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NewTour the State House (Family)Family ClassesVisit the Massachusetts State House for a tour with Arlington’s own State Representative, Sean Garballey. This guided tour is a walk through history, not just of the building but of the Commonwealth itself. Established by an act of the legislature in 1969, the State House Tours Division now guides approximately 90,000 visitors annually through the halls of the state’s capitol building. Experience democracy in action at this landmark full of significance to both our state and our country. Please register each family member individually, including children; Ages 8+ Note: Entrance is via the General Hooker Entrance which is on Beacon Street at the top of Park Street. Walk past the statue of General Hooker up the stairs and through security. Meet in the Doric Hall on the second floor. Accessible entrance is located on Bowdoin Street. Please arrive 20 minutes early to go through security. Proceeds from this class go toward the ACE Scholarship Fund to help make our classes accessible to all Arlington residentsFall 2026 -
NewTour the State HouseOut & AboutVisit the Massachusetts State House for a tour with Arlington’s own State Representative, Sean Garballey. This guided tour is a walk through history, not just of the building but of the Commonwealth itself. Established by an act of the legislature in 1969, the State House Tours Division now guides approximately 90,000 visitors annually through the halls of the state’s capitol building. Experience democracy in action at this landmark full of significance to both our state and our country. Please register each family member individually, including children; Ages 8+ Note: Entrance is via the General Hooker Entrance which is on Beacon Street at the top of Park Street. Walk past the statue of General Hooker up the stairs and through security. Meet in the Doric Hall on the second floor. Accessible entrance is located on Bowdoin Street. Please arrive 20 minutes early to go through security. Proceeds from this class go toward the ACE Scholarship Fund to help make our classes accessible to all Arlington residentsFall 2026