Events in Chicopee today

A weeklong comedy improv intensive for ages 9 to 15 invites participants to build quick thinking and spark imagination through improv games, sketch creation, and long-form work. Led by Drama Studio Improv Faculty with special guests, the week concludes with an improvised performance for family and friends. Full-day tuition is $525.

RAD Springfield operates as a mobile bike workshop serving neighborhoods across Springfield, offering hands-on repair education and access to shared tools. Bring a bicycle that needs care or donate one you no longer use. Technicians restore bikes for resale or to return to the community, and they often provide no-cost bicycles to residents who rely on them for transportation. Volunteers are invited to get involved, whether to learn repair skills or to contribute existing expertise in support of the mission. The environment is welcoming, multicultural, and open to all ages. Walk-ins are welcome and no registration is required.

Discover how lively Monday afternoons can be with a rotating Monday Funday activity each week. Participants can play, build, craft, and create through hands-on projects such as Bird Feeders, Bee Bath, Nature Collage, Flower Prints, Tie Dye, Flapping Butterfly, and an all-ages finger painting session. Recommended for children ages 6 and up, while welcoming attendees of all ages.

At Mason Square Branch Library, Chair Yoga provides an accessible and inclusive way to move using standard chairs to support gentle stretching, mindful breathing, and relaxation. Each session focuses on physical wellness, stress relief, and a sense of community in a safe, welcoming setting. An instructor from Mystic Willow leads the class. This program is for ages 10 and up. Space is limited and participation is first come, first served.

Free kayaking, fishing, and time by the water await at Holyoke Rows as part of Mass DCR Summer Nights. The program places a special focus on youth ages 13 to 17 while welcoming families with children and young people of all ages. Youth take part with a parent, guardian, or other accompanying adult, so it is a family-centered experience, not a drop-off or adults-only format. No registration is needed. Paddle, cast a line, or simply relax along the Connecticut River together. For questions, call or text 413-320-3134.

This six week improv program is geared toward adults, with ages 16 and up welcome with a parent’s permission. Participants explore spontaneous thinking, attentive listening, collaborative play, scene development, character relationships, and more, all in a setting that keeps the emphasis on fun and shared laughter. The class is open to every experience level, and everyone is encouraged to progress at a pace that feels right in a supportive atmosphere. Instruction is provided by Phantom Sheep Players, the longest running professional comedy troupe in Western MA. The fee is $140 for the full session, with a discount for UU members and returning students.

Kimberly’s Pocket Circus sets up a petite big top on the lower level at Macy’s Court, filled with high-energy fun led by a single skilled performer eager to share favorite feats. Look for lively acrobatics, swirling hula hoops, and steady handstands as the show delivers outsized thrills from a compact tent. This performance is part of Tykes Tuesday, a free program open to the public and best suited for children 12 and under in Macy’s Court, with kid-friendly highlights that include a fun science demonstration, visits from live animal ambassadors, Christmas in July, and more.

Keri and Andrew bring live music to the patio at Uno Pizzeria & Grill by the Basketball Hall of Fame, creating a sunny summertime vibe in a relaxed, open-air setting.

The 60's Experience performs a set of 1960s tunes in Aldenville, setting the scene for a groovy summer evening.

A free peer support group for women processing betrayal, broken trust, infidelity, or the impact of a spouse or partner’s intimate or sexual betrayal. The group offers a confidential, caring setting to reduce isolation, reaffirm personal worth, and begin rebuilding peace and clarity alongside others who understand. It is not therapy, crisis support, legal services, or marital counseling. Sessions are facilitated by LeighAnn Ricci, RN, BS, NC-BC, a women’s health nurse with two decades of experience and professional training as a holistic nurse coach, with academic study in Religion and Christian Counseling. Conversations are guided by Christian values such as dignity, compassion, and hope, while remaining welcoming and nonpressuring for women of any or no faith background. Because the topic is sensitive, public RSVPs or comments are not needed, and initial registration is private through the form noted in the event information. For questions, contact leighann@crosswindscollab.com.

The Savage Brothers bring live music to the Windsor Locks Summer Concert Series, with the show set beneath the pavilion in Veterans Memorial Park. For questions or more information, contact the Windsor Locks Park and Recreation Department at (860) 627-1420.

Part of the Enfield Summer Concert Series, this family-friendly community event offers live music alongside food trucks. Pack a lawn chair and settle in for an easygoing night. Visit the Enfield Culture and Arts tent for updates about the series and a complimentary kids craft while supplies last. If weather becomes an issue, the concert will shift to the following night, with announcements shared on the ECAC Facebook page.

Enjoy a great day at the track aboard The Borecki Bus, with Forest Park as the venue.

A weekly cruise night at the Knights of Columbus in Enfield welcomes car enthusiasts. Admission is free, every type of car is welcome, and food and drinks are available.

AQUANETT takes the stage at Holyoke Heritage State Park as part of the Holyoke Summer Concert Series, bringing the second show of the season to life with an '80s arena rock experience. Known for high-energy tributes to Bon Jovi, Whitesnake, Mötley Crüe, Guns N' Roses, and more, the band delivers the big hair, booming choruses, and throwback spirit of the Sunset Strip. This free, family-friendly concert features live music in the park with food from Latitude's Pizza Truck and a beer garden offering refreshments by Brennan's of Holyoke. Lawn chairs, blankets, and dancing shoes are encouraged for a relaxed summer evening filled with singalong anthems and community fun.

Share a laid-back, all-ages community meal featuring fresh-cooked food. There is time before and after for groups, casual conversation, and arts activities. Helpers are welcome before and after. Contributions are welcome on a pay-what-you-can basis, but not required. Arrive hungry and leave nourished. Everyone is welcome.

Founding Fathers Car Club hosts a weekly cruise night at The Star Drive-In featuring live music from Joe Mac. The evening also includes a 50/50 raffle that benefits Plymouth Veterans.

At Unity House Players, families can take part in a playful improv jam featuring beginner-friendly theater games that spark creativity. Kids will invent goofy stories and bold characters while sharing plenty of laughs. The activity is best suited for ages 6 to 13, and parents and older siblings are welcome to participate alongside them. Admission is $10 per person or $15 per family each week for the general public, and UUSGS members attend for free.

The Summer Concert Series continues with its fifth show, featuring The Floyd Patterson Band under the outdoor pavilion. Hamel’s BBQ will be available, and the event includes rotating specials along with cocktails and mocktails inspired by the band.

The Moose Car Show features a special outdoor performance by The Skid Marks at Chicopee Moose Lodge 1849/Chapter 1489, with Slim joining the band for the occasion. Attendees can expect live music alongside the car show in an open air setting. Because it is outdoors, rain will result in a cancellation.

Relive the sounds of the 1960s as The 60's Experience performs a lively selection of classic hits at the Gazebo in Somers. The music celebrates the era and is meant to transport listeners back in time.

A free monthly support circle for women experiencing burnout, overwhelm, or the strain of carrying too much on their own. Held at The Well House, it offers encouragement, simple grounding tools, time for reflection, and a caring community. There is no cost to participate. Hosted by LeighAnn Ricci, RN, BS, NC-BC with Crosswinds Collaborative LLC. This gathering provides support and encouragement only and is not therapy, crisis counseling, or licensed mental health care.

Settle in on Belchertown Common for a free, family-friendly performance featuring the Belchertown Community Band, a multigenerational ensemble. Pack blankets and lawn chairs and enjoy a set that spans rock, patriotic selections, show tunes, and classic standards. If rain arrives, the music shifts to the Auditorium at Belchertown High School. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Belchertown Cultural Council, which is backed by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

Enjoy a welcoming gathering that is free of judgment, where being yourself is the norm and your inner star can shine. In a neighborhood setting that feels safe, friends come together to make lasting memories through music and song. Whether you live for the microphone or mostly sing in the shower, people of all experience levels are encouraged to share songs during an evening filled with plenty of laughs, friendly connection, and performances you will remember. Bring some friends, warm up your voice, and get ready to lift your voice with confidence.

Night Market brings together local businesses for Friday nights filled with culture, music, shopping, and delicious food, all in a welcoming community atmosphere. Explore a lively mix of vendors, sample tasty bites, and enjoy the upbeat vibes while connecting with the neighborhood spirit.

The Deadheads perform live. Admission is free.

Enjoy a free outdoor screening of a 1977 film about a magical, sometimes mischievous dragon who upends life in a Maine fishing village while trying to help a young orphan escape cruel foster parents. Concessions will be available. Bring a comfortable chair, relax on a blanket under the stars, or watch from your car. If the weather does not cooperate, the movie will move indoors to an air conditioned church hall with a large screen. Updates will appear in the event posting.

Celebrate the legacy of Warped Tour at a free summer concert with The Warped Band, the officially endorsed tribute act. The performance captures the tour’s high-energy spirit and wide-ranging sound, featuring favorites across eras from Blink-182 and Green Day to Sublime and NOFX, Pierce The Veil and Falling in Reverse, All Time Low and Avril Lavigne, along with throwback nods to Limp Bizkit and Eminem. This is more than a typical emo night or cover set, with production elements like merchandise, video, and lighting that echo the feel of the original tour. Recognized by Warped Tour and Kevin Lyman, the show pairs nostalgia with audience participation, inviting fans to help shape the night by voting on a setlist drawn from over 100 songs.

Spend time with friends over drinks while favorite songs provide the soundtrack.

Park and meet on the sidewalk in front of the church. There will be a chance to wander through the churchyard. It is funded by the Chicopee Local Cultural Council.

The Granby Library Tabletop Games Club welcomes participants ages 8 and older to gather for in-person tabletop fun, featuring board and card favorites along with dice and tile games in a friendly, social setting. The focus is on community, offering an interactive space to meet others, form new friendships, and build connections across the area through friendly competition and teamwork. Whether you enjoy deep strategy or prefer a relaxed game, this is an opportunity to discover new titles, engage with fellow enthusiasts, and help uphold the library as a community third place, an inviting and inclusive setting outside of home and work where relationships thrive.

At the orchard, DRB performs live while attendees enjoy brews, regional fare, and ice cream. Parking is $5 per car.

Part of the 2026 Summer series at Deere Creek Farm, this Farmers Harvest celebration features a performance by Sam James, pick-your-own dahlias in the flower fields, food truck fare, a traveling bar service, area vendors, and yard games. Admission is $15, and children enter free.

Blugroove brings a lively summertime show to Arcpoint Brewing Company, with a high-energy performance on the way and a spirited atmosphere to match.

Experience a Bridgerton-inspired soirée in the Grand Ballroom at Wyckoff Country Club, where Regency elegance takes center stage. A live string quartet from the Springfield Symphony Orchestra sets the mood, and guests can refine their steps with ballroom dance instruction complete with classic dance cards. Style is in the spotlight with a Best Dressed contest judged by internationally recognized fashion designer and master tailor Justin Haynes, culminating in one attendee being named the Diamond of the Season and receiving the Justin Haynes Best Dressed Award. Each ticket includes a High Tea service featuring tea sandwiches, a grazing spread, assorted pastries, and a selection of hot and chilled beverages. Formal attire is required, and themed or Regency-inspired looks are encouraged.

Returning to The Break, a place Steve loves for hot dogs, this event features live music alongside a full bar, food, a spacious dance floor, and pool tables. Parking is available at Snookers and in the lot behind Friendlys across the street. Admission is $5 to support live entertainment. An event-night food menu and shareable plates are offered.