Community Room) — Board discusses upcoming year’s goals and plans; reference materials posted online 48 business hours prior.
Fixit Clinic (Robbins Library, Community Room) — Work with a coach to repair personal electronics, appliances, clothing, wood items, or bikes using provided tools and knowledge.
John Anthony delivers a dynamic Rod Stewart tribute at the Regent Theatre, performing hits from “Maggie May” to “Still The Same” with an all‑star band and soccer‑ball props.
Live courtroom drama at Regent Theatre where audience members act as jurors, hear testimonies, examine evidence, and cast the verdict; ages 12+, $40–$60.
Women‑centric short ski films and live music play at Regent Theatre, followed by Q&A and poster signing with athletes and filmmakers, plus guest Lexi Ugelow, $30, all ages.
Something Wonderful Tonight (Regent Theatre, Arlington) — 8‑piece tribute delivers searing guitar solos and faithful, nuanced renditions of Eric Clapton and George Harrison classics.
Harvard Pops Orchestra performs classical repertoire, standard pops works, and student‑written arrangements and original compositions at Lowell Lecture Hall.
Blues on Halloween at Regent Theatre presents Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters, Delanie Pickering, Monster Mike Welch, Sugar Ray & the Bluetones; tickets $29–$49, proceeds benefit Ellie Fund.
Gurleen Pannu delivers a Hindu‑language stand‑up set at Regent Theatre, weaving childhood quirks and everyday chaos into observational humor; tickets $40‑$73.