Events in Chicopee, MA

Founding Fathers Car Club presents a weekly cruise night at The Star Drive-In, featuring live music by Joe Mac and a 50/50 raffle benefiting the Plymouth Veterans.

Experience a welcoming, judgment free setting where you can be yourself and let your inner star shine while making lasting memories with friends. Whether you are a seasoned vocalist or someone who usually only sings at home, music lovers of every level can come together to share songs. Expect plenty of laughter, camaraderie, and memorable performances. Bring friends, warm up your voice, and get ready for a fun night of singing.

Jeff Dow and Kimberly Rene reunite for an evening of live music across many styles, with requests welcomed, plus good food and refreshing drinks. Playful shenanigans are part of the fun.

Returning to Westover, this 5K from the Westover Galaxy Community Council offers a chance to run or walk on the runway at Westover Air Reserve Base, with support from the Westover Metropolitan Airport team and military partners. The route is set right on the airfield of the nation's largest air reserve base. A shirt order deadline applies, and registrations after that point are not guaranteed a shirt or the requested size. Registration prices also increase after the deadline. To avoid scams, ignore posts from individuals claiming to accept vendor registrations, as the Westover Galaxy Community Council is the only legitimate source.

A car show raising funds for the local Shriners Children's Hospital New England. The event centers on showcasing cars while supporting a charitable cause.

The fifth annual Art'ober Festival brings a day centered on art and music to Veteran's Memorial Park. Admission is free, and the event will be held regardless of the weather.

Enjoy a final day outdoors with great music.

The first annual golf tournament in support of the Chicopee St. Patrick’s Parade Committee will be held at Chicopee Country Club. Registration includes 18 holes with a cart, lunch, and dinner. Entry is $120 per golfer or $440 for a team of four, and dinner-only tickets are available for $40 for guests who are not golfing. Proceeds benefit the committee’s involvement in the Greater Chicopee community and its long-standing charitable work. Sponsorships are available at $1,000, $500, $250, and $100.

This PG comedy fundraiser to benefit Love Riot features clean, funny comedy along with raffles and auctions. Tickets are $30, and food and refreshments will be available for purchase. For more information, contact Filomena at (413) 558-1444.

Where My Witches At, or WMWA, is an ongoing community meetup that welcomes both newcomers and longtime practitioners. It creates a warm, judgment free setting where people can connect, ask questions, and share what they have learned. Conversations and exploration center on ritual, herbalism, energy work, and nature based traditions. It offers a chance to build community, exchange knowledge, and make meaningful connections at any stage of the journey.

Granby Library’s Tabletop Games Club brings players ages 8 and up together for an in-person gathering featuring a mix of board, card, and tile games. Expect a friendly, social setting where it is easy to settle in and play. A variety of games will be available at the tables, and participants can bring friends or meet new playing partners. After the session, library cardholders may borrow favorite games to enjoy at home.

Knit Night brings a relaxed crafting get-together to Luppoleto Brewing Co. with Rachel from Ewe & You Fiber Arts in Windsor. Bring whatever creative project you are working on and enjoy your favorite beverage while you make progress and chat. Participants receive 10% off draft beer, cider, wine, cocktails, and soda. This gathering is held on the second Thursday of each month.

A free monthly gathering for women who feel overextended, emotionally overwhelmed, or worn out from handling so much on their own. Participants explore simple grounding practices, spend time in reflection, and connect with a welcoming community focused on encouragement. The group is facilitated by LeighAnn Ricci, RN, BS, NC-BC, of Crosswinds Collaborative LLC. There is no cost to attend. This is a peer support space and not therapy, crisis counseling, or licensed mental health care. For questions or to RSVP, contact leighann@crosswindscollab.com.

The Mighty Oktoberfest returns for a two-night celebration featuring live music on both evenings. Night one includes Berkshire Mountain Wanderers, Moonlight Saints, and Trailer Trash. Night two features Berkshire Mountain Wanderers, DJ Jeff, One: Tribute to Creed, and Unforgettable Fire U2 Tribute Band.

A performance at The Daily Pint highlights a place the artists call their favorite “east of the river” and home of the “Original Table One.” This appearance is one of many at the venue in 2026.

Josh Teed returns to Ekko Lounge for a stop on his tour through Western Massachusetts. Fresh from organizing his own orchestral performance at Mishawaka Amphitheater, he brings a hybrid of bass music and masterful violin work that has taken him to Red Rocks, Lost Lands, and Electric Forest. This appearance brings him back to his New England stomping grounds.

Part of The Zombie Hideout craft fair series, this event brings together crafters, artists, collectors, Halloween-inspired makers, and small businesses, highlighted by a special appearance from General Hospital’s Rena Sofer. Vendors can book a spot for $25, with a 6-foot table included. A package option is available to vend at all three shows for $50 total, effectively covering two shows and adding the third at no extra cost. Availability is limited.

Zombie Hideout in Springfield, MA hosts an in-person meet and greet with Rena Sofer. Known to many as Lois Cerullo from General Hospital, she has also appeared on The Bold and the Beautiful and Melrose Place, with memorable roles on Seinfeld, Just Shoot Me, Heroes, Two and a Half Men, NCIS, and 24. Attendees can meet Rena, get items signed, take photos, or choose a VIP option. Autographs and photo ops are each $50, the autograph plus photo combination is $80, and the VIP package is $125, which includes three autographs, one photo op, and access to an exclusive Q&A.

Indian Orchard celebrates a decade of its Food Truck Festival with a milestone edition featuring a wide variety of food trucks, local vendors, activities, video games, and a music-filled atmosphere. The band lineup will be shared as the event approaches, with a blend of returning favorites and fresh acts, plus a special surprise to be revealed. Pack lawn chairs, blankets, and a big appetite to enjoy the flavors and festivities.

The Fall Holistic & Psychic Fair invites practitioners and makers to share their spiritual gifts and creations. Vendor applications are open for psychics, intuitives, palm readers, shamans, Reiki Masters and Reiki Master Teachers, as well as those offering crystals, metaphysical and whimsical items, and handmade artisan work. The fair is organized solely by Mary Rebecca Donahue McCullough, and all communication, including application requests, should be directed to AmoreBello1111@gmail.com. Please disregard any third parties claiming to represent the event or collect payments.

Arctoberfest at Arcpoint Brewing Company offers beer, lively music, and friendly company. The soundtrack spans 90s favorites, catchy one-time chart hits, rock classics, and folk tunes for a relaxed brewery celebration.

This is a welcoming, inclusive sensory playgroup where children read together, make new friends, and explore a new Communication Board. Activities are sensory friendly and guided by each child, allowing participation at a comfortable pace. The program is designed with neurodiverse children and their caregivers in mind. For ages 5 to 13.

Created in partnership with the Hampden County Sheriff's Office, the MHA Badge of Strength Endurance Challenge brings teams together for a fitness challenge that supports fundraising and awareness for MHA’s mental health programs and services. Teams work together to test their endurance and can earn the Badge of Strength. The experience focuses on making a difference while uniting participants around a meaningful cause.

The 7th annual golf tournament at The Country Club of Wilbraham brings the community together in support of Jessy’s Fight and its mission to give hope. The organization is dedicated to raising funds for the D’Amour Center for Cancer Care within the Baystate Health Foundation, while also creating a space where people can gather and set aside the worries that come with cancer. This year’s event also pays tribute to Jessy’s mother, Sandra T. Cote, lovingly known as Mrs. C, with memorial donations welcomed in her memory. At the heart of the tournament is Jessy’s story. She was 27 when a cancerous brain tumor was discovered in 2017, and the strength of her husband, Sully, along with family, friends, and the wider community, helped her navigate the journey. She shares that she is seven years cancer free and continues routine scans, staying focused on gratitude and hope. These experiences inspired a commitment to help others and to offer moments of joy and reassurance through gatherings like this tournament.

Explore Wistariahurst Museum by candlelight on a guided after dark tour through its corridors. A knowledgeable guide shares accounts of the Skinner family, including the tragedy that led them to relocate their home and business to Holyoke, along with other eerie episodes from the mansion’s history. The experience emphasizes the site’s haunted lore and the echoes of former residents and workers. Expect a route that involves standing and walking, with movement between the first and second floors via the Grand Staircase in dim lighting. This atmospheric visit offers a look at where local history meets the paranormal.

Candlelight transforms the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield into an intimate setting for a string quartet to reinterpret iconic 80s rock anthems by candlelight. The 60 minute performance features favorites such as Africa by Toto, I’m Still Standing by Elton John, Every Breath You Take by The Police, Beat It by Michael Jackson, Everywhere by Fleetwood Mac, The Logical Song by Supertramp, Sweet Dreams by Eurythmics, One by Metallica, Under Pressure by Queen and David Bowie, With Or Without You by U2, and Sweet Child O’ Mine by Guns N’ Roses. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no late entry once the performance has started. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Multiple showtimes may be available and can be selected during purchase. This is a tribute experience that is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

The Weight Band honors the legacy of The Band with a live performance that brings those timeless songs and their spirit to the stage. The show spans classic Americana, weaving roadhouse rock, funky swamp pop, blues, country soul, and folk into a rich, rootsy sound. Led by guitarist Jim Weider, whose work includes The Band and Levon Helm’s Midnight Ramble Band, the lineup features keyboardist Brian Mitchell, whose background includes Levon Helm’s Midnight Ramble Band, bassist Albert Rogers, whose background includes the Jim Weider Band and Jimmy Vivino, drummer Michael Bram, whose background includes Jason Mraz, and keyboardist Matt Zeiner, whose background includes Dickey Betts. Together this veteran quintet embraces what Weider calls the Woodstock Sound and carries it forward, with Shines Like Gold showcasing their craft.

Experience a candlelit tribute to Adele at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, where a live, multi-sensory atmosphere sets the tone for an evening of her most beloved songs. The Listeso String Quartet will perform selections including Hello, Rumour Has It, Make You Feel My Love, Water Under the Bridge, Oh My God, Someone Like You, Send My Love, Chasing Pavements, Skyfall, When We Were Young, Set Fire to the Rain, Easy On Me, and Rolling in the Deep. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone, and Zone C offers ADA accessible seats. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Celebrate spooky season at a Halloween themed card and collectibles show at Zombie Hideout. Browse a wide mix of vendor tables featuring Pokémon, sports cards, Magic: The Gathering, comics, collectibles, toys, sealed product, singles, and more. Spend the day buying, selling, trading, or hunting for long sought after grails as you explore the show floor. Vendor space is available at $25 per 6 foot table, and spots are limited.

Celebrate the launch of two books that highlight community voices and creativity. The Power in Her Bones collects the stories of 25 women, and Through Our Lens: The World in Black & White features a black and white photography collection created by the Young Queen photographers. The gathering centers on storytelling, art, and photography, honoring the achievements of the authors and young creatives behind these works.

Route 20 Bar & Grille hosts The Storytellers for a live show. The listing praises the friendly staff, tasty food, and welcoming regulars, and mentions that the band has performed there before and had a blast.

A live appearance by The Deadheads with complimentary admission.

Barbecue meets blues music in a simple pairing that highlights both.

Captains Corner and Zombie Hideout present a fan-focused wrestling gathering featuring more than ten guest personalities and over twenty vendors at Zombie Hideout. Attendees can explore wrestling collectibles, toys, trading cards, comics, and memorabilia, with chances to secure autographs in an atmosphere welcoming to all ages. Admission is free for everyone. Additional guest reveals, vendor highlights, and other updates are planned.

Jami D leads a 10-piece tribute to the songs of Bob Dylan, delivering a spirited production shaped by a lifetime connection to the music. Raised in Woodstock and now based in Western Massachusetts, she first met Dylan at age eight on the lawn of the original Woodstock Playhouse. The performance spans decades of material, from 1960s touchstones to interpretations championed by artists like Chrissie Hynde, Marcus King, and Miley Cyrus. Guest appearances feature Peter Newland of FAT, drummer Paul Dawiki of the Blushing Brides, and Janet Ryan of Janet Ryan and Straight Up, with additional contributions from Mark Downie of Retro Floyd. Each show also welcomes a surprise guest musician. Attendees can lean into the era’s spirit with tie-dye, headbands, and bell bottoms for a full-on Woodstock vibe.

Enjoy a foliage walk featuring sweeping views of the valley to the west. The route covers approximately two and a half miles with both uphill and downhill sections. Meet at the rear of Somers Town Hall to carpool to the site. On clear days, the lookout can reveal a broad panorama across the Connecticut River Valley that may include the Hartford skyline to the south, the Hanging Hills near Meriden, the Hublein Tower on the southwestern horizon, the Silo Nursery in Somers during the day, distant Mount Greylock beyond Springfield, and farther north the outlines of Mt. Tom and the Holyoke Range with the long buildings of Westover Airforce Base in front, plus far-off Vermont peaks on the horizon. Along an old tote road near the viewpoint, a massive boulder supports a living patchwork of small birches, grasses, sparse flowers, blackberry vines, poison ivy, and ferns, with a nearby oak gripping its side. Two clusters of unexplained pits sit close to the overlook, one across from the boulder and another along the yellow trail through a hemlock grove to the northeast, and their origin remains a mystery. For questions, contact Albert Grant at 860-623-5487 or albert_grant@sbcglobal.net.

A Halloween-ish themed Cairo show with a playful seasonal twist.

Candlelight brings a tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, creating an intimate, multi-sensory concert illuminated by candlelight. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the tentative setlist includes Coldplay favorites such as Clocks, Something Just Like This, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Viva la Vida, and Sky Full of Stars, alongside Imagine Dragons hits like Radioactive, Believer, Bad Liar, Follow You, Eyes Closed, and Nice to Meet You. This experience is presented independently and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, the artist’s estate, or official representatives. Attendees must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Zone C offers ADA accessible seating, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed day trip from Granby, MA to Salem, MA with comfortable charter bus transportation. Depart and return from Joy Travel Agency in Granby, where free, secure parking is available for the day. Ride in a 54 seat coach with air conditioning and an onboard restroom. Spend a full day in Salem with plenty of time to explore, visit well-known attractions, shop, and take in the festive atmosphere. Avoid traffic and parking costs while the travel logistics are handled for you. Capacity is limited to 54 seats.

The event features a spooky 5K road race and a 2 mile walk in Chicopee, with the starting line at Grise Funeral Home. Costumes are encouraged, and an after party follows the finish. Awards will recognize standout costumes for individuals and groups, along with the fastest male and female runners. Presented by Holyoke Medical Center and Riley Home Realty, this year’s edition benefits the Foundation for TJO Animals, which raises funds to help local homeless animals at the Thomas J. O’Connor Animal Control and Adoption Center serving Springfield, Holyoke, and Chicopee, with a focus on veterinary care and lifesaving support. Registration details are coming soon, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

3X Social returns to The Dugout Cafe with live music to set a spooky mood. Enjoy time with friends over drinks and food while the band plays. Costumes are welcome.

Brother Brian of The Storytellers brings a laid back set to Route 20 Bar & Grille in Wilbraham. The venue is highlighted as a welcoming place for get-togethers, with friendly staff and standout food, creating an easygoing setting to relax while the music flows.

At the MassMutual Center, the Springfield Regional Chamber’s Super 60 Awards marks its 37th year by honoring the businesses and organizations that drive economic growth across Western Massachusetts. The program recognizes standout performance in five categories: Revenue, Growth, Start-Ups, Give Backs, and Non-Profits. More than 500 business and community leaders from across the region come together to acknowledge fast-growing companies, entrepreneurial success stories, and nonprofits making a daily difference. It is a celebration of excellence, innovation, and leadership that highlights how these organizations strengthen the economy and the communities they serve.

Why's It Gotta Be? Theater Group brings a gender-blind production of A Midsummer Night's Dream to Unity House in Springfield, MA. Hermia and Lysander are in love, yet a guardian insists on Demetrius, while Helena doggedly follows Demetrius with no return of affection. Pushed to choose obedience, death, or a cloistered life, the young lovers slip away into a nearby forest, with Demetrius and Helena close behind. At the same time, a troupe of well-meaning artisans readies a play for the wedding of Theseus and Hippolyta and chooses the same woods for rehearsal. There they cross into a realm of enchantment ruled by the fairy monarchs Oberon and Titania, whose discord sends ripples of confusion and desire through all who wander after dark. The story moves between the Athenian court and the mysterious forest beyond the city, using gender-blind casting to foreground queer themes while exploring the unruly nature of love, longing, friendship, possessiveness, jealousy, and magic. Directed by Isabella Bonavita with dramaturgy by Mal Sillars, produced by Why's It Gotta Be? Theater Group, with costumes by Giganta Smalls and concept art by Mimi Weatherbee. Casting will be announced.

Held at Marriott Springfield Downtown, this gala commemorates fifty years of gratitude for what God has done, featuring food, music, a keynote address, dancing, and additional festivities. This is a ticketed event.

The GoodFellas join forces with the UnionJack British Invasion Band at Holyoke Elks Lodge 902 for an annual gathering with friends that salutes the music of the 1960s and early 1970s. Together, they highlight favorites from that era in a shared performance.

A live performance from The Deadheads with free admission. Attendees can hear them on stage at no cost.

Split Shift brings its original lineup to View Street Tavern for a night focused on the songs that defined the band in its early years, with special guests Hypnotic Kick. The performance marks the 25th anniversary of the band’s signing with Elektra Records. Ticket details will be shared when available.

A lively marketplace for trading card game and sports card enthusiasts awaits at the Zombie Hideout trading card and sports card show. Browse vendors offering Pokémon and sports cards, Magic: The Gathering, comics, collectibles, and toys, plus sealed products and single cards. Spend the day buying, selling, and trading, meet fellow collectors, and search for standout finds. Vendor spaces are $25 per six foot table and availability is limited.

Meet potential feline companions at this adoption event featuring both kittens and adult cats. A variety will be available to adopt, offering a chance to get acquainted and find a cat that suits your home.

Jeff Dow and Kimberly Rene return to The Daily Pint for an acoustic performance featuring familiar favorites and taking requests. The evening pairs live music with food and refreshments.

WWE Hall of Famer Kane makes a return appearance at Zombie Hideout for an exclusive meet and greet. Attendees can get autographs and take photos with the Devil’s Favorite Demon.

Presented by the St. Anthony Women’s Guild of St. Anthony Maronite Catholic Church, this one day fall harvest bazaar features a diverse mix of vendors and crafters with plenty of unique gift ideas. Attendees can purchase American and Mediterranean food and pastries to enjoy there or to bring home and share with family and friends. Highlights include themed baskets and a raffle with more than $1,000 in prizes. Vendors and crafters interested in participating can contact Kathy at 413-478-8076 or kathleenalevras@gmail.com.

A rehearsal session for the Granby Music Academy choir brings singers together to practice repertoire and coordinate parts in a focused setting. RSVPs can be made by phone at 413-213-5767 or by email at granbymusicstudio@gmail.com.

This event at American Legion Post 351 features performances by the Rich Badowski Band, Michael St George, Max Samson, and Dennis Cotton.

This stop is part of a run of 2026 appearances at The Daily Pint, a favorite hangout on the east side of the river. Known for welcoming staff, good food, and a friendly crowd, the venue is also home to the Original Table One. The performers consider it a go-to stage and plan to be back several times throughout the year.

Celebrate the season with a trip to the Radio City Christmas Spectacular that features orchestra-level seating and hassle-free travel. The cost is $265 per person for each date, reflecting 2025 pricing applied to 2026. The package includes round-trip motorcoach travel, an orchestra seat, built-in free time, a trip escort, and all taxes and gratuities. Payment in full is required when booking, and reservations are final and nonrefundable. The performance is planned to take place regardless of the weather. For reservations, call 413-593-3939 or email amy@king-gray.com.

Enjoy a comfortable motor coach excursion to Newport with self-guided visits to The Breakers and Marble House, both dressed for the holidays. Lunch at LaForge Casino Restaurant is included. On the way back, there will be a quick stop at Wright’s Bakery for sweet treats. The cost is $159 per person and includes roundtrip transportation, lunch, admission to both mansions, the bakery stop, and all taxes and gratuities. A $50 deposit is due at signup. Space is limited. Register at the front desk or by calling 413-596-8379.

For over 25 years, The Irish Tenors have captivated audiences around the globe with a soaring blend of classical technique, Irish charm, and heartfelt storytelling. Since first uniting in 1998, they have filled renowned halls from Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall to the Sydney Opera House and the Hollywood Bowl, become well known to PBS viewers through the Ellis Island special, and sold millions of albums that span treasured Irish ballads, popular standards, and contemporary favorites. Recognized as one of the most successful Irish touring groups, they bring that legacy to a festive concert experience with The Irish Tenors: A Family Christmas. The program features beloved carols, uplifting seasonal songs, and the rich harmonies that helped make their We Three Kings album a perennial favorite, balancing joyful celebration with moments of reflection. Anthony Kearns, Ronan Tynan, and Patrick Hyland lead the evening with dazzling vocals and emotional depth, moving from the poignant beauty of Danny Boy to spirited Christmas selections and inspiring numbers that often have audiences on their feet. The result is a warm celebration of music, memory, and togetherness for all ages.

Part of The Zombie Hideout Craft Fair Series, this Christmas show welcomes crafters, artists, collectors, spooky creators, and small businesses to set up at The Zombie Hideout. Vendor spots are $25 and include a 6 foot table. A package option covers all three shows in the series for $50 total, or rent two shows and get one free. Vendor space is limited.

Avalon Red returns to The Break for a live performance. The event takes place at Snooker's Billiards - The Break Live Music Venue.

Experience the Radio City Christmas Spectacular with a package that includes roundtrip motorcoach transportation, an orchestra seat, free time, an escort, and all taxes and gratuities. The cost is $265 per person per date, with 2025 rates applied for 2026. To reserve, call 413-593-3939 or email amy@king-gray.com. Full payment is required at the time of reservation and all reservations are non-refundable. The performance will proceed rain, snow, or shine.

At Symphony Hall, The United European Ballet Company presents the beloved tale of Cinderella, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. This production merges classical ballet with Broadway flair, showcasing romance, gentle humor, and theatrical spectacle. The narrative traces a kind young woman whose strength and trust in love carry her from a difficult home to a royal celebration where dreams are realized. Dynamic choreography and vivid character work illuminate the connection between Cinderella and the Prince, creating an experience that welcomes audiences of all ages. Set to Sergei Prokofiev’s score, the performance features an international cast, European costumes, and hand-painted sets. The ballet unfolds in two acts with one intermission and is suitable for families, including children ages 3 and up.

8 to 11 pm!

The 60’s Experience returns to Holyoke Elks 902 with a set of groovy favorites from the 1960s, featuring classic tunes that highlight the sounds of the decade. The show centers on familiar hits and the signature grooves of the era.

Route 20 Bar & Grille in Wilbraham, Massachusetts offers a welcoming neighborhood vibe with friendly staff, tasty food, and a crowd that brings upbeat energy. Performers have enjoyed taking the stage here, and the atmosphere reliably turns a show into a fun night.