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Sirenfall
Sirenfall channels a New York metal sound led by vocalist Marissa Detlor, weaving thick modern riffs with airy, atmospheric melodies and a commanding vocal edge. Their music takes cues from the tradition of women-led metal while carving out a dynamic blend that balances weight and melody.
Toad's PlaceArtisan Fest & Business Expo
Taking place at High Plains Community Center, this community marketplace and business showcase features shopping, live music, activities, food trucks, giveaways, and opportunities to network. An assortment of business and artisan vendors will participate, and both admission and parking are free. Complimentary experiences include a performance by Brennan-Lucey Irish Dance, face painting at the Goodchild booth, and blood pressure checks offered by the OVNA, with additional activities to be announced. Vendor space remains available for businesses and artisans through the Orange Economic Development Commission. To request an application, call 203-891-1045, and apply only through the Commission rather than social media or third parties. Music and MC services are provided by the Connecticut Burns Care Foundation. Sponsors include Orange Economic Development Commission, The Milford Bank, Baybrook Remodelers, Casanova Remodeling, Leaffilter Gutter Protection, Milestones Behavioral Services, Senior Insurance Consultants, Brennan-Lucey Irish Dance Academy, and Haven Hot Chicken.
High Plains Community CenterMahjong Haven
Enjoy a happy hour style mahjong gathering at BLDG that blends strategic gameplay with a relaxed, social vibe. Both seasoned players and first timers can settle into a friendly, low pressure setting to play or learn the tiles. Expect the satisfying click of the pieces alongside clinking glasses, with a modern, sustainability focused elegance connected to Hotel Marcel. Tickets are $20 per person.
BLDG New HavenHagaman Teen Services: Teen Tabletop Club
Enter the world of Everden for an adventure in the mystical forest of Humblewood, where recent fires have plunged the realm into turmoil. Teens ages 12 to 18 can drop in for Teen Tabletop Club at Hagaman, with no RSVP required. For more information, contact Emily Kalotai, Teen Services Librarian and DM, at ekalotai@hagamanlibrary.org.
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