Events in Keene, NH

This monthly gathering at the Keene Toadstool takes place on the first Wednesday and welcomes anyone who loves writing. It offers a supportive community with constructive feedback, camaraderie, encouragement, fresh inspiration, and practical information to support the craft of writing.

Street Fighter III meetups run twice a week at Comic Boom!, welcoming both seasoned players and first-timers. Enjoy friendly matches across multiple set-ups, with the option to bring your own controller or use one provided on site. There is no entry fee, and sessions take place on Thursdays and Saturdays.

Teens can drop in at The HUB for a laid-back hangout with complimentary bowling, ice cream, and casual games. There is no fee and the vibe is relaxed, offering a comfortable place to spend time with friends. Sponsored by The United Way of North Central MA.

Riftbound Nexus Night at Comic Boom! spotlights Riftbound, the official trading card game of League of Legends. Players bring a Riftbound deck and compete for prizes that include store credit, promo packs, and exclusive Nexus Night promotional cards. Entry is $10. Open to League of Legends fans and anyone who enjoys card games.

Teams of three take on a triathlon that combines biking, running or jogging, and horseback riding. One teammate completes each segment, and awards recognize the fastest overall team as well as top individual times in every leg. The format is designed with families and groups of friends in mind, providing a way to share an active challenge together.

A small seasonal gathering at Treehouse Studio centered on nourishment, nature, grounding practices, and authentic community. The Ayurvedic Garden Table invites participants to slow their pace and reconnect with the season through fresh, garden-inspired food, herbal drinks, grounding yoga, time among the plants, and simple Ayurvedic wisdom woven naturally throughout the experience. Each session is intentionally intimate, welcoming 4 to 6 guests, and shaped by what is growing locally and in the garden at that time. Guests can choose the yoga session, the table gathering, or combine both for a fuller nourishment experience. Activities are planned primarily outdoors in the gardens and shared spaces when the weather cooperates, with an indoor studio option available if needed. Pricing is as follows: the Seasonal Grounding Yoga session is 22 dollars, and The Ayurvedic Garden Table gathering is 88 dollars. The offering reflects a practical, welcoming approach to living Ayurveda through nature, food, movement, seasonal rhythms, and meaningful connection.

The farmers market in Keene features music performed live and plenty of vendor stalls to explore. One booth offers freshly baked treats, jams and preserves including applesauce, pickled relishes and vegetables, goat milk soap, and handmade crochet pieces. Browse the market, enjoy the tunes, and take time to look through the offerings from many different booths.

This half-day clinic is geared toward intermediate and advanced mountain bikers who want to sharpen cornering skills, refine line selection, dial in body position, and build confidence on the trail. Led by PMBIA-certified instructor Michael Owens, an experienced coach who also teaches at Thunder Mountain Bike Park and other New England mountain resorts, the session combines individualized coaching with on-trail feedback. Riders work on building speed through turns while staying smooth and in control. The fee is $150 and includes a full-day lift ticket. Space is limited.

Finish interior spaces with intention in a fast-paced carpentry intensive centered on the details that give a tiny house function, beauty, and character. Participants work on interior trim and cabinetry while considering smart, space-conscious design for compact living. This offering suits anyone drawn to finish carpentry, woodworking, custom built-ins, and the fine points that make a room both practical and well crafted. Prerequisites include Intro to Carpentry, Carpentry II, Woodworking for Women, or equivalent experience. Students should be comfortable using power tools and ready for a rigorous pace.

Hosted by The Hub at the Keene Rec Center, the fourth annual Monadnock Clean Energy Fair offers opportunities to learn about electrifying your home and to connect with groups working to create a brighter energy future for the region. Food will be available for purchase from the Yalla food truck. Additional details will be shared.

This six month, hands-on tiny house course led by Aaron walks participants through the full build process from the ground up. Across monthly weekend sessions, the instruction covers selecting an appropriate trailer, planning the layout, and completing structural framing, plus essential systems such as electrical and plumbing. The class also explores power requirements and placement, choosing appliances, and finishing the interior. Exterior decisions are addressed too, including roofing, siding, and the installation of windows and doors. Creative storage strategies and key considerations for land, including associated costs, round out the curriculum. Because the work is practical and tool based, prior carpentry experience is required, either through Intro to Carpentry or Carpentry II, or through comparable hands-on practice.

Beals Memorial Library in Winchendon presents its inaugural Indie Author Book Fair, a free community celebration of self-published and independent storytelling across genres including mystery, science fiction, historical fiction, poetry, and beyond. The program spotlights Sisters in Crime New England with Nicole Asselin, Judith Carlough, and Mike Ciaraldi, and gathers a wide range of participating authors such as Donald Ballou Smyth, Catherine Zebrowski, Barbara Friedman, Deborah Fukuda, Jorge Sanchez, Kris Bowser, Mary Anne Kalonas Slack, Michelle Elliott, Robin Roberts, Ann Goltz, Jack McClintock, Jacqueline Gamache, Michael Glenzel, Melanie Meadors, Ruth Madison, Douglas Dumont, Kimberly Hallinan, Sally Cragin, Jean Varda, Victoria R. Delmar, Shawn McClintock, John Daly, Via Luino, and Marie LeClaire. Publishers Raymond Rugg of Tree-Lion Press and Jaqueline Gamache of Lore & Rime will be on hand, along with editor Tracy Cutter of Language Lover Editing Services. Author talks run all day, with roundtable conversations on getting started in publishing, recognizing scams, and collaborating with third party professionals such as artists and editors, plus hands-on workshops including E-pubs Unzipped and From Book to Audiobook, as well as activities for children. Food will be available from Lickity Splitz Food Truck and Pepe’s Eatery. Presented in partnership with the Friends of the Beals Library, By Light Unseen Media, and the Winchendon Cultural Council, the fair welcomes literature lovers of every age.

Cowboys & Hippies brings a community gathering to Winchendon Community Park with live music from Bearly Dead, Whiskey-6, Waylon & Co., and The Whole Loaf. The HUB will be on site and is seeking volunteers to help with setup, cleanup, serving, cafe support, and other event needs, with most shifts lasting about two to three hours. Proceeds from The HUB and Kiwanis food tent will support the ongoing work of both organizations. For The HUB, funds help sustain programs and services such as Community Food, Emergency Assistance, Community Threads, Youth Leadership Training, Senior Bowling, Teen Drop-In, cooking classes, after-school programs, and more. Funds also benefit the Kiwanis Club of Winchendon, supporting service to children, families, and community initiatives throughout Winchendon.

Wedgwood performs in the outdoor beer garden at Branch and Blade Brewing.

This childbirth education class centers on physiological birth and is designed to build confidence, knowledge, and a sense of empowerment for expectant parents. It supports those preparing for their first birth as well as anyone seeking a refresher. Through guided instruction and practical exercises, participants explore comfort techniques, breathing strategies, pain management options, and self-advocacy during labor. By learning how labor unfolds and how a support team can help at each phase, attendees gain a greater sense of control and ease as they approach birth. The session covers preparing both mind and body, the stages and phases of labor, informed decision making, confidence building for birth, planning for the birth itself and the postpartum period, what to anticipate after birth, feeding your newborn, and essential newborn care. A comprehensive digital handbook is provided at the end, along with additional handouts and resources for continued learning.

Learn foundational woodcarving skills through a wooden spoon project. The class emphasizes hand techniques with tools such as a sloyd knife, gouges, and hook knives, and also shares time-saving approaches that incorporate hand saws and power tools. Instruction covers how to create your own carving blanks using methods that involve a froe, a splitting maul, and a band saw. A tutorial on tool sharpening is included. The cost is $75 and all tools and materials are provided.

Casual Commander games at Comic Boom focus on friendly, fun play. Entry is free.

Clarinetist Dr. Alexander Kollias of the Keene State College Music Department presents a program with collaborative pianist Vladimir Odinokikh, spotlighting the clarinet. The performance takes place in the Alumni Recital Hall. Admission is $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens, and free for students. This event has a special start time.

Nova Arts partners with Keene Mutual Aid and Loud Sun Studio to present a friendly Battle of the Bands at NOVA ARTS. The lineup includes Down in the Ground, Mimi Fang, Afterthought, Salivate, Names in Order, Deadweight, The Latest Trend, and Blowflies. Sign-ups have closed. The panel of judges will be announced as the event approaches. Ticket revenue supports the prize and also raises funds for Mutual Aid. Seating is first come, first served. With support from Savings Bank of Walpole, an Access For All option is available that lets you name your price. This option is limited to one ticket per transaction, so additional tickets must be purchased in separate checkouts.

Handy Woman Master Series is an intensive program in home repair and renovation designed to help women homeowners build the skills to take on major projects independently or with minimal assistance. Because the pace is fast and the content is advanced, participants must have previously completed Intro to Carpentry or Woodworking for Women. Enrollment is limited to 10 students. The series runs for six months and meets on the last weekend of each month from May through October. The course fee covers 12 classes as well as all required materials and consumables.

Celebrate cultural diversity with flavorful food to sample, unique crafts to explore, and a friendly atmosphere focused on fun and connection.

Celebrate Irish entertainment from across the Northeast on three stages. The 2026 edition is bigger than before, featuring an expanded lineup of bands, a broader mix of vendors, additional food options, and more activities for kids.

This edition features the 48th Clarence DeMar Marathon alongside the 12th annual DeMar Half Marathon. Online registration will open.

Now in its second year, the Emberly's Embrace benefit fundraiser returns to Snowbound Club, Inc and showcases local artisans and makers, a lineup of food trucks, raffle baskets, a silent auction, and live music from Over and Out.

Stay on top of your health with a free blood pressure clinic at The Keene Senior Center. A representative from American House Keene will be on site to check your blood pressure. The clinic runs on the first Thursday each month, making it easy to track your numbers over time. For questions, email keeneassistant@americanhouse.com.

The More Life Tour arrives at The Colonial Theatre with Randy Travis, his co-star in The Price James Dupré, and the longtime road band that supported Travis for years. Steve Hinson, David Johnson, Lance Dary, Bill Cook, Joe Van Dyke, and Herb Shucher return with tour manager Jeff Davis, reuniting with the artist they fondly call Hoss for the first time since the period before his 2013 stroke. The concert features Dupré and the band performing all sixteen of Travis’s number one hits, including “On The Other Hand,” “Forever and Ever, Amen,” and “Three Wooden Crosses.” Randy Travis will make a special appearance, interacting with the audience and taking part in the show, though he will not be singing. VIP passes will be available at the venue and include a meet and greet with him. Mary and Randy Travis share their excitement to bring these songs back to the stage with Dupré on vocals, and fans may also recognize Travis’s recent technologically aided releases “Where That Came From” and “Horses in Heaven.”

Build skills and confidence in a half-day mountain biking clinic focused on jumps and drops. PMBIA-certified instructor Michael Owens, who coaches at Thunder Mountain Bike Park and other New England mountain resorts, leads a hands-on session for intermediate to advanced riders. Instruction covers body position, bike control, safe takeoffs and landings, progressive drills for smoother and safer riding, and guidance on line choice and trail awareness. Suitable for riders beginning to get their wheels off the ground as well as those refining technique, this clinic emphasizes control and consistency on trail features. The fee is $150 and includes a full-day lift ticket.

Explore downtown Keene on a guided Walldogs mural walking tour that uncovers remarkable stories from the city’s past. Storytellers from the Historical Society of Cheshire County lead a two-hour, easy-paced route on mostly level terrain, beginning at Railroad Square. Visit 16 large-scale murals, each highlighting a different chapter of Keene’s heritage and its ties to broader state and national history. Learn how more than 200 Walldogs artists transformed the city over three days in June 2019 by creating historically themed works across the community. Comfortable shoes, a camera, and a sense of wonder are encouraged. Suitable for most fitness levels and welcoming to art lovers, history enthusiasts, and curious explorers. For private or group tour inquiries, contact Michelle Walker, Director of Education, at mwalker@hsccnh.org. Supported by Fenton Family Dealerships and the Putnam Foundation.

Walpole Veterinary Hospital hosts its fourth annual farmers market with food and drinks, games, local vendors, and more. It offers a friendly community gathering for returning attendees and new faces alike.

Monadnock Youth Coalition presents its 6th Annual Youth Fest at the Keene Family YMCA. This free, family-friendly event highlights local resources and organizations that support youth and their families. Updates will be shared as the event approaches, and promotional flyers and stickers will be visible throughout the community.

NAAC’s annual fall cookout brings together Audi enthusiasts, friends, and families for a relaxed day of cars and community. Hosted by the North Atlantic chapter of Audi Club North America, it welcomes longtime members, prospective members, and car lovers from across Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. The setting is The Gregory Farm in Francestown, New Hampshire, a hilltop venue with sweeping views that make a striking backdrop for everything from four-ring favorites to classics, exotics, daily drivers, and other interesting rides. The gathering centers in a spacious finished barn where conversation, stories, and plenty of car talk come naturally. Look for friendly cornhole competition on custom NAAC boards, possible tech or enthusiast presentations, raffles and prizes, and a few surprises still being planned. NAAC will serve burgers, hot dogs, sides, and non-alcoholic beverages. Guests are welcome to bring a dish or dessert to share, along with their preferred beverages, including adult refreshments. Admission is $10 for members who joined within the past 12 months, $15 for current NAAC members and family, and $20 for non-members and guests. Registration is requested to help with food planning, and the event will take place rain or shine.

CONCORA, the Connecticut Choral Artists, presents choral music spanning the Baroque era to the present, engaging and educating audiences throughout New England. Under Artistic Director Chris Shepard, the ensemble highlights its versatility through a wide range of repertoire and thoughtfully assembled groupings from its roster. This program features the New Hampshire premiere of Geoffrey Hudson’s A Passion for the Planet, an oratorio focused on climate change, performed with a professional orchestra, the KSC Concert Choir, and community singers in Alumni Recital Hall. Tickets are $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens, and free for students.

Build confidence and reconnect with your inner singer at a supportive weekend singing workshop and retreat in Keene, New Hampshire. Created for people who identify as non-singers, for beginners, and for anyone who wants to feel more expressive with their voice, this small-group experience is limited to 12 participants. Early-bird tuition is $675 per person and includes all workshop sessions; lodging and meals are not included.

Celebrate Halloween by crafting a hand carved wall piece with classic spooky flair. This beginner friendly workshop guides students through shaping a two dimensional witch in flight set before an 8 inch harvest moon. Precut basswood and plywood blanks serve as the foundation, leaving plenty of room to personalize details such as the broom, cloak, hat, facial features, and overall posture. Along the way, participants practice essential carving techniques and complete a decoration that is ready to hang at home. All materials and tools are provided, and anyone who already owns carving tools may bring them.

Fall Fest on Central Street in Winchendon offers a family-friendly day with more than 200 vendors, local food, and activities for children, along with chances to connect with neighbors and local organizations. The HUB and the Kiwanis Club of Winchendon are seeking volunteers to assist with setup and cleanup, food service and cafe support, grilling and pouring, bar assistance, and other on-site tasks. Most opportunities last around two to three hours. Volunteer efforts and food tent proceeds help sustain The HUB’s programs and services, including Community Food, Emergency Assistance, Community Threads, Youth Leadership Training, Senior Bowling, Teen Drop-In, cooking classes, after-school programs, and more. Funds also support the Kiwanis Club’s ongoing service to children, families, and community initiatives throughout Winchendon.

Toy Town sets the scene for the tenth annual Winchendon Fall Festival at Clark YMCA P/L Winchendon, where local musicians deliver a mix of country flavor and plenty of rock and roll, from classic rock favorites to original songs. The lineup includes Andy Kuchta, Shaely O’Dou, Neon Alley, Maggie Neff, The RanDom Band, TWO for the ROAD, and Wylie and the Boogiemen. Admission is free. Seating is available both outside and under a tent, and food vendors will be located in the parking lot. Sound is provided by L & L Sound, with music sponsorship from Danielle R. LaPointe, Esq.

Celebrate choral artistry with a day of performances by selected high school choirs from across New England, together with KSC's Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, and Vocal Consort. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

This world premiere stage production evokes the Roaring Twenties, setting shimmering glamour against lurking deceit. The drama explores the shifting boundary between reality and alluring illusion. Presented at Hillsboro-Deering Middle School.

Now in its fifth year, this Comic Book Fest is presented by the Athol Public Library in partnership with Hero Shack Press. Athol Town Hall becomes a hub for comic fans with comics, live drawing demonstrations, author Q&A sessions, games, vendors, crafts, free activities, and more. This family friendly gathering is open to all ages with free admission. A cosplay contest is part of the festivities, sign-ups are required, and cash prizes are offered. The full schedule will be announced soon.

Discover scratchboard in a welcoming workshop designed for all skill levels. No prior experience is needed, and all necessary supplies are provided so participants can focus on learning. Joe will also present a free live demonstration of this distinctive art form, offering another opportunity to see the process in action.

A cosplay competition invites costumers to step into character for cash prizes awarded by a panel of Comic Book Fest judges. Awards include Best in Show along with recognition for creativity, craftsmanship, accuracy, and presentation or performance. Each participant may compete with only one costume, and handmade builds receive priority. Content that is nude, obscene, graphic, or otherwise against the spirit of the event leads to disqualification. Professionals who take commission work are welcome to showcase their creations at Comic Book Fest but should not enter the contest. Judging looks at character accuracy, build quality, creativity, and how the look is presented to the audience. On stage, entrants will walk across, pause at center for a pose, and answer a few brief questions from the MC about the character or the costume. Registration is free at the Comic Book Fest entry table at Athol Town Hall. Sign-ups collect name and age along with the character and franchise, and a photo will be taken as part of the process. To stay eligible for prizes, competitors are expected to debut a new cosplay each year rather than repeat a previous entry.

The HUB and the Kiwanis Club of Winchendon are seeking volunteers for Haunted Happenings, a family-friendly Halloween celebration at Winchendon Community Park. Highlights include Trunk or Treat, music, seasonal games, haunted trails after dark, food trucks, local vendors, and plenty of spooky fun. Volunteer roles cover setup, cleanup, serving, cafe support, and other on site needs, with most shifts lasting about two to three hours. Proceeds from the HUB and Kiwanis food tent help fund The HUB’s year-round programs and services, including Community Food, Emergency Assistance, Community Threads, Youth Leadership Training, Senior Bowling, Teen Drop-In, cooking classes, after school programs, and more, and also support the Kiwanis Club of Winchendon’s ongoing service to children, families, and community initiatives throughout Winchendon.

Experience a double bill that pairs the Pan‑Latin colors of Sol y Canto with the close‑harmony spark of Doozy Jane. Sol y Canto, led by Puerto Rican and Argentine singer‑percussionist Rosi Amador and New Mexican guitarist, singer, and composer Brian Amador, blends poetic, often playful originals with fresh interpretations of classic and contemporary Latin songs, welcoming listeners whether or not they speak Spanish. With Brian’s intricate guitar work, Rosi’s pulse on cajon and bongos, and frequent vocal improvisation, their duo sound carries the drive and richness of a larger group. They sometimes collaborate with virtuoso guests from Latin America, the United States, and Spain, and since 1994 they have taken their music to renowned stages across the country and beyond. Their artistry has drawn praise from The Boston Globe and from critic Norman Weinstein for its depth and vitality. Doozy Jane is a vocal and instrumental quartet rooted in American harmony traditions and the swing of fiddle‑led string bands. They weave intricate four‑part treble harmonies into a set that highlights songs by women and queer artists, mixing original material with thoughtfully chosen, often under‑the‑radar covers that nod to swing and gospel while favoring unexpected turns. The lineup features Anna Patton on vocals, clarinet, and tenor guitar, Sarah Hadley Yakir on vocals and fiddle, Julia Read on vocals, fiddle, and guitar, and Haley Anderson on vocals and bass guitar. Their arrangements are rounded out by the interplay of twin fiddles, clarinet, and low‑end grooves alongside guitar textures. The group’s name honors a family legacy of barbershop inner‑part singing that informs their arranging style. This show is open to all ages. Seating is limited and available on a first‑come, first‑served basis. With support from Savings Bank of Walpole, an Access For All option allows you to choose your price; only one of these tickets can be purchased per transaction, so additional Access For All tickets require separate checkouts.

Celebrate the season with a night of 70s and 80s dance grooves at the American Legion. A cover will be collected at the door to support local community organizations such as the American Legion and to bolster local music. The kitchen will be open for food.

Voice faculty from the Keene State College Music Department present a recital of solo works with pianist Vladimir Odinokikh. Featured performers include soprano Dr. Evangelia Leontis, soprano Dr. Brittney Redler, and baritone Prof. Nicholas Tocci, with guest artist Dr. Alex Kollias on clarinet. The performance is in the Alumni Recital Hall at the Redfern Arts Center. Admission is $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens, and free for students.

Enjoy an approximately 8-mile trail ride with parking at NEECA. Overnight camping is available the night before for those traveling from a distance. More details will be shared soon. For specific questions or to reserve a panel stall, contact Margo at westwindfm@aol.com.

At the Gilfeather Turnip Festival, celebrate Vermont’s state vegetable with local craft vendors, the Gilfeather Cafe, and a gift shop featuring turnip-themed items. Enjoy the well-known Gilfeather Turnip Soup and find plenty of Gilfeather turnips available for purchase.

Get in the spooky spirit at the Mega Monster Mash Costume Contest and Party, an all-ages Halloween celebration in a festive outdoor park setting. Enjoy live music, themed activities, and costume contests for both kids and adults. Admission is $5, with free entry for children 12 and under, and everyone is welcome to take part in the fun. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, including local beer and wine, farm-fresh options, handmade boba tea, and pumpkin spice favorites. Presented by Winchendon Parks & Recreation.

Under the direction of Seelan Manickam, the KSC Orchestra performs with the Concert Choir, led by Dr. Sandra Howard, in René Clausen's Memorial, a half hour piece marking the 25th year since the events of September 11. The performance takes place in the Main Theatre of the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College. Tickets are $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens and youth, and students are admitted free. Support is provided in part by the Vincent Russell Visiting Scholar Fund.

The Keene State College Concert Band, led by Dr. John T. Hart, Jr., brings together campus and community musicians ages 18 to 88 to celebrate nearly five decades of music making. With a tradition of entertaining and educating, the ensemble champions the creation and performance of new works, with a focus on musicians from under-represented populations. The performance takes place in the Main Theatre at the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College. Tickets are $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens and youth, and free for students.

Student musicians from a wide range of majors and musical backgrounds come together as the Keene State College Jazz Combos to share a program of improvisation and ensemble interplay. Their sets draw on the classic structures and sounds of the jazz tradition, woven with influences from popular music, classical repertoire, and original ideas. Presented in the Alumni Recital Hall within the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College. Admission is $15 for the general public, $10 for seniors and youth, and free for students.

Presented by the Keene State College Music Department, this recital brings together singers from every voice studio for a program of vocal performances. The event takes place in the Alumni Recital Hall inside the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College. Admission is $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens and youth, and free for students.

The 12th Annual Monadnock Developmental Services Run~Walk~Smile partners with the Flutie 5K for Autism in Keene, NH, offering a family friendly 5K, 10K, or 1 mile fun run in the Monadnock Region. With support from event sponsors and donors, this collaboration benefits the local disability community, and all funds raised help address unmet dental care needs for adults with developmental disabilities.

Keene State College Music Department faculty members Dr. Jose Lezcano on guitar and flutist Robin Matthias perform with pianist Virginia Eskin in the Alumni Recital Hall. Tickets are $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens, and free for students.

Monte Carlo Night brings a spirited twist to the Athol Area YMCA Gala Dinner Dance, blending celebration with community support. Guests can enjoy dinner, dancing, raffles, and casino inspired games in support of the Partner with Youth Campaign for local youth. The gathering takes place at Ellinwood Country Club, with catering by Black Crow. Tickets can be purchased at the Athol YMCA.

The Percussion Ensemble presents a recital under the direction of James Walker in Alumni Recital Hall at the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College. Tickets are $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens and youth, and free for students.

Experience a woodwind concert featuring the Keene State College Flute Ensemble, Clarinet Ensemble, and Saxophone Ensemble at the Redfern Arts Center. The flute ensemble brings together student and community musicians for music spanning classical to contemporary, showcasing instruments from soprano to bass flute under the direction of Robin Matathias. The clarinet ensemble, led by Dr. Alexander Kollias, features students performing across the clarinet family from E-flat through bass. The saxophone ensemble, directed by Dr. Megan Dillon, offers a diverse program arranged for saxophones. The performance takes place in the Alumni Recital Hall. Tickets are $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens, and free for students.

Keene State College Brass Ensembles present a program celebrating the full brass family, with trumpet, French horn, trombone, euphonium, and tuba shaping a varied repertoire that blends vigor and lyricism. Under the direction of trumpet professor Seelan Manickam, students from the brass studios perform in both the Large Brass Ensemble and Chamber Brass groups. The concert takes place in Alumni Recital Hall at the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College. Tickets are $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens and youth, and free for students.