Live music in Keene, NH

A matinee at Stage 33 Live brings a shared bill from the Michael Hahn Trio and James Graham in an intimate listening room set in a converted factory. Michael Hahn has been performing since the 1967 Summer of Love, when he started gigging in bars at just 14. Over the years he has worked with noted dance bands including Hornbeam, Don’t Call Betty, Hoochie Lombardo, Whetstone, and Ten Mile Shuffle Band. Now in his seventies, he continues to appear regularly, and this show features his trio with Sid Gulick on guitar and vocal and John Pheiffer on cello. James Graham traces his roots to the anti-folk movement that emerged in New York City’s East Village around 1990, later relocating to Lyme, New Hampshire, while staying true to influences drawn from rock, soul, reggae, and punk, music that seeks meaning in a complicated world and aims to move the spirit. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door as available. Advance purchase guarantees entry, and capacity is limited to 40 seats. Stage 33 Live focuses on original work by local, regional, and national artists. There is no bar or kitchen, and the emphasis is on the performance, with coffee, soda, juice, water, and unusual snacks available by donation. The venue is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Lumos presents an intimate candlelit tribute to two classical greats at St. Stanislaus Catholic Parish in Winchester. A string trio will perform a program centered on Mozart and Vivaldi, featuring Eine kleine Nachtmusik, movements from Divertimento K.563, selections from The Four Seasons, Gloria, and the third movement of the Concerto in A minor. Seating is first come within allocated tiered zones labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. This experience offers two separate sittings, with doors opening ahead of each. The event welcomes guests ages eight and older. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement cannot be guaranteed. In support of community causes, a donation is directed to a different charity each month.

Big Yellow Taxi honors the songwriting, poetry, and artistry of Joni Mitchell in a concert that spans her early folk landmarks, familiar radio hits, and the jazz inflected pieces of her later years. Recognized across North America as a leading Joni Mitchell tribute, the group features the soaring and expressive voice of Teresa Lorenço supported by exceptional musicians. The performance looks beyond imitation to emphasize feeling, beauty, and musical depth while revisiting favorites such as Both Sides Now, A Case of You, River, Help Me, The Circle Game, Woodstock, and Big Yellow Taxi. The goal is to draw listeners into the heart of Joni Mitchell’s work and leave audiences entertained, moved, and inspired.

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