Events in Nashua, NH

Returning to T-Bones in Laconia, this deck performance brings live acoustic jams to an outdoor setting. Expect guitar-driven tunes with loops and easy harmonies that create a relaxed, feel-good atmosphere. It is a simple, music-first show with laid-back vibes on the deck.

Every Wednesday, Union Public House features live music paired with an all night happy hour. Settle in for midweek tunes and a relaxed atmosphere that carries through the evening.

FORE the Kids returns with its second annual golf tournament at Overlook Golf Club, raising funds for the Hollis Elementary PTA. After a successful first year, this community gathering offers a full day of golf, fun, raffles, and plenty of laughs while giving back to local schools. Every contribution benefits student enrichment, school events, and programs that serve students and staff. Registration information, sponsorship opportunities, and additional updates will be shared soon.

Pokémon League Night at Grave Troll Games brings players together for casual trading card and video game play in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Bring a deck for the TCG and enjoy friendly matches with fellow Trainers. If you prefer the video games, connect a Nintendo Switch for battles in Scarlet and Violet. Trading is encouraged, so bring cards and Pokémon to make swaps, show off favorites, and grow a collection. New players are welcome, with opportunities to learn and improve at a comfortable pace. Participation can earn Play! Pokémon points and exclusive promo items, with the focus on community and fun rather than winning.

Stand-up comedian Natalie Cuomo, who began her career in New York and now tours internationally, performs live with material shaped by a career of notable milestones. Her debut album, Shut Up You Loved It, reached number one on the iTunes Comedy chart. She was selected as a Comics to Watch honoree at the New York Comedy Festival in 2023 and was a finalist in the festival's New York's Funniest Competition in 2024. Her work has been featured in New York Magazine, the LA Times, Time Out New York, and Inked Magazine, and she appeared on Season 16 of Ink Master: No More Ink! on Paramount +. Online, she engages an audience of more than 2.4 million followers and over 100 million views, and her Twitch community has led to partnerships with Amazon Gaming, Mejuri Jewelry, Monster Energy Drink, and more. She performs frequently in New York City, tours across the United States, and is preparing to announce a 2026 headlining European tour with Live Nation.

Friday nights revolve around Commander, with weekly meetups that bring a friendly, inclusive community and lots of chances to sit down for games as the evening goes on. The atmosphere suits casual play, trying out new builds, or simply enjoying Magic alongside other fans. Participation is free, and players of any experience level are welcome.

Relentless Dragon hosts a casual Magic draft where players open three packs, assemble a deck on site, and play three rounds. Each participant keeps the cards drafted. Prizes include one pack for every match win, plus additional promo packs at the end. No deck is required in advance, making it friendly for newcomers as well as experienced players. Standard set drafts are $20, and special Universes Beyond sets are priced accordingly.

Axel’s Throwhouse transforms karaoke into a glow-in-the-dark celebration, with neon vibes and a welcoming stage for everyone from casual crooners to confident performers. Between songs, the excitement continues with axe throwing, darts, and other games that keep the momentum going throughout the event. Drinks and other refreshments are available to round out a lively, music-filled night.

At Nashua's Greeley Park, this Out of the Darkness community walk brings together Greater Nashua community members for a 2 to 3 mile route focused on hope, healing, and support. The event raises awareness and funds for suicide prevention while offering a welcoming space to connect with others who understand. The program includes an opening ceremony, activities centered on healing and remembrance, resource tables with information, and complimentary honor beads for every participant.

Soccer Stars partners with Merrimack Parks and Recreation for weekly Saturday classes at Wasserman Park, using the game to nurture foundational soccer skills, confidence, physical literacy, coordination, and social interaction. Coaches create a supportive, educational atmosphere that encourages teamwork and skill growth. Offerings include a Parent & Me session, a class for ages 2 to 3, and a class for ages 4 to 5. Each class is $16, with monthly billing for convenient payment flexibility.

Amazing Athletes partners with Merrimack Parks and Recreation at Wasserman Park to introduce children to up to ten different sports that keep them active and having fun while building self confidence and physical literacy. Activities focus on improving gross motor skills and strengthening social skills. Coaches lead engaging sessions in a supportive, educational setting that nurtures teamwork. Classes take place on weekends, and the cost is 16 dollars per class with monthly billing that offers flexible payment and enrollment options.

Presented by the City's Cultural Connection Committee, this family friendly multicultural festival centers on building a welcoming community through food, art, dance, and more. Connect with neighbors and showcase your heritage in a lively setting that celebrates the many cultures represented in the city. You can participate in person or online.

A free, weekly Pokemon League at the Relentless Dragon welcomes kids of all ages and adults to share their enthusiasm for the Pokemon Trading Card Game. Players can play, trade, socialize, or learn how to play during League sessions. Promotional prize packs are awarded for participation. Some sessions are supplemented by special events, including Prerelease events, League Cups, and League Challenges.

At Relentless Dragon, this Pokémon League and trading meetup offers a friendly space for Trainers of all ages to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game, trade cards with fellow fans, and learn the basics if just getting started. Pokémon GO players are welcome as well. Participation can come with promotional packs and other small goodies. From time to time, the League also features special events such as Prereleases, League Cups, and League Challenges for anyone interested in taking their skills further.

Settle in on the beach at Wassermann Park for a moon-inspired experience that blends yoga, meditation, and mindful reflection. Guided by Amanda, this 75-minute session welcomes all levels and requires no prior experience. Participants are encouraged to set intentions and release what no longer serves them to support personal growth. Sessions are offered individually at $40 per person, and capacity is limited. Please bring a notebook, a pen, and any crystals you enjoy working with.

Karen Carpenter’s unmistakable voice and the beloved sound of The Carpenters return to the stage in an all-new concert crafted by the creative team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story. Backed by a full band and woven with heartfelt storytelling, this live celebration rekindles the warmth and emotion at the heart of their music. It presents a tender tribute that invites singing along and nostalgic reflection. Hear favorites such as “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays” in a production that honors the quiet magic of Karen and Richard Carpenter.

Southern New Hampshire Health presents its inaugural 5K run and walk, a community celebration of nonprofit, community-based healthcare. Participants of every pace can take part, from competitive runners to those who prefer an easy stroll, and a free Kids Fun Run adds to the fun. Restrooms, a children's play area, and concessions will be available for participants and supporters throughout the event, and parking is free. Proceeds support Legacy Trust, the charitable foundation of Southern New Hampshire Health, helping keep expert, compassionate care accessible across the community. Every step contributes to a lasting local impact.

Celebrate a downtown brunch tradition with a chef-driven menu and imaginative cocktails that set the tone for Sunday Funday. Expect classic flavors with a fresh culinary twist, paired with drinks crafted for a laid-back morning. Parking is free on Sundays.

Riders gather in the parking area beside the dog park, then head out together for a kids ride. The route appears in the profile photo, so latecomers can follow the course and link up with the group.

The Nashua Farmers Market has relocated to the Nashua Riverwalk, spanning the route from Bicentennial Park to the Pavilion Stage in Renaissance Park. This weekly open air marketplace features area farmers, artisans, and food makers offering seasonal produce, baked goods, flowers, and handcrafted items. It provides a way to support local growers and small businesses, and each week brings a changing lineup of live music and food trucks.

At The Spot in Nashua, enjoy a relaxed karaoke hangout with an easygoing crowd. Attendees can pick their favorite songs and step up to the mic while sipping mocktails and coffee. The setting is alcohol-free with good vibes throughout, offering a friendly place to unwind.

20-time Grammy Award winning guitarist and composer Pat Metheny presents Side-Eye III+, his largest ensemble in more than a decade, featuring Joe Dyson on drums, Chris Fishman on keyboards, Jermaine Paul on bass, and Leonard Patton on percussion and vocals. Centered on his first ensemble studio release in six years, also titled Side-Eye III+, the program pairs expansive new works with imaginative reinterpretations of favorites and classics from his catalog. The performance looks ahead with fresh energy while honoring the trademark sound that has defined his celebrated career.

Getaway Gala returns with a stylish, lively celebration built around three standout travel getaways, all in one memorable night. Considered among New Hampshire’s most anticipated events in 2026, it rises above the typical charity fundraiser with an elevated atmosphere and a spirit of adventure. Attendees can expect a polished experience that channels the excitement of travel while supporting an important mission.

Sidekick Showdown brings kids and their chosen sidekick, whether a parent, guardian, or other adult partner, together for a lively partner workout that puts teamwork first. Hosted at Primal Health & Fitness Nashua, the focus is on moving together, encouraging one another, and creating a shared experience rather than chasing top scores. Teams are made up of two people, one adult and one child, with divisions for ages 5 to 7 and 8 to 10 so every pair can take on challenges suited to them. Participants can expect approachable workouts designed for mixed ages, a community atmosphere filled with cheers, and plenty of moments that kids and adults will remember long after the last rep. The event also supports Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire, helping families experiencing homelessness work toward stability and independence. Bring your best energy, match your partner’s enthusiasm, and tackle the workout together like true sidekicks.

A spirited celebration of comics takes place at the Sheraton Nashua in Nashua, NH, featuring vendors and creative talent from New England and beyond filling the ballroom with books, art, and related treasures in a playful spooky atmosphere. Admission information and a few other details are still to be announced, with updates shared on social media. This classic-style comic show also highlights support for the USAF veterans behind THE THING IN NASHUA. A limited number of exhibitor tables remain available; for inquiries, email snhcomicbash@gmail.com.

An improv comedy jam will take place in the Nashua Library's large meeting room in Nashua.

Ready to Rock is a free introductory music program at Wasserman Park for children ages 4 to 7. Kids can try guitar, piano, and drums in a friendly band setting while making new friends. No prior musical experience is required.

40 FINGERS, an Italian quartet of guitarists, presents a performance built on their celebrated reinterpretations of rock and pop hits alongside film and TV soundtracks. Their online following has surpassed 100 million views, and Queen recognized their work by featuring the group’s Bohemian Rhapsody arrangement on the band’s official site. On stage, the music is paired with a high-impact visual production created by leading European light designers. The set highlights pieces such as Sultans of Swing, Africa, The Sound of Silence, Bohemian Rhapsody, The Last of the Mohicans and Libertango, with additional selections that bridge linguistic and geographic boundaries.

This event features live music, along with food and drinks.

Settle in by the fire to enjoy s'mores and other campfire treats. Meet the pack and learn more about Scouting.

Kimberbell’s Hello Pumpkin is a one-day machine embroidery experience at Nashua Sew and Vac that celebrates cozy fall stitching with four seasonal projects. Make a pair of soft Acorn Plushies, craft a Pumpkin Jar Wrap featuring quilting on the ribbon ties, and embroider the Hello Pumpkin Screen on mesh, which also comes with five additional sentiments to use in future creations. The event is offered in a hybrid format, so you can begin sewing as soon as your kit arrives, and live Zoom check-ins on event day provide real-time connection and conversation. Spend the day exploring fresh techniques in a welcoming environment designed for machine embroiderers of all levels, especially beginners. Kits include everything needed to finish the projects except thread and stabilizer. Participants who purchase $100 in Kimberbell products during the event, total after discounts before taxes and shipping, qualify for the Kimberbell Event Bonus Designs. Machine files are provided in DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, and XXX formats, with hoop sizes of 5x7 and 8x12. Suggested thread colors include Tidewater, Spice Brown, Linen, Soldier Green, Light Burgundy, Dijon, Medium Brown, Marmalade, and White.

An evening of live music at Luks Bar and Grill will feature Chris Cyrus, frontman of the local reggae rock band Slack Tide, presented by Luks and Evolvement Music.

Ladies Night brings stand-up laughs, cocktails, and dancing to The Vanderbilt Room, presented by Mike’d Up Comedy. Christine Hurley headlines with stories about marriage, family, motherhood, and everyday life, with Carolyn Plummer and other comedians also performing. After the show, a DJ keeps the music going for a lively dance floor. Tickets are $40 per person and include the comedy show along with assorted appetizers, crudités, and a cheese and cracker spread. It is a fit for a girls’ night out or a date, and men are welcome too.

The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA, widely regarded as a leading ABBA tribute act, delivers a vibrant performance celebrating the group's most beloved songs. The show showcases classics like Mamma Mia, S.O.S, Money, Money, Money, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Waterloo, Gimme, Gimme, Gimme, and Dancing Queen.

Recycle and save at this turn-in event hosted by the NHSaves utility partners. Eligible customers can bring working room air conditioners and dehumidifiers to be recycled and receive a $50 incentive per unit. To make the process smoother, complete the online rebate form in advance to obtain a confirmation code, then bring that code along with your working units to the event staff. After verification, a $50 per unit recycling rebate will be mailed within 6 to 8 weeks. If you are unable to complete the form online, a printed rebate form is available to pre-fill and bring with you, and staff can accommodate those who were not able to pre-apply. Restrictions apply, including a limit of 2 room air conditioners and 2 dehumidifiers per residential account served by an NHSaves utility partner. Commercial accounts are not eligible.

Internationally acclaimed vocalist Jenene Caramielo pays tribute to the legendary Celine Dion with a performance full of power, passion, and timeless hits. Backed by her band, she captures the spirit of the originals, moving 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. Her commanding vocals and heartfelt delivery evoke the magic of a Celine Dion concert, uniting audiences around music they love, memories they hold dear, and a voice that has inspired millions.

This event features TheM-80s delivering a rocking performance.

Marking two decades since the release of the indie favorite, this special program pairs a complete screening of Napoleon Dynamite with an interactive live segment featuring cast members Jon Heder, Jon Gries, and Efren Ramirez. After the film, the trio leads a loose, participatory mix of audience Q&A, comedy improv, game-show style moments, and a party vibe. Celebrated for its memorable characters and endlessly quotable lines, Napoleon Dynamite continues to resonate, and this family friendly experience is designed to spark plenty of laughs.

Build the skills to handle backcountry emergencies with a two day Wilderness First Aid and CPR certification course. Hosted by Owl Eyes Wilderness Survival and taught by Institute for Wild Med, this immersive training blends realistic, hands-on scenarios with online learning. Successful completion earns a two year certification in Wilderness First Aid and CPR, and it also serves as a recertification option for current Wilderness First Aid holders. All experience levels are welcome, and the course fulfills a requirement in the OEWS Alula Curriculum and Certification. Designed for people who spend time in remote places where professional help may be an hour or more away, the curriculum covers patient assessment and exams, monitoring vital signs, gathering medical history, controlling bleeding and caring for soft tissue injuries, stabilizing sprains, strains, fractures, and dislocations, splinting, and managing environmental and medical emergencies. Topics include hypothermia and frostbite, heat exhaustion and heat stroke, burns, spinal care, lightning, bites and stings, allergies and anaphylaxis, shock, diabetes, asthma, and seizures. Training includes 16 hours of in-person Wilderness First Aid instruction plus approximately 2 hours of online CPR. Full attendance and completion of all online coursework and skills labs are required to receive certification. Scenarios use make up to simulate injuries, so plan to dress for the weather and wear clothing that can get dirty or wet, since you may practice on the ground. Bring a notebook and pen, water, lunch and snacks, and any gear you typically carry on a day hike to practice with your own equipment. Restrooms are available for the duration of the class. Minimum age is 16. Instruction is led by educators such as Nicole Roma Thurrell, a Wilderness EMT since 2001 and recipient of the Massachusetts Award for Excellence in Science Education, and Oliver Reitz, a Wild Med instructor and project manager who is a certified Wilderness First Responder and EMT. To receive important course updates and paperwork, do not unsubscribe from Institute for Wild Med emails after enrolling.

North Shore Junction makes its first appearance at The Bar in Hudson, NH with a lively mix of rock, blues, country, and R&B that reaches across the decades. The performance is set in a smoke free environment and there is no cover charge. Expect a broad selection of songs that welcomes both longtime followers and first time listeners.

Merrimack Parks & Recreation offers a bus trip to Boston for a performance of Wicked at the Citizens Bank Opera House. This Broadway favorite explores the untold story of the Witches of Oz, focusing on the unlikely friendship between a brilliant, misunderstood young woman with emerald-green skin and a bubbly, popular classmate long before Dorothy arrives. The price is $135 per person and includes Left Mezzanine seating in rows K through O along with deluxe motor coach transportation. Seats are assigned in the order registrations are received, and tickets are distributed on the bus to help prevent loss. Space is limited and may sell out quickly.

Create a custom coir doormat in a hands-on workshop at Spyglass Brewing. Participants will paint their own design using provided supplies and aprons, with access to a selection of stencils that include holiday themes and everyday options. Each guest receives acrylic sealer to take home for finishing and protecting the mat. The setting encourages a relaxed, social atmosphere where friends can attend together or attendees can make new connections while they work.

Neko Case brings the Neon Grey Midnight Green Tour to the stage with support from Destroyer. Celebrated for fearless, continually evolving songwriting and a singular voice, she arrives behind her ninth album, Neon Grey Midnight Green, a release that balances a wide, powerful sound with an intimate feel. Recorded live in the studio with a full band, the album preserves small human details like breaths and the brush of fabric to keep the performance close at hand. Released last fall to strong acclaim and marked as essential in her body of work, it also stands out because Case produced it herself. A Grammy-nominated artist who identifies as gender fluid and uses she/her pronouns, she speaks to the need for more women, nonbinary, and trans producers in music. The tour shares the album’s title and centers the creative vision that shaped it, with support from Destroyer.

This community volunteer morning is dedicated to caring for Mine Falls Park. Activities range from light cleanup to more active projects, making it accessible to all fitness levels and experience. A short orientation begins the event. All tools and supplies are provided, so there is nothing participants need to bring.

A new one day machine embroidery experience with Kimberbell is offered in store or online via Zoom. Participants create a cozy holiday vignette with three coordinated projects. Stitch a place mat featuring a gingerbread village in classic redwork, craft cookie designs shaped like snowflakes and stars, and make a sugar and spice gingerbread house. Display the finished pieces with the included glass cloche and a winter wood beaded garland to complete the scene. With classic colors and traditional motifs, the collection becomes timeless decor for the mantel and other favorite spaces.

Here Come the Mummies storms the stage with an eight-piece blast of funk and rock, wrapped in ancient mystique and laser-focused on making the room move. Expect a frightfully funky sound, theatrical flair, and a tongue-in-cheek vibe that turns a concert into a full-on spectacle. Their résumé spans direct support slots for P-Funk, Al Green, Mavis Staples, KC and the Sunshine Band, and Cheap Trick. They have performed at Super Bowl Village, made recurring appearances on The Bob and Tom Show, popped up on That’s My Jam with Jimmy Fallon, and energized major festivals including Summerfest, Summer Camp, Common Ground, Musikfest, and Suwannee Hulaween, with audiences across North America packing venues by the thousands. Legends about their origin range from a curse involving a pharaoh’s daughter to whispers that they are reincarnated Grammy-winning studio players, but what consistently comes through is the blend of enigmatic characters, sharp songcraft, and an unrelenting live show. The lineup features Mummy Cass on guitar and vocals, Eddie Mummy on drums and vocals, K.W. TuT on bass and vocals, Spaz on keys and vocals, The Pole! on bass, Midnight Mummy on baritone and tenor sax, keys, percussion, talk box, and vocals, Dr. Yo on saxes, vocals, and tambo, Highlander on tenor sax, and H-POD, the High Priest of Death, on trumpet.

Witches and wise folk from across New England gather to mark Samhain, a time when the veil between worlds grows thin. Now celebrating its 20th year, this long-running festival honors the season’s final harvest and remembers those who have gone before. The day features talks led by well-known metaphysical authors and teachers, a marketplace filled with regional mystical vendors and artisans, and opportunities for personal readings with experienced psychics. Music and song create an atmosphere rooted in myth, magic, and old traditions. Admission is $18 with a donated nonperishable food item or $20 without, and includes access to all presentations, workshops, entertainment, and the vendor 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.

Celebrate the season at the Longa House in East Merrimack with an evening of connection, storytelling, music, and community. Enjoy a generous buffet and beverages, gather around the bonfire, and explore offerings from spiritual vendors such as tarot readers and psychics. After the festivities, the house opens for a guided ghost hunt, and all necessary equipment is provided. Announced early due to strong interest, tickets are expected to sell out.

Samhain Supper & Celebration brings people together for an evening devoted to connection, reflection, and the magic of this time of year. Planned highlights include a shared seasonal meal, a ritual circle, a bonfire, festive seasonal drinks, spiritual vendors, storytelling, and music and dance, offering many ways to participate and celebrate. Samhain is a moment to honor the harvest, look back on the year, and welcome the season ahead with intention and gratitude. All are welcome. This is an outdoor gathering, so guests are encouraged to dress for the weather, with cozy layers, warm footwear, and blankets recommended. Additional details are forthcoming.

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

This close, high energy night features Andy Grammer, a multi-platinum artist, in a one man show pared back to the essentials. With only piano, guitar, and a room of voices rising together, he blends acoustic songs with spoken word, candid storytelling, and real time connection to create something personal and uplifting. He moves from best known hits to new pieces while sharing the moments behind them. Unfiltered, funny, and fully in the moment, this experience opens a window into the heart of the music.

AJ McLean presents Alexander James on The Better Man Tour, spotlighting the voice behind one of music’s most successful groups. As a member of Backstreet Boys, he helped shape modern pop culture and contributed to harmonies, songs and performances that filled arenas. He is a multi-award-winning, GRAMMY-nominated artist, with Backstreet Boys releases certified gold or platinum in 46 countries and the first nine albums entering the Billboard 200 Top 10. His career also includes a high-profile residency at Sphere Las Vegas with his bandmates, a turn on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, hosting Netflix’s musical competition Building The Band, and co-headlining A Legendary Night with NSYNC’s Joey Fatone. His album My Name is Alexander James offers an honest, unmistakably AJ statement.

Care-E-Oke brings a lively karaoke competition to Nashua Center for the Arts, all in support of United Way’s community safety net. Celebrity judges will score the performances, and proceeds fund grants for local organizations and direct programs provided by UWGN, helping keep the community strong, smart, safe, and healthy. Now in its fourth year, this fundraiser combines spirited performances with real impact. Participants can take the stage, donate to back a favorite singer, or explore sponsorship opportunities. It is an affordable night out that showcases the venue, supports many local nonprofits, and offers a fun outing for families. Registration and ticket information will be announced soon.

Tusk presents a career-spanning celebration of Fleetwood Mac, from chart-topping favorites to lesser-known gems. Touring across the country since 2008, this quintet of seasoned players brings decades of training, stage experience, creative exploration, and dedication to every performance. Each musician channels a member of the classic lineup, including Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood, and they perform both the band’s catalog and standout solo material with meticulous attention to detail. Years on the road together have shaped a tight chemistry and lively energy, honoring the Hall of Fame band with authenticity and flair.

This free community craft fair and raffle welcomes the public and showcases more than 150 crafters, vendors, and local businesses. An expansive raffle room features 50-plus prizes, with past drawings including autographed sports items, gift cards to area shops and restaurants, resort getaways, and additional offerings. Proceeds support Lil’ Iguana’s Children’s Safety Foundation. To request an application, email info@liliguanausa.org with a brief description of what you create, provide, or sell. For security, organizers communicate only through Lil’ Iguana email addresses (info@liliguanausa.org and events@liliguanausa.org). They do not reach out through Facebook and will not request payment via Venmo or Apple Pay. Payments are accepted only with a completed application submitted by email, mail, or fax.

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.

Support the community by shopping local, helping small businesses and benefiting the elementary school at the same time. This community-minded shopping experience makes it easy to direct support to both neighborhood businesses and the school.