Events in Agawam today

An all-level mat Pilates session comes to Stanley Park with Pursuit Pilates Club for the 2026 season. The class emphasizes controlled, low impact movements designed to build core strength, support better posture, and increase flexibility. Whether you are getting started or refining your practice, expect a well rounded, full body workout that promotes strength, stability, and mindful movement. Sessions take place on the Acre Lawn one Wednesday each month. A $5 per person, per class donation is suggested. Part of the 2026 Health Initiatives presented by Health New England.

A casual community supper welcomes people of all ages around a freshly prepared meal. Time is set aside both beforehand and afterward for small groups, relaxed conversation, and creative arts activities. Volunteers are appreciated for setup and cleanup, and donations on a give-what-you-can basis are accepted but never required. Bring your appetite and enjoy a nourishing experience. Everyone is welcome.

Founding Fathers Car Club hosts a weekly cruise night at The Star Drive-In that features live music by Joe Mac. A 50/50 raffle will take place, with proceeds benefiting Plymouth Veterans.

At Moses BSA Camp, this outdoor event features live music, camping, and swimming. Choose a weekend camping option or a day pass.

Explore the Farmers Market at The Longmeadow Shops, showcasing local items from Berry Knoll Gardens, Bread by Cara, Quarry Pond Farm, Amy Cakes Baked Goods, and more. Browse the market and discover a variety of offerings from local vendors at The Shops.

Speed & Sprocket Cycle Works sets up its mobile bike shop at The Longmeadow Shops Farmers Market, providing quick tune-ups, repairs, and knowledgeable guidance to keep your bike in top shape. Browse a handpicked range of bicycles and accessories to prepare for your next ride. This pop-up is weather dependent.

Group mountain bike rides return with a relaxed, intermediate-level pace where no one is left behind. Participants should arrive with a reliable bike and a helmet.

This chapter meeting at Luppoleto Brewing Co. brings together veterans and active-duty military who share a love of music. No prior experience is required. Participants can take part in free songwriting and guitar lessons as part of this community.

Week 19 of Destination Bike Night features Voodoo Driver performing live rock. Expect classic favorites and modern hits, with guitar-driven covers spanning artists like Foo Fighters and Shinedown. The event is held at Knights of Columbus #69. Admission is $5 at the gate. Powered by Throttle Rocker Nation.

Throttle Rocker Nation presents the Bike Night After Party at The Rumbleseat Bar & Grille in Chicopee, pairing half price appetizers offered all day with live acoustic music. This edition features an acoustic set by Presz & Perry.

Enjoy a welcoming, nonjudgmental karaoke gathering where you can be yourself and let your voice shine. The setting is supportive and relaxed, making it easy to drop any jitters and make lasting memories with friends. Whether you are a confident crooner or more of a shower singer, all experience levels are encouraged to take the mic and share a favorite song. Expect laughter, camaraderie, and memorable performances from a community of music lovers.

A night market brings together local vendors, flavorful food, music, and shopping in a community-focused setting. Neighborhood businesses gather to celebrate culture and create a lively atmosphere for an evening of connection and fun.

The Munich Haus and Hot Mic Events present a dinner-and-hypnosis comedy experience at The Munich Haus Restaurant in Chicopee. The evening begins with the Munich Haus buffet, a German-American spread of sizzling specialties, hearty comfort dishes, and desserts with a Bavarian twist. After dinner, the energy shifts as Frank Santos Jr., known as The R-Rated Hypnotist, takes the stage for an interactive performance where the audience becomes the show. Volunteers may suddenly carry themselves like international opera sensations, dance as if headlining an Oktoberfest celebration, or even strut like a comically confident chicken. Friends turn into stars, strangers become legends, and laughter fills the room in a bold, boisterous, and hypnotic whirlwind. Framed as a one-night-only experience in Western Massachusetts, it promises high-energy entertainment, big laughs, and unforgettable memories.

The Healys bring live, authentic Irish music to The Daily Pint for a halfway-to-St. Patrick's Day celebration. Expect lively traditional tunes for an upbeat, Irish-themed night.

Karaoke Night brings a fun, music-filled atmosphere to North Agawam. Enjoy an evening of karaoke with plenty of sing-along energy.

Experience the opening of the West Springfield Town Museum, featuring multiple rooms that showcase the town's history.

This outdoor, kid- and dog-friendly show takes place in the apple orchard at Fern Valley Farm. It includes food, microbrews from Fieldcrest, ice cream, and more.

Maple Leaf Pub in Westfield hosts The Storytellers with live music. The setting is casual and welcoming, featuring friendly staff, a crowd of regulars, and food available. A relaxed hangout vibe kicks in from the moment guests arrive.

Gettin’ Groovy brings a harmony-packed throwback to the Holyoke Elks with a set built on British Invasion favorites and American pop and rock classics, delivered with high energy and a playful spirit. The lineup features Kevin Freyenhagen on bass and vocals, Stevie Dunn on lead vocals and guitar, Jeff Ahearn on lead guitar and vocals, Stephanie Ciccarello on lead vocals and percussion, Nadine Benzaia on keyboards and vocals, and Scott Olmstead on drums and vocals. Expect catchy hooks, big personalities, and a nostalgic feel that tips its hat to an era before laptops handled tambourines. Look for a lively crowd, cold drinks, and a show designed to take listeners back to when the music felt timeless. Side effects may include tapping toes, spontaneous dancing, and declaring that they just do not make music like that anymore.

At Sheraton Springfield Monarch Place Hotel, an elegant all-white theme sets the stage for an evening of verse, song, and rhythm. Poetry UNdressed: An All White Affair features compelling spoken word, soulful singers, powerful author readings, live music, and a DJ who keeps the energy flowing. Comedian Darryl Rosemond hosts, with live sounds by Heshima Moja & Sonic Alchemy. The experience is designed for a refined, mature crowd, offering an intimate atmosphere where stories are shared, music stirs emotion, and the room moves together. Guests are encouraged to wear all white to be part of the ambiance.

Donovan's Irish Pub hosts a live set featuring Jack and his Guitar.

Just like Fire Acoustic returns with a rock and roll spirit, marking their comeback.

Hits by Hector leads a karaoke night.

Becca's Soldiers presents the 7th Annual Family Fun Day and Awareness Stroll, a fundraiser focused on raising awareness of ovarian cancer, offering a space for patients to meet, and supporting women in Western Massachusetts as they undergo treatment. The day starts with check-in and T-shirt pickup for pre-registrants alongside day-of registration, followed by welcome speeches. Participants then head out for the Awareness Walk, and activities continue with a Family Fun Day. Food trucks will be available, music is provided by Tom McCusker of Knight Productions, and photography is provided by Inspire Me Photos. T-shirts will be available for purchase for those who do not register.

Celebrate Armenian heritage at St. Mark Armenian Church with grilled specialties served hot, sweet pastries to enjoy or take home, lively music, a raffle, and opportunities to shop items from Armenia along with artwork and wine available for purchase. Explore your family roots at the ancestry booth and discover even more throughout the festivities. There is no cost to attend and parking is free. The event goes on in any weather, with ample seating under the tent. DJ Gena will keep the energy high with Armenian favorites and international dance tunes. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, call (413) 783-5793.

RAD Springfield is a mobile community bike shop offering repair education and access to tools across Springfield’s neighborhoods. Bring a bicycle that needs work or contribute a donation. Technicians restore donated bikes and prepare them for resale or for distribution within the community, and many residents receive free bicycles for essential transportation. Volunteers are welcome, whether you want to learn the basics of bike maintenance or apply existing skills in service to others. The environment is multicultural, friendly, and open to all ages. This is a drop-in format with no registration needed.