Live music in Warsaw, IN

Crate diggers and music lovers will find more than 60,000 records, CDs, cassettes, and collectibles spread across 70 tables at the Fort Wayne Record Show. The Classic Cafe Catering & Event Center hosts a marketplace of pre-owned and new LPs and 45s, vintage stereo equipment, record care supplies, posters, T-shirts, and other music memorabilia. Inventory ranges from bargain finds to hard-to-locate rarities with a strong showing of classic rock, pop, 80s, and metal, along with punk, soul, R&B, jazz, hip-hop, country, bluegrass, soundtracks, oddities, and more. Early entry is available for $5, while general admission is free. Door prize drawings include items from BCW Record Supplies and $25 shopping certificates. Cash is preferred, though many vendors also accept cards and popular digital payment apps, and there is an ATM and a food truck on site.

A remote Newfoundland community known as the Rock becomes an unexpected haven when 38 planes carrying 6,579 people from 100 countries are diverted to its airstrip. This true-story musical follows Gander as an average day transforms into a community-wide welcome, with residents bridging language and cultural differences through music and even an open bar, and discovering a shared sense of global family. Book, music and lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein. Rated PG-13. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with all authorized performance materials supplied by MTI.

The first cruise-in of the season rolls into South Shore Social in Syracuse, Indiana. All types of vehicles are welcome, from brand-new to classic, lifted to lowered. It offers a relaxed night centered on cars, music, and a friendly crowd.

Octave Cat brings a dynamic trio featuring Eli Winderman on keyboards, Jesse Miller of Lotus on bass and modular synth, and Charlie Patierno on drums. Their music spans tight, groove-centered jazz and analog synth-fueled dance rhythms, drawing inspiration from Herbie Hancock’s jazz-funk and Four Tet’s electronica. Blending improvisational jazz and jam energy with electronic textures, they have shaped a sound that is distinctly their own. Future Joy appears as the special guest. This all-ages show is general admission at $20 and takes place at Ignition Music Garage.

Stroll a lively market with stalls offering produce, handmade creations, antiques, and quirky odds and ends. Enjoy live music as you explore and take time for friendly conversations with vendors and fellow shoppers.