Events in Stamford today

Stamford Recreation Star Center hosts an interactive Spanish music class for children ages 1 to 4, led by Armelle For Kids. Young participants sing, move, and play while naturally building language through songs, rhythm games, and hands-on activities. Created for toddlers and preschoolers with caregiver involvement encouraged, this ten-week series focuses on learning through movement and music. The fee is $219 per child for the full session.

Nurture your body and mind throughout pregnancy with a calm, instructor-led prenatal yoga class. Gentle movements focus on easing discomfort in the back, hips, and pelvis while building the strength and stability that support childbirth. Guided breathing and relaxation practices can reduce stress, promote better sleep, and help you get ready for labor. It provides a welcoming environment to connect with other expectant mothers. No prior yoga experience is necessary. Registration is required.

Roger Daltrey with special guest Amy Helm presents a deeply personal concert that blends The Who classics, seldom-heard tracks, and favorites from his solo career. Supported by a semi-acoustic band with a rock edge, the show offers intimate new interpretations of iconic songs along with candid stories that offer an inside look at rock history. Setlist surprises and his unmistakable voice make this a rare chance to experience a legendary performer up close. Two VIP options are available. The Autograph & VIP Soundcheck Experience includes seating within the first three rows of the seated sections with an excellent view, access to the official soundcheck, a limited edition poster pre-signed by Roger Daltrey, an exclusive piece of VIP merchandise, a commemorative VIP laminate and lanyard, and crowd-free merchandise shopping before general doors. The VIP Soundcheck Experience features a premier reserved seat in the best available seated sections with a clear view, plus access to the official soundcheck.

Focused on hormones and women's health, this second annual fall luncheon at the Belle Haven Club features an intimate Q&A with Dr. Elena Ratner and Dr. Alicia Robbins. The discussion examines how hormones intersect with gynecological cancer risk, diagnosis, and care, with opportunities for audience questions and direct conversation with the speakers.

Two musicians from opposite coasts crossed paths by chance and chose to create together as Sons of Legion, a duo that blends the drive of rock with the soulfulness of blues and the enduring warmth of classic soul. Their shows are charged with energy and anchored by lyrics that aim for depth, shaping a sound that salutes rock’s heritage while staking out its own identity. With Nashville roots and songs like "Brand New Day," "Power," and "Firestarter," they have connected with a wide audience, drawing more than 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify and landing features across ESPN, Dodge Ram campaigns, Netflix, and NBC. This performance centers on authenticity and musical craft, inviting listeners into a set where every note and lyric reflects a shared journey and a commitment to keep pushing their sound forward.

The Bridgeport Downtown Special Services District brings back the Downtown Bridgeport Farmers Market at McLevy Green, creating a lively weekly hub for fresh produce, satisfying lunch options, artisan finds, and performances by local musicians. Shoppers can look forward to periodic cooking demonstrations led by Chef Raquel Rivera of A Pinch of Salt and Deja Smith of Khemi’s Vegan Cuisine, along with a rotating mix of community offerings throughout the season. Regular vendors include Killam & Bassette Farmstead from South Glastonbury, Betzy’s Latin Cuisine, Khemi’s Vegan Cuisine, and Natural Juice, joined by artisans such as Destinie Designs, Kiffy Naturals, Rico Suave Accessories, and The She Shed. Information tables frequently feature American Jobs Center, Bridgeport Public Library, the Fairfield County Coalition Voter Registration, Greater Bridgeport Transit and Ctrides, Liberation Programs, and Recovery Network of Programs, with occasional appearances by CONNECT-US, Norma Pfriem Breast Center, the Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging, UI or Avangrid, and Jehovah’s Witness. To help make fresh food more affordable, the market participates in the Bridgeport Bucks program in partnership with the Bridgeport Farmers Market Collaborative, offering coupons that can be used to buy fruits and vegetables at Bridgeport farmers markets. Payment options include SNAP/EBT, WIC, Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks for WIC and Seniors, Bridgeport Bucks, cash, credit, and debit. An incentive match is available for SNAP shoppers, so every $1 in SNAP funds spent at the market becomes $2 toward fresh fruits and vegetables.

Set aside everyday noise and settle into a calm, restorative class that blends guided meditation with a soothing sound bath to quiet the mind and bring the whole system into balance. It begins with gentle arrival and breathing practices to help you land, followed by a grounding meditation that focuses awareness and steadies the body. Then rest comfortably while live instruments such as crystal singing bowls, gong, chimes, and other sound tools create waves of tone you can feel as well as hear, encouraging deep relaxation, emotional release, and a clear, centered state. Many participants leave feeling lighter, clearer, and well rested, like a brief vacation for the nervous system. No prior experience is needed. You can lie down or sit, choosing what feels best. Expect time for guided meditation, an extended sound bath, and a quiet period to integrate. Bring water and cozy layers. Optional items include an eye pillow, a blanket, or a journal. This experience can be supportive for stress, anxiety, overwhelm, sleep, an emotional reset, and anyone in need of deep rest.

A weekly trivia night happens at Spacecat Brewery in Norwalk. Many attendees like to arrive a little early to chat before it begins.

Amythyst Kiah appears at StageOne in Fairfield, CT with an adventurous take on Americana that reaches beyond tidy labels. She draws on old-time traditions, folk, rock, and soul, led by a rich, commanding voice and taut, powerful guitar work. In performance she moves with poise and fire, holding a room in pin-drop quiet before shifting into full-bodied energy. The songs are keenly crafted and emotionally forthright, offering texture and subtlety alongside strength without excess. Her work has been spotlighted by The New York Times, Rolling Stone, NPR, and People, reflecting an accomplished songwriter and magnetic performer with a distinct artistic perspective. Listeners who want roots music that feels alive and contemporary will find plenty to savor.

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.