Events in Springfield today

Founding Fathers Car Club hosts a weekly cruise night at The Star Drive-In. The event features live music by Joe Mac and a 50/50 raffle benefiting Plymouth Veterans.

DSP Shows presents Ray LaMontagne’s Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour at Symphony Hall in Springfield with The Weather Station. Marking two decades since his first full length album, he will perform Trouble in full for the first time since its release, along with songs from across his broader catalog. His career spans nine studio albums, radio singles that topped the charts, a Grammy win and several additional nominations. In a personal reflection on the milestone, he highlights the importance of looking back and shares that Brian Lee and Bob Jackson at Waygate Mastering have completed the first vinyl-specific remaster of Trouble, revealing new detail in the vocals and instrumentation.

Sip wine and savor Italian cuisine while Jeffrey Thomas performs live at Villa Napoletana.

Enjoy a one-night-only Hocus Event with refreshments and snacks, a short walk in the surrounding area, and storytelling centered on a haunting in Ossett. Admission is £20 per person.

Drop in and play. Bring your own device or use one of the library computers to enjoy your favorite games. You can hop into Minecraft with one of the provided accounts or your own. Computers are limited and available on a first come, first served basis.

Designed for ages 10 to 14, this group brings together graphic novel fans every fourth Thursday to connect with peers, talk about favorite reads, play games, and make crafts. The monthly book selection is available in the Youth Room, and snacks are provided at no cost. Registration is requested.

Gather a group of friends for taproom trivia and enjoy some easygoing fun together.

A two day international photography exhibition in Springfield, Massachusetts brings together local and global artists at the Greek Cultural Center, centered on creative expression, meaningful connections, and a shared purpose. The experience begins with a welcoming kickoff celebration that includes light refreshments donated by community partners to be announced, a photo booth, interactive activities, raffle prizes, and chances for portraits and group photos with photographers from near and far, alongside time for community networking. The second day focuses on the full exhibition, showcasing work by local and international artists, offering access to local resources and community information, featuring photo based activities indoors and outdoors as weather allows, hosting a street photography workshop, and providing ongoing opportunities for portraits throughout the day. Proceeds support the Parkinsons Foundation, New England Chapter. Photographers of all levels and styles can participate, with registration available.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Sole Syndicate Brewing, featuring a fresh mix of comedians at every show. Audiences can look forward to performers with television credits and popular podcast appearances. This traveling series focuses on delivering high-energy laughs in local spaces, with a new lineup each time it comes through.

Forever Plaid delivers a lighthearted jukebox journey through the golden age of 1950s close-harmony guy groups. Four earnest friends... Sparky, Jinx, Smudge, and Francis... see their first big break cut short by a sudden accident, then find themselves in a limbo between life and afterlife. Granted one miraculous chance to return, the Plaids step into the spotlight to finally perform the show they never got to share. With charming banter, playful comedy, and boyish sincerity, the quartet revisits favorites like “Three Coins in the Fountain,” “Catch a Falling Star,” and “Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing.” As memories surface, their quirks and insecurities come to light, underscoring a deep camaraderie. Each number celebrates classic American pop while guiding the group toward long-awaited closure, creating a heartfelt tribute to friendship, nostalgia, and the power of harmony that concludes with a tender farewell.

Live music sets the scene at Brookside Cafe in Ludlow. Friendly staff and good food are highlighted, creating a warm setting to take in the performance.

A lively karaoke night with plenty of sing along fun.

Enjoy a morning at the farm with a one-hour outdoor barre class led by Ranae Tapply of Tap Into Wellness, set among colorful blooms, fresh air, and serene garden views. The class is open to all experience levels, and the instructor provides both modifications and progressions so everyone can move comfortably. Afterward, participants can stroll the fields and create a custom bouquet during a Pick Your Own flower experience. Tickets are offered as Barre Only for $25, which includes the class, or Barre + Pick-Your-Own Flowers for $45, which adds time in the fields and one flower cup to fill with seasonal blooms. For those attending the full series, the Summer Series Barre Only pass is $65, and the Summer Series Barre + Pick-Your-Own pass is $120, which includes flower picking and one flower cup after each class. Please bring a mat, water, and optional light hand weights. Space is limited and advance registration is required. All sales are final and tickets are non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-exchangeable, though a spot may be gifted to a friend if plans change. In the case of weather-related cancellations, tickets can be moved to another available session, and if the final session is selected, additional sessions may be scheduled.

The third annual motorcycle ride honoring Angela Santiago brings the community together at Moose Lodge 1849 in Chicopee, MA for a full day of bikes, music, food, and family fun. The day features registration and a group ride, plus live entertainment with DJ Seamus spinning favorites and a performance by The BoneYard. Food trucks and local vendors will be on site, and there are activities for kids along with a 50/50 and raffle prizes. Stop by the swag tent for official ASF gear. Admission is $20 per person for both riders and non-riders. All tickets are purchased at the door, and one price covers the entire day.

North Breed Auto Club and Team Zolo present Blast From The Past Car Show 2026, a celebration of automotive nostalgia featuring show cars and bikes, games, and community fun. Entry is 20 dollars per car and 10 dollars per bike, and spectators are free. Awards include recognition for the Top 40 Cars and Top 5 Bikes, along with AC of the Day, MC of the Day, Best Female, Under Construction, and Car of the Day. Special categories are available for an additional five dollars, including Best Classic, Best Music judged by meter, 2 Step, and Best Wrap. The program also features team tug of war, a team sack race, a water dunk challenge with both presidents, and a food eating competition. Vendors, food, raffles, and more add to the experience.

Celebrate the Tech Tigers community at an all years reunion hosted by Mike Borecki. Enjoy a relaxed cookout with barbecue served during the event, a cash bar, music from DJ Eddie, and raffles. Seating is open and parking is free. The gathering is open to everyone and will take place rain or shine. Tickets cost $25. When requesting tickets, include your name and the number of tickets you need. Payment is accepted in cash, by check mailed to Mike Borecki, or via Venmo @hoylola and Cash App $MikeBorecki. For more information, contact Mike Borecki through Messenger, by phone at 413-351-6572, or by email at mdborecki@gmail.com.

A relaxed cruise will culminate in a friendly meetup at the Big E Fair Grounds. This is a coed gathering, and everyone is welcome.

Enjoy Italian cuisine and wine accompanied by live music from Marco Turo.

Xtreme Paintball hosts a Terminator-themed scenario where the battle between humans and machines is underway and the timeline can still be altered to stop Skynet before it goes live. Players pick a side and register for either the Resistance or Skynet. The Resistance is led by John Lake with XO Clive Fernet of Mayhem Company, while Skynet is commanded by Dragon of The Select Few with Matt Santos of East Coast Hunters. Commander posters are planned to be released soon. Pre-registration is $35 and day-of entry is $45. Field paint is required, priced between $55 and $65 per case. BYOFSR is permitted for an additional $20 added to registration. Expect raffle prizes, merchandise, and pizza with drinks. A portion of proceeds supports Wounded Warrior Project. Overnight camping is available. No glass bottles and no open fires.

Sunday Brunch at Villa Napoletana features a spread of traditional breakfast dishes, Italian classics, and hot entrees, plus additional selections. Pricing is $23.95 for adults and $11.95 for children 12 and under.

At The X-Room, Springfield Drag Brunch features a unique drag show hosted by Marita Bonita, along with food to enjoy. Mimosas and Bloody Marys are available. Tickets are $25 per person.

A recurring Full Moon Yoga class is offered each month on or near the full moon, welcoming all levels in the Kripalu tradition. Regular rates apply. Attend in person at Heartsong Yoga Center, where studio space is limited, or participate from home via Zoom livestream. Advance registration is required through Punchpass, and a Punchpass card or membership can be used when booking. The class listing may not display Full Moon in the title.