Events in Norwood, MA

Monster Groove performs with the Killer Horns in a night of soul-rich rhythm and blues. A live stream will be available on Facebook for those who prefer to watch remotely.

This relaxed Silent Book Club gathering centers on reading for pleasure, friendly conversation, and a favorite drink, with no assigned homework. It begins with casual mingling and a book swap, then shifts to quiet reading so everyone can dive into their own pick. Books are available to purchase in the shop courtesy of Just Book-ish, making it easy to discover something new.

An evening gala honoring veterans, first responders, and the 22Mohawks family, featuring guest speaker Magnus Johnson, co-founder of Mission 22. Centered on connection, community, and gratitude for those who have supported 22Mohawks, this event offers tickets and sponsorships. The gathering takes place in The Tiffany Ballroom at Four Points by Sheraton.

Created for adults starting out in Latin dance, this class builds musicality, clean footwork, strong posture, coordination, body control, confidence, and solid technique. No prior dance experience or a partner is needed. The lesson breaks down Cha Cha essentials with clear timing, smooth weight changes, lock steps, grounded footwork and pressure, full-body coordination, and easy combinations, all taught in a gradual, guided sequence.

Karol G brings her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA. The concert serves as a key East Coast stop on her stadium tour.

An intro seminar is available. Steve Martin makes his first leading film appearance in a zany comedy about Navin Johnson, adopted into a poor Black sharecropper family, whose offbeat inventions propel him from rags to riches and back again. Along the way he falls for a motorcycle racer, weathers a string of screwball attacks from a killer, and hits the jackpot with the Opti-grab, a handle designed for eyeglasses.

A family fall campout takes place at Normandy Farms Family Camping Resort in Foxboro, Massachusetts. Reservations are made directly with Normandy Farms.

Celebrate the region’s gardening spirit at a multiday flower show where plants, people, and communities thrive together. Across three days, explore more than 50 curated plant, garden, and lifestyle vendors such as Coldbrooke Pottery, Hudson Valley Seed Co., New England Olive Oil, and Bottle Branch. Enjoy recognized plant and floral exhibits, eye catching displays throughout the grounds, and plenty of talks and demonstrations. Speakers and presenters include Susan Nock of Thistle Containers, Carol Connare, the 14th Editor of the Old Farmer’s Almanac, the New England Rose Society, author Kerry Michaels, a Master Gardener, and Dualing Floral Designers. Savor beverages, sweets, and savory bites from area food trucks including Apritivo, Augusta’s Chicken on the Road, Bardo’s Bar Pizza, The Lemon Press, and Fusion Fuel. An expert will be available throughout the Garden to answer plant and gardening questions about the Garden or your own. Kids can get creative with plant based crafts. Art highlights include Vegetable Portraits by Victor Schrager presented by Beth Urdang Gallery and the New England Society of Botanical Artists fall exhibition Abundance. Floral artistry fills The Garden at Elm Bank with 100 ikebana arrangements, harvest themed tablescapes, and large scale installations. A special Growing Together Preview Party offers cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dancing among immersive displays, and a separate ticket that includes food, drinks, curated swag, and a Premier Flower Show ticket. Advance purchase of tickets is required. Admission is $12 for MHS members, $25 for adults, and $10 for children ages 3 to 12. Children of MHS members and children ages 2 and under are free.

Foo brings a high-energy tribute to the Foo Fighters, setting the stage for a night of big rock sounds. The band’s leader resembles Dave Grohl. Discounted advance tickets are available.

This drive collects unwanted clothing, shoes, and household textiles for reuse and recycling, with proceeds supporting the Newton Rotary Club’s community efforts.

Bring unwanted technology and electronics for responsible recycling. Most items are accepted at no cost. Data destruction is available for $5 per hard drive, paper shredding costs $1.00 per pound, and televisions have a $30 recycling fee. The following are not accepted: CRTs, cleaning devices, light bulbs, Freon, household batteries, kitchen appliances, trash, or food waste. The collection is held at the Newton Farmers Market, and participation is open to everyone with no residency requirement.

HLAA Walk4Hearing brings people together to inspire action, support those with hearing loss and promote hearing health for all ages. The Capital District Chapter is involved in a 3k walk to raise funds for the cause, and taking part does not require walking. Attendees can connect with chapter members and meet vendors who support the hearing loss community. Registration is available with Team Capital District or as an individual.

Celebrate the start of the school year at a community bash at Coolidge Park. Explore helpful resources and meet neighborhood businesses and educators in a friendly, relaxed setting. Children can enjoy hands-on activities, puzzles, and games that spark interest in math and logic. Expect a curated group of local partners to discover, along with small giveaways and chances to win prizes throughout the event. Free and open to everyone.

Touch the Flame makes its first public appearance with a tribute to U2. The band features a lineup of highly skilled musicians who also perform in other celebrated tribute acts, and their talent has already drawn competition among agents eager to represent them. Proud of their roots, they are launching their debut performance in their own town. Discounted advance tickets are available.

Floydian Trip brings Pink Floyd’s music to the Norwood Theatre with meticulous detail, powerful sound, and clear reverence for the band’s legacy. Formed in 2022, this seven-piece ensemble has built a reputation for live shows that capture both the scale and emotion of the originals. The program, Echoes Through Time: From the Piper to the Bell, traces the full journey from the early psychedelic period through the era-defining records of the 1970s and into the expansive, reflective soundscapes of later years. Drawing on official sources and rare bootlegs, the group recreates the atmosphere and intensity of classic tours with precision. Named Best Band in the 2025 Best of Hartford readers poll, they balance signature hits with deeper cuts to create a concert that welcomes devoted fans and curious newcomers alike.

The 2026 Boston Walk for Apraxia brings the community together at Houghton’s Pond Recreation Area, Site 5 to celebrate Apraxia Stars and the progress they make every day. Registration is free, and participants can work toward fundraising incentives. Registered walkers who raise $50 receive the official 2026 Walk for Apraxia t-shirt. Registered Apraxia Stars receive a free shirt and medal, and those attending are honored individually with a t-shirt, medal, and certificate. The event is planned as a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams of supporters. Funds raised benefit Apraxia Kids, supporting programs that educate professionals and families, build community engagement and outreach, and advance advocacy and research. The Walk connects parents, family members, and professionals, raises awareness of childhood apraxia of speech, and offers a welcoming space where every Apraxia Star and their family feel understood and supported.

Browse a vinyl record fair paired with a vintage market, featuring not only records but also CDs, DVDs, T-shirts, posters, books, pins, stickers, and other music goods. The selection spans all music styles.

Hollywood legend James Dean stars in a classic adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novel. Teen Cal Trask longs for the attention his father gives his brother, Aron, and finds only rejection. Drawn to Aron's girlfriend and frustrated by his search for love and acceptance, Cal reveals a long-kept secret about their mother to Aron, a truth that shatters the family.

Little Sprouts is a monthly, preschool-focused outdoor class that nurtures children’s curiosity about nature. Each session highlights a seasonal theme through a sensory garden walk, story time, and a hands-on activity or craft. The program is planned for time outside, so participants should arrive ready for the weather. If conditions are poor, activities move indoors. Families are welcome to bring a snack for story time. This session spotlights vegetables and the harvest season. Children and caregivers explore the Seed to Table Vegetable Garden using their senses, then relax in the shade to create vegetable-themed artwork. Pre-registration is required so materials can be prepared. Each registration includes one child and one accompanying adult, and adults stay with their child to assist. To add another adult and child, complete a separate registration for each pair. You can register for a single date or multiple sessions. The class takes place at the Garden at Elm Bank, Main Entrance. Pricing is 20 dollars for nonmembers and 12 dollars for MHS members, with members entering their membership ID during registration to receive the discount.

Monster Groove and the Killer Horns deliver an evening of soulful rhythm and blues at Baramor. If you prefer to watch remotely, a live stream will be available on Facebook.

At Coolidge Corner Theatre, award-winning Sandra Oh of Killing Eve leads a fresh take on Molière’s dark comedy The Misanthrope. The story follows Alice, a brilliant novelist who rejects the polite lies of modern life. As she challenges those around her, the resistance intensifies and she must weigh the consequences of candor in a society that would rather keep her quiet. Captured live on stage at the National Theatre, the production is directed by Indhu Rubasingham from a play by Martin Crimp, known for Cyrano de Bergerac.

Journalist and author Judy Foreman, known for CRISPR’d, will discuss her new novel, The Scallop Plot: A Cape Cod Thriller. A review from Kirkus describes it as an engaging, environmentally focused crime story that keeps up its pace, with particular appeal for readers interested in coastal life and environmental policy.

Ed Sheeran brings the LOOP Tour to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts for a live concert.

Maestro Fabio Frizzi, the renowned composer, orchestrator, and conductor behind many of Lucio Fulci’s most memorable film scores, brings his Frizzi 2 Fulci concert to Coolidge Corner Theatre. This rock prog tribute features signature themes from cult favorites including Four of the Apocalypse, Zombi 2, City of the Living Dead, and The Beyond... and You Will Live in Terror. Launched in 2013 as a salute to his longtime collaborator and friend, the project has toured internationally for years and celebrates a creative partnership often compared to Morricone with Sergio Leone and Goblin with Dario Argento.

Team up with your CF bestie for a two-person, same sex partner competition designed to put teamwork and fitness to the test. Look for three partner-style workouts plus one floater, with full workout details to be shared as the event approaches. RX standards may include movements commonly seen in the Open, with S2OH at 135/95, deadlifts at 225/155, clean or snatch at 135/95, dumbbells at 50/35, HSPU, wall walks, wall balls at 20/14, double unders, and box jumps at 24/20. The Scaled division features S2OH at 95/65, deadlifts at 155/105, clean or snatch at 95/65, dumbbells at 35/25, hand release push ups, wall balls at 14/10, and box step ups at 20.

Learn the craft of fusing powdered glass to metal in a hands-on enameling workshop focused on jewelry. Guided by instructors Juliet Cocca and Beth McGavock, participants will create pendants and earrings while practicing safe operation of a kiln heated to around 1500 degrees. Sessions explore dusting colored enamel onto copper, working with stencils and decals, using sgraffito to scratch through a top layer to reveal the color beneath, and painting with enamels. Everyone will finish multiple pieces to take home. No prior jewelry experience is required. Tuition is $250 plus a $45 material fee.

A neighborhood tradition returns for an afternoon where porches, yards, and driveways turn into casual stages for live music. This milestone year marks the 10th calendar anniversary since its founding and the ninth in-person edition following the 2020 gap year, and it is recognized as the fourth-oldest Porchfest tradition in Massachusetts. Attendees can bring friends, family, and a lawn chair, then stroll from band to band to enjoy a wide range of performances. The festival takes place rain or shine, and if the weather turns, hosts shift sets to covered porches, tents, or open garages, so a poncho or umbrella can be handy. Several local food vendors will serve throughout the day, and public portable restrooms will be available at Shields Park. This is a grassroots, community-funded celebration with no corporate sponsorships. Official T-shirts priced at $20 help sustain the event and will be available from volunteer street teams beforehand and at the main merchandise tables on the day. The familiar neighborhood layout returns, and an interactive schedule, performer list, and downloadable maps will be shared as the date approaches.

Ed Sheeran will perform in Foxborough, Massachusetts as part of his 2026 North American tour. Fans in New England and the Boston area can catch this stop close to home.

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts hosts a multi-artist concert featuring Ed Sheeran, Macklemore, Lukas Graham, and Aaron Rowe. The lineup brings these performers together on one stage for a stadium-scale music event.

DeadBeat, a tribute to the Grateful Dead, returns to the Magic Room for an eleventh appearance. The venue’s most-booked band has already played there ten times, and previous shows have sold out. Early ticket purchase is encouraged, and buying in advance saves money.

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts hosts a concert featuring Zach Bryan, Gregory Alan Isakov, and Gabriella Rose.

Ambrosia Events hosts an evening of Garba with Jigardan Gadhavi, filled with lively rhythms, energetic dancing, and a festive atmosphere. Expect continuous music, colorful moves, and a celebratory crowd as the floor comes alive for a night of traditional dance and upbeat vibes.

An evening of inspiration, entertainment, networking, and dancing awaits, featuring a thoughtfully curated dinner that blends rich flavors with bold creativity and an open bar pouring signature cocktails alongside beloved classics. A live auction adds excitement with one of a kind items and exclusive experiences. Throughout the night, interactive moments highlight programs in India and the impact they create. Expect live performances, plenty of time on the dance floor, and high energy entertainment from start to finish. The atmosphere encourages meaningful connections with like minded change makers brought together by a shared purpose.

At Albermarle Field, the 6th Annual Indigenous Peoples Day Newton Ceremonial Celebration brings together community for the largest Indigenous-led ceremonial gathering in Massachusetts. The day honors the cultures, histories, resilience, and living traditions of Indigenous Peoples while fostering learning and respect. This year centers on ancestral plant medicines and healing relationships with the land, reflecting generations of guidance, nourishment, and ceremony grounded in observation, reciprocity, and responsibility. Attendees can expect an opening Indigenous ceremony and a sacred fire, traditional drum groups, Indigenous music and dance, storytelling and educational presentations, and conversations with tribal representatives and cultural educators. Teachings on Indigenous plant medicines and traditional ecological knowledge are featured alongside demonstrations by artists, an artisan marketplace, Indigenous food vendors, and educational exhibits. Families will find activities for children, and the event offers a sensory-friendly space and accessible accommodations. Community organizations will also be on site. Admission is free and open to all. The knowledge shared here represents living cultural traditions carried forward by Indigenous communities. Participants are asked to honor these teachings by avoiding appropriation or commercialization and by keeping practices within their cultural contexts when they are not meant to be taken beyond them. Respect includes listening, learning, and asking permission before photographing ceremonies, sacred spaces, or individuals. Support for Indigenous artists, educators, authors, and businesses is encouraged through direct purchase. Care for the land by leaving no trace and approach the day with humility. Hosted by H.U.A.H., Mothers Path to Ancestors, Inc., organizer of Indigenous Peoples Day Newton, whose mission is to educate, uplift, and celebrate Indigenous cultures while creating opportunities for Indigenous communities to share their voices, traditions, and living histories with the broader public. Opportunities to participate are available for Indigenous vendors, artists, food vendors, community organizations, volunteers, and sponsors.

Monster Groove teams up with the Killer Horns for a spirited night of rhythm and blues with a soulful edge. For those who cannot be there in person, a live stream will be available on Facebook.

At Temple Ohabei Shalom in Boston, Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA presents a concert that brings together the music of Queen and ABBA. It offers an evening focused on the sounds of both groups in a single program.

A Candlelight concert at Temple Ohabei Shalom celebrates the film music of Hans Zimmer in an intimate setting lit by candlelight. The Rasa String Quartet performs highlights from scores including Inception, The Lion King, Madagascar, Dunkirk, The Pacific, The Dark Knight, Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Interstellar, Dune, Sherlock Holmes, and Pirates of the Caribbean. The program runs for 60 minutes, with doors opening one hour before the start and no late entry once the performance begins. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

The Foodie Beauties of Houston present a girls getaway at EPCOT in Walt Disney World Resort, Orlando, centered on Disney’s International Food & Wine Festival. Attendees can savor cuisine from across the globe, enjoy wine tastings and specialty cocktails, and take on a globe-trotting drinks challenge. The experience features professional photo moments, coordinating Foodie Beauties shirts, Mickey ears and Disney-inspired fashion, along with entertainment and fireworks throughout the resort. Designed for Disney fans, food lovers, and wine enthusiasts, this trip focuses on sisterhood, laughter, and lasting memories. Space is limited, payment plans are available, and group activities are included. Registration details will be shared soon.

The annual craft fair at Norwood High School brings together many vendors and provides a simple way to kick off holiday shopping. Among the booths, one table will feature handmade decorative pillows and gazebo houses. Those seeking information about vendor spots should reach out to Norwood High School, as the person sharing these details is a participating crafter and not the organizer.

Discover how sound can support healing in an immersive, two-part training that blends historical context with modern science. The first module traces the story of sound and vibration from ancient times to the present while covering foundational concepts such as vibration, frequency, and brainwave patterns. It also examines how quantum principles relate to five states of being in a healing framework. The second module focuses on Himalayan metal instruments and crystal tools, exploring their spiritual roots, chakra-balancing applications, playing techniques, and practical use as therapeutic interventions for anxiety, trauma, and other emotional and physical challenges. Participants learn how to guide a typical sound healing session and develop effective approaches for client work. Detailed handouts and research-based resources are included, and a certificate of completion is provided. There is a midday lunch break. The training is led by sound healer Lori Fitzpatrick, who studied at the Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, New York, with Lea Garnier, John Beaulieu, and Don Conreux. Her background includes extensive work with Himalayan metals, gongs, crystals, and foundational sound healing modalities in sacred ceremony. She is a certified yoga instructor, a reiki practitioner, and a licensed occupational therapist with more than 25 years of experience.

Heartbreaker returns to Magic Room, back as a crowd favorite. Their shows are known to fill the venue, and discounted advance tickets are available.

At Vibha Boston 2026, enjoy continuous Garba rhythms and a lively atmosphere that keeps everyone moving. It is a spirited night of dance filled with upbeat energy.

LimmudBoston at Center Makor offers a full day filled with learning, music, and hands-on experiences that celebrate Jewish life and culture. The program features engaging speakers, interactive workshops, and opportunities for thoughtful conversation across a wide range of topics. Highlights include Rebbetzin Sarah Rodkin on High Holidays bread and the role of the Jewish household, Rabbi Dan Rodkin on Chasidism in the United States and around the world with myths and facts, and Masha Shukhnan leading energizing theatrical exercises, yoga, and self-training. Dispute Club conversations take on timely and thought-provoking themes such as Israel, the United States, and Iran, as well as Judaism and conservatism with KI Rabbi Bill Hamilton. Martin Bodek introduces The Emoji Haggadah, a playful presentation of the Haggadah rendered solely in emojis, complete with decoding tips and the full Hebrew and English texts. Matt Robinson spotlights José and the Pirate Captain Toledano by Arnon Z. Shorr and Joshua M. Edelglass, and Liliana Glick leads a sing-along of Yiddish songs and melodies. A community hour features a kosher lunch, chances to connect with community organizations, small businesses, and sponsors, and information about volunteer opportunities with LimmudBoston at Center Makor. There are opportunities to support Ukraine and Israel through product purchases, and a possible exhibition titled Judaism in 3D Structures by Gregory Foygelman. Additional activities include Steven Elfant crafting balloon animals and other creations, Maria from the Flower Shop sharing the traditions and artistry of High Holidays and Shabbat flower arrangements, and a Dispute Club session on whether Russian-speaking and English-speaking Jews form one community, noting CJP, KI, and CM. The Mini-Limmud segment features presentations by Rabbi Barbara Penzner and Reb Moshe Waldox, with options to participate in person or via Zoom, and light refreshments provided. Activities are priced at $18 for adults and $10 for children up to age 14. Mini-Limmud costs $10, is geared toward adult audiences, and requires a separate ticket. The program is subject to change.

Recognized as a top touring Barry Manilow tribute, Daybreak is led by veteran musician and pianist Joe Hite. Backed by an eight-piece ensemble, the performance brings the rich orchestrations and emotional nuance of Manilow’s original studio recordings to life onstage.

Kids can trunk or treat while lively cover songs create a festive Halloween soundtrack. It pairs candy collecting with music for a lighthearted celebration.

Monster Groove and the Killer Horns bring an evening of soulful rhythm and blues to Baramor. The performance takes place in person, with a Facebook livestream available for those who cannot attend.

A late-season MLS clash brings the New York Red Bulls and the New England Revolution to Gillette Stadium. As two Eastern Conference sides familiar with each other, this meeting carries high stakes and the kind of competitive edge where momentum can swing in an instant.

At Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, the Navy Midshipmen take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in a football matchup rooted in a long competitive history and clear-cut team identities. The neutral site setting heightens the high profile atmosphere, with tradition and disciplined play at the forefront.

Find practical ways to cultivate calm and steadiness in a mindfulness workshop designed to support everyday wellbeing. Sessions combine guided meditation, pranayama breathwork, and a soothing sound bath to create space to slow down, reset, and reconnect with yourself. Whether you are just beginning or already have a practice, the format meets you at your level. Adults are welcome, and no experience is necessary.

Settle in for a multi-day scrapbooking, card-making, and crafting retreat at the Hilton Boston Dedham near Legacy Place. The $305 registration includes a personal six-foot crafting space with a power outlet, plenty of creative time, two dinners, one breakfast, and a tasty treat. Every attendee receives a welcome gift, and prizes are part of the fun all weekend, with chances to earn additional raffle tickets and grand drawings at the close of the event. On-site retail shops will be open, optional classes are available, and complimentary demos are offered. A hotel group rate of $122 plus taxes is available, and a $95 deposit reserves a spot.

Positive Impact Taekwondo presents the fifth Rising Stars competition at Pierce Middle School, created for beginner and intermediate practitioners who are beginning their journey as competitors. Events include board breaking, forms, and KP&P sparring. For KP&P sparring, sensor socks are required for black belts only. For questions, please contact the organizers.

Explore the rhythm of the garden year in a five part pruning workshop series designed to grow confidence and practical skill. Each session explains what to cut, when to cut, and why timing shapes long term plant performance. Participants study how trees and shrubs progress through the seasons and see how thoughtful cuts influence health, structure, flowering, fruiting, and overall vigor. Every workshop centers on a specific seasonal window, from the tail end of winter through the quiet of dormancy, and highlights the plants that benefit most at that time. Topics include telling the difference between blooms on new versus old wood, repairing winter injury, rejuvenating overgrown plants, caring for evergreens, making sound structural and appearance focused cuts, and strategies to reduce future problems. Special attention is given to plant response... recognizing periods of active growth, understanding when a plant reacts most strongly, and noting when pruning prompts little change. Sessions take place outdoors in the garden, so plan for the weather. Participants walk the landscape, observe real time seasonal cues, and discuss techniques in context for a highly hands on, visual learning experience. You can register for one workshop or combine several to build a complete, year round approach. All experience levels are welcome, beginners encouraged. Class size is limited. Instructor Reed Pugh brings more than 25 years of horticultural experience on both coasts, including work in nurseries, ownership of design, installation, and maintenance firms, management of a 30 acre historic private estate in Brookline, and leadership with a leading New England fine gardening company. Through his company, Barking Dog Gardens, he works one on one with gardeners to explain plant behavior and show how well timed care can transform a landscape. Known for a clear and practical teaching style, he emphasizes plant health, seasonal awareness, and lasting beauty that helps gardeners make confident, informed choices. Price: $50 for nonmembers and $38 for MHS members. Venue: MHS's Garden at Elm Bank.

This monthly workshop offers a calming blend of nervous system education, guided somatic exploration, and yoga integration designed to bring steadiness in unstable times. It frames anxiety, overwhelm, urgency, and shutdown as natural physiological patterns rather than personal shortcomings, and shares ways to work with what the body is already doing. The first session focuses on sympathetic activation through the element of fire, the driving energy that can surface as anxiety, restlessness, and reactivity. The experience begins with guidance from Nicole Henley, Soul Alchemist, followed by an integrated yoga practice with Kerry Ann McCarthy. No prior experience is needed. Simply bring yourself.

After a long wait, a high-energy tribute to Led Zeppelin returns to Magic Room. Past performances have filled the venue, and discounted advance tickets are being offered.

Presented on the closing day of Historic New England’s exhibition Myth & Memory: Stories of the American Revolution, this program traces the lives of people on the home front as they faced the hardships and sacrifices of the struggle for independence. Ampersand, a trio, blends vocal harmonies with the sounds of mandolin, bouzouki, hammered dulcimer, and penny whistles to highlight the early sparks of revolution and the perspectives of colonists from different backgrounds. The set features music shared by soldiers from both sides of the conflict, a fiddle tune composed by an enslaved person, and protest songs from the period.

Celebrate the season with a plants and brews gathering at Castle Island Brewing Co., a festive chance to wrap up gift shopping for the plant lovers in your life while you enjoy a brew. Families and dogs are welcome, and the event is fully indoors.

Boogie Wonder Band brings its high-energy disco spectacular to Norwood Theatre, backed by more than 3,500 performances around the globe. The group has toured through Canada, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Cuba, China, Macao, Italy, Ecuador, Hawaii, Monaco, France, Japan, India and cities across the United States, lighting up casinos, theatres, festivals and renowned clubs including New York’s Cutting Room, Los Angeles’ Whisky a Go Go and Brooklyn Bowl in Las Vegas. Fresh from releasing the album Disco Honey and a national TV appearance showcasing the latest single, the band continues to thrill on landmark music cruises with multiple stints on the Disco Cruise and the ’70s Rock & Romance Cruise, and in collaborations with orchestras such as the Utah Symphony. Expect a night of glittering grooves that salutes disco’s past, celebrates its present and keeps the dance-floor spirit alive.