This weekend in Danbury, CT

A debut appearance takes place at Twelvenote BREW CO., marking the first time this event is held at the venue.

Organized by NEST and Whole Foods, this free food giveaway distributes items on a first come, first served basis, with limited quantities available only while supplies last. Participants can also learn about a Garden Club, pick up free resources, and get information about Whole Foods Market.

The Greater Danbury Irish Festival is planned as a two day event at the GDICC. Questions about vendor participation or entertainment slots can be sent to events@gdicf.org.

Chess Club provides a friendly space to refine chess skills and enjoy the game through casual play and matches. It welcomes students in grades 3 through 10, regardless of experience level, with an emphasis on learning strategies and good sportsmanship.

Family Day offers food, arcade games, and fun for all ages. Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade donates a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity that provides recreation for children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Experience an introductory tour of the Beinecke Library that highlights its mission, history, architecture, collections, and visitor services. Tours are guided by library staff or student guides and last about 45 minutes. No reservations are needed. Check the library’s website for important visitor information. The ground floor and mezzanine exhibition spaces are free and open to the public every day. For details on hours, current exhibitions, and ways to explore the library online, consult the website.

BK Lounge hosts a denim themed southern soul day party presented by the Soul Show Stoppers. Dress in your favorite denim or western attire and enjoy music by Tours of Soul Entertainment. Admission includes food, door prizes, and entry into a 50/50 raffle. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the door, with an $8 admission available to "Silver Fox" men. This event is geared toward adults.

Take a break with a peaceful tea gathering for adults, centered on conversation and connection. Sip a warm cup as you catch up with familiar faces or meet new people in a welcoming space that supports self-care and a slower pace. No registration is required.

The beloved monthly full moon bike ride returns to Bridgeport for an evening of moonrise viewing and community cycling. Participants gather at BPT Creates for bicycle safety checks and short tutorials, then ride together to a spot selected for the best views. This edition lines up with the Super Corn Moon and a lunar eclipse. Bring a bike or borrow one if available, as supply is limited. Photographers are encouraged to bring their cameras for night shots, and snacks and beverages are welcome.

GoodTime Charlies is back at Dragonfly with a set of classic tunes, reviving favorites and crafting lasting musical memories. The setting features American fusion offerings in a warm, intimate atmosphere, along with an open-air bar, a patio, a fire pit, and a dedicated stage. The performance is planned for the outdoor area and is dependent on the weather.

An alternative rock show at The Maxx marks SNOWCORE’s approaching one-year milestone. The east coast duo, which includes Connecticut native Nate, features live music, merchandise on site, and complimentary snacks and drinks available all evening. Tickets are $20, or two for $30.

Philippine-born and Los Angeles based, John Dela Cruz, known to fans as Nurse John, delivers stand-up shaped by real experiences in healthcare. A nurse by profession turned viral creator, he mixes quick wit with hospital-life stories, creating the easy vibe of chatting with a favorite coworker. The material resonates with those working in medicine and anyone outside the field who appreciates relatable, everyday humor.

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents bring The FIXX to College Street Music Hall with special guests Colin Blunstone, known as the lead singer of The Zombies, and Peter Asher from the duo Peter & Gordon. This is an all ages show. Tickets are available.

The Fabulous Rock’n 60’s appear at the Moose Lodge in Danbury, Connecticut.

The Robert Cray Band delivers a powerful mix of blues, soul, and rock led by Robert Cray, a Georgia-born musician who grew up in Washington. Inspired to pick up the guitar after seeing The Beatles on television, he later witnessed Jimi Hendrix perform in Seattle, a moment that set him on his musical course. For nearly fifty years he has carved out a distinctive place in American music. This performance is part of the Pepsi Rock Series, Handcrafted by American Metal.

All are welcome at a Fourth Sunday Stamp, Coin, and Collectibles Show with free admission, organized by the club. Those interested in participating as a dealer can email NHPS1914@outlook.com to be set up.

Gyal Dem Flea Market at NXTHVN centers on food, statement style, and tropical beats playing throughout the day. The experience wraps with a live DJ performance.

Enjoy great food, drinks, and live music at La Zingara. For reservations, call 203-744-7500.

Family Day in New Haven features tasty food, arcade games, and family friendly fun. Children must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is giving a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity organization that helps children in hospitals experience recreation through video games and the gaming community.

A reimagined Swan Lake brings Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score and classical choreography into conversation with innovative light artistry. Dancers wear glowing costumes that move with them, turning each phrase of motion into waves of color and emotion across the stage. The technology is woven into the storytelling, enhancing the elegance of the ballet rather than taking its place. Light, music, and movement come together in a vivid, contemporary interpretation that invites audiences to rediscover a legend.

An elegant evening focused on community and impact, pairing celebration with purpose. The program features a cocktail hour followed by a carefully curated three course meal, all in support of EJ’s H.E.A.R.T. INC. Attendees are encouraged to dress to impress and can expect meaningful connections, opportunities to give back, and plenty of good vibes. Seating is limited, with tickets available via the QR code on the event flyer.

Chelsea Handler brings The High And Mighty Tour to College Street Music Hall for an all-ages performance. A comedian, television host, and a New York Times best-selling author seven times over, she is known for the late-night series Chelsea Lately, the documentary project Chelsea Does, and the Netflix talk show Chelsea. Her stand-up work includes the special Evolution, which earned a GRAMMY nomination, and her advice podcast Dear Chelsea continues her trademark candid conversations. She has toured extensively, from the Vaccinated and Horny Tour across North America to the European stand-up tour An Abroad Broad. Handler also headlines a residency at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, becoming the venue’s first female comedian to hold that honor. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. Tickets are on sale now.

One Vision of Queen ft. Marc Martel delivers a high voltage tribute that pairs some of rock’s most celebrated anthems with theatrical flair and striking production. The show centers on the breadth of Queen’s biggest hits, moving from the grand sweep of Bohemian Rhapsody and the stomp of We Will Rock You to the triumphant We Are The Champions, the funk of Another One Bites The Dust, the arena-shaking David Bowie collaboration Under Pressure, the soulful Somebody To Love, and the swinging Crazy Little Thing Called Love. Marc Martel is a viral sensation who has earned praise from Queen, and he was hand picked to contribute Freddie Mercury’s vocals to the Bohemian Rhapsody biopic starring Rami Malek. Drummer Roger Taylor has noted that when you close your eyes, the similarity to Freddie’s voice is striking. Presented as part of the Pepsi Rock Series Handcrafted by American Metal.