Events in New Haven, CT

Phantasm Gaming hosts a weekly YuGiOh tournament focused on friendly competition and community. Entry is $10, and prizes are awarded. It offers a welcoming space to connect with the local YuGiOh scene and enjoy organized play. Phantasm Gaming is a hub for tabletop enthusiasts, featuring trading card games, RPGs, wargaming, and board games, and it supports both competitive and casual players.

Take part in a One Piece card game tournament at Phantasm Gaming, an official Bandai retailer and community hub for tabletop play. Entry is $10, and all entry fees feed into the prize pool. Each entry includes two participation packs, and the top finisher earns a Winner Pack. The store welcomes both competitive and casual players across trading card, roleplaying, wargaming, and board games.

Players meet each week to play Grand Archive, an anime inspired Western card game noted for its mechanics. This local event runs three rounds using a Swiss format. Entry is $5 and there are prizes.

Digital Tracks Entertainment hosts Mixtape Match in The Cellar on Treadwell, a music-based twist on bingo where the host plays songs and players mark the matching squares on their cards. No musical knowledge is needed, since song titles and artists are announced. The game runs across three rounds that play like traditional bingo, each built around a different theme such as 80s music, TV theme songs, classic rock, current hits, 90s alternative, one-hit wonders, hair bands, and old school hip hop. Participants can jump into one round or stay for all three. Cards are $2 each or six for $10, the pot grows with the number of players, and all money collected is paid back to participants with no cut taken by the host or venue.

Mt. Joy marks ten years together with an all-ages concert at Westville Music Bowl. Presented by Premier Concerts, Manic Presents, and Bowery Presents, the Philadelphia indie rock five-piece brings a show shaped by years on the road and a catalog that includes the albums Mt. Joy, Rearrange Us, and Orange Blood, along with the EP Hope We Have Fun. Their performances build from intimate storytelling to big sing-alongs, featuring Matt Quinn on vocals and guitar, Sam Cooper on guitar, Jackie Miclau on keys and piano, Sotiris Eliopoulos on drums, and Michael Byrnes on bass. Tickets are on sale. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket supports local charities focused on issues like food insecurity, healthcare, human rights, and cancer research.

Mt. Joy performs live at Westville Music Bowl in New Haven, CT. The event features the band on stage at this New Haven venue for a dedicated concert.

Ziggy Marley takes the stage at College Street Music Hall with Third World on the bill. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this is an all-ages concert.

Savor late-day scenery from a vintage trolley as it travels the museum railway through the Farm River Estuary marsh. These special evening rides are timed to highlight the transition from golden hour into sunset, offering broad views of the shoreline as the sky shifts in color. Two options are available, the Golden Hour Ride and the Sunset Ride, and each journey lasts about 45 minutes. Advance reservations are encouraged since seating is limited and these trips often sell out. Please select the correct departure when purchasing tickets. Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early, boarding begins shortly beforehand and the trolley departs on schedule. Regular museum admission applies.

Phantasm Gaming hosts official Pokémon local tournaments where players, collectors, and enthusiasts can compete, connect, and browse the latest sealed sets along with a large selection of singles. Entry is $10, and the shop also buys cards. As a hub for tabletop gaming, it offers space for trading card games, RPGs, wargaming, and board games, supporting both competitive and casual play. A community Discord shares updates on special events, sales, new stock, and helps people find casual games or chat about favorite TCGs and RPGs.

Enjoy a recurring meetup centered on Riftbound, the League of Legends card game, featuring three rounds of play. It happens twice each week. The entry fee is $10. Promos and packs are distributed, and store credit is available.

Hosted by Steve Savage, this weekly karaoke party welcomes seasoned performers and newcomers to The Cellar for a lively night at the mic. Jam City Pizza serves dinner, and the bar offers drinks for a bit of liquid courage, available before the singing begins.

Play Modern format Magic: The Gathering in a friendly setting at Phantasm Gaming. The event welcomes both competitive and casual players, offers a chance to meet new opponents, and has a $10 entry fee. As a Wizards Play Network retailer, the store supports a broad tabletop community that includes trading card games, roleplaying games, wargaming, and board games.

Space Ballroom hosts a night of live music featuring Thousand Below alongside Acres, VCTMS, and Lost in Separation. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this all ages show brings four artists together on one stage for an evening built around a stacked lineup.

Settle in for a free outdoor film at Pitkin Plaza in downtown New Haven, part of a seasonal series of community screenings. Pack lawn chairs and picnic blankets, pick up takeout from a nearby spot, and enjoy a night under the stars with a mix of blockbuster hits, nostalgic throwbacks, cult classics, and family friendly picks. Admission is free, and a quick registration is required at the check in table upon entry. Complimentary light snacks will be available. Personal seating is encouraged, and a limited amount of bistro and lawn seating will be offered. Screenings are weather dependent, with updates shared on the event website and its Facebook event page. Viewer discretion is advised, so please review each film’s themes and content before attending with underage individuals.

Mr. Donald’s Farm brings a rotating lineup of homemade sweet treats to the Tony Inzero Farmers Markets. Look for eggs straight from the farm, fresh-from-the-oven pies and muffins, small-batch jams, crunchy granola, and other goodies, with selections changing each visit. Alongside these favorites, the market also showcases homegrown fruits and vegetables, baked specialties, handcrafted items, and more.

This community market features producers, mobile eateries, live performances, and makers. A list of participating vendors is shared each week.

Mr. Donald’s Farm sets up at the Orange Community Farmers Market at the Orange Country Fair Grounds with fresh eggs, housemade jams, granola, and other goods. Pies, cookies, and muffins are available only by pre-order and are not sold on site at this market. In addition to their offerings, the market features many vendors, music, and food trucks. Free concerts follow the market.

Presented by Connecticut Public at College Street Music Hall, this Mainstage edition of The Moth unfolds in two acts and includes a live musical performance. A notable host and five storytellers share true personal stories without notes, covering a wide range of themes. The stories are captured live for future episodes of The Moth Podcast and Moth Radio Hour. The program is open to all ages. The Moth is a nonprofit devoted to the craft of live storytelling, with 25 years of work that includes more than 40,000 true stories told on stages worldwide. It produces approximately 600 shows each year across 28 cities and offers workshops through its Education, Community and Global Programs, along with MothWorks.

Phantasm Gaming hosts weekly tournaments for the Dragonball Fusion World trading card game, welcoming both competitive and casual play. Entry is $10, and registration is handled through the Bandai TCG+ app. The store supports a broad tabletop community spanning trading card games, roleplaying games, wargaming, and board games, and it also buys cards.

Phantasm Gaming hosts a locals tournament for the Gundam trading card game, offering a welcoming place to fine tune your deck, play with friends, and meet new opponents. Entry is $10, and registration is available through the Bandai TCG+ app. The store supports a broad mix of tabletop experiences, including trading card games, roleplaying, wargaming, and board games, and fosters a community for both competitive and casual players.

El Ten Eleven comes to Space Ballroom for an all-ages performance presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. The long-running duo of Kristian Dunn and Tim Fogarty marks 23 years together with Nowhere Faster, their sixteenth release, an eight-track, 33-minute album that dwells on momentum, uncertainty, and what keeps us moving. The record expands their sound with real strings and piano and includes writing for two drummers that pushed Fogarty to new challenges, while Dunn shifts from electric bass on the first half to processed acoustic bass on the second. Titles on the album include Uncanny Valley Girl, Bjork’s Alarm Clock, Last Night In The Kitchen, and So It Goes, touching everything from taut, rhythm-centered drive to twang-tinged contemplation. The project follows their longest stretch away from touring and recording and features artwork by longtime collaborator Rob Fleming that evokes liminal spaces and blurred motion.

Music Bingo hosted by Wild Bloom’s Matty F takes place at Wood-n-Tap in Hamden. It is free to play. Instead of numbers, players listen to short song clips and mark their cards, with a video display showing the song title and artist to help. The format includes four rounds with a mix of patterns and categories, and each round’s winner selects the category for the next one. Prizes are awarded in every round. Enjoy an evening of music and games alongside food, drinks, and plenty of chances to win.

Enjoy Magic: The Gathering Commander open play in a relaxed, social setting. Play with friends and meet new opponents as pods form throughout the evening. Entry is free. Presented by Phantasm Gaming, a Wizards Play Network store that fosters a welcoming community for both casual and competitive tabletop players.

Olivia Rodrigo brings The Unraveled Tour to PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, Connecticut for a two-night run. This stop features back-to-back performances at the arena.

Alex Radus brings a versatile crooner’s voice to Cantean, associated with UMC Nashville, delivering songs that blend whimsy with genuine emotion. Doors open before the performance and food is available beforehand, and the show starts promptly. Tickets are available, and early arrival is recommended to secure a spot in this intimate listening room.

Olivia Rodrigo takes the stage for a two-night concert at PeoplesBank Arena. The event offers back-to-back evenings of live performance in an arena setting.

Players gather weekly for Star Wars Unlimited. The structure features three rounds, a $10 entry, and prizing that includes promos and store credit. Most weeks follow the Premier format, with some weeks switching to Limited events or Twin Suns. Monthly raffles recognize community members.

Phantasm Gaming hosts weekly Digimon TCG tournaments. Entry is $10, and prizes are awarded to the top 25 percent of participants each week. Register through the Bandai TCG+ app.

Edgehill appears with Palmer at Space Ballroom for an all ages concert. The Nashville trio of Chris Kelly, Jake Zimmermann, and Aidan Cunningham leans into rough edges, pairing fuzz-soaked guitars with memorable hooks and open-hearted lyrics that nod to 90s alternative. They have drawn attention with streaming favorites like Shooting Glances and Lookaround, as well as Something (Practically) and the Live At East Iris Studios EP. Their 2025 album, Ode to the Greyhouse, was recorded at Pachyderm Studios in Minneapolis to preserve a raw, lived-in feel. Songs such as Drone Song, Double Take, Love To Go, and I Can Be Your Dog highlight quiet-loud dynamics, gritty textures, and candid themes of scattered days, self-reflection, and sharp-edged devotion.

Hosted by the Hartford-Springfield Collie Club alongside the South Windsor Kennel Club, this Farm Dog Test provides four separate chances to earn a Farm Dog Certification. Each dog must pass the test twice to qualify, and each session is limited to 15 dogs.

Mr. Donald's Farm brings homemade sweet treats to the Tony Inzero Farmers Markets at West Haven Beach. Look for farm fresh eggs, pies, muffins, jams, granola and more. Everything is baked fresh, so the selection may change. The market also features homegrown fruits and vegetables, additional baked goods, handmade crafts and more along the beach boardwalk. To secure favorites, pre-ordering is available through the farm’s website or by phone. If Saturdays are not an option, the farm also appears at the West Haven Green on Thursdays.

CT Folk Fest & Green Expo brings a full day of music and sustainability programming to Edgerton Park. This free, family-friendly gathering features two stages with performances by local favorites and nationally touring artists, a diverse selection of food trucks, and artisan vendors emphasizing eco-minded shopping. The Green Expo showcases nonprofits and hands-on workshops focused on environmental topics, while the Green Kids Village offers creative activities and interactive fun for younger attendees. Community-centered experiences unfold throughout the park, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Additional information such as lineup updates, vendor opportunities, and VIP options will be shared as the festival approaches.

This event features artisans who create by hand.

This weekly Armory tournament for Flesh and Blood features the Classic Constructed format and includes additional prizes. Entry is $10, and the event consists of three rounds.

Phantasm Gaming hosts a local Riftbound: League of Legends trading card tournament that welcomes both competitive and casual players. Participants can test new deck ideas, play alongside friends, and connect with the community. Entry is $10, and each player receives a booster pack plus Nexus Night promo packs. Advance registration is required to participate.

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.

Enjoy casual Gundam Card Game play with prizes awarded throughout. Participants receive a pack each round, and store credit is given based on final placement. The entry fee is $10. At certain times this event may be replaced by prereleases or larger events, so check Bandai TCG+ for the latest schedule.

Phantasm Gaming hosts locals-format YuGiOh tournaments with prize support that adjusts to the number of players. Entry includes booster packs, and additional packs are awarded as prizes. The entry fee is $10. The shop fosters a welcoming tabletop community across trading card games, roleplaying games, wargaming, and board games for both competitive and casual players.

Twice each week, players come together for Riftbound, a League of Legends card game. The session runs for three rounds with a $10 entry fee. Promotional items and packs are distributed, and participants can also receive store credit.

John Dela Cruz, widely known as Nurse John, brings stand-up shaped by his real experience as a nurse. Born in the Philippines and now based in Los Angeles, he has become a viral creator who turns the everyday rhythms of healthcare work into comedy that feels like chatting with a favorite colleague. His stories about life in and around the hospital connect with audiences both within the healthcare field and beyond.

This concert at College Street Music Hall features The FIXX with Colin Blunstone of The Zombies and Peter Asher of Peter & Gordon. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this is an all-ages show.

Run/Walk To Save a Life honors Christopher Andreozzi, a lifelong Hamden resident who died from sudden cardiac death due to an arrhythmia. Known as Chris, he graduated from Hamden High, Trinity College, and Yale University, and served as a psychiatric APRN at Yale New Haven Hospital and Turnbridge, where he championed compassionate care and the dignity of every patient. Proceeds support the Christopher J. Andreozzi Charitable Foundation, which continues his legacy by raising awareness about Sudden Cardiac Death and arrhythmia, and by providing education, training, and equipment such as CPR instruction and Automated External Defibrillators to help individuals and communities respond effectively to cardiac emergencies. The Foundation also supports the SADS Foundation and the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, and will sponsor scholarships at Hamden High School and the Yale University School of Nursing to prepare future healthcare leaders in his memory. Healthcare professionals will be on site offering instruction in CPR and the use of AEDs, highlighting how prompt CPR and early defibrillation can save lives.

Set on the East Haven Town Green, this 2026 farmers market brings together full season, half season and pop up vendors, blending longtime favorites with new additions. Shoppers can explore Amelia’s Market with produce, subs, Liuzzi cheese, honey, eggs, Sopallata and breads, Beckett Farms with produce, lamb and jams, Cherie’s Sweet Treats with distinctive baked goods, and Disorbo’s Bakery with stuffed breads, cupcakes and Italian specialties. Elvira Cooks features freeze dried candy along with fruits and vegetables, Get Fizzy offers dirty soda, Hoffman Breads presents fresh loaves and danishes, The Nest hosts olive oil tastings and kitchen items, She Sells Sea Glass Art shares sea glass and seashell creations, Shoreline Nursery brings plants and trees, and Steffys Soaps and Candles provides handcrafted candles, soaps and fragrances. Part time vendors add even more variety, including Angela’s Sauce with pasta sauce and salsa, Between the Chapters with surprise book bundles and bookish items, Butterfly Hill Blooms with fresh cut flowers and custom arrangements, Euphoria Jewelry with permanent jewelry inspired by the shoreline, Heaven and Earth with handmade woven baskets, Lena’s Lunchbox with handmade pet treats, and Lynn’s Flavor Fusion with infused crackers and seasoned nuts. Pop up favorites rotate in with treats and gifts such as Auntie Momo’s Gluten Free Bakery, Baileys Shaved Ice, Branford Birdhouse with handcrafted birdhouses, feeders and planter boxes, Duckies Crumbcake, a selection of spice blends, Madison Rose Candle Co with handmade candles featuring wood wicks and wax melts that are crystal infused and horror themed, Maria Rose Authentic Italian Sauce, Megs Sweet Treats with freeze dried candy, Mouse Hole Farm with an author appearance, and face painting by Teach Art to Me. Civic groups also take part. American Legion Post 89 supports Wreaths Across America throughout the season, while rotating community partners share resources and activities, including the Community Dining Room, the East Haven Class of 2027 with bracket making, the East Haven Fire Dept Vol Co 1 Ladies Auxiliary with membership and fundraising information, a food pantry providing educational information and an activity, East Haven Youth Hockey with program details and swag, the East Haven Rotary with fundraising event information, the Girl Scouts with interactive activities, the Shoreline Garden Club with educational programming, and the Shoreline Trolley Museum with learning opportunities. The season includes themed market days that encourage festive displays, activities and giveaways, including Opening Day with a sports theme, a red white and blue celebration of 250 years, the Second Annual Family Fun Day, a kickoff for National Farmers Market Week, Celebrate Summer, Celebrate the World, a fall themed day, and Shopping through the Holidays. A central market booth provides information, monthly raffles and occasional giveaways.

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.

Take a relaxing ride through history at the Shore Line Trolley Museum, where admission provides unlimited trips on vintage streetcars and access to the historic grounds. Climb aboard restored electric trolleys from cities including New Haven, New Orleans, Brooklyn, and Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and travel along the country’s oldest continuously operating suburban street railway. As a working museum, it also offers a look at active restoration and preservation projects taking place throughout the property. Tickets are sold on site and are valid for the entire day. Admission is $15 for adults, $14 for seniors 62 and older, $10 for children, and free for children under 2. Some special programs may have different pricing. Throughout the season, the museum spotlights American innovation and ingenuity, recognizing how electric railways connected communities and reshaped daily life.

This event brings together a welcoming crowd, tasty food, and bold fashion, all set to tropical rhythms playing throughout the day. A live DJ set will close the celebration. Friends can coordinate their outfits and enjoy a day centered on music, style, and good vibes.

Phantasm Gaming hosts weekly Dragonball Fusion World trading card game tournaments where players can compete and connect with the local community. Entry is $10, and registration is available through the Bandai TCG+ app. The shop also maintains a Discord where players can hear about special events, sales, new arrivals, and find others interested in casual games. Phantasm Gaming buys cards. For questions, contact 203-208-0318 or info@phantasmgaming.com.

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.

Learn the basics of Magic: The Gathering at Phantasm Gaming through a guided learn-to-play session that focuses on core gameplay and deck building in a clear, step-by-step format. The experience uses Welcome Decks and teaching materials to make first games smooth for newcomers, and it also suits current players who want to introduce friends to the game. Entry is free. As a WPN store, Phantasm Gaming supports a welcoming community space for tabletop enthusiasts.

Phantasm Gaming hosts recurring YuGiOh tournaments using the Genesys format, offering a chance to compete for prizes and connect with the local dueling community. Entry is $10. Genesys provides a fresh, easy-to-learn way to play that welcomes both long-time players and those just getting started. This event runs at a 100 point cap. Under Genesys rules, Link and Pendulum Monsters are not used, the original field layout returns with no Extra Monster Zones or Pendulum Zones, and the usual Forbidden and Limited list does not apply while the standard limit of up to three copies of a card remains in place. Deck building uses a point system where certain cards have a point value and the combined total across the Main, Extra, and Side Deck must stay within the cap. Phantasm Gaming also supports a broad tabletop scene, from trading card games and RPGs to wargames and board games, creating space for both competitive and casual play.

This free-entry Magic: The Gathering Commander tournament at Phantasm Gaming welcomes both casual and competitive players and offers a friendly setting for pods of friends and for meeting new opponents. The host venue is a WPN store with a broad tabletop focus, including trading card games, roleplaying games, wargaming, and board games.

A weekly One Piece trading card game tournament brings together the local One Piece TCG community for casual and competitive play. Phantasm Gaming is an official Bandai store and provides a welcoming space for tabletop gaming, from trading card games and RPGs to wargaming and board games. Entry is $10.

Phantasm Gaming hosts a weekly local event for the Gundam trading card game, offering a place to refine decks, compete in friendly matches, and connect with other players. Entry is $10, and registration is available through the Bandai TCG+ app. The store welcomes both competitive and casual communities across a variety of tabletop games.

Hosted by the Shore Line Trolley Museum, this annual fundraising dinner at The Woodwinds gathers museum supporters, community leaders, and friends for an evening celebrating the innovation and ingenuity that helped move America forward. The event features dinner, time to connect, and opportunities to support the museum’s continuing preservation and educational work.

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.

Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, Chelsea Handler brings The High And Mighty Tour to College Street Music Hall for a night of sharp, candid stand-up. All ages are welcome. Handler is a comedian, television host, and the author of seven New York Times best sellers. She hosted E!’s Chelsea Lately for seven years, during which she was the sole woman leading a late-night talk show. She later created the documentary series Chelsea Does and the Netflix talk show Chelsea. Her stand-up special Evolution on HBO Max earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Comedy Album, and she launched the iHeartRadio advice podcast Dear Chelsea. She toured widely with Vaccinated and Horny, performing 115 shows across more than 90 cities in North America and earning a People’s Choice Award. She followed with the acclaimed Netflix special The Feeling, continued a celebrated run hosting the Critics’ Choice Awards for three consecutive years, and wrapped a European tour titled An Abroad Broad. Her latest book is I’ll Have What She’s Having, and she currently headlines a Las Vegas residency, Chelsea at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan, where she became the venue’s first female comedian in residence.

TopHouse joins Katie Lynne Sharbaugh for an all-ages show at Space Ballroom. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this concert spotlights TopHouse’s genre-defying style, blending rock-driven energy with bluegrass roots and moving from pulse-quickening tunes to heartfelt ballads.

Don Omar performs at PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, CT. This event features the artist on stage at the arena.

The 25th Annual F.O.C.U.S. Golf Classic marks a special milestone at New Haven Country Club. This anniversary edition celebrates 25 years on the course and honors the long-running legacy of the Classic.

Kevin Atwater brings his heartfelt songwriting to Space Ballroom with Jessie Mazin on the bill. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, the show highlights an artist who rose quickly after sharing music online, winning listeners with candid, intimate songs. Originally from Chicago and now based in New York City, Atwater gained wide attention when a performance of Star Tripping went viral on TikTok, and his full demos drew large audiences while earning support from artists including MUNA, Lizzy McAlpine, and Noah Kahan. His EP Downers Grove has surpassed 15 million streams, and the fan-driven single Why Did You Invite Me To Your Wedding has accumulated more than half a million streams after circulating widely on social media. He has toured in support of Jeremy Zucker, Leith Ross, and Searows. His debut album, Achilles, has earned over 10 million streams, accompanying a sold-out first headlining tour across North America and a New York City short film inspired by Why Did You Invite Me To Your Wedding. He is currently at work on his second full-length project, Blush Red. This is an all-ages event.

College Street Music Hall hosts TASTE OF CHAOS featuring In This Moment and Hollywood Undead, with I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue rounding out the bill. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this all ages concert brings multiple bands together on one stage.

Hosted at the Shubert, this screening invites audiences to become the jury by voting for Best Film and Best Actor, with ballots handed out upon entry. The program presents the ten finalists while the same lineup is shown at more than 500 venues worldwide at the same time. With previous finalists going on to receive Academy Award nominations and short films increasingly gaining mainstream traction, this 29th annual edition of the festival showcases standout work from across the globe.

This Flesh and Blood event focuses on exploring a variety of formats. For this installment the spotlight is on Ultimate Pit Fight using Silver Age decks, bringing multiplayer action to the table.

Experience a live performance from Katie Pruitt at Space Ballroom, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. This is an all ages show, and tickets are currently on sale.

The Wiz arrives at the Shubert Theatre as part of the Broadway Series with an all-new tour fresh from Broadway. Critics from outlets including The Baltimore Sun and the Chicago Sun-Times have praised this high-octane revival for its standout performances, imaginative choreography, and vivid design. A landmark reimagining of The Wizard of Oz, it features a score steeped in soul, gospel, rock, and 70s funk, matched with Dorothy’s journey to find her place in a contemporary world. Ballet, jazz, and modern pop movement infuse the production with a vibrant new energy.

76th Street takes the stage at Space Ballroom with Tornsey also performing. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this is an all ages show. Tickets are on sale.

Danielle Miraglia brings soulful, danceable tunes to Cantean for an evening of lively music in an intimate listening space. The venue opens prior to the performance, and food is served before the show begins, making it easy to settle in comfortably. This is a ticketed event in a cozy setting that offers a close-to-the-music experience.

Robbie G debuts a new ensemble at Longley’s with a lively jam band mix of old-school dance rhythms, Motown soul, disco vibes, and a little extra variety. The lineup includes guitarist and vocalist John Henry Langley, bassist and vocalist Scott Kahn, drummer and vocalist George Schultz, and percussionist and vocalist Robbie G, with a keyboard player to be announced.

Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this all ages concert at Space Ballroom features The Smiths Tribute NYC performing the legendary band’s classics and deep cuts. The New York based act is led by a vocalist whose age matches Morrissey during the band’s 1980s peak. Coverage from Rolling Stone, WIRED, and The New York Times has praised the show, with writers highlighting the singer’s uncanny Morrissey presence and calling the experience even more fun than seeing Morrissey himself. The group’s touring record includes many sold out performances across the country, including in Boston, Austin, and Los Angeles, and appearances with members of Guided by Voices, Nada Surf, and alumni of Morrissey’s former touring band.

The 9th annual New Haven Dragon Boat Festival brings teams together for paddling, spirited competition, and fun. Community teams are welcome to register and take part.

First-timers and returning participants are all welcome at this team walk, with an emphasis on staying together so nobody is on their own. After registering for the team, participants receive a separate email.

Westie Pawlooza raises funds for the West Haven Animal Shelter. The event will feature adoptable pets on site and vendors. Sponsorships are tax deductible through Green Fur Kidz, Inc., which is organizing the event. Appreciation is extended to the sponsors who support this effort.

Celebrate fall with a craft crawl at Caius Farm Brewery. 25 handmade vendors return with autumn favorites and early holiday shopping ideas. Pick up a drink from the brewery, explore the vendor selection, and sip while you shop.

The 4th Annual Lion Heart Classic returns with a new date, supporting Yale New Haven Hospital in the fight against breast cancer. It takes place at the Orange Town Pool in Orange, CT. Entry registration will open again soon.

Move with MADD Connecticut takes place on the East Haven Town Green and honors the life of Mason Fish, who died from injuries sustained in an impaired driving crash in 2023. The event includes an opening ceremony and a kickoff on the green. In partnership with The Shore Line Trolley Museum, participants walk from the green to the museum for a trolley ride.

Snail Mail and Soccer Mommy share the stage at College Street Music Hall for an all-ages show, with Brennan Wedl opening, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. Snail Mail, the project of Lindsey Jordan, arrives with Ricochet, a third album that pairs clear-eyed introspection with wider, hypnotic melodies and ornate strings. Written with deliberate focus and recorded with Aron Kobayashi Ritch at Fidelitorium Recordings and studios in Brooklyn, the new material bridges the poised guitars of Lush and the raw energy of Valentine, drawing on vibrant 90s alt-rock textures while exploring themes of mortality, connection, and distance. Soccer Mommy, led by Sophie Allison, continues her candid, diaristic approach on the tender and resolute Evergreen, reflecting on personal loss and grounding the songs in raw, unvarnished production that keeps the heart of her demos intact while sidestepping easy singer-songwriter tropes. Brennan Wedl sets the tone with unflinching snapshots of twenty-something life, shifting from sweet country to crashing rock and hushed acoustic moments, tracing a tug of war between moderation and hedonism and drawing on roots that include her work with Dazey & The Scouts, with a self-titled debut album on the way. This lineup brings together expansive indie rock and candid storytelling from three distinctive voices.

At Hamden Town Center Park, this community walk shines a light on suicide prevention and support. Suicide ranks as the eleventh leading cause of death in the United States, and deepening understanding is a vital step toward prevention. Money raised through the event helps fund research, advocacy, and education in schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods across Connecticut. Participants will find a caring network of people who understand, a chance to feel less alone, and an opportunity to make a difference together. Free registration is available to receive important updates from local organizers.

Compassionfest returns in support of BARC CT as this year's Compassionate Cause. Set at Southern Connecticut State University, this community festival brings together people who value justice, kindness, equality, and compassion. Attendees can explore a marketplace of animal-friendly products and local artisans, enjoy vegan food, and connect with non-profit organizations. The day also features informative talks, music, yoga, healing workshops, and vegan tattooing, with activities designed for all ages. Free tickets are available.

Space Ballroom hosts a live music showcase featuring Howling Giant and High Desert Queen with Afghan Haze. The event is produced by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. It is open to all ages, and tickets are available for purchase.

David Sedaris, the country’s best-selling humor writer and social satirist, appears after the release of his newest short story collection, The Land and Its People. In his recognizable blend of sharp wit and sartorial flair, he presents fresh, unpublished pieces alongside thoughtful commentary that invites both laughter and reflection. The program is a reading and includes book signings available before and after the event.

A relaxed gathering for enthusiasts of classic cars, motorcycles, and modern sports cars. Enjoy pizza and friendly conversations about your car or motorcycle.

Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, The Midnight brings the Time Machines Tour to College Street Music Hall. The Los Angeles duo channels a cinematic synthwave sound that blends nostalgic 80s textures with modern production, turning neon-lit moods into big, memorable melodies. Their latest studio album, Syndicate, spans 17 tracks and widens the scope of their songwriting, with singles including Shadowverse, Digital Dreams, Chariot, and Love is an Ocean. Themes of uncertainty, resilience, and end-of-the-world worries ripple through the lyrics while layered keyboards and bold chord changes drive the music. Known for dynamic live performances and a passionate following, the band has topped Billboard’s electronic chart, appeared at major festivals, and shared a 2024 co-headline run with Chromeo. This event is all ages.

America’s Game arrives in New Haven with Wheel of Fortune LIVE!, a brand-new stage show led by a well-known host. It offers the sole opportunity to spin a replica of the wheel and compete for prizes outside Sony Pictures Studios. Audience members may be selected to take the stage, solve puzzles, and play for rewards at every show, including trips to Paris or Hawaii, or up to $10,000 in cash. Everyone can share in the excitement with a chance to win.

Veterinary Care Everywhere and East Haven Animal Control are teaming up to offer an affordable veterinary wellness clinic at East Haven Animal Shelter in East Haven, Connecticut. Services include a physical exam, rabies and distemper vaccinations, deworming medication, and a heartworm test for dogs. The cost is $60 per pet for seniors, veterans, and individuals with physical disabilities, and $100 per pet for the general public. Pre-registration is required.

Elmo’s Got the Moves is an all-new Sesame Street Live show that brings Elmo and his Sesame Street friends to the stage with singing and dancing. Families can enjoy favorite songs such as "Sunny Days," "Elmo’s Got the Moves," and "Letter of the Day" while laughing, learning, and playing together. A $40 Photo Experience add-on is available to ticket buyers, offering a chance to meet characters from the show.

Nrityagram Dance Ensemble, led by Artistic Director Surupa Sen, presents KHAṄKHAṆĀ, the sound of dancing feet. Recognized as one of India’s foremost companies, the ensemble is dedicated to sharing Odissi, a dance tradition with roots reaching back to around 200 BCE and originally offered as a sacred ritual. Odissi explores themes of love and the union of human and divine, inviting audiences into a realm of wonder and spirituality. This program gathers celebrated works created over the past three decades by choreographer and internationally renowned Odissi artist Surupa Sen, highlighting her distinctive vision and movement language.

Preacher Dogs delivers a psychedelic rock experience rooted in love, peace, and upbeat energy. The show revisits favorites from the 60s and 70s, featuring music by The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Cream, The Rolling Stones, Deep Purple, Joe Cocker, John Lennon, Steppenwolf, Cheap Trick, and more. It is a nostalgic journey through timeless songs, presented with high-energy performances and a feel-good vibe.

Jukebox Radio returns to Orange Ale House with a set featuring songs by Bruno Mars, Dua Lipa, Blink 182, Post Malone, Bon Jovi, The Killers, Teddy Swims, Stevie Wonder, Britney Spears and more. The performance centers on music from these artists.

Spend an afternoon exploring spiritual connection guided by medium Jean MacDonald. The cost is $50 per person, and seating is limited.

Sean Altman and Jack Skuller pay tribute to the record-breaking duo of Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, blending humor, vibrant energy, charm, and spot-on harmonies. The concert traces their journey from teenage beginnings and early folk success to global hit-making, and it also features selections from Paul Simon’s solo work. Favorite songs unfold in an intimate tribute setting. Each ticket includes one beverage, alcoholic or non-alcoholic.

Space Ballroom hosts a concert headlined by Wednesday 13 with Dead on a Sunday and Above Snakes. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this all-ages show has tickets on sale.

Robert Lester Folsom appears at Space Ballroom for an all ages performance presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. A southern singer, songwriter, and psychedelic serviceman, Folsom’s rediscovered recordings have broadened his place in American folk rock. Anthology Recordings’ Sunshine Only Sometimes: Archives Vol. 2, 1972–1975 draws from sessions tracked around Georgia with a reel to reel in bedrooms, a barn, and a motel room, capturing a revolving cast of sharp studio collaborators. These early works mingle mellow folk, rural colors, and psych tinges with strong hooks and introspective writing, while his 1976 album Music and Dreams explored smooth West Coast AOR and the Laurel Canyon strain of soft rock Americana. His path included inventive home overdubbing on a Sears two track, close work with guitarist Hans VanBrackle, and the formation of the progressive southern rock outfit Abacus. The result is a body of songs that pairs light and shadow with a timeless feel, inviting continued discovery across generations.

Michael Carbonaro, the face of truTV’s The Carbonaro Effect, presents a live experience that mixes sharp humor with astonishing magic, inviting plenty of audience involvement. Following two successful national tours, he returns with a new adventure titled Wonderboy, introducing him as a mischievous hero. The show brings together wonder, laughs, and onstage illusions where reality takes a back seat.

Bad Manner'z will be at Pub 34 for a party.

Towne Billiards hosts a single-day 9-ball doubles tournament where teams compete for the opportunity to represent Greater New Haven APA in Spring 2027. Teams play in an alternate shot format with a combined team handicap limit of 10, and the bracket follows a modified single-elimination structure. Each participant must have at least 20 9-ball scores in their APA history within the two years leading up to the tournament entry deadline. The entry fee is $100 per team. Pre-registration is required, and space is limited.

The 7th Annual Kulturally LIT Fest celebrates the lasting influence, brilliance, and transformative power of Black women across generations. Guided by the theme And Still We Rise, the gathering elevates voices, stories, and creative legacies that continue to shape culture, community, and shared imagination. Throughout the day, writers, artists, thinkers, and people from the community come together for thoughtful panels, hands-on workshops, and a curated vendor marketplace. Discussions and activities highlight Black women not only as figures of the past, but as architects of the future. The atmosphere is intentional, inspiring, and deeply communal, with storytelling serving as a space for connection, reflection, and joy. Attendees can engage, build, and honor the many ways Black women continue to rise and carry communities forward. A call for presenters and vendors will be announced soon.

World-renowned Vitamin String Quartet, featured in Season 4 of Netflix's Bridgerton, teams up with the acclaimed vocal trio Girl Named Tom for a concert that blends lush strings with radiant harmonies. VSQ reimagines pop and rock favorites as virtuosic instrumentals, while Girl Named Tom brings award-winning harmonies and heartfelt songwriting that earned the group the top spot on The Voice in 2021. Together they showcase the vibrant spirit of new American folk music, presenting inventive takes on beloved classics alongside contemporary hits. Expect polished performances, rich arrangements, and memorable moments of collaboration throughout the evening.

An evening of original songs features nationally touring artist Vance Gilbert. Richmond Magazine has likened his artistry to a blend of Joni Mitchell and Richie Havens, mixed with the sharp, playful wit of Rodney Dangerfield, suggesting a performance that balances depth and humor.

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents presents a show at Space Ballroom featuring Life in Your Way with With Honor, Ghost Trader, and Outer Gloom. This is an all-ages event, and tickets are available.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Caius Farm Brewery with a different lineup at every show. The bill features comedians with television appearances and popular podcast credits. Expect a fresh mix of acts and an evening of laughs in the brewery setting.

Direct from Jamaica, Plié for the Arts' AMALGAMATION lights up the Shubert Theatre stage with a high-energy blend of dance and music. The Plié Collective and the ASHE Company join forces in a single production that channels passion, precision, and standout talent. Bold visuals, vibrant rhythms, and collaborative artistry power a celebration of excellence as two premier Jamaican ensembles perform together.

Hagaman Library launches a new romance book club celebrating love stories from gentle to steamy with Between the Covers: From Sweet to Spicy, We Read It All. Each month, the group selects a title, shares a 1 to 5 Spice Level rating, and identifies three key tropes so readers can gauge the vibe before diving in. The kickoff discussion features Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez, a slow-burn romance rated 2 out of 5 for spice with an open-door feel that emphasizes deep emotional connection and includes one explicit scene later in the book. Conversation will explore the dating curse, where each lead’s ex seems to meet a soulmate right after the breakup, a pretend summer fling designed to break that pattern, and the found family thread that centers on caring for the people you love.

RGB brings its acoustic trio performance to Caius Farm Brewing, featuring RG, Mike Piercey, and Eli Farland.

Brooks Williams appears at Cantean with acoustic guitar work steeped in country and blues influences, shaped by years of performing around the world. The setting is a cozy listening room that keeps the spotlight on the music. The venue indicates that doors open ahead of the performance, food is available beforehand, and the show begins promptly.

Hosted at Caius Farm Brewery in Branford, Connecticut, this finals event caps the combined Connecticut and Rhode Island Steinholding State Tournament. Top competitors from across the region will compete to determine the Southern New England Steinholding Champions, who will earn invitations to the USSA National Steinholding Championship. Champions will also receive prizes from BavariaTrachten.com. Finals spots are limited and reserved for competitors who qualify through partner venue events.

Space Ballroom welcomes a bill presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, headlined by Florida-born artist ivri with Ally Nicholas. ivri crafts an immersive musical world that fuses D.I.Y. alternative grit with intense pop, shoegaze textures, rock energy, and a touch of science fiction flair. Her candid songwriting and hybrid sound have drawn major online traction with billions of views, hundreds of millions of streams, and early attention from outlets such as OnesToWatch. After early momentum from vocal samples circulating online, she stepped into her solo path with EPs like Sometimes in 2022 and The Star Factory in 2023, leading to the 2025 release The Theory of You. The single tower of memories sparked millions of fan-made videos, reached the top of Rock on SoundCloud and the TikTok Viral Chart, and approached 100 million on-demand streams. Her songs dig into the weight of memory and the ups and downs of relationships, family, and friendship, all wrapped in vivid, story-driven atmospheres. This show is all ages.

The Living Tombstone brings its lore-driven, gaming-infused sound to College Street Music Hall for an all ages show. The duo of Yoav Landau and Sam Haft has built a massive global following, with millions of subscribers and tens of billions of streams, and they arrive fresh from a sold out world tour across four continents. Onstage they inhabit their original characters, zero_one and Rust, inviting fans into a narrative universe that extends beyond music. Their catalog includes multiple RIAA-certified tracks and chart success with Five Nights at Freddy’s, with songs featured over film end credits, including its follow-up It’s Been So Long. Beyond the band, their creative work spans TV, video games, and animation, highlighted by the indie horror title In Sound Mind, which earned strong reception from players on Steam, and the Rock N’ Rumble universe that is expanding into a strategy video game. Through their Ghost Pixel Records imprint in partnership with 10K Projects, they released the album Rust alongside producer CJ Baran and are developing its successor, Armstrong, while continuing to collaborate with peers such as Bbno$.

Presented by the New Haven Philatelic Society, this free-admission Fourth Sunday show highlights stamps, coins, and a variety of collectibles. All are welcome to browse and enjoy the offerings. Dealers interested in taking part can send a direct message to the event account or email NHPS1914@outlook.com for setup.

At College Street Music Hall, Grammy-winning Mexican guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela bring the OurHome Tour, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. Their latest album, OurHome, was self-produced in Tokyo and weaves a vivid sonic journey that blends imagery of roaming creatures, celestial flight, and stardust with a reflective search for inner peace. Known for propulsive instrumental guitar music, the duo spans classical, rock, metal, and cinematic influences, a path that led from busking on Dublin’s Grafton Street to a GRAMMY win for Mettavolution and performances on many of the world’s most iconic stages. The new material spotlights a return to richly textured acoustic sound while welcoming collaborators on the album such as Marty Friedman and Hiromi. Live, Rodrigo’s quicksilver melodies and Gabriela’s driving, percussive rhythms create an experience that shifts from quiet intensity to exhilarating momentum. This event is open to all ages.

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents present the Eugene, Oregon jazz duo Dana and Alden at Space Ballroom, with Alex Amen also on the bill. Centered on saxophone and drums, their sound is grounded in jazz while drawing from indie, pop, rap, bossa nova, and other influences. Their album Papa’s Boat grew from memories of their globe-trotting grandfather and a photo of him beside his boat Sŵn y Môr, a Welsh name meaning Sound of the Sea, with water serving as a recurring theme. The recording features producer Malcolm Catto in London and contributions from bandmates Ebba Dankel on vocals and keys, Andrew Mitchell on bass, Eli Torgersen on vocals and guitar, and Salim Charvet on sax and synths, along with guest appearances by Mei Semones, Melanie Charles, and Brazilian songwriter Marcos Valle on tracks including El Gaucho and Friendship Is A Boat. A piece like Lighthouse pairs saxophone with synths and hints at the album’s reflective, seafaring spirit. This is an all ages event, and tickets are on sale.

Space Ballroom welcomes HARBOUR for an all ages show presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. The Cincinnati band has grown from packing hometown rooms to selling out venues nationwide, bringing a lively sound that truly comes to life on stage. The lineup features Ryan Green on vocals and guitar, Jarett Lewis on guitar, Zack Lemons on guitar, Ryan Sulken on drums, and Devon Turner on bass. With five full length albums, including the latest release Great, Big, Insignificant, they have supported artists such as Bilmuri and Wilderado and completed their first multinational headline tour.

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents host The Gringos at Space Ballroom. This is an all ages show.

CT Cult Classics and Manic Presents bring an immersive live-to-film experience to College Street Music Hall. Ridley Scott’s cult classic Blade Runner screens in its 2007 Final Cut on a large HD display while The Avex Ensemble performs Vangelis’s synthesizer-driven score live in sync with the movie. The dystopian noir follows former police officer Rick Deckard as he returns to duty to track four escaped Replicants, a pursuit complicated by his encounter with Rachel, a Replicant who believes she is human, which raises enduring questions about identity and emotion. The score’s sweeping synths and atmospheric textures helped redefine the role of electronic music in cinema and remain closely tied to the film’s visual mood. Following its North American premiere, Blade Runner Live in Concert sets out on its first U.S. tour. This event is all ages.

Scott Freiman, host of the Public Television series Deconstructing the Beatles, presents a deep dive honoring the album’s 60th anniversary. He guides the audience song by song, uncovering the influences behind each piece and describing how the recordings took shape in the studio. Each ticket includes one beverage, alcoholic or non-alcoholic.

Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, Hovvdy appears at Space Ballroom with Christian Lee Hutson. The duo of Will Taylor and Charlie Martin has spent more than a decade shaping a distinctive place in indie music, growing from understated slowcore beginnings in Austin into a sound that blends twangy indie rock, 2000s-influenced pop country, and tender acoustic ballads with pop sensibilities. Across five studio albums, they have explored love in many forms on True Love and wrestled with loss and personal change on their self-titled Hovvdy. The Big World songs turn toward a more enigmatic lens, contemplating where they fit in with a calm, assured presence. All ages are welcome.

An event uniting Disney’s Descendants and the Zombies franchise takes place at PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, CT, bringing the two worlds together in one crossover experience.

FCM returns to Orange Ale House in Orange with a live set steeped in grunge. Food and drinks are available from the venue.

Towne Billiards hosts a one-day 8-ball doubles event that serves as the Spring 2027 APA team selection for the Greater New Haven APA. Teams compete in an Alternate Shot format within a Modified Single Elimination bracket, with the winning pair earning the opportunity to represent the league in Spring 2027. Each player must have at least 20 recorded 8-ball scores in their APA history within the two years prior to the tournament entry deadline, and each team must meet a combined maximum handicap of 10. The entry fee is $100 per team. Pre-registration is required, and spots are limited.

American Ballet Theatre’s junior ensemble brings together gifted dancers ages 17 to 21 from around the world, honing their skills for careers with ABT and other top companies. The program showcases a wide span of repertoire, from classical and neoclassical to contemporary works. Each season, the company invites both emerging and renowned choreographers to craft new creations for its dancers, fostering fresh voices in the art form. More than four fifths of ABT’s current roster, including the majority of its Soloists and Principals, once trained in this company, offering a glimpse of the next generation of ballet talent.

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents bring a powerhouse lineup to Space Ballroom with ADULT., A Place To Bury Strangers, and Lunacy. This is an all ages show. A Place To Bury Strangers, led by Oliver Ackermann of New York City, blends post-punk, noise rock, shoegaze, psychedelia, and experimental sounds into music that feels volatile and alive. As the mind behind Death By Audio, Ackermann’s signal-twisting effects encourage artists to push sound to its limits, and onstage the band delivers an immersive, untamed, and electrifying experience where live experiments and sudden breakthroughs collide. With John Fedowitz on bass and Sandra Fedowitz on drums, the group channels a sharp, urgent, and melodic energy. Their archival collection Rare and Deadly opens a vault of demos, B-sides, abandoned experiments, and raw fragments pulled from late-night sessions and blown-out tapes. Each format presents a distinct tracklist, so no single version tells the whole story, offering alternate windows into their evolving ideas, from riffs warped by misbehaving pedals to melodies swallowed by walls of feedback. Also appearing are ADULT. and Lunacy, rounding out an intense night at Space Ballroom.

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents present a show at Space Ballroom headlined by Heal The Hurt with Magdalene Rose and Unbroken Reign also performing. The event welcomes attendees of any age, and tickets are available.

Sophie Hunter takes the stage at Space Ballroom, with the evening presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. People of any age are welcome.

Continue your dog’s training in everyday settings with an intermediate group for teams that have already completed a Basic Canine Life Skills class. Sessions take place mostly outdoors and rotate to a new public location each time, focusing on loose leash walking, polite greetings, staying engaged around distractions, and learning a few new tricks. It is a practical way to refresh skills and strengthen the bond between you and your dog. This session meets at The Whitney Workshop at EWM. Pre-registration is required. There are no tickets and spots cannot be transferred, so do not buy from commenters. Register directly by emailing Michelle@refinedcanine.com. The fee is $40 per class, $140 for a package of four classes, or $400 for all 12 in a year.

AMF Circle Lanes hosts a hands-on testing opportunity with a $20 fee that lets participants evaluate before purchasing. Registration takes place in the Pro Shop. For questions or more information, contact Tyler Hurne at tyhurne300@outlook.com.

Longley’s hosts a high energy 90s rock show inspired by Stone Temple Pilots, Gin Blossoms, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Collective Soul, Bush, Nirvana, Green Day, and Alice In Chain. The night centers on the standout alternative rock of that decade, delivered with an energetic feel.

A music-focused evening at Z's Corner Cafe highlights songs connected to the 27's Club and more.

Following a postponement, the Big Head Todd and The Monsters concert at College Street Music Hall has been rescheduled. Original tickets will be honored and no further action is needed. If the updated schedule does not work, refund requests can be emailed to customersupport@manicpresents.com with your full name and order number. Refunds are issued at the point of purchase and may take up to 30 days to appear. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this all-ages show spotlights the Colorado quartet’s blend of blues-soaked rock and storytelling. Todd Park Mohr, Brian Nevin, Rob Squires, and Jeremy Lawton continue to deliver tight, high-energy performances shaped by decades of collaboration. Their latest album, Her Way Out, showcases road-tested songs and big, melodic hooks, with highlights including the title track, Thunderbird, Don’t Kill Me Tonight, and King Kong. Over the years they have teamed up with rock and blues greats, performed Blue Sky live at NASA Mission Control for astronauts aboard the International Space Station, and earned recognition in the Colorado Music Hall of Fame.

The Legislative Council will hold a hybrid regular meeting, with options to attend in person at Memorial Town Hall or participate virtually. A fully itemized agenda and supporting materials are available online. Live public comment will be accepted from attendees in the room and from participants connected through Zoom. To speak remotely, raise your hand when the public input session opens and you will be called in the order received. After speaking, you will be returned to the audience. The public input period is limited to ensure time for council business.

Primer 55 brings the Shattered Schemes and Broken Dreams Tour to Space Ballroom after a standout year for their reunion. With REdEFIND and Sicksense alongside, the band hits hard with staples that cemented Introduction to Mayhem as a benchmark, then pushes the volume higher with picks from The New Release. A year in, the energy, aggression, and attitude are amplified, a clear reminder of the impact they carved out in nu metal.

Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical marks two decades of holiday magic with a record-breaking Broadway run that has entertained more than 3 million people across 83 cities. Featuring the signature song You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch, this heartwarming classic offers a festive tradition for families to enjoy together.

College Street Music Hall welcomes Zoltan Kaszas on his Worldwide(ish) Tour, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. The Hungarian-born, award-winning comedian is known for sharp, observational storytelling and has earned recognition from The Atlantic as a breakout star. His work has appeared across SiriusXM comedy channels, Laughs on Fox, Netflix Is a Joke, and at Scotland’s Fringe. A viral routine comparing cats and dogs amassed more than 68 million views, with The Guardian listing it among the ten funniest things seen online. He has released two Dry Bar stand-up specials and four independent specials on YouTube, including Modern Male, White Lies, Honorary Jones, and London Fog. This is an all-ages event, and tickets are on sale now.

Pub 34 hosts a party featuring Bad Manner'z.

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents bring Rival Sons to College Street Music Hall on The Domestic Bliss Tour, joined by The Blue Stones and The Velveteers. This all ages concert welcomes fans for a full evening of live music. Tickets are on sale now.

A stand-up showcase at Caius Farm Brewery presented by Next Stop Comedy, featuring a rotating lineup of comedians at every show. The bill includes performers with television appearances and popular podcast credits, delivering fresh sets and plenty of laughs.

Returning for a final 2026 appearance at Trinity Bar in New Haven, CT, the band welcomes friend Nick C as the fill-in bassist. The set features songs by Bruno Mars, Dua Lipa, Blink 182, Post Malone, Bon Jovi, The Killers, Teddy Swims, Stevie Wonder, Britney Spears, and more.

Admission is free for this show highlighting stamps, coins, and other collectibles, and everyone is welcome. Dealers who would like to participate can inquire by emailing NHPS1914@outlook.com.

RGB is back for its ongoing last-Friday-of-the-month performance series. This trio features Rob Glassman, Mike Piercey, and Eli Farland.

Connecticut native Frank Viele returns to Cantean for an intimate listening room performance that highlights his heartfelt songwriting, gritty raspy vocals, and soulful guitar work. Food service is available before the music begins and concludes shortly ahead of showtime. The performance starts promptly in this intimate setting.

Taking place at Sleeping Giant State Park, this challenge focuses entirely on the Tower Trail. Starting near the park entrance, the route follows a mostly smooth carriage road that climbs more than 600 feet over about a mile and a half to the Observation Tower, then heads back down the same way. Loops include a short section off the main trail at the beginning and end. Two duration options, 8 hours or 4 hours, let participants decide how many round trips to the tower they aim to complete while enjoying the park's far-reaching views and well-known network of trails.