Events in Derry, NH

Geared to children ages 5 and younger, this bilingual storytime features author Danielle Dellolacono, author of Little Critters Big Feelings, a story centered on processing big emotions. The session includes stories in two languages and an opportunity to meet the author. No registration is required.

Guided by Susan Campbell, this in-person women’s circle offers an introductory gathering with the intention of becoming a monthly community. Participants will share food, explore guided conversations on spirituality and equality, take part in a brief meditation, exchange personal stories, and possibly chant, lifting their voices with the shared intention of uplifting the wider world. The circle is designed as a caring, secure space to speak authentically, broaden perspectives, and learn from one another. Rooted in a long-standing human tradition, it draws strength from collective wisdom and shared experience to support growth, empowerment, and transformation. It embraces the idea that this moment calls for everyday heroes and that women carry essential wisdom. The vision is to cultivate a community whose connection and light can serve as a beacon for all. Those who are interested but unavailable for this session are welcome to express interest for future dates as the circle develops into a recurring gathering.

At Grave Troll Games, this Pokémon League night centers on friendly play and community. Attendees can bring their own decks to enjoy the Trading Card Game in casual matches, or connect a Switch to battle in Scarlet and Violet. Trading is encouraged, with chances to swap cards and Pokémon and grow a collection. New players are welcome, and the league offers a relaxed place to learn the basics and improve. Participation can earn Play! Pokémon points and exclusive promos, and there is no pressure to win.

Discover The Stitching Hour by Kimberbell, a fresh two-day experience offered in store or virtually. Take on exclusive projects, enjoy fun surprises, and keep the creativity flowing as you stitch along live or revisit the sessions later to suit your schedule. Look forward to carefully crafted designs and lots of charming touches. The event kit provides the materials needed to complete the projects, except thread and stabilizer. Purchases of $100 in Kimberbell products made during the event, calculated after discounts and before taxes and shipping, qualify for Event Bonus Designs. Additional details will be shared soon.

The farmers market is back on the front lawn on Fridays. Farmers accept SNAP EBT and food stamps, as well as debit, credit, and cash. GWL market coupons, WIC, and senior farmers market coupons are also accepted. Vendors interested in taking part can contact Groundwork Lawrence.

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Commander players gather at Relentless Dragon for a weekly meetup featuring a welcoming community and plenty of chances to jump into games. The focus is on casual play, testing decks, and enjoying Magic with fellow fans. There is no cost to participate, and players of all skill levels are welcome.

Enjoy live music on The Goat's stage in Manchester.

Celebrate a quarter century of automotive excitement with a day filled with classic, custom, muscle, and import cars, live demonstrations, and music throughout the day. This 25th anniversary edition highlights leukemia awareness and the importance of stem cell donation, while continuing to support local families and children. Live performances by Off Duty Angles, Hey Moe, Speed Trap, and Permanent Vacation set the tone, with each band donating its performance to help raise funds for important causes. Enjoy food from vendors and local restaurants, browse arts and crafts, and take in a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere. Opportunities to participate are available for volunteers, vendors, and sponsors, all in the spirit of cars, connection, and making a positive impact.

The Veterans Count Nashua 5K is part of the Easterseals & Veterans Count Race Series presented by BAE Systems. Bib pickup and same-day registration are available on race morning. Parking will be available at the park, and restroom facilities will be located at the start and finish area. A small selection of shirts will be available for purchase on race day. Volunteer opportunities are available.

Cruising Downtown celebrates its 25th anniversary, reflecting years of community involvement, partnership, and pride in the city center. The theme, Cruising For A Cure, supports leukemia awareness and stem cell research, connecting automotive enthusiasts with a meaningful cause. The day features cars, vendors, and music, and draws thousands of attendees.

Meet other dads and partners in a supportive group focused on connection, sharing resources, and building genuine relationships. The mission is to strengthen the parenting community by offering an inclusive setting to talk openly about the highs and challenges of fatherhood. Whether you are just starting out or have years of experience, you and your child are welcome. This monthly gathering is facilitated by local dad Trevin Morgan. RSVP is required so attendance can be planned. For more information, contact Trevin at 603-491-6782.

Saturday Storytime offers a read-aloud session for young listeners. As time allows, up to three stories will be shared, or fewer if one selection runs longer. Arriving after the start is fine, so latecomers can still take part. The program is intended for toddlers and children from pre-K through second or third grade, depending on their interest in being read to. It takes place at Maple Valley Plaza in the former Double Midnight Comics location, and the plaza offers a parking lot with many spaces.

This gathering showcases a variant of Commander where players compete to seize the Heart of the Mountain, the legendary Arkenstone. A promo version of An Unexpected Journey will be offered while supplies remain.

Weekly Pokemon League is a free, welcoming meetup for children and adults who love the Pokemon Trading Card Game. Participants can play matches, trade cards, socialize with other fans, or learn the basics with help during the session. Taking part earns promotional prize packs. Sessions happen every week, and some include special activities such as Prerelease events, League Cups, and League Challenges.

Relentless Dragon hosts a friendly Pokémon League and trading meetup that welcomes players of every age. Newcomers and veterans can play the Pokémon Trading Card Game, trade cards, and pick up tips while connecting with the community. Pokémon GO players are welcome too. Participation may include promotional packs and other extras. On occasion, the league adds special events such as Prereleases, League Cups, and League Challenges for those interested in more competitive play.

Celebrate the close of summer with a lively acoustic performance from Chris and Donna. They deliver a spirited set of acoustic music for a fitting sendoff to the season.

Live music will be performed on The Goat's stage in Manchester.

The Nashua Farmers Market now takes place along the Nashua Riverwalk, extending from Bicentennial Park to the Pavilion Stage in Renaissance Park. This weekly open-air market brings together local growers, artisans, and food makers with fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, and handmade items that support area farmers and small businesses. Visitors can also expect a rotating roster of local musicians and food trucks, adding live music and diverse dining options to the shopping experience.

Participants gather in the parking lot next to the dog park and then head out together for a group ride. The route appears in the event’s profile picture, which helps anyone running late follow the path and reconnect with the group.

This fun summer session features music, food and drink, and time with friends.

This karaoke night at The Spot in Nashua offers a relaxed, alcohol-free vibe. Enjoy mocktails or coffee, choose your song, and sing in front of a friendly, chill crowd. It is a welcoming setting to unwind and have fun with no alcohol.

Support affordable housing through a spirited pickleball fundraiser at Sky Meadow Country Club. The outdoor courts will host a tournament that combines double elimination and round robin play, with brackets for both novice and advanced competitors. A trophy is on the line, and attendees can enjoy raffles and refreshments, with a cash bar and patio menu available during the event. Entry is $50 per person and space is limited. All proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity Greater Nashua Manchester and its work to build affordable homes in the community.

Peter Asher performs at Tupelo Music Hall with a program that spans his career, featuring hits and enduring songs for an evening of music and memories.

This community celebration centers on the new Women's View Program home, a place intended to help women heal, recover, and rebuild their lives. It marks a new chapter for Valley of Hope Shelter and Recovery and includes opportunities to purchase tickets or become a sponsor. The purpose is to help create a safe place, support the journey of recovery, and foster a brighter future.

Tupelo Music Hall hosts a unique concert created by Carl Palmer that reunites Emerson, Lake & Palmer through technology. Archival video of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake from the sold-out 1992 Royal Albert Hall concert is precisely synchronized with live performances by Carl Palmer and his ELP Legacy band, featuring Paul Bielatowicz on guitar and Simon Fitzpatrick on bass and chapman stick, allowing the musicians to perform together in real time. Produced with the full cooperation of the Keith Emerson and Greg Lake estates, it is presented as an authentic ELP performance rather than a tribute. Formed in London in 1970, Emerson, Lake & Palmer became one of the most successful progressive rock groups of the 1970s and later reunited in the 1990s. Emerson and Lake died in 2016, and this production brings their performances back to the stage alongside Palmer. Early booking is available for members, with public ticket sales to follow.

Experience live music at The Goat in Manchester.

Focused on equine and livestock properties, this intensive one day course provides the tools to create a practical, location specific disaster plan. Through guided instruction and interactive, scenario based exercises, participants learn to evaluate risk and prepare for common emergencies, including fire, flooding, severe storms, utility outages, structural collapse, and more. By the end, attendees will have clear procedures in place for sheltering in place, evacuating locally, or evacuating to out of town locations before a crisis unfolds. The format blends classroom learning with hands on planning. Each participant receives a certificate of completion and a comprehensive manual. Held in Goffstown, New Hampshire.

An open studio at The Museum of Printing welcomes anyone curious about book arts. Bring a favorite piece to share, talk with other book artists, ask for guidance on a current project, try a new-to-you technique, practice a tricky skill, find ideas from others’ work, or begin something fresh using the studio’s templates and kits. Staff and volunteers are available to help with self-guided projects, and the space offers reference books, book cloth, endpapers and offcuts, waxed thread, a guillotine paper cutter, a board shear, a book press, and more. The format is relaxed and come-and-go, and participants are welcome to return to share progress over time.

Presenter Laura Haley leads an in-person Basic Level Integrated Energy Therapy certification class centered on a hands-on energy healing approach designed to help release trauma, stress, and limiting beliefs that may affect health, vitality, and overall well-being. The class fee includes a handbook, a hand guide, a certificate, and registration with the Center of Being. It is intended for those who want to accelerate spiritual growth, connect with and work with angels, release old patterns, keep themselves and others energetically clear and healthy, align more fully with life purpose and move toward it more quickly, learn manifestation techniques, or begin or enhance an energy healing business. Participants receive an attunement intended to permanently open the energy field to the Basic Level IET Ray, aligning and expanding the first physical pair and second emotional pair of the 12-strand DNA. Afterward, you will be able to work with cellular memory clearing. Everyone both gives and receives a full IET session during the class, and the modality can stand alone or blend well with practices such as Reiki or massage. The training covers nine key cellular memory areas where trauma, stress, limiting beliefs, and patterns can be stored. Once blocks are cleared, you will learn to channel angelic energy to create an empowerment imprint that fills the cellular memory with the opposite quality, such as replacing anger and resentment with forgiveness. A $20 early registration discount applies to registrations completed by 1/14/2026. A review-only option is available through Circles of Wisdom for $145 with an existing manual or $160 if a new manual is needed.

Benson Park marks its 100th year with a free, family-friendly celebration featuring food trucks, face painting, music, a petting zoo, and more. Activities are planned for all ages to honor a century of community.

A neighborhood block party on Rimmon Street between Kelley Street and Bremer Street features food trucks, games, and activities for kids. A dunk tank offers chances to splash Manchester personalities and local school staff.

Latino Vibe Festival brings a full day of culture, music, and lively energy to Veterans Park in Manchester, NH. Attendees can enjoy live performances from Latino artists, sets from DJs, flavorful Latin food and drinks, and plenty of dancing with fun for all ages. Businesses are invited to participate, with spaces available for food vendors and informational booths.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of board game fun for all ages. Families can play favorite classics or discover new options from the demo library. There are selections suitable for children as young as two, and teens are welcome to attend on their own. Light refreshments will be available.

Brian Walker takes the stage at Claddagh Pub for a three-hour live set. Settle in for an extended performance from start to finish, with plenty of time to enjoy the music.

At The Rex Theatre, identical twins Anthony and Eddie Edwards bring their Las Vegas production An Evening with The Stars to life with striking transformations and live vocals. Using detailed makeup and costuming, they channel icons from across the decades while rekindling the spirit of classic television variety shows from the 70s and 80s. The set features tributes to artists such as Cher, Billy Joel, Elton John, Barbra Streisand, Bette Midler, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Lionel Richie, Celine Dion, Rod Stewart, Olivia Newton-John, Neil Diamond, Andrea Bocelli, Frankie Valli, Tom Jones, Lady Gaga, and more. The show has been highlighted by NBC’s Today show and recognized by USA Today and The Boston Globe.

New Moon volunteers announce a WUMB Member Concert featuring singer songwriter Catie Curtis. With fifteen albums and countless shows behind her, her journey spans Boston’s folk community and stages nationwide, including appearances at Carnegie Hall and the White House. The performance includes an intermission with desserts. Seating is limited, and reservations are handled by the radio station rather than the New Moon site. Admission is free for WUMB members only. More information is available from the radio station, and non-members can receive help joining to attend this and other free performances throughout the year.

IN THE LIGHT presents a Led Zeppelin tribute at the Sahara Club in Methuen. The performance centers on classic songs from the band’s catalog.

Bill Connors brings his American Elton tribute to The Phoenician, celebrating six decades of Elton John’s most beloved music. From Tiny Dancer and Crocodile Rock to I’m Still Standing and more, he pairs spot-on vocals with flamboyant outfits and a larger-than-life stage presence that evokes the star himself. The result is an evening filled with nostalgia and unforgettable songs.

Participants can choose a 5K run or a 5K walk on a scenic trail course at Mine Falls Park in Nashua, using the Stellos Stadium entrance. The route winds through wooded paths and offers a welcoming setting for friends, family, neighbors and other supporters. The focus is to honor cancer survivors, remember loved ones, support those in treatment, and recognize the caregivers and staff who serve patients at the St. Joseph Hospital Cancer Center. All ages are welcome, and dogs can come along. Registration is $20, with race-day registration available. Free parking is available in the Nashua YMCA and Stellos Stadium lots. Portable restrooms will be located near the start and finish area. Race shirts will be available while supplies last.

Kick off a new Sunday tradition with a downtown brunch featuring a chef-driven menu and imaginative cocktails to start the day on a bright note. Enjoy classic flavors with a creative twist in a laid-back setting that suits an easy Sunday pace. Parking is free on Sundays.

Enjoy an evening of music with Kenny G, a Grammy winning saxophonist and the top selling instrumentalist of the modern era. His five decade career includes more than 75 million records sold around the world and over 1.5 billion global streams, placing him among the best selling artists of all time. His reach goes beyond jazz, embracing pop culture with lighthearted surprise appearances in film and television, work with major brands, collaborations with contemporary artists across genres, and a lively online presence that continues to connect with new generations of fans.

Ted Vigil, recognized as the country’s top John Denver tribute artist, channels the late singer’s look and voice for a faithful concert experience. John Denver’s former lead guitarist, Steve Weisberg, has praised Vigil’s portrayal for its striking authenticity. The performance features favorite songs such as Take Me Home, Country Roads, Leaving on a Jet Plane, Annie’s Song, Rocky Mountain High, Calypso, Thank God I’m a Country Boy, Sunshine on My Shoulders, and more in a warm celebration of Denver’s music and legacy.

Matthew and Gunnar Nelson present an acoustic performance at Tupelo Music Hall. Identical twin brothers and the multiplatinum duo behind Nelson, they continue a seven-generation entertainment lineage as grandsons of Ozzie and Harriet Nelson and sons of Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Ricky Nelson. Their debut album After the Rain launched their harmony-driven rock sound and yielded the No. 1 hit “(Can’t Live Without Your) Love and Affection,” helping secure the family’s distinction in the Guinness Book of World Records as the only one with a chart-topping record across three successive generations. Their career highlights include writing and performing one No. 1 and five Top 10 singles, earning four No. 1 MTV videos, selling over five million albums, and performing for audiences worldwide. Seating is a single price of $45 across all sections, including mezzanine, counter, lower level, and main floor.

Based in Pittsburg, New Hampshire, this small group overlanding expedition explores some of the state’s most striking scenery. Travel along logging roads, visit waterfalls and small towns, and venture onto hidden Class VI routes. Learn stories behind regional landmarks and check out local attractions, including the Mt. Washington Auto Road. Meals are crafted by a private chef throughout the journey, creating time to relax and connect with new friends. Planning and logistics are handled, leaving participants free to focus on the adventure.

Glendi 2026 features a multi-day celebration of Greek culture with traditional dishes, sweet pastries and desserts, and Greek music. It also includes a jewelry booth showcasing items imported from Greece, a Greek cafe offering Greek demitasse, and an Aegean Market.

The Gents return to Mountain Base Brewery for a live performance in the outdoor beer garden. Beer and friendly company set the scene as summer winds down.

A monthly, ongoing practice circle focused on developing intuition and mediumship in a relaxed, encouraging setting. Each gathering welcomes all experience levels, bringing together returning participants and newcomers to build skills and community over time. Sessions are guided in the moment and often include group conversations on intuitive and spiritual topics, hands-on exercises and games, playful exploration of tools like tarot or oracle cards, and time to share insights without judgment. Capacity is limited to 12 to keep the experience intimate and grounded. The session runs for two hours. Advance online registration is required, and the fee is $15.55 per person. As the community grows, additional opportunities for deeper or more advanced exploration may be introduced while this circle remains the foundation. Participants explore their gifts, exchange experiences, and enjoy connecting with spirit.

Radioactive brings fun music to Muddy Waters Irish Pub in Methuen, where guests can enjoy great food alongside the tunes.

Mediums John Holland and Lauren Rainbow lead an evening centered on spirit communication, sharing heartfelt and evidential messages intended to affirm that love endures beyond physical life. Through their distinct approaches, they offer compassion and care while focusing on comfort, healing, and the lasting bond between the living and those who have passed. They will discuss the many ways people notice loved ones reaching out, including subtle signs, meaningful memories, emotions, synchronicities, and messages received through mediumship. They also address common questions about what happens after death, why a continued presence may be felt, how to recognize signs, and whether those in spirit remain aware of our lives, with guidance on becoming more attuned to these moments. Most of the program is devoted to delivering as many messages as possible, creating an experience designed to uplift and reassure. A personal reading is not guaranteed. Recommended for ages 16 and up.

HammerFall brings the Freedom World Crusade to Tupelo Music Hall, joined by special guests Evergrey and Elvenking. Tickets range from $50 to $70. Formed in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1993, the band has remained a steady presence in heavy metal through changing trends. The current lineup features Oscar Dronjak on guitar, Joacim Cans on vocals, Fredrik Larsson on bass, Pontus Norgen on guitar, and David Wallin on drums. Over three decades, they have topped charts in Sweden and internationally, sold out tours, surpassed 100 million streams and 100 million YouTube views, sold more than 1.5 million albums, and earned multiple Swedish Grammy nominations. After returning to Nuclear Blast in late 2022, the group celebrated gold certifications in Sweden for Renegade, Crimson Thunder, No Sacrifice, No Victory, and Chapter V: Unbent, Unbowed, Unbroken. Crimson Thunder went on to exceed 60,000 sales and achieve Platinum status, followed by a 20-year anniversary edition remixed and remastered by Fredrik Nordstrom that includes previously unreleased pre-production tracks, a new medley, and live acoustic songs.

Emo Night Karaoke transforms the stage at Mesozoic Tiki Bar & Lounge in Nashua into a full-band singalong, with a live backing group delivering production and visuals while attendees step up as lead vocalists. The ENK lineup features musicians who have performed on Warped Tour and at When We Were Young and have toured worldwide, creating an authentic concert atmosphere. Doors and signups are available at the venue, and a curated setlist is available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music.

This event features an acoustic set built around songs the performers love, paired with tasty food.

Enjoy a friendly, competitive day of pickleball and socializing at Westwood Park YMCA. The game blends elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, making it fun for newcomers and experienced players alike. All play is doubles, with beginner and intermediate divisions, and each team of two is guaranteed at least five games. Raffles and lighthearted giveaways add to the excitement, and gift cards await the first, second, and third place teams. Entry is $50 per person. There is also a partnership with Habitat for Humanity, which is hosting a separate pickleball tournament at Sky Meadow Country Club. Participants can include that event for an additional $30 per person, a $20 savings, through a combined registration option.

Now in its seventh year, this 5K run and walk supports Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County. Set on the trails of Mine Falls Park, it welcomes both runners and walkers, with a 5K route and a 3K walking option so everyone can take part. It is a chance to enjoy the outdoors, get some steps in, and support Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County with family and friends.

An open house and barbecue featuring music from a DJ, a show of Jeeps, Broncos, trucks, and motorcycles, plus raffles and additional activities. After the main gathering, there will be wheeling with Peter.

Derryfest 2026 fills MacGregor Park in Derry with a day of community celebration featuring live music, interactive activities, and plenty of local flavor. Browse booths from area makers and vendors, enjoy performances by local talent, and take part in games and activities designed for families. Food trucks and other local food options offer a variety of bites while arts and crafts exhibitors share their creations. Community organizations add to the experience, creating a lively festival atmosphere in the heart of Downtown Derry.

Haverhill’s Woofstock returns to Chris’ Farm Stand for a lively celebration of dogs and the people who love them. The day features apple picking and farm shopping, pet-centered vendors, live music from Rear Window, plenty of food, interactive dog activities and demonstrations, and a festive pet costume contest. Sweet Paws Rescue will be on site with adoptable dogs and information about fostering and fundraising, along with merchandise that supports their mission. Hands-on experiences include a Swift Paws lure course, a massive 5000-ball play pit for pups, Reiki with LinSynergy, CPR instruction from Hidden Gem Pet Resort, and insights into canine assisted psychotherapy with Ellie Mental Health North Shore. The lineup includes organizations and businesses such as the Haverhill Fire Department, Haverhill Police Department Animal Control with Max the Comfort Dog, NEADS Service Dogs, Have a Heart Animal Hospital, PAWS Wakefield, PAWSitive Pantry, Pax’s Barkery, PupScouts Org., Byfield Coffee Company, and Stateline Pet Supply, among many others. Sponsors include Platinum supporters Business Insiders, Hampton by Hilton, Legacy Gurus, and WHAV, with additional support from Essex County Co-op, Northeastern Property & Development, State Line Pet Supply, Haverhill Bank, Cruisin-Cocktails, G. Mello, and Buddie Belly Bites, which also sponsors the costume contest. The Creative Corner features author Michael Mulkern, Haverhill’s Promise, and Team Stella. It is a warm, community-focused day built around tail wags, treats, and time together at the farm.

At Methuen High School, the Fall 2026 Craft Fair brings together local artisans and specialty vendors for a lively community gathering. Browse handcrafted items and one-of-a-kind gifts, get a head start on fall and early holiday shopping, and show support for small businesses. The event also supports a great cause and offers a friendly setting to discover new makers and connect with the community.

Module 2, Session 1 spotlights the history of the typesetting service within a master class on typographic history taught by Museum of Printing President Frank Romano. Framed as The Romano Typographic History Project, the series unfolds over two modules and includes ten lectures, each 90 minutes, that trace major milestones in typographic technology. This session fits into that broader narrative with a focused examination of how typesetting services have evolved across the timeline of typographic advancement.

Enjoy a live musical performance at The Derryfield Restaurant.

Enjoy live music at Himalayan Curry House in Nashua. This family friendly event offers free admission and an upbeat atmosphere. A relaxed setting for all ages to enjoy music together.

At The Rex Theatre, Seconds Out presents a tribute to Genesis that spans songs from the Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins eras, along with a few surprise selections.

Aldo Nova brings a career-spanning rock performance to Tupelo Music Hall, marking a welcome return to the stage after a lengthy self-imposed break. Tickets are priced from $50 to $65. The multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, producer, guitarist, and multi-instrumentalist first broke through with the anthem “Fantasy” from his self-titled debut, followed by another major hit, “Monkey on Your Back,” from Subject... Aldo Nova. He continued with Twitch and later teamed with Jon Bon Jovi on Blood on the Bricks. In recent years he re-emerged with new releases including The Life and Times of Eddie Gage, Reloaded, Short Stories, and Sonic Hallucinations, and he also revisited his instrumental collection Nova’s Dream. Beyond his own catalog, Nova has collaborated with some of the world’s best-known artists. His credits include co-writing “Mr. Big Time” with Jon Bon Jovi for the Armageddon soundtrack, contributing the signature riff to “Blaze of Glory,” producing Elton John’s “Levon” for Two Rooms, and writing multiple songs for Celine Dion such as “A New Day Has Come,” “Your Light,” “Can’t Fight the Feeling,” and “You and I,” earning recognition on her Album of the Year-winning Falling into You. His songwriting spans work with Faith Hill, Carole King, Clay Aiken, Garou, and Blue Öyster Cult’s “Take Me Away.” On stage he is joined by a seasoned band featuring Jack Frost on guitar and vocals, Dario Seixas on bass and vocals, Ange E. Curcio on drums, and Michael T. Ross on keyboards.

Presenter Andy Grant leads an in-person introductory workshop from the Modern Mystery School that explores sacred geometry as both an ancient science and a spiritual art. Participants discover how shapes and symbols influence mood, thought, and the energy of the spaces they inhabit, with practical tools to bring harmony, clarity, and well-being to familiar environments. Drawing on wisdom associated with the Egyptians and Greeks, the session looks at connecting with Spirit, working with manifestation, and the principles behind sacred structures. The experience covers the 3 Keys to Heaven, includes an energetic attunement to sacred symbols, explains how geometry relates to the elements of manifestation, and shares methods to seal and protect a home, office, or sacred space from negative energies. It also guides participants in creating a holy temple space for meditation, healing, and spiritual work. Designed for seekers, healers, and spiritual explorers, it offers practical tools and energetic upgrades that can meaningfully shift both life and space. Seating is limited to eight people, in person only. Special pricing is available when registering for both the morning and afternoon classes.

An axe throwing fundraiser benefiting homeless dogs takes place at Axel's Throw House - Nashua in collaboration with Mary's Dogs Rescue & Adoption. Reserve a lane for an hour or longer, with up to six people per lane, for a relaxed outing with friends, family, coworkers, or fellow dog lovers. Activities include raffle baskets, Mary's Dogs merchandise, and food and drinks available for purchase. To direct proceeds, 50 percent of axe throwing revenue from participants who list "Mary's Dogs" during registration will support the dogs. Add "Mary's Dogs" in the online reservation notes so the contribution is properly credited. A waiver is required for each participant. Suitable for both experienced throwers and first timers.

Registration is open for the 11th annual golf tournament and dinner hosted by All Saints Parish. The event pairs a golf tournament with a dinner gathering.

Returning to T-Bones in Laconia, this on-the-deck show features live acoustic jams with harmonies, guitar, and loops for a relaxed summertime vibe.

Chaos Rising brings a two-stage showcase to Jewel Music Venue, organized by Kings Court Booking and Radical Image Press. The main stage includes performances by VCTMS, Lost In Separation, EverChanger, Murder Monday, and Quick! Before the Outbreak. The second stage features Tomorrow Untold, Faith In Silence, and Funeral Thirst. This event is for ages 18 and up, with 21 plus to drink with a valid ID. Tickets are $18 in advance and $23 day of show.

New York based comedian Natalie Cuomo delivers stand-up drawn from an international touring career. Her debut album, Shut Up You Loved It, opened at number one on the iTunes comedy chart. In 2023 she was selected as one of the New York Comedy Festival’s Comics to Watch, and in 2024 she reached the finals of the festival’s New York’s Funniest Competition. She has been profiled by New York Magazine, the LA Times, Time Out New York, and Inked Magazine, and appeared in season 16 of Ink Master: No More Ink! on Paramount+. Online she shares behind the scenes moments with more than 2.4 million followers and over 100 million views. On Twitch she has built a community of comedy lovers and gamers that has led to partnerships with Amazon Gaming, Mejuri Jewelry, Monster Energy, and more. She performs often in New York City while touring the country, and is preparing to announce a 2026 headlining European tour with Live Nation.

Set at Bradford Country Club, the third annual Jean’s Par-Tee for a Cause features a shotgun start, time on the course, then lunch and an awards presentation. Registration is open, with check-in taking place before play begins. More details about the event and how to register will be shared soon.

Radioactive brings fun music to Rae Rocks Bar & Grill in Methuen, MA.

An artist workshop takes place in the hall behind the First Church of Christ on Bradford Common. Participants of any age and skill level are welcome to work in the medium they choose, and drop-ins are fine with no advance registration. Choose portrait practice with a live model or focus on still life using a provided setup. A $5 contribution is requested. Copley Master and art teacher Mark Hayden circulates and offers one-on-one guidance in a relaxed way. Bring your own materials. Tables and chairs are available, and you can work at an easel, at a table, on your lap, or on the floor. The setting is friendly and supportive among fellow artists. Those interested in serving as a portrait model can register for a sitting and receive a $25 stipend.

An Out of the Darkness Walk brings together a caring community that understands, offering connection and a chance to make a meaningful impact. Hundreds of Greater Nashua community members come together for a day focused on hope, healing, and support while taking a 2 to 3 mile walk to raise awareness and funds to address a leading cause of death. The schedule features a kickoff ceremony, activities centered on hope and healing, information and resource tables, and free honor beads for all participants.

Presented by Patty Collinsworth, this advanced Akashic Records workshop is available in person or online at Circles of Wisdom. It offers a deeper immersion in working with the Records to expand spiritual awareness and support personal transformation. The training focuses on core methods that ground this practice, including energy healing, clearing ancestral patterns, and engaging past-life material when it serves present-day healing. In the energy healing portion, participants learn to see beyond limiting self-perceptions by working through a three-part sequence that moves from the story to the causes and conditions, then to soul-level truth. The ancestral component draws on the Akashic view of time to make lineage work accessible, inviting you to understand the essence of your family line, release patterns that impede growth for you and your soul group, and align with your ancestry’s highest potential. When helpful, past-life insights from the Records are used with clear questions and protocols to resolve blocks and make peace with experiences from other eras. Prerequisites include completion of the Beginner Practitioner Certification Training that uses the Pathway Prayer Process in a prior class, along with having a copy of Linda Howe’s book "How to Read the Akashic Records: Accessing the Archive of the Soul and Its Journey." All who finish the program receive Advanced Practitioner Certification.

Experience an in-person Level 1 intensive in Holy Fire Usui Reiki with presenter Renee Walsh. Holy Fire Reiki is described as a refined approach that blends strength with gentleness and emphasizes purification, healing, a sense of empowerment, and clear guidance. Reiki I and II are commonly paired to help new practitioners begin offering sessions to others and at a distance. Across the two levels, the curriculum covers hand positions, giving complete treatments for oneself and others, Japanese techniques attributed to Dr. Usui, approaches for specific concerns, the Level II symbols with guided practice, using Reiki to transform unwanted habits, and methods for distance work. Learning blends lecture, conversation, and direct experience, with practice that includes giving and receiving full treatments, self-care, work with the symbols including distance techniques, and application of the Japanese methods noted above. Students have reported a range of qualities associated with Holy Fire Reiki. It is said to continue working even without focused attention, to honor free will, and to bring deep, swift healing without distress. Many describe improved relationships, a pronounced easing of worry replaced by a sense of safety, and guidance that feels accessible at any stage of life. The practice is also credited with nurturing healthy traits such as self-love, kindness, patience, confidence, vitality, enthusiasm, optimism, trust, joy, and peace. A commonly noted effect is a comforting feeling of being loved, and the energy is described as evolving within the recipient over time. Those who enroll in both Level 1 and Level 2 together receive a $25 savings.

Enjoy a no-cost, family-friendly gathering that welcomes everyone. Explore both in-person and virtual art showcases alongside silent auctions featuring donated artwork. Every attendee receives a complimentary light buffet and a free ticket for door prizes. Browse the Pink Party Shoppe and take part in interactive pop-up stations, with additional activities planned.

The City’s Cultural Connection Committee offers a family-friendly multicultural celebration that builds a welcoming community through food, art, dance, and more. Neighbors can connect with one another and share their own traditions. Participation is available in person or virtually.

A Family Feud style trivia night is happening at AmvetsPost 147. It is free to play, and teams of one to six people are welcome. Modeled after the popular game show format, it offers a chance to win cash plus additional prizes. Enjoy refreshing drinks while testing your survey smarts across questions designed for a wide range of players.

At VFW Post 8349 in Methuen, a live band performs a wide range of danceable songs. Admission is $10. The evening features 50/50 raffle drawings, complimentary popcorn, a door prize, and a cash bar.

Panorama features five musicians from the Boston area who relive the music of The Cars in a dynamic live set. They deliver faithful arrangements with energy and precision, paired with a vivid multimedia production that evokes the heyday of vinyl and the high-voltage spirit of classic new wave shows. Get ready for a ride that nods to favorites from Shake It Up to Drive.

Presented by New Moon Coffeehouse at the Universalist Unitarian Church, this concert features well-loved Prince Edward Island musicians Cynthia MacLeod and Gordon Belsher. Cynthia brings lively traditional Atlantic fiddle music with joyful energy that draws listeners in. Gordon, an award-winning Celtic artist who has accompanied her for decades, adds accomplished playing and a gentle, easygoing presence. Together they take the audience on a musical journey through the Canadian Maritimes and beyond. Admission is $25, with a $10 price for those aged 21 and under. Tickets can be reserved on the New Moon Coffeehouse website, and they are also available at the door for cash. Please bring cash for admission and for extras like desserts and musician merchandise.

CRÜECIFIED brings a full-throttle salute to Mötley Crüe at The Phoenician, celebrating the surge of 80s hard rock. Traveling from Long Island, the band zeroes in on every hallmark of a classic Crüe show, capturing the vocals, guitar firepower, and the signature look and stage presence of Vince, Nikki, Mick, and Tommy. The set features favorites like "Kickstart My Heart", "Girls Girls Girls", "Home Sweet Home", "Live Wire", and "Looks That Kill", delivered with the attitude that defined the originals. It offers a nostalgic experience for those who grew up with the Crüe.

John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band bring their East Coast rock and roll legacy to Tupelo Music Hall. Formed in 1972, the group broke through in the 1980s with the Eddie and the Cruisers soundtrack, highlighted by the hit “On the Dark Side,” which topped the Billboard Rock chart and led MTV’s video rankings for five consecutive weeks. The album sold more than three million copies and earned triple Platinum certification. Their 1985 follow-up, Tough All Over, delivered another Billboard Rock number one with its title track, while “C-I-T-Y” reached the Billboard Top 20. John Cafferty’s solo song “Hearts on Fire” appeared in Rocky IV and contributed to his second double Platinum soundtrack award, and he has placed 35 songs in major motion pictures. The band continues to tour, and in 2012 they were inducted into the Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame. Tickets are $50.

Southern New Hampshire Health presents its inaugural 5K walk and run, celebrating nonprofit, community-based healthcare. Runners, walkers, and anyone who prefers an easy stroll are welcome, and the Kids Fun Run is complimentary. Restrooms, a kids play zone, and concessions will be available for participants and supporters during the race, and parking is free. Proceeds support Legacy Trust, the charitable foundation for Southern New Hampshire Health, helping ensure expert, compassionate care is available across the community. Every step helps create a lasting local impact.

Presented by Renee Walsh, this Holy Fire Reiki training explores a refined form of Reiki described as powerful yet gentle, offering purification, healing, empowerment, and guidance. Reiki I and II are often paired to support the best outcome, enabling practitioners to work with others and offer distance sessions. This class covers the full range of information and techniques for both levels, including hand positions, giving complete treatments for oneself and others, Japanese methods attributed to Dr. Usui, approaches for specific conditions, use of the Level II symbols, practices for releasing unwanted habits, and distance healing. The format blends lecture, discussion, and hands-on experience. Participants spend time giving and receiving full treatments with all hand positions, practicing self-treatment, applying the Level II symbols including for distance work, and working with the Japanese techniques noted above. Students have reported qualities such as continuous support that addresses issues as they arise, respect for free will, deep and rapid healing without distress, improved relationships and interactions, a marked reduction in worry replaced by a sense of safety, and guidance that fits every stage of life. Many also notice the cultivation of healthy traits like self-love, kindness, patience, confidence, vitality, enthusiasm, optimism, trust, joy, and peace, along with a nurturing feeling of being loved. Once received, the energy continues to develop, becoming more evolved and effective over time. There is an option to register for both Level 1 and Level 2 and save $25.

This event highlights Italian cuisine and includes an outdoor patio that is a comfortable option on pleasant days.

Stryper brings its veteran hard rock to Tupelo Music Hall, showcasing the sound that has fueled more than four decades of recording and touring. Admission is $60. The band’s 16th studio release, When We Were Kings (Frontiers Music Srl), reinforces their hallmark mix of tight harmonies, riff-forward guitars, and passionate vocals. Songs on the album span themes of faith and perseverance, from the spiritually direct Trinity and the urgent End of Days to a title track that cautions against living in the past. Other cuts explore mercy over resentment in Unforgiveable, finding common ground in Divided by Design, and the fallout from deceit in Betrayed by Love. Stryper’s history includes Billboard Top 40 hits like Calling on You, Honestly, and Always There for You, worldwide album sales surpassing 10 million, the multiplatinum milestone To Hell with the Devil, and a moment in MTV history with Free and Honestly appearing in the Top 10 at the same time. The group has also advanced a fan-backed documentary that exceeded its Kickstarter goal and received a Projects We Love nod. The lineup features original members Michael Sweet on lead vocals and guitar, Robert Sweet on drums, and Oz Fox on guitar, joined by bassist Perry Richardson, formerly of Firehouse.

Rather than interpreting energy, this gallery-style gathering allows energy to take form through spoken messages. Two open channels, Cris Perro and Leslie Gabriele, surrender to the field so that whatever intelligence is present can speak, whether as a guide, an ancestor, a collective consciousness, or a presence without personal identity. There is no selection, no direction, and no summoning. What comes through is simply what is here, and each message goes to its intended recipient. The experience is immediate, open, and responsive, closer to a transmission than a traditional reading. The channelers are from With Love and Gratitude, a nonprofit dedicated to education and service.

Twenty-time Grammy winner Pat Metheny, guitarist and composer, returns with Side-Eye III+, his largest band in more than ten years. He is joined by Joe Dyson on drums, Chris Fishman on keyboards, Jermaine Paul on bass, and Leonard Patton on percussion and vocals. Centered on Side-Eye III+, his first ensemble studio recording in six years, the program pairs expansive new pieces with inventive reinterpretations of favorites and classics from his catalog. The performance delivers a dynamic, forward-looking sound that showcases Metheny’s continued growth while paying tribute to the style that has shaped his celebrated career.

Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, the quick-witted duo from TV's Whose Line Is It Anyway, take the stage for a one-night-only live show, Asking for Trouble. Fueled by audience suggestions, they spin spontaneous comedy for an unpredictable night of rapid-fire improv. With nothing written in advance, the duo keeps the surprises coming from start to finish.

Three standout getaways come together for one memorable night. Returning due to strong demand, this fall’s Getaway Gala is billed as one of New Hampshire’s most anticipated events of 2026. The evening offers a stylish, high-energy atmosphere that goes far beyond a typical charity fundraiser, delivering an elevated experience that supports a mission.

Ghost Riderz returns to Crescent Yacht Club in Haverhill, MA with a varied, dance-focused set. The performance features a wide range of music created for dancing.

Unforgettable Fire brings a faithful U2 tribute to Tupelo Music Hall, celebrating 30 years with a concert designed to mirror the sound and spectacle of a U2 show. The production pays close attention to detail, from audio to wardrobe and lighting, to recreate the live concert environment. Their commitment has led to standout moments, including a surprise appearance by The Edge and Adam Clayton at a New York City performance where they joined the band for "Out of Control" and "Where the Streets Have No Name", a collaboration covered by major outlets like Rolling Stone. National recognition includes a clue on JEOPARDY! and an appearance on the series premiere of E!'s Clash of the Cover Bands, executive produced by Jimmy Fallon with judges Adam Lambert, Meghan Trainor, and Ester Dean, where the group won its episode. The lineup features founding drummer George "Larry" Levesanos with vocalist Tony "Bono" Russo, bassist Craig "Adam" Kiell, and guitarist Mick "Edge" Normoyle. Together they deliver a U2 concert experience focused on authenticity. Tickets are $45.

Kids pair up with their sidekick, whether that is a parent, guardian, or other adult partner, for a lively partner fitness challenge centered on teamwork, movement, and shared fun. The emphasis is on showing up together and creating a positive experience rather than on being the fastest or strongest. Teams consist of one adult and one child, with youth divisions for ages 5 to 7 and 8 to 10. Workouts are adjustable so both kids and adults can participate comfortably, and the atmosphere encourages plenty of encouragement, collaboration, and memorable moments. This event also supports Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire, helping families experiencing homelessness work toward stability and independence. It takes place at Primal Health & Fitness Nashua.

A favorite fall run returns to New England with a 5K through downtown Manchester. Participants of any age and experience level can run or walk a scenic 3.1 mile course, then celebrate at the finish with a cup of apple cider while picking out a pumpkin to take home. Since 2012, Gourdy’s Pumpkin Run has welcomed hundreds of thousands of autumn enthusiasts, and each registration supports Girls on the Run in its mission to help every girl recognize her potential and pursue her dreams. Entry includes the 5K, a lightweight tech hoodie, a finisher’s medal, a commemorative chip timed race bib, apple cider at the finish, and a small pumpkin.

Taking place in Goffstown, NH, this half-day, fast-paced equine first aid clinic focuses on practical skills with horses. Participants will learn to take vital signs, recognize signs of pain, and identify colic, then apply bandaging techniques through realistic practice scenarios. All attendees receive a first aid reference booklet.

Now in its third year, this benefit ride brings motorcyclists together for a full day of riding, camaraderie, and fundraising in support of the NH Breast Cancer Coalition. The event features raffles and prizes, and lunch is included for participants. All riders and all motorcycle brands are welcome. Cash and Venmo are accepted. Official event shirts are available, and all fundraising efforts are directed to the NH Breast Cancer Coalition.

Presenter Kristina White leads an in-person workshop that makes the core ideas of homeopathy clear and usable at home. Designed for newcomers as well as those seeking to deepen their understanding, the session explains what homeopathy is, where remedies come from, how they are prepared, and how it relates to other natural health approaches. Participants receive step-by-step guidance on observing from a homeopathic perspective and applying remedies in non-emergency situations and for ongoing support. Instruction covers selecting an appropriate remedy, noticing results, and deciding when to repeat, pause, or choose a different option. The workshop also shows how the same principles can support family members, animals, and plants. Key remedies from a standard homeopathic kit are explored through real-life examples to build confidence in making choices. Kits are available for purchase, though they are not required to participate. An early bird discount is available.

Module 2, Session 2 focuses on the history of the printing press as part of a typographic history master class led by Frank Romano, President of the Museum of Printing. The series, known as The Romano Typographic History Project, takes place over multiple Saturday sessions at the Museum of Printing. It is structured into two modules that together include ten 90-minute lectures on key milestones in typographic technology. This session continues that journey with attention to the printing press.

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An evening of live music featuring John Britton alongside Chris Hawk of Radioactive at Crescent Yacht Club. This collaborative performance brings both artists together on one stage for a night of songs.

Tupelo Music Hall presents a murder mystery dinner experience built around the production Occupation: Murder. The story is set inside a present-day television studio in New York City, where rehearsal for the quiz show “It’s a Living!” takes a deadly turn. Sponsor Tony Fabrizi is found murdered, and Homicide detective Lt. Jim Slate investigates a web of motives that touches much of the show’s cast. Questions swirl about a diamond bracelet featured for a commercial, personal grudges, and the role of Fabrizi’s Italian wife with a fiery temper, who may have known about his involvement with Marilyn, a woman with knockout looks and a horrible voice. Rounds of the fictional game show are played during the performance using audience members on stage as contestants, adding a playful twist to the investigation. With help from Amanda Maxwell, a little old lady amateur sleuth, Lt. Slate brings the mystery to an exciting conclusion. Tickets are available as Dinner + Show for $65 or Show-Only for $30. Menu coming soon.

The Italian guitar quartet 40 FINGERS showcases intricate four-guitar arrangements of rock and pop classics as well as memorable themes from film and television. Their online performances have reached audiences in the millions, and their take on Bohemian Rhapsody earned an official nod from Queen, which featured the rendition on the band’s site. In concert, they pair their musicianship with a vivid visual production crafted by accomplished European lighting designers, creating a journey that crosses languages and borders. The program includes pieces such as Sultans of Swing, Africa, The Sound of Silence, Bohemian Rhapsody, music from The Last of the Mohicans, and Piazzolla’s Libertango, along with other genre-spanning favorites.

Returning after a summer break, this event is back on the calendar.

Enjoy an evening of live music at Lynn's 102 Tavern, along with food and drinks.

This performance is made possible in part by funding from the Haverhill Cultural Council, a local agency, with support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Running on Jackson brings a faithful Jackson Browne tribute to The Rex Theatre, recreating the energy, sound, and look of a Browne concert with careful attention to detail. The set highlights favorites like “Running On Empty,” “Doctor My Eyes,” “Rock Me On The Water,” “The Load Out/Stay,” “Somebody’s Baby,” and “Tender Is the Night,” with more songs from across his extensive catalog. With a career spanning more than five decades, Browne’s work has resonated with audiences worldwide, and this performance salutes that legacy with a live experience that invites sing-along moments and nostalgia.

The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA, recognized as the leading ABBA tribute act worldwide, delivers a high-energy show packed with favorites like "Mamma Mia," "S.O.S," "Money, Money, Money," "Knowing Me, Knowing You," "Waterloo," "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme" and "Dancing Queen."

Stumble Inn hosts an event featuring Down By Ten.

Kashmir, The Spirit of Led Zeppelin Live, presents the 55/50 TOUR, a concert honoring 55 years of Led Zeppelin IV and 50 years of Presence. The performance celebrates landmark songs from both albums along with other Led Zeppelin favorites, tracing music that has inspired listeners for decades. Led Zeppelin IV earned wide critical acclaim and remarkable worldwide sales, while Presence is noted for its raw, high-energy sound shaped during a defining chapter for the band. This live tribute highlights the enduring legacy of these recordings and the artistry behind them. Tickets are $47.

Vocalist Jenene Caramielo honors Celine Dion with a concert built around the star’s signature songs and the emotion behind them. Backed by her band, she moves from sweeping ballads like “All By Myself” and “The Power of Love” to high-energy favorites including “I Drove All Night” and “River Deep, Mountain High.” Powerful vocals and a heartfelt approach capture the spirit of a Celine Dion performance, creating a shared celebration of music, memories, and the voice that continues to inspire audiences around the world.

All Revved Up presents a tribute to Meat Loaf at The Rex Theatre, featuring an eight-piece lineup that has been performing since 2013. Led by John Doboe, the show reflects the artist’s distinctive sound and theatrical style with choreography and multiple costume changes. The set includes songs such as “Bat Out of Hell,” “Paradise by the Dashboard Light,” and “I Would Do Anything for Love,” delivered with careful attention to the originals.

Experience live music and a fun atmosphere.

At the DoubleTree Expo Center, The Chocolate Expo brings together chocolate makers, artisan food producers, and specialty vendors for a one day celebration of sweet tastes, shopping, and family friendly activities, all in one location. Sample and shop from more than 80 booths featuring chocolates and other sweets, baked goods, specialty foods, cheeses and other dairy items, wines and spirits, and ready to eat options. The event includes live demos and interactive presentations, balloon sculpture displays, and a Kidz Zone with face painting and balloon twisting. Fans of The Sandlot can meet Marty York, Victor DiMattia, and Shane Obedzinski for autographs and selfies, with additional fees set by each celebrity. It blends chocolate, specialty foods, shopping, nostalgia, and family fun.

At Circles of Wisdom, medical intuitive, clairvoyant, and healer Joel Kaplan shares perspective shaped by a near-death experience. After a massive heart attack that led to a car crash, he was brought back after seven defibrillator shocks, and his case became part of a national study that helped change emergency defibrillator procedures in the United States. People from around the world seek him for his ability to recognize emotional, physical, and energetic patterns, and he focuses on helping individuals let go of long held burdens, reconnect with themselves, and move ahead with more freedom and clarity. He is joined by Leslie Gabriele of With Love and Gratitude, whose intuitive guidance supports deeper connection and meaningful change. Together they offer an experience that can be hard to put into words. As individual healing unfolds, many in the audience report their own emotional, physical, and spiritual shifts. This gathering is meant to be engaged with rather than simply observed.

Marking 20 years since its release, Napoleon Dynamite is celebrated with a complete screening followed by an interactive, loosely structured program featuring cast members Jon Heder as Napoleon Dynamite, Jon Gries as Uncle Rico, and Efren Ramirez as Pedro. After the film, they take the stage for a lively blend of audience Q&A, comedy improv, and game show style moments, creating a participatory tribute to the movie’s offbeat characters and famously quotable dialogue.

Eddie Sands appears at Sabatino’s North. The restaurant serves Italian cuisine and features a patio suited to pleasant weather.

This event features a spaghetti dinner that includes salad and dessert, accompanied by live music.

A sparkling live music revue salutes the powerhouse divas of the 1990s with high energy, a live band, and soaring vocals. New England based vocalists Jacyn Tremblay and Lauren Rhoades lead a nostalgic journey through hits made famous by Cher, Alanis Morissette, Madonna, Melissa Etheridge, Whitney Houston, and others. This uplifting celebration of an iconic decade honors unforgettable songs and the enduring impact of women in popular music, offering a great night for fans of 90s pop, R&B, and rock anthems.

The second annual Cure for Caelan Golf Tournament takes place at Bradford Country Club.

Radioactive sets the tone with fun music at Muddy Waters Irish Pub in Methuen. Great food complements the show.

Harry Chapin’s greatest stories are brought to the stage at Tupelo Music Hall in a live performance featuring The Chapin Family. Tom Chapin, Steve Chapin, Jen Chapin, and The Chapin Sisters, Abigail and Lily, appear together as singers and songwriters with ongoing careers and numerous releases. The family unites their shared musical roots for a set devoted to Chapin’s storytelling songs. Tickets range from $60 to $80.

Open to girls and women ages 5 to 105, the NH Miss Amazing Amplify Event offers a warm, uplifting evening at the Dana Center Theater. The experience highlights confidence, showcases talent, and centers empowerment while creating opportunities to connect with peers, mentors, and supporters. First timers and returning participants alike can find their voice, step into the spotlight, and share their strengths in an encouraging setting. Applications are available, and there is a submission deadline.

Now in its ninth year and recognized as award-winning, the Howl-O-Ween 5K blends a festive run and walk with Halloween spirit. This pup-friendly event welcomes families to get active together while supporting the Animal Rescue League of NH. Runners and walkers share the course, and the celebration features vendors and sponsors along with snacks and prizes. Halloween costumes are encouraged, from spooky to silly, creating a lively outing for people and their dogs.

Explore on demand printing in the third session of Module 2 of a two part master class on typographic history led by Frank Romano, president of the Museum of Printing. Presented as the Romano Typographic History Project, the series is arranged into two modules that together include ten classes of about 90 minutes, each highlighting important developments in typographic technology. This session examines how on demand approaches fit into the broader evolution of type and printing, with Romano providing context and connections across milestones in the field.

Ivy League Entertainment and Big Gay Events present an evening of dynamic drag performances, tricks, and more. Hosted by Ivy League, the show features Pancake, Kira Stone, Sasha Stone, and Mizery McRae. For one night only, these queens bring the heat in a spirited celebration of drag.

Ellis Paul returns to New Moon Coffeehouse for a performance at the Universalist Unitarian Church in Haverhill. He first appeared with the series in 1995 while still working a day job, and over time drew inspiration from Woody Guthrie and support from Bill Morrissey as his career developed. His songs combine personal stories with current social themes, and his work has earned numerous acoustic music awards, with music featured in several blockbuster films. Admission is $30, with a $10 rate for those 21 and under. Advance reservations are available through the New Moon Coffeehouse website, and tickets will also be sold at the door for cash. Please bring cash for tickets and for extras such as desserts and artist merchandise.

North Shore Junction makes its first appearance at The Bar in Hudson, NH, delivering a blend of rock, blues, country, and R&B that spans the decades. The event is smoke free and there is no cover charge. A crowd-pleasing mix awaits both longtime followers and new listeners.

The Phoenician in Haverhill hosts a night of stand-up headlined by Jimmy Cash. A Boston-based comedian with more than 20 years as an elementary school head custodian, he is known as the Janitor with Stamina and draws on life as a working-class dad, long-term sobriety, and two decades in Worcester Public Schools for his material. A national headliner, he tours clubs and theaters across the United States and Canada, including a sold-out show at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston. His credits include sharing the stage with Shane Gillis, Bill Burr, Robert Kelly, Joe Dombrowski, and Lenny Clarke, along with several years as Bob Marley's opening act. He won Last Comix Standing 2021 at Mohegan Sun. Audiences may also recognize him as the Fenway Park Groundskeeper in Plymouth Rock Assurance's The Bostonians ad campaign, and his viral videos have been featured on Barstool Sports, The Today Show, and The Kelly Clarkson Show. Opening and featured acts will be announced.

At Tupelo Music Hall, FJ honors the music of Foreigner and Journey with a high-energy concert packed with fan favorites. Featuring Constantine Maroulis of American Idol and Rock of Ages, the show spans soaring ballads like "Faithfully" and "I Want to Know What Love Is" alongside arena anthems including "Feels Like the First Time," "Don't Stop Believin'," "Cold As Ice," and "Any Way You Want It." Expect a nostalgic atmosphere with big sing-alongs and dance-ready grooves that keep the crowd on its feet. Tickets are $47.

Presented by Carmen Iuvara, Into the Floyd brings the music of Pink Floyd to life at The Sahara Club & Restaurant. Experience a live performance that journeys through celebrated songs, set in a relaxed, immersive atmosphere with fellow fans. Whether you have followed the band for years or are discovering classic rock, this in-person gathering focuses on the sound, the vibe, and shared moments that highlight the enduring appeal of Floyd.

Neko Case brings the Neon Grey Midnight Green tour with support from Destroyer. Every few years, she returns with new work that grows bolder and more exploratory, reaffirming her place among today’s most distinctive songwriters. Stereogum has highlighted the singular voice she has carved in American music and the way her albums wander with wit and surprise. Her ninth album, Neon Grey Midnight Green, arrived last fall to swift critical praise and was celebrated as a key chapter in her catalog. Recorded live with a full band, it carries an intimate, live-room presence, preserving small human details like breaths and the soft rustle of clothing. Case produced the record herself, noting how rarely women, nonbinary, and trans producers are considered, and she identifies as gender fluid while using she, her pronouns. This tour spotlights the album’s expansive sound and close-to-the-skin immediacy.

TEDxAmoskeagMillyard returns to Manchester with a fresh lineup of speakers and creative thinkers who will share impactful ideas. The event will be held at The Rex Theatre. Tickets are available, and more information will be shared soon.

An in-person Usui Reiki Ryoho Shinpiden training led by Nicholas Pearson offers third-degree and Master/Teacher preparation for practitioners ready to deepen their path. Shinpiden, often translated as mystery teachings, focuses on spiritual growth and inner peace while expanding the skills and understanding of second-degree practitioners and established teachers. Completion confers the title shihan, commonly known as Reiki Master, and equips graduates to offer reiju, the initiation or attunement that transmits Reiki to others. The curriculum includes a refresher of first- and second-degree foundations, exploration of the fourth symbol and its mantra, and step-by-step methods for offering reiju and Western-style attunements both in person and at a distance. Participants learn advanced Japanese Reiki techniques, additional approaches for healing and self-development, and practical guidance for planning and teaching effective classes. The training also covers how to facilitate Reiki shares, practice gatherings, reiju-kai, and related activities. Participants receive a certificate, a comprehensive manual with supplemental handouts, traditional reiju to connect with the lineage of Usui Reiki Ryoho, ample hands-on practice for treatments, attunements, and advanced meditations, and resources that support continuing education and professional development. Ongoing support from Nicholas is included. Drawing on decades in the healing arts and study across many Reiki styles, Nicholas shares insights to help participants experience the spiritual heart of the practice. Reiki is presented as a simple and profound spiritual practice and healing art that helps bring body, mind, and spirit into balance. Reiju, sometimes called initiations or attunements, is the empowerment that allows practitioners to connect with Reiki. Prerequisites include completion of first and second degree training in any Reiki lineage with proof of certification if requested, at least six months of personal or professional practice, proficiency in offering sessions both in person and remotely, and a commitment to practicing the Five Precepts. Travelers from out of town may request a discounted rate at a nearby Hampton Inn by email.

Set in the Camp Carpenter Dining Hall in Manchester, New Hampshire, this two-day Scout memorabilia gathering fills the home of the Lawrence L. Lee Scouting Museum and Library with more than 100 exhibitor tables for buying, selling, trading, and browsing. Attendees may bring their Boy Scout collections, and advance arrangements are welcomed for those who wish to display interesting items. Admission is $4, and youth attend free. Walk-in attendance is welcome. Food and hospitality are a highlight, with a Lobsterfest meal offered by advance reservation at an estimated market-based price of about $30 for a complete meal with sides and dessert, a pasta course available without reservations, and breakfast and lunch offered to attendees. Travel and lodging are convenient, with Manchester Boston Regional Airport located about three miles from camp, nearby hotel options, and on-site cabins and tent sites. Cabins are unheated and available at $12.50 per person or $50 per cabin, each sleeping four with bunks, mattresses, and electricity, and hot showers are available. Exhibitors will find easy unloading and loading with no stairs, plus access to carts and dollies. Scouts can work on the Collections or Scouting Heritage merit badge during the show; participants should bring a Blue Card and a collection or photos for the Collections badge and be ready to discuss all requirements. Advance registration is available.

Brian Walker brings a three hour live set to Claddagh Pub. This extended performance offers a full showcase of his music.

This community volunteer morning at Mine Falls Park focuses on keeping the park beautiful. Activities range from easy litter pickup to more physically involved projects, making it welcoming for all fitness and skill levels. A brief orientation is provided upon arrival to explain the plan for the morning. No special gear is required, as tools and supplies are provided.

The Derry 4th Annual Family Fun Harvest Festival at Derry Fody's Tavern features a full day of live music, family-friendly activities, and a marketplace with more than thirty crafters and vendors. There is no admission fee. Food and beverages are available for purchase, and complimentary samples are offered throughout the day.

An annual Halloween music showcase brings a stacked lineup of live bands. The bill features The Lords of Salem, a Rob Zombie tribute, along with Gwell-O, Devlyn Sydus, Scarecrow Hill, Husk, Splatterhead, Dead Harrison, A World Worth Burning, and The Negans, with additional performers to be announced.

Rock music takes center stage at Mountain Base with a live show for fans of the genre.

Ghost Riderz return to VFW Post 8349 in Methuen with a wide-ranging set made for dancing. Admission is $10. The night includes 50-50 raffles, complimentary popcorn, a prize drawing at the door, and a cash bar for an upbeat evening of music and dancing.

Girls Night Out at East Side Club and Bar brings ODA to the stage for a high energy mix of rock, pop, and country made for dancing. With vocals by Peace front and center, the set rolls through a steady run of hit songs and keeps the dance floor moving from start to finish. The bar will be pouring drinks, with a team focused on an upbeat atmosphere.

Here Come the Mummies delivers a raucous mix of funk and rock, performed by a band of Egyptian mummies with a mischievous streak. Their groove-heavy, grave-born sound comes with a spooky wink. The group has shared the stage as direct support for P-Funk, Al Green, Mavis Staples, KC and the Sunshine Band, and Cheap Trick. Highlights include Super Bowl Village, recurring appearances on The Bob and Tom Show, a spot on That’s My Jam with Jimmy Fallon, and major festivals such as Summer Fest, Summer Camp, Common Ground, Musikfest, and Suwannee Hulaween, along with selling thousands of tickets across large parts of North America. Legends about their origin abound... some point to an ancient royal curse, while others whisper that they are reincarnated, Grammy-winning studio musicians. With mysterious personas, crafty songwriting, and relentless live energy, the show aims for a brain-bending, face-melting good time. Onstage alter egos include Mummy Cass, Eddie Mummy, K.W. TuT, Spaz, The Pole!, Midnight Mummy, Dr. Yo, Highlander, and H-POD, trading guitars, drums, bass, keys, saxophones, trumpet, percussion, a talk box, and plenty of vocals.

Tupelo Music Hall welcomes a night of classic rock tributes with Panorama and 4RPlay The Boston Experience. Tickets are $35. Panorama pays homage to The Cars with a five-piece lineup from the Boston area that focuses on faithful arrangements and the band’s signature sound. The set draws from a catalog that produced more than 23 million U.S. sales and 13 Top 40 singles, including favorites like “Drive,” “My Best Friend’s Girlfriend,” “Magic,” “You Might Think,” “Moving In Stereo,” and “Shake It Up.” The Cars formed in Boston in 1976 with Ric Ocasek, Benjamin Orr, Elliot Easton, Greg Hawkes, and David Robinson, were named Rolling Stone’s Best New Artist in 1978, saw their debut album sell 6 million copies and remain on the Billboard 200 for 139 weeks, and were inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018. 4RPlay The Boston Experience recreates Boston’s radio-dominating sound from the late 70s and beyond, honoring the era that featured Brad Delp on vocals. Seven New England musicians with decades of experience take on anthems like “More Than A Feeling,” “Piece of Mind,” and “Foreplay/Long Time,” aiming for precision with layered guitars, powerful lead vocals, and tight harmonies that keep audiences singing along.

Practitioners and seekers from across New England gather to honor Samhain, a season when the boundary between worlds grows thin. Marking its 20th year, this long running festival observes the final harvest and offers space to remember loved ones who have crossed over. The day features talks and classes led by well known metaphysical teachers and authors, opportunities to browse a wide range of mystical vendors and regional artisans, and the option to schedule a session with skilled psychics. Live music and song highlight myth, magic, and age old traditions, and the celebration takes place rain or shine. Admission is $18 with a donation of a non perishable food item, or $20 without, and includes entry to the full schedule of activities, performances, workshops, vendor booths, and reader rooms. Food contributions benefit the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry. Presented by The Magickal Marketplace Corp, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

This in-person networking gathering is created for women business owners and leaders of women-led nonprofits who want to grow both professionally and personally. Expect meaningful, conversation-led connections, chances to collaborate and exchange ideas, and peer learning within a welcoming, supportive community. The focus is on forming genuine relationships and real friendships, not just business contacts. Attendance is free, the atmosphere is low pressure, and participants are encouraged to come as they are, share their stories, and leave with connections that truly matter.

Get moving for a timed 5K and fun run that raises funds for dogs in the care of Live Free Animal Rescue. Runners and walkers of all ages are welcome, and leashed dogs can participate too. Costumes are encouraged, with prizes for both people and pups, and there are awards for top finishers. After the race, enjoy raffles, a 50/50, and live music. Registration is $45 and includes a beer ticket for a complimentary Samuel Adams. Rain or shine, every dollar raised goes directly to the dogs in Live Free Animal Rescue’s care.

Module 2, Session 3 explores how typographic communication has evolved. Frank Romano, president of the Museum of Printing, leads this segment as part of a two part master class that spans two modules and ten lectures, highlighting pivotal advances in typographic technology. The session is part of Romano’s typographic history project and offers a focused look at the ways type has been used to convey information over time.

This Grateful Dead inspired concert takes place in Downtown Nashua. It is billed as New Hampshire's largest Halloween celebration.

An intimate, high‑energy evening with multi‑platinum artist Andy Grammer unfolds in a solo format that blends acoustic music, spoken word, personal stories, and in‑the‑moment connection with the audience. With just a piano, a guitar, and the voices in the room, he moves between chart topping favorites, new material, and the memories behind them. Unfiltered, funny, and fully engaged, this performance turns the space into a shared experience and offers a clear look at the heart of his music.

Eddie Sands will be at Sabatino's North, a place serving delicious Italian dishes. If the weather is pleasant, the welcoming patio offers a comfortable outdoor setting.

Alexander James, also known as AJ McLean of Backstreet Boys, is a multi-award-winning, GRAMMY-nominated performer whose voice and presence have helped shape modern pop for more than three decades. His work with Backstreet Boys has earned gold or platinum certifications in 46 countries, and the group’s first nine albums all entered the Billboard 200 Top 10. Beyond the band, his career includes a residency at Sphere Las Vegas with his bandmates, an appearance on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, hosting Netflix’s music competition Building The Band, and a co-headlining run with NSYNC’s Joey Fatone titled A Legendary Night. His new album, My Name is Alexander James, offers a candid statement that could only come from AJ.

Set amid the fall season in Manchester, New Hampshire, this knitting retreat focuses on community, learning, and a shared love of yarn. Participants can connect with fellow knitters, build their skills, and rekindle their creativity at the Doubletree Hotel in downtown Manchester. Internationally recognized instructors Kate Atherley and Bristol Ivy will each lead 12 hours of instruction for a deep, hands-on learning experience. Pricing options include double occupancy with two queen beds at $1775 and single occupancy with one king bed at $2000.

At Tupelo Music Hall in Derry, NH, The Upper Room hosts its 25th Annual Auction, the Gratitude Gala, celebrating 40 years of service and honoring the partners who have supported its growth. Enjoy a festive evening with community members as the night opens with a lobby silent auction, followed by dinner, and a live auction led by Auctioneer Bill Burke. Guests can bid on a wide range of items, packages, experiences, and trips. Tickets are $100 per person and include appetizers, dinner, dessert, a signature drink, favor items, and participation in both the silent and live auctions. Proceeds benefit The Upper Room’s largest fundraiser of the year, helping sustain more than 20 educational and support programs that reach over 40 communities across southern New Hampshire and beyond. For sponsorship opportunities or to donate an item, email auction@urteachers.org or call 603-437-8477.

Deepen your Integrated Energy Therapy practice with an in-person Advanced Level training led by Laura Haley. This course is intended for those who have completed the Intermediate Level and focuses on living your soul’s mission with greater ease. The Advanced attunement works with the 4th and 5th pairs of the 12-strand DNA, often referred to as the soul profile and soul cluster, to support expanded spiritual growth. Learn techniques you can use for yourself or with clients to dissolve resistance to embracing and acting on life purpose, and explore clearing the Soul Star chakra so purpose becomes more conscious. The training also covers vision boards and practices aimed at accelerating manifestation to help draw in the people, resources, and situations that align with your dreams. You will receive guidance on connecting with the 8th chakra, also called the soul star, to access the plan for your soul’s mission and gather what you need to bring it to life. Tuition includes a handbook, a printed certificate, and registration with the Center of Being. An early bird discount is available.

Module 2, Session 4 focuses on the history and future of the printed product. Frank Romano, president of the Museum of Printing, leads a two-part master class in typographic history presented across multiple sessions. The program spans two modules and comprises ten 90-minute lectures that chart key developments in typographic technology. In this installment, Romano examines how print has evolved and where it is headed.

Celebrate Melaza Dance Studio’s 2-year anniversary at The Olive Grove Event Center with an evening of social dancing, performances, and stylish flair. Dress to impress and enjoy music by DJ Black Mamba. Admission for the social and performances is $25 plus fees. A Salsa On 2 workshop is available for $30 for the class only. A full pass is $50 and includes the workshop, social, and performances. Prices increase at the door, so purchasing in advance is encouraged. Scheduled performers include Melaza Bachata Ladies and a solo by Mariel Perez, with more to be announced. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from the on-site bar and kitchen.

Experience a live celebration of the 1960s as The British Invasion Years brings a wave of chart-topping favorites to Tupelo Music Hall. The show traces the surge of UK groups like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones into the U.S. spotlight and the energetic response from American artists, highlighting the musical exchange that defined the era. Hear faithful renditions of hits by British standouts including The Kinks, The Who, The Moody Blues, and The Zombies, alongside American favorites such as The Monkees, The Turtles, Steppenwolf, The Beach Boys, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, and The Mamas and the Papas. A multimedia backdrop enhances the performance by seasoned musicians who have shared stages with rock legends, and the concert builds to a finale centered on Beatles classics. Price is $45.

The B Street Bombers bring a high-energy blend of R&B, rock, soul, and funk to The Phoenician. Performing across New England since 1980 and holding the distinction of Merrimack Valley’s longest-running band, the group features 11 accomplished musicians and vocalists from the greater Boston area. This show is designed for sing-alongs, a lively dance floor, and the kind of live music excitement that fills the event hall from start to finish.

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Runners come together at Veterans Memorial Park in Manchester, NH for the 18th annual Manchester City Marathon with half, relay, and 5k options, all dedicated to honoring heroes.

New England psychic mediums Chrissy Masterson and Laura Wooster lead an uplifting afternoon centered on messages from the spirit world. Through evidential mediumship, they share meaningful insights and validations from loved ones in spirit, emphasizing that the bonds of love extend beyond physical life. The experience is intended to nurture comfort, hope, and a sense of connection for everyone present. Individual readings are not guaranteed, yet the session focuses on gentle reassurance and healing for all attendees.

Tupelo Music Hall hosts Bruce In The USA, a tribute to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band that delivers a high octane, meticulously faithful concert recreation with the look, sound, and celebratory spirit fans know. The production is led by Matt Ryan, whose Springsteen portrayal began in the Legends In Concert Las Vegas show and grew into a touring act that has reached audiences around the world. The band is stacked with veteran players and has welcomed guests tied to acts such as Queen with Paul Rogers, Meatloaf, Blue Oyster Cult, Hall and Oats, Joe Cocker, The Ojays, Aretha Franklin, David Cassidy, The Temptations, Slash, and more. Born on the Las Vegas Strip at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino’s V Theatre, the show built its reputation on an all out, party atmosphere that wins over even the toughest skeptics, and it has earned praise from the Stone Pony to major theaters and performing arts centers nationwide, along with corporate events across the globe. It presents itself as the world’s leading homage to the E Street Band’s musical legacy, channeling the nonstop energy of a Springsteen marathon so audiences are up and moving from the opening number through the finale. Tickets are $45.

This event offers an evening celebrating fun, fashion, and friendship.

Southern rock legends The Outlaws bring an influential, much-loved sound to Tupelo Music Hall. For over 45 years, the band has weathered highs and hardships and remained a force in the genre. They arrive with new music and a renewed sense of purpose, a brotherhood tied together by history, harmony, and the miles behind them. The group salutes its roots while continuing to move forward, drawing from a celebrated catalog that includes There Goes Another Love Song, Green Grass & High Tides, Knoxville Girl, and Freeborn Man, alongside newer material. Tickets are priced from $52 to $67.

Tusk celebrates the music of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honorees Fleetwood Mac with a show that spans chart hits and deeper album tracks from across the band’s history. Touring nationwide since 2008 as a dedicated tribute, the group draws on many years together onstage. The lineup features five seasoned performers with extensive backgrounds in study, live performance and creative exploration. Each musician embodies a member of the classic Fleetwood Mac core, honoring Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood. The concert centers on meticulous, note for note renditions of both the full band catalog and songs from the members’ solo careers, delivered with energetic presence shaped by their time on the road.

Experience a Metallica tribute at Tupelo Music Hall with The Four Horsemen, a U.S. metal outfit celebrated for album-accurate sound, razor-sharp playing, and the iconic riffs delivered with the look and energy of classic Metallica. Led by guitarist and vocalist Sean Perry, whose goal is to recreate the feel of Metallica’s records and live shows, the band performs without frills and leans into pure intensity and audience impact. The set focuses on the early catalog, including Kill ’Em All, Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets, and ...And Justice for All, with standout favorites from the Black Album added in. Their shows are described as high energy, authentic, and widely praised, reflecting a dedicated following across the U.S. Tickets are $47.

Triple Fret is back at Muddy Waters Pub and Restaurant along the Merrimack River with a rock and roll performance. The show embraces a spirit of gratitude, and food and drinks are available.

Radioactive delivers a lively set at Rae Rocks Bar & Grill in Methuen, Massachusetts.

Live and Let Die brings the music of Paul McCartney to Tupelo Music Hall in a high energy multimedia concert led by Tony Kishman, a veteran of the Broadway hit Beatlemania. Celebrated by critics and fans alike, the production sets a high bar for authenticity, pairing cutting edge sound and lighting with meticulous performances and a faithful look. Praise from Beatles producer Sir George Martin and from Paul McCartney underscores the caliber of this tribute. Kishman has toured the world and is touted by devoted fans as a leading McCartney look and sound alike, and the band's stellar lineup continues to earn rave reviews while filling theaters across the United States. The set spans favorites from both the Beatles and McCartney's solo years, including songs like Hey Jude, Jet, Penny Lane, Live and Let Die, Yesterday, Eleanor Rigby, My Love, Let It Be, Maybe I'm Amazed, Got to Get You Into My Life, Silly Love Songs, and more. Audiences regularly rise for ovations throughout the performance. Tickets are $45.

Big band fans can hear the Glenn Miller Orchestra live at Tupelo Music Hall. This engagement offers two performances, a matinee and an evening show, with tickets priced at $47. The 18 member ensemble keeps Glenn Miller’s signature sound alive by performing original arrangements from both the civilian band and the Army Air Force Band libraries, along with newer selections presented in that style. The orchestra’s story traces from Miller’s early struggles and later acclaim in the Swing Era, through his service leading the Army Air Force Band, to the authorized re-formation of the group following the release of The Glenn Miller Story. It has toured continuously since its first concert under drummer Ray McKinley and has been guided by leaders including Buddy DeFranco, Peanuts Hucko, Buddy Morrow, Jimmy Henderson, Larry O’Brien, Gary Tole and Dick Gerhart. The band is led by vocalist Nick Hilscher.

Immerse yourself in a Taylor Swift celebration as Taylorville delivers a vibrant tribute spanning chart-topping favorites and treasured deep cuts. This skilled band guides the audience through highlights of her career, while a striking video wall adds a dynamic visual backdrop to each performance. Expect plenty of singalong moments and the chance to relive the spirit of these songs. Taylorville is created by fans and operates independently. It is not endorsed by, affiliated with, maintained, authorized, or sponsored by TAS Rights Management, Taylor Swift, or their associated entities. All trademarks and copyrighted materials related to Taylor Swift remain the property of their respective owners. This tribute is presented for entertainment and informational purposes with appreciation for her work and respect for her copyright.

Cowboy Junkies present a set that reaches from The Trinity Session to their recent album Such Ferocious Beauty. Formed in Toronto in 1985 by siblings Michael, Margo and Peter Timmins with bassist Alan Anton, the quartet built its reputation on a quiet, reflective sound that blends folk, blues and rock. Their 1988 release The Trinity Session became a landmark, selling over a million copies and standing apart from the flash of the late 80s. With a catalog of 29 albums and no breakups or hiatuses, the band’s long running chemistry continues to shape their music. This concert surveys that history with songs spanning decades.

Enjoy a hearty plate of spaghetti with salad and dessert as live music sets the mood.

A steel tip darts tournament puts more than $33,000 on the line and features two WDF singles events where players can test their skills.

Radioactive performs at Muddy Waters Irish Pub in Methuen, blending upbeat tunes with delicious food.