Events in Southbridge, MA

In Worcester, the Candor Investment Meetup brings together a growing circle of real estate investors, agents, and industry professionals. Hosted by Andrew Freed, it creates space for people at all stages of their real estate journey to connect, trade insights, and learn from one another. Conversations focus on sourcing deals, broadening networks, and meeting peers in the field. The emphasis is on community building, practical idea sharing, and discovering new opportunities.

Experience a neighborhood farmers market at The Burncoat Center for Arts and Wellness that spotlights locally grown produce and handcrafted goods. Meet local farmers and artisans, pick up fresh ingredients, and enjoy a warm community atmosphere. It offers an easy way to support the people who grow and make your food while connecting with neighbors.

The REC Farmers Market at Beaver Brook Park features farm fresh produce and opportunities to meet local community organizations. Shoppers can explore offerings from Harper’s Farm & Garden, Fay Mountain Farm, Juakumbah Farms, Bucket List Maple Syrup, and the Southeast Asian Coalition of Central Massachusetts (SEACMA) Mushroom Farm, along with other participants. Payment options include cash, cards, SNAP and HIP benefits, and Senior and WIC farmers market coupons. On-site parking is available.

At JMAC, Gilded in Two Suns presents a self-portrait showcase by Piya Samant that journeys through oil, light, and self-inquiry. Drawing on Renaissance and Baroque influences, the collection reframes classical techniques through a South Asian American lens, reflecting a life shaped between India and the United States. Themes of heritage, reinvention, memory, and identity come forward through dramatic illumination, layered symbolism, and intimate portraiture, forming a dialogue between two cultures and an evolving sense of self. Admission is free and open to the public, with refreshments available and a cash bar.

Tony Garcia takes the stage at The Mill for a live performance. Arrive early to pick up a drink and something to snack on before the music starts, and bring friends to share the experience.

Igorrr headlines a show joined by Secret Chiefs and VMO. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Enjoy a pint of Guinness or any beverage you prefer. It is all about choosing the drink you like best.

After their August set was cut short by rain, Mixtape Misfits return to Freeplay Bar & Arcade - WOO for round two with a slate of 90s and 2000s rock anthems they did not get to play the first time. This New England tribute band spans alt rock, grunge, pop punk, emo, and more. Admission is $12, which includes the show and unlimited free gameplay on every game.

The Massachusetts Blue & Green Walk/5K brings the community together in support of organ and tissue donation. Living donors, transplant recipients, donor families, and supporters gather to celebrate the gift of life and to honor those who have given through organ, eye, and tissue donation. Proceeds help advance lifesaving work by funding public education about saying yes to donation, providing programs for donor family support, and expanding outreach that encourages more people to register as donors. Every step on the course contributes to the mission of saving and healing lives and offers hope to the thousands of patients awaiting a transplant.

REC Farmers Market at University Park features fresh, locally grown produce and baked goods, along with opportunities to connect with community organizations. Vendors include Harper's Farm & Garden, Fay Mountain Farm, Coolidge Hill Farm, Circling Carrots Farm, Wooden Bakery, and others. Payment options include cash and cards, SNAP with HIP benefits, and Senior and WIC Farmers Market Coupons. Parking is available in the Clark University lot on Gates Street.

Family Weekend comes to Fitton Field alongside an Education Appreciation Day recognizing the contributions of the education community. Educators can receive free tickets with options for additional discounts.

Bangkok Bowl Market launches in Worcester with a brunch market centered on a build-your-own bowl experience. Explore new flavors and linger over a relaxed meal as a new season begins with the first event, offering a fresh option for weekend plans.

Worcester Night Market brings the energy of Southeast Asian night bazaars to the heart of the city with a no-cost community celebration at Worcester City Hall and Common. Lanterns set a warm glow as visitors explore a bustling marketplace of food vendors, artisan makers, and local artists. Live entertainment adds to the festive atmosphere, and interactive activities invite participation from all ages. It works for families, a memorable date, or a relaxed evening with friends, and it showcases Worcester’s many cultures through flavors, music, and art. Expect plenty of photo-worthy moments beneath a canopy of lanterns and the lively spirit of a community gathering together.

Woodshed makes its debut at Oakholm Brewing with tunes by the firepit and brews to enjoy. Attendees are encouraged to bring dancing shoes and their #Shedhead wear.

Polar Park hosts a spirited celebration of Rutland with the WooSox, bringing residents together to show hometown pride and enjoy a day at the ballpark. Every ticket purchased through the special offer directs $5 to a nonprofit organization in Rutland, turning a game outing into meaningful community support. Groups of 15 or more can look into added experiences that put them closer to the action, and local businesses have opportunities to back the town takeover. It is all about baseball, community, and giving back.

Enjoy an evening of live music with Eddie Barnett and Bob Jordan, a longtime pair whose friendship began at Mac Duff’s Music in Shrewsbury and has led to dozens of live and studio sessions. For the first time, they are giving a concert with just the two of them. Look for quick humor, spontaneous moments, and a wide-ranging setlist that spans rock, folk, country, and more. Each will step forward for brief solo spots on vocals and guitar, with most of the show devoted to their duo interplay and a chemistry often compared to classic musical and comedic partnerships. Barnett, a Webster resident for 20 years, performs guitar and drums with various bands, with past groups including Bees Knees and Cosby Sweaters. Jordan, based in Winchendon, appears at farmers markets and elder care facilities and performs annually at the Webster Senior Center. Tickets are $20 each or two for $30, available in store or on Eventbrite. For details, call 508-949-6232.

Harmonica ace Patrick Halpin, a longtime presence in the New England blues scene, leads Pat Halpin & the 351s for a roots-rich performance in the FrontRoom at WCUW. After years performing with notable regional bands and sharing stages with blues icons, Halpin formed this tight four-piece known for raw energy, deep grooves, and a sound that shifts from Chicago blues to rock and roll, rockabilly, swing, Tex-Mex, country, and other timeless styles. The result is a driving, dance-friendly show powered by seasoned musicianship. Admission is $20, payable in cash or via Venmo at the door. Parking is available on the street or across the way in the Clark lot. Light refreshments will be provided, or bring your own.

Scott Higgins’ Comedy All-Stars returns with a fresh roster of stand-up talent from the comedy club circuit and television for a lively night of laughs. Expect high-energy sets and plenty of punchlines from multiple comics. Featured performers will be announced.

Rock ‘N Roll takes over the Polish American Citizens Club with loud guitars, classic favorites, and a lively dance floor. DJ Craize spins a mix that runs from legendary pioneers to 90s and 2000s anthems, keeping the energy high throughout the night. Expect a party-forward atmosphere with a full bar available and plenty of room to move. Rock-inspired outfits are optional but encouraged, such as band tees, ripped jeans, leather jackets, and boots.

That's Entertainment hosts a free Pokemon Trading Card Game League on Sundays. All ages are welcome, and children 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent. Bring a deck to take part in games, or come to learn how to play. Prize packs are awarded for attendance. The schedule can change, so please check for updates before attending. Questions about the game can be directed to Pokemon professor Jeff at obijeff@outlook.com.

Woodshed presents an intimate concert at Brookfield Unitarian Universalist Church, supported by funding from the Mass Cultural Council in Brookfield, MA. The show opens with local singer and songwriter Ben Bullock, who brings a distinctive blend of indie folk and gospel. Coffee, tea, and snacks will be served during intermission.

Unwind with a yoga nidra session focused on deep rest and a gentle return to joy. It begins with simple grounding and centering postures, then moves into guided relaxation accompanied by soothing sound for a cozy, cocoon-like atmosphere. This is a donation-based offering, and space is limited to support a calm, comfortable experience.

Julie William's Band performs live at The Mill with Bill and Julie Reid, offering an evening of music and friendly company.

The Central MA Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together to raise awareness of mental health and suicide prevention. As part of AFSP’s Community Walks and the Out of the Darkness movement, which launched in 2004 and has taken place in hundreds of cities nationwide, it provides a supportive setting to share personal connections to the cause and promote open conversation. Friends, relatives, neighbors, and coworkers walk together to support one another and remember those who have been lost. The focus is on community care, compassion, and taking meaningful steps that protect mental well-being and help prevent suicide.

A look back at earlier times awaits as forty dealers feature early country style antiques and handcrafted primitive pieces. Displays span the lawns and back fields around a 1698 colonial saltbox and its gardens, with live music, food, and plenty of fun for everyone.

Taking Back Sunday leads an evening of live music with Thrice and Saves The Day appearing as guest performers. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Settle in at Chubby Dog Coffee Co for a relaxed, no pressure book club. Bring a book you are currently reading or have been meaning to start, and enjoy it in whatever format you prefer, including print, ebook, or an audiobook with headphones. The gathering opens with casual conversation while ordering drinks and snacks, continues with a quiet period dedicated to reading, and concludes with an optional discussion and more time to socialize.

Enjoy a fun day featuring local vendors, delicious Woodfellas Pizza, and a memorable axe throwing experience. A reservation is required for axe throwing.

Montana Nights in Putnam hosts a lively trivia night presented by Destination Event Co, blending upbeat energy with friendly competition. Participants can play in teams or on their own while tackling a wide mix of questions. Prizes and bragging rights are up for grabs. Drinks and axe throwing add to the spirited atmosphere for an evening filled with laughs and quick thinking.

Crown Magnetar pairs with To The Grave for a full concert, with Face Yourself and Backbiter also performing. This event welcomes guests of all ages.

Taste of Chaos brings Hollywood Undead and In This Moment to the stage, joined by I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue. This show welcomes attendees of all ages.

Best-selling American humorist and social satirist David Sedaris appears at The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts to present fresh, unpublished stories along with his trademark commentary. Timed with the publication of his newest short story collection, The Land and Its People, the evening balances sharp humor with keen insight. Book signings are scheduled before and after the reading.

The tenth installment in the Bright Hollow setting focuses on the high holy observance of Faya. It takes place at YMCA Camp Frank A. Day and offers participation as a player or NPC.

Fox and the Dragon performs at The Mill at French River with a mix of 90s favorites, one hit wonders, classic rock, and folk. Enjoy an easygoing night of live music covering familiar tunes across decades. Snacks and beverages are available from The Mill.

An acoustic open mic is held on the first Saturday at The Mill at French River. Musicians are encouraged to bring an instrument for a relaxed evening of music. Performers of all experience levels are welcome.

Justin Nozuka brings his 2026 tour to Off The Rails in Worcester for an evening centered on warm vocals and carefully crafted songs. The widely praised artist mixes folk and indie with soulful, acoustic textures for a performance that feels both personal and energetic. The set includes familiar favorites along with new material, highlighting heartfelt lyrics and an engaging live delivery. This is a close concert experience with a focus on strong songwriting and emotion.

The Buena Vista Orchestra showcases the heartbeat of Cuban music through a rotating collective of acclaimed musicians with ties to Buena Vista Social Club, AfroCuban All Stars, Celia Cruz, Omara Portuondo, Chucho Valdés, and Willie Colón. The performance highlights the genre’s rich traditions, bringing the rhythms, melodies, and spirit of Havana to the stage with artists connected to iconic ensembles and historic performances. Continuing the legacy of the influential Buena Vista movement, the group shares this timeless sound with audiences around the world. All-in ticket prices, including fees, are $44, $49, $59, or $69 depending on seat location. Purchasing in person at The Hanover Theatre box office can reduce handling fees, and the box office can be reached at 877.571.7469 for more information.

Nevertel brings a North American tour stop to the stage with guests Rivals and Ocean Sleeper. This concert is open to attendees of all ages.

Fox and the Dragon brings a live set to Oakholm Brewing Company with a mix of 90s tunes, one hit wonders, classic rock, and folk. Enjoy the music with beer, seltzer, and pizza available.

Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, the longest running mystery in the world, is staged under the direction of William Corriveau. A fierce snowstorm strands seven strangers at Monkswell Manor, and a police sergeant arrives with a stark warning that a killer is among them. Before the inquiry can properly begin, one guest is murdered, sparking a tense probe into each person’s past and motives. As suspicion mounts and danger escalates, the question is whether the case will be solved before another life is taken. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

Next Stop Comedy brings a traveling standup showcase to Timberyard Brewing Company, presenting a fresh roster of comedians at every show. Look for top talent with television appearances and podcast credits as the series turns a favorite local spot into a room full of laughs.

Planned as the campaign finale, this event is intended to bring Cottington Woods to a close. That plan may change based on player choices and the status of ongoing plots. If the campaign continues, only one or two additional events are anticipated, with no plans to extend beyond that.

A Halloween themed disc golf tournament returns to Mile Marker 63 for a second edition, presented by Shannon Paton and Joseph Robinson with the New England Deaf Disc Golf Club. The competition is open only to deaf/coda players of any skill level and includes two rounds that use both short and long layouts. Costumes are required for participation, and anyone playing without one will receive a two stroke penalty per round. It offers a festive way to experience the course, with more details to follow.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live brings its Glow-N-Fire tour to the DCU Center with outsized thrills and arena-shaking fun. Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus take the spotlight while freestyle motocross riders launch into gravity-defying tricks. A massive robotic dinosaur breathes fire and flattens cars for an extra burst of spectacle. The lineup also introduces Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck that charges into the action horn first. Packed with high-energy moments, this show is built for families who love big, loud excitement.

Klem’s 3rd Annual Egg Fest celebrates the Big Green Egg grill with barbecue tastings, live cooking demonstrations and festival activities. Highlights include an all-you-can-eat experience, a barbecue cookoff featuring skilled pitmasters, sample bites, special deals and raffles. Hardwick Winery and Altruist Brewing will serve beverages, and DJ Brian will keep the music going. Backwoods Baggers Cornhole adds to the fun. The event is family friendly and features a Kid’s Egg Fest mini-chef competition for aspiring young cooks. Cook teams can register to compete with entries from across New England for a top prize. Event demo Eggs used by competitors will be available for purchase at a discounted price, with two tickets included.

Spend the day exploring booths from local vendors, savoring Woodfellas Pizza, and taking part in a memorable axe throwing experience. A reservation is needed for axe throwing.

Agatha Christie’s signature whodunit unfolds at Monkswell Manor, where a snowstorm isolates seven guests and a police sergeant arrives to warn that a murderer is in their midst. Before his investigation gains momentum, one of the group is killed, and everyone’s past comes under sharp scrutiny as suspicions shift from one person to another. One of them is the culprit, and someone else may be in danger next. Celebrated as the world’s longest-running mystery, this tense and twist-filled thriller keeps audiences guessing to the final reveal. Directed by William Corriveau. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

Experience a live performance from The Midnight with Time Machines. This is an all ages show. Doors open prior to the performance and the concert follows.

At DCU Center, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire brings fan-favorite trucks to life, including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. Freestyle motocross riders add high-flying stunts, and a fire-breathing robot dinosaur smashes cars with dramatic power. The tour also introduces Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck that charges horn-first into the competition. Expect a fast-paced, family-friendly showcase of roaring engines, big jumps, and nonstop excitement.

Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, directed by William Corriveau, delivers a classic whodunit as a blizzard leaves seven strangers snowed in at Monkswell Manor. A police sergeant arrives with the alarming news that a killer is among them, but before he can properly investigate, a guest is murdered. Suspicions mount and secrets surface as each person’s past is scrutinized. The longest-running mystery in the world invites you to follow every clue and red herring while the race is on to crack the case before another victim falls. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

A festive gathering at Putnam Lodge of Elks #574 features DJ entertainment from JL Sound. It is open to people 50 and older, regardless of hometown. Supported by sponsors Christopher Heights of Webster, Matulaitis Rehab & Skilled Care, the Putnam Lions Club, and Putnam Lodge of Elks #574.

Chris Houston and Peter Wise unite for a live duo performance at The Mill. They take the stage together for a set of live music.

Agatha Christie’s legendary whodunit takes the stage under the direction of William Corriveau. Snow traps a group of strangers inside Monkswell Manor, and tensions rise when a police sergeant arrives with a grave warning that a murderer is among them. Before the investigation can truly begin, one guest is found dead, setting off a gripping search through each person’s past and motives. With suspicion falling on everyone and the stakes climbing, the question becomes whether the culprit will be unmasked before another life is lost. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

For 17 years, Tusk has celebrated the music of Fleetwood Mac through performances powered by a lifelong bond. The five founding members have known one another for more than four decades, from childhood moments like Little League and middle school band to years of collaborating in original groups, jam bands, songwriter circles, and alternative rock projects. That shared history builds trust and near-telepathic timing, turning every note and beat into a reflection of their friendship on stage and a connection the audience can feel. All-in ticket pricing is $44, $54, $64, or $74, depending on seat location. Purchasing in person at The Hanover Theatre box office reduces handling fees, and the box office can be reached at 877.571.7469 for details.

Celebrate the season with Putnam's Pumpkin Fall Festival and the Harvest Fair and Luncheon at Congregational Church Putnam. Enjoy coffee, a hearty luncheon, and plenty in between as you browse holiday items, treasures, baked goods, nuts, games and puzzles, and a children's table, then try your luck with raffle baskets. The luncheon features roast turkey or ham sandwiches served with chips, a drink, and dessert for $10. Homemade macaroni and cheese, chili, or a chili dog are $5, and a plain hot dog is $3.

Wind Walkers headlines an all-ages live music event, joined by special guests If Not For Me and True North.

Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, the longest-running mystery in the world, unfolds as seven strangers are snowed in at Monkswell Manor. A police sergeant arrives to warn that a killer is among them, but before he can begin his inquiry a guest is found dead. Secrets emerge and suspicions shift as each person’s past is scrutinized, building urgency to unmask the culprit before anyone else is harmed. Directed by William Corriveau. The Mousetrap is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

Blackstone Soul brings a high-energy, six-piece party to Point Breeze with a feel-good mix of funk, soul, disco, R&B, yacht rock, and dance favorites spanning classics and current hits. Expect powerful female and male lead vocals, a sax that fuels the groove, and a tight rhythm section that keeps the floor moving. The atmosphere leans polished and upbeat, turning the night into a celebration from the first notes to the last. Cover is $10 at the door. Arrive early for dinner to secure prime seating, and call 508-943-0404 for reservations. Dress to impress, gather your crew, and enjoy a lakeside night of non-stop dancing.

Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, the longest-running mystery play, comes to life under the direction of William Corriveau. A fierce snowstorm traps seven strangers inside Monkswell Manor as a police sergeant arrives with a stark warning that a murderer is in their midst. Before the investigation can begin in earnest, a guest is found dead, sparking a tense probe into each person’s past and motives. Suspicion shifts from room to room, secrets surface, and every clue invites a new guess about who is guilty and who might be next. Follow the twists and red herrings as the race is on to solve the case before another crime occurs. Produced by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

Castle Rat presents the Summon The Beasts Tour with special guests Unto Others and Wraith Knight. This event is open to all ages.

This tenth chapter in the Tin Tor'An setting honors Solaron's High Holy Day at YMCA Camp Frank A. Day. The format includes roles for both players and NPCs.

A second show has been added for an intimate performance at The FrontRoom featuring The Mitch Chakour Band with Cliff Goodwin, Deric Dyer, Marty Richards, and Wolf Ginandes. These musicians bring resumes that include work with artists such as Joe Cocker and Tina Turner. Advance tickets are available. Light refreshments will be offered, and guests may bring their own. Parking is available across the street in the Clark lot or on the street.

Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, directed by William Corriveau, unfolds at the snowbound Monkswell Manor where seven travelers are cut off by a blizzard. A police sergeant arrives to warn that a murderer is among them, but before a full inquiry can begin one guest is found dead. The investigation turns to the secrets and pasts of everyone trapped inside, heightening suspicion as it becomes clear that one is the killer and someone else may be next. Will the case be solved before another crime occurs? Celebrated as the world’s longest continuously running mystery, this production is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

Jediah performs live at The Mill with a high energy show that keeps the momentum going from start to finish.

The FrontRoom hosts an intimate performance by the Mitch Chakour Band, featuring Cliff Goodwin, Deric Dyer, Marty Richards, and Wolf Ginandes. The musicians bring backgrounds that include work with artists such as Joe Cocker and Tina Turner. Parking is available in the Clark University lot across the street or on the street. Light refreshments will be served, or attendees may bring their own.

Agatha Christie’s classic whodunit unfolds at Monkswell Manor during a raging snowstorm, where seven travelers find themselves cut off from the outside world. A police sergeant arrives with a stark warning that a killer is among them. Before his inquiry can begin, a guest is found dead, setting off a tense search through each person’s history and motives. As secrets emerge and suspicions shift, the question lingers... can the case be solved before someone else is targeted? Directed by William Corriveau, this production continues the legacy of the longest-running mystery in theater. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

Mania, an ABBA tribute act, brings the music of ABBA to Worcester. The performance takes place at The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts, is open to all ages, and offers reserved seating.

The Midnight Riders bring a high-energy rock show to Point Breeze, blending classic influences with a modern spark. This Central Massachusetts band delivers tight musicianship and a genuine love for live performance, mixing favorite covers with original songs to keep the dance floor moving. Expect roaring guitars, big hooks, and a full-throttle vibe in a lakeside setting. The cover charge is $10. Dinner seating is considered the prime spot, and reservations are available at 508-943-0404.

Enjoy a laid back, book-centered meet up at Chubby Dog Coffee Co that makes room for uninterrupted reading. Participants bring whatever they want to read, whether a print book, an ebook, or an audiobook with headphones. The gathering starts with casual conversation and ordering drinks and snacks, moves into a quiet stretch devoted to reading, and ends with an optional discussion or extra social time.

Agatha Christie’s enduring stage mystery takes the spotlight in a production directed by William Corriveau. At the snowbound Monkswell Manor, seven strangers find themselves isolated when a police sergeant arrives with a warning that a killer is among them. Before the investigation can even begin, a guest is discovered dead, launching a tense probe into each person’s past and secrets. Suspicion shifts from one individual to the next as the effort to unmask the culprit intensifies, with the threat of another crime hanging over the manor. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

Celebrate John Solaperto's 75th as he and Joe D'Angelo perform cover songs together as Johnny Casual. Admission is $20, payable in cash or via Venmo at the door. Light refreshments will be served, and attendees may bring their own. Cake will be available. Parking is available across the street in the Clark U lot or on nearby streets.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder present Wrath Across North America, joined by SepticFlesh, Crypta, and Thrown Into Exile. This event is open to all ages.

Motionless In White opens The Sweat and Blood Tour at DCU Center with support from Dayseeker, The Devil Wears Prada, and Dark Divine. Known for platinum-certified songs, sold-out runs, and high-profile festival appearances, the band continues to propel metalcore with a powerful live presence. Their single Afraid of the Dark offers an early glimpse of the forthcoming album Decades, blending crushing riffs, a dark gothic vibe, and big, memorable hooks. Ticket access includes presales through Motionless In White, Spotify, Live Nation, Knotfest, Blabbermouth, Dayseeker, Citi Cardmember, and The Devil Wears Prada, along with a public onsale.

Brumbylon returns to The Mill for an evening of music from talented musicians.

Celebrate Halloween at Point Breeze with the annual Monster Bash, featuring live music from Alter Ego and a costume contest awarding $1,000 in cash and prizes. Make it a full evening with dinner and table reservations available by calling 508.943.0404.

Enjoy a football-themed gathering at Putnam Lodge of Elks #574 featuring music by DJs JL Sound. Adults ages 50 and older from any town are welcome. Sponsored by Christopher Heights of Webster, Matulaitis Rehab & Skilled Care, Putnam Lions Club, and Putnam Lodge of Elks #574.

Disney Concerts teams up with AEG Presents for a live concert at the DCU Center that brings together stars from Disney's Descendants, ZOMBIES, and Camp Rock for a high-energy celebration of beloved songs and moments. The lineup features Malachi Barton, Liamani Segura, Dara Reneé, Mekonnen Knife, Hudson Stone, Swayam Bhatia, Kiara Romero, and Alexandro Byrd in one epic stage production. VIP packages offering opportunities to take part in a cast Q&A will be available, and tickets can be obtained at the DCU Center Box Office.

Secondhand Serenade takes the stage at Worcester Palladium for a live performance honoring 20 years of AWAKE, with the show centered on this milestone.

This makers market brings together local vendors, food from Woodfellas Pizza, and an axe throwing experience. Axe throwing requires a reservation.

An internationally touring, label-signed singer and songwriter, Seth Newton brings a live set to Timberyard Brewing Company. More details will be shared soon.

The WCUW Frontroom hosts an evening of dance-ready grooves with We and the Dawg, delivering a high-energy blend of funk, soul, and R&B from the 70s through today. The lineup features vocalist Bruce Reed, formerly of Big Dawg and Tornado Alley, with Johnny Blue Horn on trumpet, Bill MacGillivray on drums, Dan Hunt on guitar, Jim Heffernan on keys, Ririka Masuda on sax, Hiro Tokushige on trumpet, and Gail Hunt on bass. Admission is $20, payable in cash or via Venmo at the door. Light refreshments are provided, and attendees are welcome to bring their own. Parking is available in the Clark University lot across the street or on nearby streets.

Experience a high energy night with The Verge at Point Breeze, featuring a dance-ready set that keeps the floor moving. Begin with a meal by the lake, then settle in for nonstop music and an upbeat party vibe. This performance marks the band’s debut at the venue while delivering the sound fans know. A $10 cover is collected at the door. Bring friends for an evening of live music, dancing, and lakeside fun.

Northeast Bronco Nation is organizing an off road trail ride led by NEBN MA Ambassador @sid_the_bronco, exploring the Baker Trail System near the point where Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island meet. Expect wooded tracks, rocky sections, muddy stretches, and several water crossings that offer a mix of challenge and fun. A signed waiver is required to participate. GMRS or FRS two way radios are mandatory. Bring food and water, a first aid kit, recovery equipment, sturdy footwear, clothing you do not mind getting dirty, and a positive attitude. The route follows trails designated as green, with optional features such as mud pits and rock obstacles. A stock base Bronco is expected to handle the course, and all terrain tires are recommended. If any segment feels beyond your comfort level, you can bypass it and request assistance, as support will be available and all challenges are optional. Participants are asked to follow Tread Lightly principles by staying on marked routes, respecting natural areas, minimizing impact, and leaving the trails in better condition than they were found. The focus is on safety, responsibility, and plenty of muddy fun on the trail.

Run4Veterans is a community 5K run and walk that raises funds for Veterans Inc., supporting assistance for homeless veterans and their families. The annual event draws hundreds of participants who rally behind programs and services that benefit those who have served. Veterans may participate at no cost with proof of status. Awards include honors for the top three men and women overall, the fastest man and woman in each age group, the top male and female veteran, and the top male and female wheelchair participant. This race is part of the 5K for Good series alongside the Reliant Foundation 5K and Abby’s House 5K, and participants who complete all three earn an exclusive 5K for Good finisher medal.

Saosin celebrates 20 years of its self-titled release with a concert joined by special guests Silent Planet, Like Moths To Flames, and Save Us. This is an all-ages event.

Menopause The Musical® brings its 25th Anniversary Tour with a comedy about four women who meet during a lingerie sale and discover common ground over a single black lace bra, plus hot flashes, night sweats, memory changes, and the push and pull of desire. Set to familiar hits from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, this parody mixes big laughs with a nostalgic soundtrack that aims to get audiences on their feet. Enjoyed by more than 17 million fans worldwide over the past 25 years, it offers a lively salute to sisterhood and midlife. All-in ticket prices are $49, $59, or $69, varying by seat location and availability. Save on handling fees when purchasing in person at The Hanover Theatre box office, or call 877.571.7469 for details.

The Rock Orchestra brings Arena of Fire to Worcester for a 120-minute surge of rock and metal anthems reimagined with symphonic force. Backed by world-class vocalists and a choir, and joined by elite fire performers The Fuel Girls, the ensemble channels its dark energy into music by Metallica, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Guns N’ Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more. The performance shifts from moody orchestral passages to full-throttle intensity, creating an evening that blends atmosphere with high-impact sound. The Rock Orchestra is a rotating collective of classical instrumentalists, vocalists, and live performance artists. Fans describe it as a must for rock lovers, thrilling from the first note to the finale, and a powerful mix of classical bravado and hard rock. Customer ratings average 4.7 out of 5. The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the artists and composers mentioned, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

The Julie William's Band brings an evening of live music and fun to The Mill, with Bill and Julie Reid taking part in a friendly gathering of friends.

A bookstore crawl invites readers to explore five independently owned shops in the Rhode Island area. Transportation is provided so there is no need to drive between stops. The lineup of participating bookstores will be announced. Only 27 tickets are available and they sell out quickly.

Tony Garcia brings his music to The Mill for a live performance. Bring friends, enjoy a drink and a snack beforehand, and settle in for the show.

Chris Houston and Peter Wise perform live at The Mill in a duo set that brings both artists together for a collaborative show.

Seaside Stones returns to the Worcester Gem and Mineral Show in Webster with cabochons, jewelry crafted from their cabs, and an array of rocks that includes carvings and spheres, along with other selections. The show is hosted at St Joseph School.

Fox and the Dragon delivers a lively night of music at Sawdust in Putnam, CT, paired with drinks, dinner, and desserts.

A high-caliber cover band from Worcester County powers through nostalgic favorites from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s with an energetic, hard-hitting set. Admission is $10. To reserve dinner seating or a table, call 508-943-0404 in advance.

DragonForce celebrates the 20th anniversary of Inhuman Rampage with a show that includes guest performances by Ensiferum and Rhapsody of Fire. This is an all-ages event.

Set in the lounge, this performance features Jediah Cole Jarvais, an acclaimed singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Dudley. Raised in a musical family with influences from gospel and jazz, he started writing and performing at 14 and forged a powerful pop and rock sound. His work has earned local honors including Best Solo Act, Best Male Vocalist, Best Singer-Songwriter, Best Rock Band, and Best Pop Band. Albums such as Jediah Live and Flight showcase his range, and his originals Butterfly and The Fears have appeared in major films. The set blends soul-stirring originals with electrifying covers from artists like Elvis, Johnny Cash, U2, Dave Matthews, and more. Known for drawing big crowds, seating in the lounge fills quickly. Sober since 2018, he is back in the studio creating new music while bringing his voice and guitar to the stage.

State Champs presents Around The World And Back Again, featuring special guest Taylor Acorn. This show welcomes all ages.

Celebrate Thanksgiving weekend with a special show in the Front Room featuring Chuck & Mud alongside longtime bandmates Walter Crockett and Peter Allard, collectively known as the Buds. Expect rich harmonies and sincere lyrics drawn from songs of their generation. Light refreshments will be available, and bringing your own is welcome. Free parking is available across the street in the Clark U lot. Admission is $20, payable in cash or via Venmo at the door. Advance tickets are available.

Roc-Kin’-On delivers a high-energy night of live rock hits at the Polish American Citizen Club in Webster, MA, creating a festive atmosphere with plenty of dancing. The music takes center stage at PACC Webster, a club, bar, and banquet hall.

Settle in at Chubby Dog Coffee Co for a low pressure book club centered on simply making time to read. Bring the book you are currently into or one you have been meaning to start, in whatever format works for you, including a physical copy, an ebook, or an audiobook with headphones. The meetup starts with friendly conversation and a chance to order drinks and snacks, moves into a quiet stretch devoted to personal reading, and finishes with an optional discussion or more social time. It is a relaxed way to carve out focused reading time in good company.