Events in Stamford, CT

At Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course, the eighth annual Tee Up for LivFree begins with breakfast and check in, continues on the course at tee off, and wraps up with dinner and an awards presentation.

Polish Night returns to the Polish United Club with an evening centered on Polish music, food, drinks, and community spirit. Expect live Polish entertainment and a welcoming vibe that celebrates friends and Polish heritage. Traditional favorites will be available for purchase, including pierogi, kielbasa, and zapkianki. Polish beers will be offered at happy hour prices to round out the festivities.

Don and Michele DuPont share their signature take on classic jazz and big band vocals, blending smooth harmonies with a polished, vintage flair. Their credits span performances throughout the United States and Europe, with Carnegie Hall among their appearances. The pair toured with Hildegarde, celebrated as the Incomparable, and released a recording on Original Cast Records in 2007. Whether appearing on a grand stage or in an intimate room, they bring the spirit of the golden era to life and keep listeners captivated.

Enjoy a creative night designed for ages 17 and up. For $75, this hands-on session introduces the basics of throwing on the potter’s wheel in a friendly, step-by-step format suitable for beginners. Start with a lump of clay and shape it into a personal creation, then pick a glaze color from the studio’s options for one piece. All materials and firing are included, and each participant keeps one finished work. Everyone has their own wheel, and registration is per person. Closed beverages are welcome during class. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup in approximately three to four weeks. Recognized by Westchester Magazine’s Best of Westchester as Best Artsy Night Out.

Buzzcocks headline District Music Hall with support from Minds Eye in an all-ages show presented by WPKN, Premier Concerts, and Manic Presents. The band brings sharp melodies and a restless spirit that have defined them for decades, led by Steve Diggle. Their catalog ranges from the self-released Spiral Scratch EP to classic albums like Another Music In a Different Kitchen, Love Bites, and A Different Kind of Tension, with songs including Promises and Harmony In My Head. Recent work such as the album Sonics In The Soul continues that mix of urgent guitars and tuneful hooks, and a new record titled Attitude Adjustment is in progress.

Set amid candlelight at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Westchester County, this concert celebrates the film scores of Hans Zimmer performed by the Highline String Quartet. The program features Time from Inception, This Land from The Lion King, Zooster’s Breakout from Madagascar, Supermarine from Dunkirk, Honor from The Pacific, A Dark Knight from The Dark Knight, suites from Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Dune, and Pirates of the Caribbean, along with Cornfield Chase from Interstellar and Discombobulate from Sherlock Holmes. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible, and seating is assigned upon arrival within each zone.

Jukebox Radio marks its first performance at Boca Oyster Bar in Bridgeport, CT. The set features songs from Bruno Mars, Dua Lipa, Blink 182, Post Malone, Bon Jovi, The Killers, Teddy Swims, Stevie Wonder, Britney Spears, and more. The venue offers fresh oysters and crafted drinks.

Mystery Train performs a Jerry Garcia Band tribute at BRYAC Black Rock, bringing Garcia-inspired vibes for a night centered on his music.

Some hacks makes a debut at Twelvenote BREW CO. This first appearance introduces the act to the venue and marks the beginning of its presence there.

Start the day by the water with a mixed-level yoga class on the Jacky Durrell Pavilion’s waterfront deck at Penfield Beach. The group meets on the Jacky Durrell Deck, and if the weather is unfavorable, the class moves a short distance to the covered deck at Penfield Pavilion. Newer practitioners are encouraged to try beginner classes before attending. The drop-in fee is $30. Advance registration is required, walk-ins are not accepted, and space is limited. A beach sticker is not needed at that time. Please bring a yoga mat, any props you like, and consider sunscreen and bug spray.

Build confidence, ease, and a deeper connection to your body in a beginner friendly yoga class that emphasizes foundational poses, mindful breathing, soft stretching, and intentional movement. The practice unfolds at a steady, supportive pace with clear guidance, plenty of options, and room to learn the essentials without pressure. It is well suited for newcomers, anyone feeling tight, those easing back into movement, people who prefer a slower hatha style approach, and students looking to solidify their base. Expect a welcoming atmosphere where you can move at your own pace, ask questions, and develop your practice step by step. No flexibility or previous yoga experience is required. Drop in is $30.

The Stamford Downtown Farmers Market brings local growers, bakers, and makers together at Veterans Memorial Park for a weekly showcase of fresh, regional goodness. Browse seasonal fruits, vegetables, and flowers alongside breads, jams, baked treats, cheeses, oils, and other specialties, all sourced directly from area producers. Weather permitting, the market also features a free yoga session with no pre-registration required, and live music to set a lively mood. Vendors include Amazing Momo, Amelia’s florist and farm market, Anderson + Joy, Biscuit and Bones LLC, Crumbs & Comfort by Nicole, DoughCo Bagels, Elizabeth’s Vegan Bakery, Fifth State Distillery, Honey Bee Flower Truck, Mad Kneady Cottage Bakery, On The Brew Coffee Company, Saint X Foods, Pickles Olives Etc, and Waterview Farm. Some vendors participate on a part-time basis.

Discover a welcoming community market at the First Congregational Church of Norwalk. Browse farm fresh fruits and vegetables, artisanal breads, coffee from local roasters, and distinctive goods created by area farmers, bakers, and makers. It is a convenient place to stock up on weekly groceries, support small businesses, and enjoy a relaxed morning outdoors. Meet neighbors, chat with vendors, and take home seasonal finds.

An in-store Armies on Parade celebration recognizing hobbyists of every skill level. Awards will be presented for standout entries, and all participants are celebrated for their hard work. It offers a friendly setting to acknowledge Armies on Parade accomplishments alongside fellow hobbyists.

Explore clay in a hands-on workshop centered on creating a pottery planter. Professional ceramic artists lead a demonstration, then participants handbuild and sculpt their own pieces and finish them with glaze. Completed works are fired at Clay Art Center. This introductory session welcomes ages 6 and up with a parent or guardian. An adult is required to participate, tuition is per person, and each adult and child registers separately. Adults and children work on separate projects. Price: $42.

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.

This one-time pottery class is for families, welcoming parents, kids, tweens, and teens who want to learn the potter’s wheel. Participants must be ages 10 or older and attend with a parent or guardian. Experienced ceramic artists provide step-by-step instruction as each student works at an individual wheel and learns the basics of wheel throwing. Beginners are encouraged to attend, and no previous experience is required. Materials and firing costs are included. The cost is $60.

Pedal through Bridgeport under the glow of a full moon on a relaxed group ride. This installment highlights the Super Corn Moon along with a lunar eclipse. Participants meet at BPT Creates for brief bicycle safety checks and tutorials, then ride to a spot selected for clear views of the moonrise. Bring your own bike or borrow a limited loaner. Photographers are encouraged to capture night shots, and snacks and beverages are welcome.

At Jazz On Main, Pete Rodríguez leads a quartet that showcases his multifaceted artistry. A contributor to three Grammy-winning recordings, he is a virtuosic trumpeter who also sings and performs on percussion, and he has worked alongside Tito Puente, Branford Marsalis, and Eddie Palmieri. His lineage as the son of salsa great Pete “El Conde” Rodríguez and the godson of Fania co-founder Johnny Pacheco fuels original music that crosses borders with raw intensity and vivid storytelling. His latest release, I’m Pete Rodriguez, Volume 1, channels that heritage into a fresh take on Afro-Cuban jazz. Kenny Barron praises his rich tone on trumpet and flugelhorn and points to remarkable growth as a composer, while Latin Jazz Network highlights his seamless blend of sophisticated harmony and intricate polyrhythms within a modern jazz setting to create a voice that is both personal and innovative.

Robert Burke Warren & Friends bring a salute to Leonard Cohen to StageOne in Fairfield, CT, honoring what would have been the Bard of Montreal’s 91st birthday. The program spans Cohen’s career, ranging from 60s touchstones like “Bird on the Wire” and “Suzanne” to later favorites such as “Everybody Knows,” “First We Take Manhattan,” and “Hallelujah.” Warren leads a Hudson Valley based seven piece band that has carried this tribute to full houses in venues from Woodstock to New York City. Warren is a musician, writer, actor, and teacher whose songs have been featured in film and television and recorded by Rosanne Cash, RuPaul, and Wanda Jackson. His background includes extensive touring as a bassist, portraying Buddy Holly in the West End production of Buddy, and producing themed concerts that celebrate the music of Leonard Cohen, David Bowie, and Johnny Cash. He is the author of the novel Perfectly Broken and Cash on Cash, and he publishes the Substack Robert Burke Warren, Showfolk.

Now in its 39th year, the Bigelow Tea Community Challenge brings a day of fitness and family-friendly activities to the Wakeman Boys and Girls Club in Southport, Connecticut. The lineup includes a Kids’ Fun Run with a quick 100-yard dash and a one-mile jog, along with awards, snacks, and plenty of activities for children from pre-K through sixth grade. Runners can take on a certified 5K that passes the scenic Southport Harbor and historic district, and a non-competitive 3K walk welcomes participants of all ages. The event will be held rain or shine, with virtual options available for those who prefer to participate remotely. Complimentary T-shirts and goody bags are part of the festivities, and there will be activities, food, and beer available with valid ID. Beyond the finish line, the Community Challenge serves as a significant supporter of local nonprofit organizations. Participants are invited to share training and event-day moments on social media using the hashtag #BTCC.

Offering a true taste of the area, the Mt. Kisco Farmers & Makers Market features fresh produce from farms, baked treats, and prepared foods alongside distinctive handmade items. Live music provides an upbeat backdrop, and the family friendly setting makes it easy to linger beneath the trees at Kirby Plaza. The focus is on food, creative goods, and a lively sense of community.

Settle in at Walrus Alley for two uplifting sets of Beatles favorites that create a soothing, feel-good vibe. The performance welcomes all ages, with a guardian required for minors. Table reservations are encouraged.

Experience a candlelit restorative and yin aerial yoga session focused on deep stretching, spinal decompression, and full-body relaxation. Slow, mindful movement and longer holds are supported by a low-hanging yoga trapeze to ease tension in muscles and joints while nourishing the fascia. The class begins with calming breathwork to settle the mind and concludes with a guided visualization while resting in the hammock. No prior experience is necessary. Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended. Cancellation policy: cancel at least two hours before class start time to receive credit. Cancellations within two hours are not credited. Monthly unlimited members incur a $5 fee per no-show after two no-shows.

Returning to Sasco Beach for another season, this event pairs sunset views with wood-fired pizza, s'mores, and bombolonis. Weekly specials rotate, and Margherita Monday giveaways take place each week.

Dinner with H.E.A.R.T. offers an elegant evening that celebrates community and meaningful impact. The experience includes a cocktail reception and a carefully planned three-course dinner, all in support of EJ’s H.E.A.R.T. INC. Expect a welcoming setting designed for connection, generosity, and celebration. Dressy attire is encouraged, and seating is limited.

Sister Hazel takes the spotlight with a cross-genre sound that bridges rock, alternative, and country, with several releases landing on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart. Long recognized for a fan-first approach, the band helped kickstart the destination music cruise scene with The Rock Boat and continues to create memorable gatherings like Hazelnut Hang and Camp Hazelnut. Their community spans well over a million followers online. Beyond the stage, they support cancer research and patient care through Lyrics For Life, the nonprofit founded by lead singer Ken Block that has generated more than five million dollars through concerts and auctions.

Enjoy a special chance to play a nationally regarded course known for its beauty and challenge, while making a difference in the local community. Participation helps families gain stability, strength and greater self-sufficiency through affordable homeownership. All proceeds, after costs, benefit Habitat for Humanity of Coastal Fairfield County.

Colorful Conversations offers a quick, uplifting way to connect while exploring rotating Downtown spots. Each meetup opens with brief introductions, then dives into a light, engaging prompt such as a favorite color or what people find most inspiring about the community, with plenty of room for participants to guide the discussion. The goal is to bring together residents, local business owners, artists, visitors, and other community stakeholders in a welcoming setting. This session takes place at Leisha's Bakeria. Attendance is capped at 20, so advance registration is recommended.

The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk offers summer public cruises aboard the R/V Sound Explorer, each designed to highlight the waters and shoreline of Long Island Sound. The Marine Life Encounter Cruise examines biodiversity from the surface to the seafloor for a firsthand look at how the Sound’s creatures and habitats are connected. The Sunset Cruise provides a relaxed trip to the Norwalk Islands, timed for twilight with the possibility of colorful western skies reflected on the water when conditions cooperate. A new option, the Oyster Town Harbor Cruise explores Norwalk’s maritime heritage and the vital role oysters play in the local ecosystem during a guided tour of Norwalk Harbor, with an Aquarium educator explaining how the city came to be known as Oyster Town and why oysters continue to thrive. The Firework Cruise offers a unique vantage point for municipal holiday displays from the water while helping riders avoid post-show traffic. Cruise participants must be taller than 42 inches, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Additional information about summer schedules and cruise lengths is available online.

Mason Corboy and Jeremiah Pierce, the acoustic foundation of Mason’s Children, bring a pared back duo performance to Garcia’s. They refined their picking on Shakedown Street while playing for crowds outside Dead & Company and Bob Weir shows, and that experience shapes the sound. The set centers on two stringed instruments, close interplay, and a love for enduring songs.

Lenny Pearce brings the Toddler Rave World Tour to the stage with an upbeat, family-centered show where classic kids songs are transformed into modern dance tracks that entertain children and adults. Inspired by his life as a dad, he creates music, videos, and live performances designed to engage families. His shows have sold out across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the Middle East, and a tour of more than 20 U.S. cities is set to roll out. Partnerships with Nickelodeon, Hasbro, Blippi, Paw Patrol, and Warner Brothers, along with a 2024 album with The Wiggles, reflect his growing influence. With over 2.5 million followers and tours planned throughout Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Europe, and Asia, this event features a high-energy leader in family entertainment.

Lenny Pearce, an Australian DJ and producer, brings a high-energy performance to the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester. Geared toward families and dance music fans, his show packs plenty of playful party energy. He reimagines well known children's songs and pop favorites as lively dance tracks, creating a fun, colorful, and crowd-friendly experience.

A monthly Legacy event held on the first Thursday features three to four rounds based on attendance. The entry fee is $15 and credit cannot be used to cover entry, and proxies are not allowed. Every participant receives a promo pack, and the first-place finisher also earns a foil promo pack. Prizes are paid in store credit with the payout determined by turnout. With 4 to 7 players over three rounds, credit is distributed as 50 percent to first, 30 percent to second, and 20 percent to third. With eight players and three rounds, the payout is $50, $30, $20, and $20. With nine players and four rounds, the payout is $60, $35, $20, and $20. With ten players and four rounds, the payout is $65, $35, $25, and $25.

Sam Grisman Project brings its improvisational acoustic sound to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. Led by bassist and bandleader Sam Grisman, the ensemble draws from the tradition shaped by Jerry Garcia and David Grisman, emphasizing close musical interplay, dynamic energy, storytelling, spontaneity, and collaboration. A rotating cast of exceptional musicians helps create listening-room performances that evolve from night to night, with frequent guest appearances and ongoing collaborations with bluegrass pioneer Peter Rowan. The project carries forward a living tradition of great American acoustic music, a focus that has earned praise from leading roots music publications for its authenticity, joy, and deep connection to the source.

Grammy Award winner Jon Cleary brings the pulse of New Orleans to The Warehouse in Fairfield with The Absolute Monster Gentlemen, his all star big band. After decades shaping the city’s evolving sound, Cleary recorded The Bywater Sessions live in his home studio with producer John Porter to capture the grit, funk and joy that have moved audiences around the world. On stage, longtime teammates Cornell Williams on bass and A.J. Hall on drums drive the groove while Nigel Hall on Hammond organ, Pedro Segundo on percussion, Xavier Lynn on guitar and a horn section featuring Aaron Narcisse, Charlie Halloran and Jason Mingledorff fill out the ensemble. Cleary’s journey from London to the Crescent City, including work with artists such as Dr. John, Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal, informs a set steeped in New Orleans funk and R&B, played together in the room for an energetic, living tradition.

Now in its sixth year, the VJP Scholarship Golf Tournament takes place at Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course. This annual event centers on the game of golf.

The 20th International Alumni Convention, jointly organized by NEDIAN-NA and NEDA-NE, will take place at the Double Tree by Hilton in Stamford, CT. The main gala features a performance by Ali Zafar, a renowned artist recognized with the Pride of Performance by the Government of Pakistan. Registration is open, and the program is set to deliver a spirited celebration with memorable entertainment.

The music of the Grateful Dead gets the power trio treatment at Jazz on main, led by guitarist Chris Vitarello. A Blues Hall of Fame inductee since 2013, Vitarello has been a Blues Music Awards nominee and performer with the Chris O’Leary Band and part of that band’s Blues Blast recognition. His playing is rooted in the blues, shaped by a jazz sensibility, and has drawn favorable comparisons to Grant Green. Offstage, he directs worship music at Walnut Hill Community Church in Bethel, Connecticut, supporting four campuses and a large team of volunteer musicians. Hammond organist Jeremy Baum adds a sound steeped in late 1960s blues and soul jazz. He leads his own groups, has released full length albums and singles on major streaming platforms, and is endorsed by Hammond USA and Nord. Recognized as a Master Blues Artist in the New York Blues Hall of Fame, he has appeared on dozens of recordings and worked with members of The Band as well as Richie Havens, Corey Glover, John Hammond Jr. and Melvin Sparks. Rounding out the group, Michael Bram anchors drums and vocals, also contributing harmonica and guitar. Since 2007 he has served as drummer and musical director on multiple tours with Jason Mraz, and he performs with The Weight Band featuring members of The Band and the Levon Helm Band. His résumé includes stages like Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, the Ryman Auditorium, Red Rocks Amphitheater, Radio City Music Hall and Madison Square Garden, along with television appearances on Saturday Night Live, the Late Show with David Letterman, the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Ellen DeGeneres Show and the Today Show. His collaborations span artists across pop, blues and American roots, including Willie Nelson, Levon Helm, Arlo Guthrie, Maria Muldaur, John Sebastian, John Popper, G. Love and Special Sauce, Amy Helm, Cindy Cashdollar and Steve Kimock. This set centers on the Grateful Dead songbook, shaped by the trio’s blues, jazz and roots backgrounds for a dynamic, groove-rich take on familiar material.

At StageOne in Fairfield, CT, The Englishtown Project pays homage to the famed 1977 Raceway Park concert, channeling the music of the Grateful Dead, The Marshall Tucker Band, and New Riders of the Purple Sage. Led by Michael Falzarano of New Riders of the Purple Sage, the group grew from a single Brooklyn Bowl appearance into a road-tested ensemble with more than 150 performances. Expect a fluid set that blends deep cuts, sing-along staples, and original tunes rooted in Southern rock, cosmic country, and psychedelic traditions. With a rotating song list and a “call it out, we might play it” spirit, each performance offers a fresh take on classic American sounds and the communal energy that surrounds them.

Night 1 at The Warehouse in Fairfield, CT features The Fab Faux presenting the complete A Hard Day’s Night, followed by a set of Beatles favorites. Dedicated to faithful, note-for-note performances, the lineup of Jimmy Vivino, Rich Pagano, Frank Agnello, Jack Petruzzelli and new member Jim Boggia recreates the catalog with meticulous detail, including later-period material the Beatles did not perform on stage. They are known for bringing studio-era complexity to songs like Strawberry Fields Forever and I Am the Walrus and for delivering rich vocal blends on pieces such as Because, Nowhere Man and Paperback Writer. For more than 25 years, audiences have returned to hear how this ensemble approaches new additions from the Beatles and solo years while remaining true to the recordings, drawing acclaim as one of the foremost interpreters of this music.

STAYIN' ALIVE presents an extensive Bee Gees tribute, drawing from a songbook that spans dance floor anthems and gentle ballads. Favorites like "Night Fever," "Jive Talkin'," "How Deep Is Your Love," "You Should Be Dancing," "Nights on Broadway," and "Stayin' Alive" appear alongside reflective selections including "I Started a Joke," "Massachusetts," "Fanny Be Tender," "Words," and "To Love Somebody." The production blends live music with large-screen video, photos, and vivid imagery to heighten the concert experience. With a track record that ranges from intimate six-piece performances to shows backed by a 62-piece orchestra, the group focuses on the energy of live performance and the nuanced harmonies at the heart of the Bee Gees.

In the United States, suicide ranks 11th among causes of death, and gaining understanding is a key step toward prevention. The Fairfield County Out of the Darkness Community Walk at Sherwood Island State Park brings people together to raise awareness and support prevention. Money raised by the walk helps fund research, advocacy work, and education in schools, workplaces, and communities throughout Connecticut. The walk offers a supportive community of people who understand, a chance to feel less alone, and an opportunity to make a difference together. Registration is free and provides important updates from local organizers.

This seasonal family celebration features outdoor adventures for all ages. Activities include a hayride, pumpkin bowling, donut-on-a-string, an apple slingshot, and a corn pool. Food trucks and animal encounters add to the fun, with more activities to enjoy.

Explore functional design in a two day, hands-on ceramics workshop with Juliann Roush. Participants create either a stamped, slab-built puffy box or a wall hanging that incorporates a barrel hinge, bringing together utility and decoration. Instruction covers effective use of high fire wire, along with methods such as making stamps from aluminum wire, refining surfaces, building with slabs, and adding wire-based decorative details. The session also introduces Amaco Satin Matte Glazes, with guidance on using them to build a personal color palette. Attendees will practice glaze application with squeeze bottles on a provided stamped bisque tile. This workshop is intended for advanced beginners and intermediate makers and assumes several prior ceramic classes. Clay is provided, and firing is not included. Tuition is $390 for the two day experience and the program is open to ages 17 and up. Juliann Roush is a functional potter based in Indian River, Michigan, known for colorful stoneware made through both wheel-thrown and hand-built techniques, with studies at Eastern Michigan University and City College of San Francisco.

Explore the downtown area on a guided public art walk that highlights the creative landscape through different hosts and new perspectives. This edition honors Hispanic Heritage Month and is led by WPKN DJ Herman Olivera, featuring a neighborhood tour that recognizes the contributions of Hispanic Americans to the community’s history, culture, and achievements. The walk concludes at a local lunch spot.

Celebrating its tenth year, the Norwalk NICE Festival brings a full day of music, arts, food and crafts to Oyster Shell Park in Norwalk. Launched with the goal of uniting cultures in a spirit of community and love, this multicultural gathering showcases connections from around the globe. Two stages feature live performances across reggae, Latin, rock, R&B, folk and other worldwide genres, alongside cultural dance traditions such as African, Flamenco, Balinese, Latin and Garifuna. More than 50 vendors serve international cuisines, and artists and exhibitors present crafts and cultural displays. Activities and entertainment are suitable for all ages. Admission is free for all, and the festivities take place rain or shine.

Onion Fest V returns with a community celebration that honors the Southport Globe Onion and its role in the area’s agricultural history. Attendees can enjoy live music, inflatable fun for kids, complimentary ice cream, crafts, a raffle, and plenty of onion-themed activities. A guided walking tour of Southport’s historic village is part of the festivities, and the Proof Pizza Truck will be on site for food. The event culminates with the Onion Drop. Presented in partnership with the Sasquanaug Conservancy for Southport. Registration is requested, and a rain date is planned.

Mind the Gap returns to Sunset Grille. Attendees can enjoy the last of the season’s warm weather.

At Jazz On Main, vocalist and songwriter Keeley Mitchell appears with The Burr Johnson Band for a mix of jazz, pop, and R&B favorites alongside original songs. Mitchell, a New York artist heard as both lead and backing vocalist with Lenny White, Bobby Militello, and Bryan Popin, is a repeat Jazz Jam All-Star at Flushing Town Hall and has been featured by Neon Jazz. Her performances span the tri-state area with ensembles including the Kevin Blancq Big Band at Swing 46 in Times Square, the Rockland Community College Contemporary Ensemble, and The Burr Johnson Band. Guitarist Burr Johnson brings a repertoire shaped by jazz, rock, and blues, with credits that include national touring with Jack McDuff and appearances with Ron Carter and the Brooklyn Philharmonic, Ray Charles, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Spyro Gyra, John Abercrombie, Rick Derringer, and Larry Coryell. His band has returned multiple times to the Montreux Jazz Festival, toured in the United States and Europe, and shared the Montreux stage with B.B. King before headlining the Manchester Jazz Festival. The lineup also features bassist and composer Charlie Dougherty, whose work ranges from top New York jazz clubs to premieres of contemporary classical works and nationally syndicated television specials as conductor and musical director of PJ Rasmussen and the Boardwalk Jazz Band, along with experience directing educational programs. Drummer and composer Ray LeVier completes the group, known for collaborations with Paul Shaffer, Will Lee, Mike Stern, Randy Brecker, and John Abercrombie, a top twenty jazz album titled Ray’s Way, appearances in the documentary Humanity Stoked, features in Drumhead and Modern Drummer magazines, extensive television composition credits, and authorship of Drumming In Flow. The evening highlights seasoned musicianship and a wide palette of styles.

District Music Hall hosts a lineup featuring THROWN with Norma Jean, Boltcutter, and Half Me. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

Night 2 at The Warehouse in Fairfield, CT spotlights The Fab Faux with more greatest hits and a dedicated set honoring the Beatles’ solo years. The band, featuring Jimmy Vivino, Rich Pagano, Frank Agnello, Jack Petruzzelli, and newest member Jim Boggia, is known for precise, faithful recreations of the Beatles catalog, with a focus on later studio works the originals never performed live. Part-perfect renditions of intricate pieces like Strawberry Fields Forever and I Am the Walrus sit alongside harmony-rich favorites such as Because, Nowhere Man, and Paperback Writer. Moments can include a communal Hey Jude with horns and strings, the immersive soundscape of Within You Without You with sitar, and the spirited feel of the Cavern Club era. For over 25 years, listeners have returned to hear fresh additions from both Beatles and solo selections as the group brings beloved recordings to life onstage. Rolling Stone has hailed them as a leading Beatles cover act that favors musicianship over wigs.

Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, known from the television improv series Whose Line Is It Anyway?, present Asking for Trouble, a live show built entirely from audience suggestions. With quick wit and on-the-spot creativity, they turn crowd prompts into an unpredictable stream of unscripted comedy, shaping the entire evening in real time.

North Mississippi Allstars bring their long running, roots steeped sound to The Warehouse in Fairfield, CT. Formed in 1996 by brothers Luther and Cody Dickinson, the band emerged from North Mississippi as a loose collective shaped by their father Jim Dickinson and the influence of community legends RL Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, Otha Turner, and Fred McDowell. Luther’s first national outing came in 1997 on RL Burnside’s Ass Pocket of Whiskey tour after Kenny Brown brought him aboard with RL and Cedric, a formative stretch that kept the brothers on the road from then on. Touring since 1998, the lineup has featured collaborators such as Cedric, Duwayne and Garry Burnside, Chris Chew, and Berry Oakley Jr, with the current crew including Joey Williams of the Blind Boys of Alabama and Ray Ray Hollowman, guitarist for Eminem and Nee-O. Since their 2000 debut, they have appeared alongside artists including Phil Lesh, Mavis Staples, Robert Plant, John Hiatt, the Allman Brothers, The Black Crowes, Buddy Guy, Snoop Dogg, and Jon Spencer, earning multiple Grammy nominations for boundary pushing recordings they describe as Modern Mississippi Music.

This annual fall gathering features a dinner buffet and beverages. Attendance is complimentary for FCMA members, and the fee for nonmembers is $175. Reach out to JohnB@fcma.org for details.

Celebrate two decades of Napoleon Dynamite with a special appearance by Jon Heder, Jon Gries, and Efren Ramirez. The program features a full screening of the film, followed by an unscripted and interactive segment with the cast that blends audience Q&A, improv comedy, game show moments, and a party-like energy. It is family friendly. The evening embraces BYOT, Bring Your Own Tots. Cherished for its offbeat characters and endlessly quotable dialogue, the movie continues to deliver big laughs, and this anniversary gathering highlights why it has stayed close to audiences for two decades.

Brad Williams delivers a stand-up performance from a comic who began performing as a teenager and has toured successfully ever since, often selling out venues across the country and worldwide. Television appearances include The Tonight Show, Dave Attell’s Comedy Underground, and Jimmy Kimmel Live. His one-hour specials include Fun Size, which became Showtime’s highest rated special, followed by Daddy Issues, which surpassed it, plus a third release from Montreal’s Just For Laughs Festival. He later appeared in Netflix’s The Degenerates. His screen work also spans FX’s Legit, Sam and Cat, Mind of Mencia, Pitboss, and a recurring role on Hulu’s Deadbeat, along with film credits in Little Evil, Christopher Guest’s Mascots on Netflix, and Reno 911: It’s A Wonderful Heist.

Jen Howard brings a distinctive blend of folk, roots, reggae and sophisti-pop to Jazz on main. The American multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from Prestonsburg, Kentucky writes about human nature and love, emphasizing courage and mindful compassion for ourselves and others. Her discography includes the debut EP Motion from 2019 and the album Still released in March 2024. She has performed extensively across the United States and internationally, including appearances in Canada, Mexico, Peru, Germany, the Netherlands and Iceland.

Tom Papa brings the Grateful Bread Tour for a night of stand-up shaped by his warm, clear-eyed take on everyday life. With over two decades behind the mic, he has delivered multiple hour-long specials including You’re Doing Great!, Human Mule, Freaked Out, and Live in New York City. He is the author of You’re Doing Great!: And Other Reasons To Stay Alive and Your Dad Stole My Rake: And Other Family Dilemmas. Audiences know him from frequent appearances on The Joe Rogan Experience and late night shows, as well as NPR’s Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me and the variety show Live From Here, where he shared his Out. In. America. segments. He hosts the SiriusXM Netflix Channel program What A Joke With Papa And Fortune and leads popular audio projects like Breaking Bread with Tom Papa and Come to Papa. On screen, his work spans films and series from artists such as Steven Soderbergh, Rob Zombie, and Chris Rock, including Behind the Candelabra, The Knick, Top Five, 3 From Hell, The Informant, and Bee Movie, along with roles on The New Adventures of Old Christine and Inside Amy Schumer. His passion for baking, seen on his Food Network series Baked and in his sourdough adventures, adds a signature flavor to the persona he brings to the stage.

Leslie Jones, known for her work on Saturday Night Live, has received three Primetime Emmy nominations along with Writers Guild and NAACP award nominations.

Settle into the intimate piano room at Lava Sono for an evening with Mr TRLP. Performing alongside his piano player, he brings crowd favorites across a wide range of styles. Expect jazz, R&B, soul, Top 40 and more. If you are celebrating a special occasion, reservations are available in advance, and all celebrations are welcome. Food and drink selections will be available.

Peter and Will Anderson present a program devoted to Benny Goodman, focusing on the American clarinet icon’s life and music. The identical twin brothers are Grammy-winning, Juilliard-trained artists praised by the New York Times for their command of clarinet and saxophone. Raised in Washington, D.C., they have led shows at the Blue Note, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center, appeared at the New Orleans Jazz Festival, performed on Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion, and contributed to the soundtrack of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire with Vince Giordano’s Nighthawks. Their stage work includes a 2014 Drama Desk nomination for the Off-Broadway production Le Jazz Hot at 59E59 Theaters, and they are recipients of a 2018 Bistro Award.

Broadway, television, and film performer Robert Neary presents a tribute to one of the greatest recording artists in history, blending concert favorites with theatrical storytelling. The two-hour show features 26 classic hits, nostalgia, stories, multimedia, and trivia, building to a 30-minute finale of Broadway caliber.

At StageOne in Fairfield, The Tull Project presents an immersive tribute to Jethro Tull, focusing on the band’s cornerstone songs and signature sound. The performance moves from quiet, folk-accented moments to surging electric passages, led by expressive flute lines, intricate rhythms, and tightly knit ensemble playing. Tracing influences from early blues-rock through progressive and folk-inspired chapters, the concert delivers music that is energetic, detailed, and vibrantly alive.

An annual celebration of air-cooled machines set on the grass in downtown Westport, Connecticut, welcomes all makes and models powered by air-cooled engines. Peter Bush will provide commentary throughout the show. All proceeds support Mentors & Motors, an SCC initiative that engages young people and helps open pathways to careers across many areas of the automotive world. Look for standout vehicles, a welcoming community, a food truck, and enthusiasts' choice awards. The site is minutes from I-95 and the Merritt Parkway. Entry is $25 per car and driver, while passengers and spectators are free. Club discounts are available, with details shared via direct message or at the registration tent on the day of the show. Trailer and spectator parking is available across the street behind Town Hall. SCC is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Sponsorship is provided by McCarthy Insurance Agency.

Enter a fully participatory courtroom at The Warehouse at FTC, where the audience serves as the jury in a case triggered by a fatal crash involving a self-driving car. Testimony and evidence unfold in real time as you consider who should bear responsibility, whether it is the developer, the rider, or the technology itself. You will vote at critical moments, revealing new facets of the case and steering how the proceedings evolve, so no two performances play out the same way. The format blends technology, ethics, and civic reasoning in a real-time group experiment that often leads to spirited conversations after the verdict. Presented in English. The minimum age is 12, and attendees younger than 16 must be with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Bring a smartphone to scan QR codes and take part in interactive segments. Script, staging, and creative direction are by Agustina Videla and Pablo Destito.

At District Music Hall, BERTHA: Grateful Drag presents a drag-infused tribute to the Grateful Dead. Formed in Tennessee in 2023 as a response to anti-drag legislation, the project sold out its first night, drew attention from Rolling Stone and the San Francisco Chronicle, and grew into an all-star, Nashville-based roots collective. The show channels the late 70s and early 80s Dead with high energy and powerhouse female vocals. The band delivers a classic two-set, three-hour concert with a fresh setlist each night. Each performance also features local drag or burlesque artists and raises funds for LGBTQ+ organizations, creating both a celebration and a cause. This is an all-ages event presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents.

This in-person networking gathering brings together Fairfield County small business owners at Pickleball America. Attendees connect through conversations that encourage referrals, resource sharing, and celebrating recent wins, all with the aim of strengthening relationships that fuel business growth. Hosted by Alignable’s Local Business Person of the Year, the evening centers on collaboration, learning, and creating new connections.

John Ondrasik, the singer and songwriter behind Five For Fighting, is a platinum seller and Grammy nominee. More than two decades after Superman (It’s Not Easy) became his breakthrough single, his music reflects both ongoing growth and a return to core roots. Together these threads highlight the paradox of creativity, expressed through songs shaped by experience and heart.

Premier Concerts teams up with Manic Presents for a concert at District Music Hall featuring Lords of Acid with Princess Superstar, Tony & The Kiki, and Mz Neon. This is an all-ages event.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Spacecat Brewing Company, spotlighting a different roster of comedians at each performance. The lineup features performers with television and podcast credits, offering a fresh mix of acts every time.

Anthony Rodia takes the stage at Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre with stand-up built on real-life stories and sharp observations about marriage, parenting, road rage, and the everyday moments that fuel his viral rants. A first-generation Italian American from Westchester, New York, he sampled open mics in his twenties, then worked as a finance manager at a luxury car dealership before returning to comedy full time in 2019. He performed 100 shows in nine months and, within three years, grew a large following across the country and on social media, surpassing 900,000 followers and 22 million YouTube views. During quarantine he produced 86 weekly videos, turning Road Rage Wednesday into a weekly staple and elevating his outspoken Uncle Vinny and Zia Lucia characters into fan favorites. Offstage he hosts the weekly Little Bit of Laughs podcast on Podcast One with co-host and radio legend Goumba Johnny, has appeared on Elvis Duran and the Morning Show, FOX’s Good Day New York, and News 12’s Elizabeth & Elisa, and has earned the nickname King of Off the Boat Comedy. He also introduced Rodia Wines, including blends named for Zia Lucia and Uncle Vinny, while continuing to tour and pack comedy clubs and theaters nationwide.

Two acclaimed singer-songwriters share the StageOne stage in Fairfield, CT. Patty Larkin brings masterful guitar work, vivid storytelling, and a catalog built over decades, including eleven studio albums and several live recordings. Her project Bird in a Cage sets poems by renowned writers, including former U.S. Poet Laureates, to original music, reflecting a deep curiosity and devotion to craft. On stage she moves from intimate solo moments to richly textured arrangements, creating performances that draw listeners into song and story in equal measure. Lucy Kaplansky adds a striking voice and a blend of country, folk, and pop influences. A sought after harmony singer, she has appeared on numerous recordings and performed with Suzanne Vega, Bryan Ferry, Nanci Griffith, and Shawn Colvin. Recognized by major publications for her songwriting and voice, she delivers material that feels fresh each time. Together, the evening centers on artful guitar work, compelling lyrics, and two distinctive perspectives within the singer-songwriter tradition.

Dead on Live brings its first show to Sacred Heart Community Theatre, a historic setting, presenting two full sets that dive into the Grateful Dead’s wide songbook, pairing rarities with beloved staples. Delivered in the band’s signature, album-true approach that evokes the feel of classic vinyl, the performance also embraces the Dead’s love of freedom and exploration with plenty of improvisation and lively jams to get everyone moving.

Hampton visits Sacred Heart at Campus Field for a matchup that highlights contrasting strengths and in-game adjustments. The Pirates look to create explosive plays, while the Pioneers focus on crisp execution on their home field. With conference positioning and momentum in the balance, this game offers a clear window into how each team responds to pressure and adapts as the action unfolds.

At Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre, The United European Ballet brings Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to the stage in a family friendly production filled with adventure, humor, and heartfelt moments. Presented by Classical Arts Entertainment, this retelling uses expressive choreography and vivid character portrayals to share the classic journey of kind Snow White, the jealous Queen, and the seven lively dwarfs. Set to music by Bogdan Pavlovsky, the show features an international ensemble drawn from more than 15 European countries, with leading artists from Ukraine. Hand painted scenery and colorful costumes create a storybook world, and the playful tone welcomes both children and adults. The ballet is performed in two acts with one intermission.

Drake’s music takes on a new glow in a candlelit setting at The Bijou Theatre in Bridgeport. A string quartet presents a 60 minute program featuring instrumental renditions of Passionfruit, Marvins Room, Headlines, Take Care, Laugh Now Cry Later, God’s Plan, Controlla, Fair Trade, Crew Love, Over, In My Feelings, One Dance, and Hold On, We’re Going Home. A string quartet will perform, and Wanxinyi Huang is scheduled to appear. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, the estate, or any official representatives. Doors open one hour before the music begins, and late entry is not allowed after the start. Attendees must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis.

Enjoy an outdoor evening featuring great food, specialty cocktails, and live performances. For sponsorship opportunities, contact Lucie Connell at l.connell@earthplace.org.

Jeff Arcuri performs live at New York Comedy Club in Stamford, CT.

Multi-award-winning pianist, composer, and educator Hey Rim Jeon appears with Grammy-winning bassist Luques Curtis and acclaimed drummer Yoron Israel for a program that blends new pieces from her forthcoming album with selected works. The performance centers on refined improvisation, strong grooves, and close-knit ensemble interplay within a jazz setting. Her artistry has earned accolades from figures such as Benny Golson and Terri Lyne Carrington, along with recognition from JazzTimes writer Bill Milkowski and WICN 90.5 FM, citing her technical command, harmonic imagination, and engaging original compositions.

Start Making Sense brings a faithful celebration of Talking Heads to The Warehouse in Fairfield, Connecticut. This seven-piece band covers the full catalog, recreating the songs with close attention to detail and pairing them with signature visuals from the band’s live shows. Tickets are on sale.

Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, The Damned headline District Music Hall alongside The Flamin’ Groovies and The Courettes. Formed in 1976, The Damned helped ignite punk and have continued to evolve with a mix of theatrical flair, gothic atmosphere, garage and psych influences. Their legacy includes notable firsts for the genre, from releasing early singles and albums to touring America, splitting, and later reforming for the album Machine Gun Etiquette, while later records like Evil Spirits and Darkadelic highlight their ongoing creativity. With David Vanian’s baritone vocals and Captain Sensible’s melodic guitar work, this all ages show offers a direct line from the music’s early spark to its ever adventurous present.

John Pizzarelli and Catherine Russell offer a warm salute to jazz legends, focusing on the intimate partnership of Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass by revisiting their celebrated duets. The program also honors the artistry of the Oscar Peterson Trio, reflecting the voices of Oscar, Ray Brown, and Herb Ellis, with a special acknowledgment of Peterson’s centennial. Through their performance, Pizzarelli and Russell celebrate the impact and lasting influence of these innovators whose work continues to define the genre.

A candlelit concert at The Bijou Theatre in Bridgeport spotlights 90s hip hop reimagined in string arrangements, creating an intimate, immersive atmosphere. The program features medleys honoring Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Nas, Outkast, Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., and Dr. Dre, with selections such as Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, Killing Me Softly, Can I Get A..., Big Pimpin, Money Ain't a Thing, It Ain't Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, The World Is Yours, Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), SpottieOttieDopaliscious, The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), Sock It to Me, Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, Scenario, C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit, Protect Ya Neck, Dear Mama, California Love, Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize, Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang, and Gin and Juice by Snoop Dogg. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is allocated within each zone on a first come, first served basis, and entry is not permitted after the performance begins.

Plan a celebration that matches your vision, whether it is an elegant black tie affair or a relaxed barefoot ceremony by the shore. A handpicked group of wedding experts will be available to share guidance and ideas focused on helping you create lasting memories. Expect friendly advice tailored to a wide range of styles so you can shape a day that feels personal and unforgettable.

At Port Chester Senior High School, The Duprees present a nostalgic concert featuring favorites like You Belong to Me, Have You Heard, and My Own True Love. Special guests Classic Sounds bring smooth harmonies to the performance. The event is hosted by Dennis "Dion" Nardone.

All Them Witches appears with Emma Ruth Rundle at District Music Hall. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this performance is open to all ages.

Neko Case showcases powerful vocals, poignant lyrics, and vivid storytelling through song. Each piece fosters a close, personal atmosphere, drawing listeners into a journey of emotion and artistry. This is an evening that honors indie music, heartfelt passion, and a singular talent that lingers long after the final note.

This Salon Series event opens the studio door to the creative process. Attendees observe a live rehearsal of a work in progress as dancers shape and refine the choreography, and they hear directly from the artists about the piece and their approach.

Celebrate the music of Phil Collins through a documentary-style concert that traces his path from chart-topping years with Genesis to a Grammy-laden solo career and his Academy Award-winning work for Disney. The production brings his unmistakable songs to life in a way that connects both visually and emotionally, offering an up close experience of the hits and the stories behind them. From the creators of The Simon & Garfunkel Story and R.E.S.P.E.C.T., this immersive show features performers from around the world, intricate lighting, advanced sound, and vivid projections. Staged and conceived by Dean Elliott, whose background includes collaborations with the Johnny Cash family, Aretha Franklin, and Simon & Garfunkel projects, the creative approach honors Collins’ legacy while keeping it fresh for audiences across generations. The rhythm drives the night from the first cue to the final cymbal, with a run time of approximately two hours plus an intermission.

Evan Honer appears at District Music Hall with Zach Seabaugh. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this all ages event spotlights a songwriter and storyteller who grew from a viral take on Tyler Childers’ Jersey Giant to 500 million streams and an RIAA gold certification. After relocating to Nashville, he built a home studio and created Everything I Wanted with producers Garrett Hall and Shane Travis, bringing indie and alternative pop influences forward while honoring his acoustic Americana roots. The album incorporates strings, horns, pedal steel, and contributions from close collaborators, with songs that reflect on romance, resilience, roots, and a close bond with listeners. His earlier releases include the road-built debut West On I-10 and the follow up Fighting For, marking an artist continually expanding his sound on and off the stage.

Australian comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies takes the mic with the sharp, provocative stand-up that has earned him fans around the world. His body of work includes ten specials, including the Netflix release Two Limb Policy, where he tackles topics like tiny mustaches, straight-guy struggles, and whether acting counts as a real job. On screen, he created and starred in the FX comedy Legit and hosted the Comedy Central series The Jim Jefferies Show, which ran for three seasons. He earned Stand-Up Comedian of the Year honors at the Just for Laughs Festival, currently hosts FOX’s reality series The Snake, and appears in Jordan Peele’s film Him alongside Tyriq Withers, Marlon Wayans, and Julia Fox. Expect unfiltered humor and thought-provoking takes delivered with his trademark bite.

A stop on Jim Jefferies’ Son of a Carpenter tour comes to The Capitol Theatre. The Australia-born comedian, actor, and writer is widely known and respected for stand up that tests boundaries and invites big laughs from audiences around the world. Since debuting Contraband in 2008, he has released ten specials, most recently the 2023 Netflix hour High & Dry, his fifth on the platform, where he riffs on married life and family, the supposed laziness of koalas, the trials of male pattern baldness, and why he has sworn off drinking. On screen, he created, executive produced, and starred in the FX comedy Legit, and he co-created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central for three seasons from 2017 to 2019. In 2019 he received the festival’s Stand Up Comedian of the Year honor at Just for Laughs. His latest worldwide tour, Son of a Carpenter, begins in 2025.

Luke Severeid brings a one-night-only stand-up show to New York Comedy Club Stamford in Stamford, CT. A Seattle native with deep Pacific Northwest roots, he blends trail-loving grit and a passion for heavy metal with a bald-headed swagger for a set that is high energy, boldly absurd, and playfully insightful, like ADHD in motion. Highlights from his career include Big Sky Comedy Festival, semifinal finishes in the Seattle and San Francisco International Comedy Competition, and a Best Comedy Film win at the HUMP! Film Festival. He also returned recently from a sold-out Australian tour tied to the heavy metal festival Knotfest, and millions have watched his stand-up online. Expect a continuous show with no intermission that runs about 90 minutes. Material often includes adult themes and language. Drinks are available at the club, doors typically open about an hour before showtime, and audiences can usually chat with the comics afterward, with the possibility of small merch like stickers.

Matteo Lane brings We Gotta Catch Up! to Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre, presenting stand-up that incorporates music. The Chicago-born performer grew from New York City comedy clubs to sold-out shows around the world, including appearances at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. His sets explore personal experiences as a gay man alongside observations on everyday life. Recognized by Variety among its 10 Comics to Watch and noted by Advocate for a candid style, he has drawn millions of views with Hair Plugs & Heartache and The Advice Special. Screen highlights include the Amazon Original film Upgraded, Netflix’s Survival of the Thickest with Michelle Buteau, the feature Molli & Max in the Future that premiered at SXSW, and the all-queer stand-up special Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution. He speaks five languages, lived in Italy as an oil painter, and trained as a classical opera singer before beginning his comedy career. A new stand-up special is also slated for Hulu.

At St Marks Episcopal Church in Westchester County, the Highline String Quartet performs a candlelit program of music inspired by Halloween, offering an intimate, atmospheric concert experience. The program includes Thriller, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween and Ghostbusters, along with Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, the Prelude from Psycho, the Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, Funeral March of a Marionette, and a movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Mind the Gap returns to 314 Beer Garden for an evening of music, with beer, food, and fire pits adding to the atmosphere.

Multi Grammy nominee and wetlands advocate Tab Benoit brings the Soul of the Swamp Tour 2026 for an electrifying night rooted in bayou blues. With more than 20 releases, he pairs a soulful vocal style often compared to Otis Redding with a distinctive guitar voice that is entirely his own. The show reaches across his catalog, from 90s favorites like Nice and Warm and Cross the Line to fresh material from I Hear Thunder, his 2024 return to the studio after 13 years. Expect earthy tones, vivid storytelling, and a raw, unfiltered sound delivered without effects... just a guitar, a cord, an amp, and the band.

Langston Kerman takes the stage for a live comedy show filled with laughs. Gather friends for a relaxed night out and enjoy an evening of live entertainment.

An evening of comedy with Langston Kerman unfolds at New York Comedy Club Stamford, offering live entertainment and lots of laughs.

Los Lobos brings a genre-spanning sound to The Warehouse in Fairfield, CT. Through the years, the band has woven rock, blues, soul, folk, country, Tex-Mex, and Mexican roots traditions into a distinctive voice that feels both grounded and adventurous. In concert, the music can snap with tight, barroom energy, drift into a free, trance-like groove, then turn tender enough to hush the room. The songs carry weight, the rhythms hit hard, and the playing stays purposeful, always serving the emotion at the center. Longtime listeners can relish a catalog that has lasted for good reason, while first-timers often find themselves won over in a single set by the chemistry, taste, and conviction onstage. In a room like The Warehouse, that connection lands the way you hope it will, close enough for nuance yet big enough to feel the lift.

A.J. Croce, an acclaimed singer songwriter, accomplished pianist, and versatile multi-instrumentalist, brings the Croce Plays Croce tour to the stage for an evening of music that connects generations. The program highlights songs that showcase the lasting power of music.

RGB returns to the Black Rock neighborhood of Bridgeport for a night at BRYAC Black Rock. Expect two sets filled with live music. The lineup features Rob Glassman, Mike Piercey, and Eli Farland, with another performer to be announced. Early arrivals can enjoy selections from BRYAC’s award-winning kitchen and raw bar.

Make the most of your lunch hour with a quick, energizing conversation series that gathers people for easy introductions and a light topic to get everyone talking. Each month it appears at a different Downtown spot, offering a chance to discover local places while connecting with others in the community. Prompts stay playful, from chatting about favorite colors to sharing what inspires you about the area, and there is room for participants to guide where the conversation goes. This month’s gathering takes place at Queen's Delight Cafe. Attendance is limited to 20, so please register in advance. Residents, business owners, artists, visitors, and community stakeholders are all welcome in this friendly Downtown setting.

The Westport Library’s flagship fundraiser highlights, each year, an individual whose work supports the library’s mission to inspire a love of learning and broaden understanding of the world. Marking its 27th year, this celebration honors Debbie Allen, an award-winning director, actor, choreographer, and producer.

Kt Lay returns to Twelvenote BREW CO. for a live set that welcomes audience requests and shapes the playlist to the room, creating a collaborative vibe.

Suzanne Vega presents a wide-ranging concert that revisits favorites such as Tom’s Diner, Luka, and Marlene On The Wall, alongside songs from her 2025 album Flying with Angels. She will be joined by longtime collaborator Gerry Leonard, known for his work with David Bowie, on guitar, with Stephanie Winters on cello. Critics have praised Flying with Angels, with outlets like Rolling Stone and Stereogum highlighting her sharp storytelling, polished musicianship, and continued creative vigor. Recent live reviews describe intimate, story-rich performances that weave classic songs with newer material for an engaging evening. A key figure in the 1980s folk revival, Vega began in Greenwich Village clubs with original contemporary folk songs accompanied by acoustic guitar. Since her acclaimed 1985 debut, she has performed sold-out shows at major venues around the world. Publications including Rolling Stone, The Washington Post, NPR Music, and The New York Times have noted the emotional resonance of her performances, the distinctive quality of her voice, and her focus on city life, everyday people, and real-world themes.

Terrapin brings Decades of the Dead to StageOne in Fairfield for Night 1 of a two-evening exploration of the Grateful Dead catalog. Across the run there are four sets, each devoted to a different decade spanning the 1960s through the 1990s. The opening night presents favorites, deeper selections, and expansive jams as part of that full-arc journey. Formed in Connecticut in 2013, Terrapin has spent the past decade sharing the spirit, improvisational energy, and wide repertoire of the Grateful Dead with audiences throughout New England and beyond. Branded the Ultimate Grateful Dead Experience, the group built its reputation on a far-reaching song list, authentic instrumentation, and a high-energy live show, with performances shaped by the interplay between the musicians, the crowd, and the music’s legacy. Tickets are on sale, including a special two-night pass that saves 15 percent when both nights are purchased together. Standard total for both nights is $71 including $11 in fees, and the member total is $65 including $11 in fees.

Experience a Candlelight concert at the Bijou Theatre, where a live string quartet performs the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons in an intimate, candlelit setting in Connecticut. The Wanxinyi String Quartet brings favorites such as Clocks, Something Just Like This, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, Viva la Vida, Sky Full of Stars, My Universe, Radioactive, Natural, Next to Me, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The program runs about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and there is no late entry once the show begins. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis. The event is open to ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult, and the venue is ADA compliant. Multiple dates and times are available.

Night 2 at StageOne in Fairfield, CT continues Terrapin’s Decades of the Dead, a two-night immersion in the Grateful Dead’s catalog that spans four sets across four eras from the 1960s through the 1990s. The music moves from beloved staples to deeper selections and expansive improvisation for a full-spectrum look at the band’s evolution. Experiencing one night offers a vivid snapshot, while both nights reveal the complete arc. Formed in Connecticut in 2013, Terrapin has spent the past decade building a strong presence in the New England jam-band community with authentic instrumentation, a vast repertoire, and a dynamic live approach rooted in spirited improvisation and groove. Each performance emphasizes real-time interplay and connection with the music’s legacy. A two-night pass offers 15 percent savings. Standard pricing is 30 dollars per night, which totals 60 dollars plus 11 dollars in fees for 71 dollars. Member pricing is 27 dollars per night, which totals 54 dollars plus 11 dollars in fees for 65 dollars.

Park City Music Hall hosts a bill featuring Ellis Island with Parks and The Wreck for a rock-filled evening spanning decades. This event is 21 and over. Tickets are available as general admission, with an advance option and a day-of option, plus online fees. Ellis Island is a five-piece rock group from Fairfield, Connecticut with a deep catalog that reaches from the 1970s to today. Expect faithful takes on favorites by Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, Radiohead, The Black Crowes, Pearl Jam, and Foo Fighters. The band has performed across Fairfield and New Haven Counties for more than ten years at festivals, porch fests, bars, breweries, and private gatherings in southern Connecticut, delivering a high-energy show built for sing-alongs and big moments. Parks and The Wreck is a quartet of friends who live for live music. They build setlists around songs people love but do not hear at every show, playing them with plenty of drive and respect. Their range moves from Gen X alt rock like INXS, The Strokes, Kings of Leon, Oasis, and Pixies to the so-called Four Fathers, meaning Bruce, Petty, Seger, and Mellencamp, with room for newer favorites such as Zach Bryan and Mt. Joy. The lineup features Chris Parker on vocals and rhythm guitar, Bill Conroy on bass, John Macchia on drums, and Adam Kathman on lead guitar. Park City Music Hall offers a full bar and kitchen with craft cocktails and tasty bites. The kitchen begins service when doors open and continues until the “Kitchen Open” light goes out. Seating is very limited, as the room is primarily standing room, and any available seats are first come, first served. Pricing: $20 in advance for general admission and $25 for general admission on the day of the show, plus online ticketing fees.

Mystery Train Band revives the music of the Jerry Garcia Band on stage.

At Bijou Theatre, a candlelit concert highlights Halloween themed music in an intimate, immersive setting performed by the Wanxinyi String Quartet. Selections include Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist by Mike Oldfield, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Saint-Saëns's Danse macabre, Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and those under 16 must attend with an adult. The theater is ADA accessible. Seating is assigned within each zone according to order of arrival, and multiple dates and start times are available.

District Music Hall hosts a lineup featuring Nekrogoblikon with Aborted, Signs of the Swarm, and Party Cannon. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, the show is open to all ages. Tickets are on sale.

Costumes are encouraged for a Halloween celebration featuring a live performance by American 27's.

Friends and supporters of the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation gather at Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport for a family-friendly day focused on raising awareness of dystonia, a lesser-known brain disorder, while supporting the foundation’s efforts to find a cure. The schedule includes registration followed by a program.

The Wrecks take the stage at District Music Hall with support from Worry Club and Kid Sistr, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. This is an all ages show. The Wrecks formed when Nick Anderson, coming from rural Wellsville, New York, connected online with Aaron Kelley, Billy Nally, and Nick “Schmizz” Schmidt to launch a new band and put it to the test on the road. Their five most-streamed tracks have surpassed 140 million plays on Spotify, and their debut single reached the Top 40 at Alternative Radio. The band’s second album, Sonder, is out, and the deluxe edition opens with Things You Make Me Do, a track that showcases their evolving sound and lyrics while staying rooted in alternative pop.

Spyro Gyra, led by saxophonist Jay Beckenstein, carries a five-decade legacy that began as a casual Tuesday night jam in Buffalo and grew into a name known to fans around the world. The band’s title stuck after a club sign accidentally transformed a quick reference to a strand of algae into the spelling everyone recognizes today, and the weekly sessions kept attracting more listeners. A locally made, self-titled album that started as a farewell to those early days found an audience, opening doors to New York City studios and a creative burst that included albums like Catching the Sun and Morning Dance. From there the group widened its reach, pairing a steady core with top session players and keeping an active schedule across a growing map. Across more than 30 albums, the sound has stayed unmistakable, centered on Beckenstein’s saxophone, while changes in the rhythm section, new technology, and open-minded listening have nudged the music in fresh directions. Several members have logged decades with the group, which adds both continuity and renewal. Today the band operates as a collaborative ensemble, passing musical ideas with ease. Beckenstein remains committed to the work and the purpose he finds in it, and the story that started with a simple weekly jam continues to unfold.

The Swahoogie Love Machine returns for the 58th Annual Scotty Kidd Ain’t Dead Yet celebration, pairing live music with a petting zoo. After a short break, the group is back for the fall, with additional shows to be announced. Past attendees already know the feel... a playful tribute to being alive and still kicking. There will be plenty of love and peace to go around.

Earthquake lights up the stage with the signature style that made him a standout, blending razor-sharp wit, outrageous stories, and pinpoint timing for wall-to-wall laughter. From the first joke to the closer, each punchline lands big and keeps the room buzzing, creating huge reactions and memorable moments. An energetic evening of top-tier stand-up comedy.

Comedian Zarna Garg brings The Million Dollar Excuses Tour with a fresh hour of stand-up that draws on family life in ways audiences everywhere recognize. Known from acclaimed specials One in a Billion on Amazon Prime in 2023 and Practical People Win on Hulu in 2025, which opened at number two in its debut week, she continues to reach wider crowds on a global stage. Her memoir, This American Woman from Random House, became a New York Times bestseller, collected more than 10,000 top ratings on Amazon, and was chosen among Amazon’s Best of 2025. She frequently shares the spotlight with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler on their Restless Leg tour, builds shows with Mindy Kaling and Kevin Hart, and previously sold out venues across the United States, Europe, India, Dubai, and Riyadh with the Practical People Win tour. Her conversations on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers rank among the most viewed online. On screen, she made her acting debut in the indie success A Nice Indian Boy, which premiered at the 2024 SXSW Film Festival and earned critical praise including a New York Times Critic’s Pick. She is also in production on the Amazon MGM holiday film Clashing Through the Snow with Christopher Briney and Michelle Randolph, playing Gail, slated for this Christmas. Additional appearances include Apple TV’s Gutsy and This American Life, and her Zarna Garg Family Show podcast explores modern family dynamics with humor and warmth. Zarna is a recipient of the inaugural Instagram Ring Award honoring the top 25 creators worldwide, and her online presence spans more than 3 million followers with billions of views.

StageOne in Fairfield presents an immersive celebration of 1970s rock as Super Trans Am headlines The Super 70s Rock Show. This high-energy concert pairs tight musicianship with vivid video and stage production that salutes the era’s pop culture. The set spans arena anthems and radio favorites from artists such as The Eagles, Hall & Oates, Queen, The Doobie Brothers, Paul McCartney and Wings, Peter Frampton, Foreigner, Kiss, Boston and Journey, plus smooth Yacht Rock moments like Still the One by Orleans and Magic by Pilot. Band members share lead vocals throughout the night, creating a singalong journey through a decade that left a lasting mark on American music.

A 5-kilometer event carrying the Vicki Soto name takes place at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater.

CraftWestport turns Staples High School into a carefully curated marketplace for holiday gift hunting, presented by the Westport Young Woman's League. Browse work from more than 175 contemporary makers and artists and uncover one-of-a-kind finds and uncommon gifts. Offerings include original apparel, accessories and jewelry, as well as functional and sculptural pieces made of ceramics, glass, metal, fiber, wood and mixed media. Fine art is also featured, with painting, printmaking, drawing and photography on view, plus a boutique selection of gourmet specialties. The event is indoors, with free parking on site and a cafe available. The venue is accessible, and only documented service animals are permitted. Admission is $13 for general entry, $11 for seniors 62 and over, $5 for ages 12 to 18, and free for children under 12.

Experience a monthly public art walk through Downtown that spotlights a new host and fresh experiences each time, offering different views of a lively creative scene. During Bridgeport Art Trail weekend, Lauren Coakley Vincent guides the November edition, focusing on murals and other public artworks by Bridgeport artists throughout the neighborhood. The walk concludes at a local lunch destination.

Earthquake brings quick-witted punchlines, vivid storytelling, and a commanding onstage presence to Stress Factory - Bridgeport. The set rolls with laugh after laugh, sparking big crowd reactions and a lively, high-energy atmosphere. Expect an evening of stand-up focused on pure fun, memorable moments, and wall-to-wall entertainment.

Unforgettable Fire, known as UF, is among the earliest U2 tribute bands to take the stage in America. After years of performances at notable venues across the East Coast and beyond, the group has earned a reputation as one of North America’s leading U2 tribute shows.

Jukebox Radio returns for a final appearance at Elicit Brewing Co - Fairfield. The set features songs from Bruno Mars, Dua Lipa, Blink 182, Post Malone, Bon Jovi, The Killers, Teddy Swims, Stevie Wonder, Britney Spears and beyond.

This season closer at Goodwives Shopping Center showcases European automobiles, with Italian standouts such as Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Pagani, Lancia, and Abarth alongside BMW, Citroën, Panhard, Renault, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Daimler, Mini, Saab, Hispano-Suiza, Porsche, Volvo, and SEAT. Open to all makes and models. Judging will take place on site and awards will be presented.

Chat Pile, Soul Glo, and Shallowater take the stage at District Music Hall. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this all-ages show features live sets from all three artists. Tickets are available now.

Part of the Bendita Locura Tour, this performance spotlights Alicia Villarreal, who launched her career in 1995 as the lead singer of Grupo Límite. Early outings with Grupo Bronco helped propel the band to international prominence, yielding six releases, including a live album captured in Mexico City, and hits such as “Acaríciame,” “Te Aprovechas,” and “Solo Contigo.” She then began a solo journey with the ranchera-infused Soy Lo Prohibido and the standout “Te Quedó Grande la Yegua,” followed by Cuando el Corazón Se Cruza. Her accolades include Gold and Platinum records, a Grammy and Premio Lo Nuestro recognition, and over 10 million albums sold around the world. The tour celebrates a defining voice in regional Mexican music, tracing a path from beloved grupera roots to a successful solo legacy.

Willie Nile brings his full band to StageOne in Fairfield, CT for a performance of gritty, melodic rock rooted in New York storytelling. He has drawn praise from leading outlets, with The New York Times recognizing him as a standout voice from the city’s scene and Uncut noting both his punk-charged energy and vivid urban poetics. Albums such as Streets of New York and The Innocent Ones have earned recognition from publications like Rolling Stone and BBC Radio, and his single One Guitar was highlighted as a top pick by USA Today. He has toured across the United States with The Who and shared the stage with Bruce Springsteen and Ringo Starr, and his 2020 release New York At Night received glowing notices for its guitar-driven anthems and heartfelt salute to his hometown.

Phillip Phillips performs at District Music Hall in Norwalk, CT.

Sleeping Beauty shimmers to life in Bridgeport as six local dancers present a classical ballet illuminated by glow-in-the-dark costumes, turning each step into a sweep of color and light. The production blends traditional choreography with modern technology for a fresh retelling of the timeless story. The performance takes place at The Klein Memorial Auditorium. The experience is open to ages 5 and older, with an adult required for anyone under 16. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Seating within each zone is first come, first served, so arriving early is encouraged. Multiple showtimes are available.

At Lava Sono, Mr TRLP sets the mood in an intimate piano room, performing audience favorites with his pianist. The music spans jazz, R&B, soul, Top 40, and more for a wide-ranging, crowd-pleasing set. Reservations are available for those celebrating a special occasion, and all celebrations are welcome. Food and drink will be offered.

FCM brings the grunge sound back to Elicit Brewing Co - Fairfield. Plan ahead and make a night of it.

At StageOne in Fairfield, CT, Canadian troubadour Jesse Roper, a guitarist and songwriter known for modern, indie-tinged Americana blues, delivers soulful vocals, sleek guitar work, and hard-hitting rhythms alongside long-time collaborators the Pretty Good Band. The lineup features Matt Reid on bass, Chris Van Sickle on keys, East Coast Pete on guitar, and Brent Norman on drums. Roper channels stories of love, the road, and life’s quirks into energetic performances that have earned him a reputation for an electrifying stage presence. Listeners who enjoy JJ Cale, Leon Bridges, Alabama Shakes, The Record Company, and Nathaniel Rateliff will find familiar threads. His career highlights include sharing stages with Booker T. Jones, Colin James, Beth Hart, and Burton Cummings, with hundreds of thousands of monthly listeners and millions of streams.

Francis Ellis takes the stage for a live stand-up performance. The show centers on big laughs and upbeat entertainment, setting the tone for a memorable night out.

A candlelit tribute brings the music of The Beatles to Bijou Theatre in Bridgeport, creating an intimate, multi-sensory atmosphere. A live ensemble presents a 60-minute program, with doors opening one hour before the performance and no late entry once the music begins. The evening features favorites such as I Want to Hold Your Hand, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields, Come Together, Here Comes the Sun, Help!, Eleanor Rigby, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Helter Skelter, Blackbird, A Day in the Life, Yesterday, and Let It Be. This event welcomes guests ages 8 and up, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible. Seating is assigned within each zone based on order of arrival. This is an independent tribute and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists or their representatives.

Spacecat Brewing Company in Norwalk, Connecticut hosts a Next Stop Comedy show with a rotating roster of stand-up performers. Each edition features a fresh mix of comics, including acts with credits on television and popular podcasts. The lineup changes every time.

Maria Bamford is known for comedy that is highly personal and experimental, often centered on mental health. She is the author of the New York Times bestseller Sure, I'll Join Your Cult and has released four hour-long specials titled Local Act, Weakness is the Brand, Old Baby, and Maria Bamford: the special, special, special!. She also starred in the Netflix comedy Lady Dynamite, a heightened and partly autobiographical series that follows a comedian navigating a breakdown.

A comedy show featuring Francis Ellis offers an evening of humor and lively entertainment. Tickets are available, and it suits a night out with friends.

Laurie Berkner brings a festive solo Holiday Party Concert filled with winter songs, fan favorites, and a few rarely performed gems. Guests are encouraged to wear a stuffed animal as a hat and bring dancing shoes. Each show lasts about 75 minutes, and an additional performance is scheduled. A $1 donation is added to every ticket to benefit Connectikids, supported through Twinkle Arts for Good. Connectikids serves students who face systemic inequities and other barriers by connecting them with people, places, and experiences that help level the playing field and inspire academic success, positive choices, and big dreams. Ticket options include regular admission at $39.50 to $49.50 with assigned seating, and VIP admission at $104.50 that offers preferred seats plus a meet and greet with Laurie Berkner and a photo opportunity. Children under one year old who sit on a lap attend for free with either ticket type.

A Thanksgiving-themed tribute to Jerry from Mystery Train returns to Westport VFW Auxiliary Post 399. This performance centers on honoring Jerry and marks a return visit to the venue.

Bad Animals brings a faithful tribute to Heart to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. Lead vocalist Daena D delivers a powerful performance in the style of Ann Wilson, while Gina D echoes Nancy Wilson's guitar work and harmonies. Backed by a full six-piece band, the show places both singers front and center. This is the rescheduled date for the postponed April show, and tickets from April will be honored.

Francis Ellis brings a night of comedy to New York Comedy Club Stamford, offering laughter and live entertainment.

Kristin Hensley and Jen Smedley, real-life best friends, comedians, and moms, bring the #IMOMSOHARD phenomenon to the stage with candid, big-hearted comedy about the highs, lows, and hilarious in-betweens of womanhood and parenting. What began as a single honest video grew into a global community, hundreds of millions of views, and millions of followers, leading to sold-out tours, a podcast, a New York Times bestseller, and a TV deal. Now on their fifth original nationwide tour, they share the unfiltered stories and sharp observations that made their web series a sensation. Their material leans into the everyday truths many try to hide, from body quirks and wardrobe battles to intimacy after marriage and swimsuit season, all to show how friendship and laughter can make the tough parts easier.

Mullett ignites The Warehouse in Fairfield with a full-throttle tribute to 80s rock. The band has a history of selling out this venue and recreates the era’s biggest anthems with big hair style, tight performances, and a flashy show filled with lights, confetti, and hairspray. Expect faithful renditions of hits made famous by Van Halen, Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Journey, and Poison... no DeLorean required.

The Faster Things Band brings its Allman Brothers tribute back to FTC StageOne in Fairfield, returning after a sold out debut in 2025. Known for capturing the heart, fire, soul, and improvisational spirit of the legendary group, the band showcases standout vocals and musicianship that fans often praise as authentic and engaging. Since last year, they have continued to build momentum with packed shows at Daryl's House in Pawling, Sony Hall in New York City, Park City Music Hall in Black Rock, and Black-Eyed Sally's in Hartford. This performance features a mix of classics and deep cuts, along with a short acoustic set highlighting rare Allman Brothers songs.

Gary Hoey brings a holiday rock and blues performance to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. The guitarist who broke through with Hocus Pocus, earned radio play with Low Rider, and has composed for films and soundtracks delivers stage-ready playing that is precise and powerful. The tour supports Avalanche, his first release since 2019, marking a return to his rock roots, and the set blends new songs with longtime favorites. Joining him on guitar is his son Ian Hoey, turning the concert into a family collaboration as well as a showcase for instrumental prowess, blues-rock drive, and extended solos.

Mind the Gap returns to 314 Beer Garden, bringing music alongside beer, food, and the glow of fire pits. A friendly setting with tunes that pair well with drinks and bites.

Experience Adele’s music in an intimate candlelit setting at the Bijou Theatre, where the Xinyi String Quartet brings her hits to life in a live, immersive concert. Expect a setlist that spans Hello, Rumour Has It, Make You Feel My Love, Water Under the Bridge, Oh My God, Someone Like You, Send My Love to Your New Lover, Chasing Pavements, Skyfall, When We Were Young, Set Fire to the Rain, Easy On Me, and Rolling in the Deep. The performance lasts 65 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the show and there is no entry once the concert begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is allocated within zones on a first come, first served basis. Suitable for ages 8 and up, with attendees under 16 accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Christmas in Vienna arrives with a performance by the Vienna Boys Choir, a renowned ensemble rooted in Vienna’s Imperial Chapel and sustained by a choral tradition that spans generations. The choir has nurtured composers such as Joseph Haydn, Michael Haydn, and Franz Schubert, and collaborates with leading orchestras and conductors. Today it comprises several touring groups that share concerts and recordings around the world, supported by a campus where all students receive individual voice training in programs recognized by UNESCO as cultural heritage. This concert highlights the choir’s long-standing artistry and the rich heritage of Viennese choral music, bringing a festive spirit to the stage.