Events in Nashua, NH

The 18th annual Manchester City Marathon, Half, Relay, and 5K in Manchester, New Hampshire brings the community together to run in honor of heroes, with marathon, half marathon, relay, and 5K options.

Created for gay and open-minded men, this daylong retreat focuses on movement, meditation, and meaningful connection in a relaxed, welcoming setting at Windsoul Wellness Center. The experience weaves together friendly icebreakers, an extended asana yoga practice, a midday pause for lunch where you can bring your own meal or pick up a smoothie on site, a group discussion, partner work with chakra balancing, and a gentle restorative sequence that wraps up with a guided Yoga Nidra session. No prior yoga experience is required. For comfort and safety, participants should be able to sit or lie on the floor and get up on their own. A full locker room is available for changing, and there is plenty of free parking. Bring a water bottle, with filtered fountains on hand. Personal props are encouraged, and the venue can supply what is needed if you do not have them. This is not a nude retreat, though shirtless practice is permitted. Instruction is led by Chuck Raffoni of Yoga with Chuck, a teacher with over a decade of experience whose work has reached national audiences and major event stages, and who previously served in a leadership role with Broga Yoga for Men. Attendees who have not taken a paid regular class at Windsoul Wellness Center in the past nine months receive a complimentary future class or day pass valued at $20. Admission is $65 and includes fees. The retreat is produced by Yoga with Chuck and hosted at Windsoul Wellness Center, and inquiries should be directed to Yoga with Chuck.

This guided session offers a gentle way to slow down and reset, with accessible movement that can be done in a chair or on the floor, simple breathwork, and deep rest. No prior experience or intense movement is required, and there is no pressure to perform. It is designed for people feeling stressed, anxious, overwhelmed, or burned out, including those who have found yoga or meditation overwhelming. The session is offered in a small group. Non-members pay $15, and members receive 10% off.

Explore a year-round market featuring local food makers, farmers, and more.

New England psychic mediums Chrissy Masterson and Laura Wooster lead an afternoon centered on compassionate spirit communication. They share evidential messages intended to offer comfort, hope, and healing, emphasizing the enduring bonds between those here and loved ones in spirit. Individual readings are not guaranteed, but the gathering is designed to provide reassurance and a meaningful sense of connection for everyone present.

Celebrate Northern Voices’ 50th anniversary with an afternoon of harmony. The celebration also serves as a fundraiser to help cover the chorus’s travel costs for the SingUnited International Harmony Classic Competition in Seattle. Each ticket purchased supports the chorus, and attendees will be entered into a door prize raffle. Winners must be present to claim their prize.

Acoustic Sunday at Spyglass Brewing pairs live music with cold beer for a mellow wrap-up to the weekend. A relaxed atmosphere and an easy vibe set the tone before Monday arrives.

A chess club serving the Maynard area.

Watch Patriots football with fellow fans. Complimentary food will be available during the game. Those who wear a Patriots shirt qualify for a promotion.

Sanctuary Sundays offers a monthly evening dedicated to slowing the pace and nurturing the nervous system. This guided experience features a 9D Breathwork Journey paired with soothing sensory elements that support integration, regulation, and a grounded connection back to self. It takes place at Vitality - MedSpa & Wellness Sanctuary in Wilmington, MA.

Sunday evenings at The Spot feature karaoke in a relaxed setting with mocktails, coffee, and a laid-back crowd. Pick a song and enjoy a night of music and good vibes.

Settle into a restorative evening that blends a sound bath with yoga nidra, guided by Jesse Gallagher. The experience begins by gently turning attention to body and breath, a deeply restful practice that can ease tension, steady the nervous system, and open the liminal space between wakefulness and dreaming before you are carried into a rich landscape of sound. As waves of tone and vibration flow through, mental activity softens from busy, outward focus into relaxed openness and then into the unhurried depths of meditation. In these slower rhythms the body’s rest-and-digest response can take the lead, the heartbeat eases, the breath deepens, and stored stress may unwind. Many participants describe a lasting feeling of timelessness, emotional clarity, and inner lightness that continues well after the session.

The Wilbur Theatre offers parking options for the DeRay Davis event.

VOILÀ has partnered with PLUS1 to support Solving Kids' Cancer, which finds, funds, and advocates for breakthrough treatments for children with the most fatal childhood cancers. A portion of each ticket also supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based, volunteer-run fundraising effort that helps fund youth-led arts programs at nonprofit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston.

A welcoming open mic invites performers and listeners to enjoy a laid back atmosphere. Singer and songwriter Alan Goodrich hosts, showcasing acoustic guitar and vocals with a mix of original songs and covers that span folk, acoustic rock, blues, and pop. Participants can step up to share their own material or simply settle in and enjoy the music. Admission is $10 and includes one drink ticket redeemable for beer or wine.

603 FootCare, LLC brings professional routine foot care to Whipple Free Library by appointment. Each visit begins with a careful review of walking and balance, foot structure, measurements of both feet, skin warmth and condition, circulation and swelling, sensation, and nail health, with any concerns noted. Socks, orthotic inserts, and shoe wear are also evaluated. Services may include trimming and shaping toenails, fingernail care if needed, gentle reduction of corns and calluses, smoothing of rough or dry skin, a moisturizing foot massage, guidance on foot health, and referrals to other providers when appropriate. First appointments are about 45 to 60 minutes and include a brief health history and time to discuss questions. Follow-up visits typically run 30 to 45 minutes. Appointments are required.

At Silent Book Club at the TPL, adults bring a book, enjoy refreshments, settle into quiet reading time, and then chat about what they are reading. Adults only.

A monthly Memory Care Support Group offers a space to connect with others who share similar experiences. Participants can exchange stories, seek support, and build new friendships.

Explore texture and surface design in a two and a half hour pottery workshop. Learn easy to apply methods to enhance your pieces in a creative, low pressure studio environment. Suited to potters interested in building on their existing skills.

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Children can enjoy an interactive reading of How to Catch a Turkey, a humorous Thanksgiving story filled with silly surprises and clever tricks. Afterward, they can make a festive turkey craft to take home. Craft materials are included, and no experience is needed. Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the event.

Learn to hand-knit a soft, chunky blanket in a small-group workshop with individual instruction and support. Choose a festive Christmas tree design or create a striped blanket using two or three yarn colors. No knitting needles or special tools are needed, and the workshop includes guided instruction, five skeins of chunky yarn, and a finished blanket to take home. For the striped design, select your yarn colors during checkout. Participants may bring a beverage and snack.

These walk-in group visits are open to the public and offer a supportive setting to ask questions about diabetes, nutrition, and medication management. The sessions are facilitated by Pharmacist and Certified Diabetes Educator Alexis DiGeronimo and by Alyssa Gentry, MSN, APRN, FNP-C. You do not need to be a CHC patient to attend. Depending on your health insurance, a referral from your primary care provider may be required and a co-payment may apply. For questions, contact Medical Specialties Manager Kelsey Morales at 978-878-8533. If you do not have health insurance, the Patient Services Team can assist at 978-878-8100, option 3.

The Joy Reo Trio presents a free performance featuring vocalist Joy Reo with pianist Molly Flannery and Diane Heffner on clarinet and saxophone. Flannery brings decades on the New England jazz scene, recognized for flowing lines, melodic invention, and a natural feel for jazz, Latin, and Brazilian styles. Heffner contributes a nuanced, adaptable voice shaped by a lifelong path in both classical and jazz, and she also performs with ensembles such as The Handel & Haydn Society, Boston Baroque, and the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale. Reo began performing professionally in 2014 and has led the trio at a variety of Boston area venues, including Concord’s Colonial Inn, Dirigible Brewery, The Bull Run, Needham First Night, Carlson Orchards Cider Barn, the Acton Jazz Café, and the Westford Parish Center for the Arts. Expect vocals delivered with warmth and presence that encourage listeners to reflect, laugh, move, and smile.

A free, open bluegrass jam hosted by Greg Young of the Familiar Strangers. This is an acoustic-only gathering with room to spread out, and depending on turnout and the mix of skill levels and styles, players may split into two or three circles to explore bluegrass, country and fiddle tunes. The bar will be serving. Drawing on the Familiar Strangers' roots in bluegrass, Celtic, country and rock, the session highlights the sounds of fiddle, guitar, upright bass and dobro.

A series of four workshops combines playful discovery with art.

Enjoy a meal at The Chateau Italian Family Dining in Burlington, Massachusetts to support a dine out fundraiser. Mention BPAPA when placing your order so your purchase is counted toward the event’s donation.

This event offers an evening of fun, fashion, and friends.

Children ages 3 and up can paint and decorate their own Elf Door in a festive, hands-on workshop guided by Kristen from KCStyles. Paints, holiday embellishments, and all materials are provided, along with step-by-step creative guidance. Each child can take home a handmade door to display wherever a little holiday magic might appear. No experience is needed.

Sarah Mendelsohn & Co. deliver an intimate, free performance led by a onetime singing drummer who has embraced life at center stage. Though she still sings and keeps the beat with the Bob Marley tribute band Duppy Conquerors, here she steps forward with guitar and original material. Her songs balance memorable melodies and catchy hooks with heartfelt lyrics, exploring love, loss, vulnerability, hope, and determination. The set moves with the pulse of rock and Americana, folds in touches of ska and reggae, and slows for ballads that go straight to the heart.

Part of the Barside Comedy Series, this event features Brian Glowacki, also known as BGlow.

This classroom course is designed for healthcare professionals and others, and is available for both new certifications and renewals. Participants learn to recognize life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking for adults, children, and infants. Certification is valid for two years. The required manual must be purchased separately, brought to class, and read beforehand.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to GENESIS Community Church in Woburn, MA, joined by special guest Jeremy Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice. Following a breakout year and a successful spring run of her first headlining tour, she continues to share songs and stories that have connected with audiences nationwide. This stop is part of an extended 30-city run across the U.S. The program features worship, genuine connection, and a focus on God’s truth. The schedule includes separate VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission entry periods, and is subject to change. Tickets are on sale through the official ticketing outlet. Third party ticket resale is not permitted on TPR. event pages, and purchases made through third parties are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

The Outlaws bring more than 45 years of Southern Rock history, celebrated songs, and enduring harmonies to the stage. With new music and renewed focus, the band honors its legacy while continuing to move forward. Their influential discography includes “There Goes Another Love Song,” “Green Grass & High Tides,” “Knoxville Girl,” and “Freeborn Man.”

Gather at Thorndike Exchange for a meetup that brings together real estate investors and industry professionals focused on the Lowell market. The event welcomes seasoned investors, those considering a first deal, and real estate agents aiming to broaden their contacts. Attendees can share experiences, make new connections, and explore ways to grow their network with others who are pursuing wealth through real estate.

Explore the traditional craft of transforming deer hides into soft buckskin in a three day, hands-on class led by Owl Eyes Wilderness Survival. Participants learn the complete braintan process from start to finish, including how to source and store a skin, then dry, scrape, soften, wring, and smoke it, followed by ideas for turning the finished material into clothing or crafts. Hides are supplied by local hunters who harvest deer for meat and donate the skins. Students typically work in pairs on a single hide and take home a share of the buckskin they helped create. All necessary materials are provided, and recommendations for optional personal equipment will be shared ahead of time for those who prefer to bring their own. This is a physically demanding class that rewards patience and persistence. Instruction takes place in all weather, so participants should dress for changing conditions and bring their own food. Those traveling from out of town should arrange lodging, and organizers can suggest nearby hotels or campsites. It is not an overnight campout, and each day wraps up when the day’s work is complete. Real animal skins are used. Students will handle tasks such as scraping away tissue, hair, and other material. Hides are kept fresh and frozen, and gloves, aprons, and a hand washing station are provided. Participants should arrive hydrated, well fed, sober, and ready to work hard. Instruction is provided by the Owl Eyes Wilderness Survival team.

Explore the basics of reading an astrological birth chart in an interactive workshop designed for beginners and those familiar with astrology alike. Learn about the Sun, Moon, and Rising signs, the 12 zodiac signs and houses, and how planetary placements are interpreted. Participants can explore their own charts, take part in hands-on activities, ask questions, and share discoveries. The workshop also covers using astrology for self-reflection, personal growth, and understanding relationships. Birth date, time, and location are requested during registration to prepare charts, though an exact birth time is not required to participate.

Bring your child in pajamas with a favorite stuffed animal for a cozy storytime at the bookstore. After the stories, the stuffed friends stay for an overnight adventure and can be picked up the following day to share what they got up to. The experience is geared toward ages 5 to 8, though younger children who are comfortable leaving a stuffed animal overnight are welcome, and it is best to choose one they will not worry about. Older children who would enjoy it are also welcome. Attendance is free, with registration required. This program typically takes place on the second Friday of each month.

The season wraps with Nextgen Championship Wrestling presenting its biggest show of the year, delivering ringside excitement and a full evening of classic, family friendly pro wrestling. Rising talent from around New England steps into the spotlight as favorites like Mani Ariez, Kidd V, Big Bad Teddy Jaxx, and Maestro Morey square off with Malos Morgan of the Church of Filth, The Bleeding Edge Jason Vaunt, Brother Abel, and more. A free meet and greet with the wrestlers is included, and souvenirs along with budget friendly merchandise will be available to support local pro wrestling. Those curious about training can speak with the team from Next Gen Wrestling Center, which will be on site offering free classes and sign up specials. General admission is $20 with tickets available through Eventbrite as well as at the door, and kids 10 and under are admitted free.

Basement returns with WIRED, its first album in eight years, a raw and creative work shaped by time away and reflection on life, legacy, expectations, and the bonds that brought the five bandmates together. Fiddlehead, High Vis, Big Boy, and First Day Back are also featured. A portion of each ticket purchase supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer fundraising effort that helps fund youth-led arts programs at nonprofit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston.

Eddie Sands performs at Game Changer Sports Bar and Grill, playing a variety of familiar tunes. The venue offers a lively atmosphere with food and drinks.

This all-ages event notes that supporting performers may change without advance notice. Bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and all bags will be inspected by security. Lighters are not permitted, and there is a strict no smoking or vaping policy under Boston regulations... violations result in immediate removal from the venue. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be updated at the discretion of venue management. Ticket access includes a public onsale, Citizens Bank and Live Nation presales, and a Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

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.

New Groove brings live music to Chopsticks for a night that pairs entertainment with a meaningful mission to help end polio. An optional donation bucket will be available at the door, and 100 percent of contributions support eradication efforts. Eligible donations are matched two-to-one by the Gates Foundation, allowing each gift to stretch up to three times farther. Polio is a highly contagious disease that can cause permanent paralysis or death, especially in young children, and while vaccination has brought the world close to eliminating it, ongoing support remains essential. Contributions benefit the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, a partnership that includes Rotary, WHO, UNICEF, CDC, the Gates Foundation, Gavi, and governments worldwide, helping fund the support, transportation, and supplies needed to finish the job.

At Tupelo Music Hall, The Four Horsemen deliver a Metallica tribute built on album-accurate playing and unrestrained energy. Priced at $47, the show highlights the speed, precision, and signature riffs that defined the band’s formative era. The set focuses on Kill 'Em All, Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets, and ...And Justice for All, with a few anthems from the Black Album. Led by guitarist and vocalist Sean Perry, the group aims for the sound and feel of the original records, offering note-for-note performances without onstage gimmicks, just chest pounding power and the kind of intensity that first drew millions to Metallica.

Small Town Stranded makes its first appearance at The Sports Zone in Dracut, delivering a high energy night packed with nonstop music and dancing. After years of shows around the Dracut area that grew a strong following, a recent schedule change moved this show from Nashua to this venue. The set spans Rock, Pop, R&B, Hip Hop, and Rap, with plenty of sing along moments and good vibes throughout. Band merchandise will be available, and the group is geared up to make this debut memorable.

Explore handmade treasures, creative gifts, artisan goods, and treats from local makers. Food trucks and jewellery are also mentioned. The event page will share vendor previews and updates, and registered vendors can reach out if they have not received a message confirming their spot.

Shop seasonal booths at Andover High School, where vendors showcase handmade goods and one-of-a-kind finds. It is a welcoming way to start fall and holiday gift buying while supporting local businesses. Bring a food pantry donation, such as canned goods or cereal, to receive a free raffle ticket. Vendor sign-ups are available.

Lil' Iguana's Craft Fair & Raffle brings together over 150 crafters, vendors, and area businesses at Nashua High School North for a free community gathering. Explore a giant raffle room with more than 50 prizes. In past years, prizes have included signed sports memorabilia, gift certificates to area businesses and restaurants, resort stays, and more. All proceeds support the Lil’ Iguana’s Children’s Safety Foundation. To apply as a participant, send an email to info@liliguanausa.org describing what you do, make, or sell. Please be cautious of scammers. Organizers communicate only through Lil' Iguana email addresses at info@liliguanausa.org and events@liliguanausa.org, do not reach out through Facebook, and will not request payment through Venmo or Apple Pay. Payment is accepted only with a completed application submitted by email, mail, or fax.

Celebrate the 36th annual craft fair hosted by the Memorial High School Booster Club, featuring more than 215 booths spread across the gym, mini gym, cafeteria, and hallway. Free parking is available, and admission is $2 per person. Proceeds support the Manchester Memorial High School Booster Club, a nonprofit that helps students by funding school groups, educational programs, clubs, sports, and college scholarships. Guests can enjoy a 50/50 drawing and visit the raffle table for chances to win items donated by participating crafters, with prizes awarded hourly during the event. The Whoopie Pie Wagon is expected on site, with pre ordering planned to open a few weeks ahead of the fair. Burstin’ Kernel and Tom’s Travelin Coffee truck will also return and be set up outside the craft fair. All vendor and crafter spaces are fully booked. Be cautious of anyone claiming there are open booths, as a wait list of more than 130 people is maintained from year to year and availability will not be posted on the event page. For questions or to request placement on the wait list, contact the Craft Fair Coordinator, Sue Knowles, at sueknowles38@yahoo.com.

St. Kathryn’s Annual Christmas Bazaar and Penny Sale brings together holiday shopping, raffles, and family fun. Explore the craft sale and themed basket raffle, try your luck in the penny sale, the High Holy Rollers raffle, and the Grand Raffle, with additional raffles running throughout the event. Kids can enjoy face painting, crafts, and a cheerful scavenger hunt. Santa makes special appearances so little ones can share their wish lists early. Food is available at Katie’s Kitchen, and a bake sale offers sweet treats to take home.

Artists of all ages, experience levels, and mediums are welcome at this informal workshop. Work on portraiture with a live model or explore a provided still-life setup. Art teacher Mark Hayden circulates to offer one-on-one guidance, while fellow artists share a supportive, social atmosphere. Bring your own materials, and use the available chairs and tables. No registration is required, and a $5 contribution is appreciated.

Trailblaze 5 Miler, presented by Good Pickin' Farm and the Westford Firefighters Association, features a five mile trail course and a day centered on outdoor fun, community spirit, and local partnership. It is open to runners and walkers of all abilities, with options that include a Kids Run for $15, a 5 miler for $35, and a 2.5 miler for $25. After the run, participants can enjoy the petting zoo, lawn games, and the sandbox.

Browse more than 50 vendors offering a variety of handmade goods, including chocolates, jewelry, candles, crafts, art, and more. Admission is free, and donations are welcome. Visitors can also play Vendor Bingo for a chance to win a $100 Market Basket gift card. The fair raises funds to support free events, competitions, and activities for Sizer School students throughout the school year, helping ensure cost is not a barrier to participation. Vendors are located on two floors, with elevator access, and the venue is handicap accessible.

Designed for Christian business owners, ministry teams, and professionals, this networking gathering centers on purpose, community, and collaboration. Connect with peers who share your values, exchange ideas that link daily work with the larger mission of advancing God’s Kingdom, and gain encouragement for serving God through your vocation. The format includes opportunities to present the services you provide or the needs your organization has so others in the community can explore partnerships that support growth. Whether you lead a company, work on staff, or serve in ministry, the focus is building relationships and leaving energized for the work ahead.

Gather at the Co-op for the Maynard Community Gardeners Perennials & Seed Swap, a friendly exchange of plants, seeds, and know-how. Bring perennial divisions you are thinning and extra seeds to share, along with containers or envelopes so you can carry your finds home. Gardeners of every experience level are welcome, and the social portion is open even if you do not have items to trade. Seeds can be exchanged throughout the event. For the plant swap, label contributions if possible and bring them bare root with soil rinsed from the roots to help prevent the spread of jumping worms. Contributors will choose first, then remaining plants will be available to everyone, creating opportunities for newer gardeners to take home something special. Refreshments will be available for garden club members, and those interested may join the Maynard Gardeners Club on the day.

The Hidden Gem and neighboring Webster Creek are opening their studios together for a holiday shopping weekend, with a 25% off sale at both locations. The Hidden Gem is also offering up to 75% off crystals and fossils. Browse unique collectibles, vintage vinyl, crystals, decor, toys, comics, art, media, jewelry, scale models, and more. NH League of Craftsmen jeweler Sussy Rose Shields will also have a studio open on the first floor. Ticketed live music is available on both evenings.

Children of all reading levels are welcome to read their favorite stories to AJ, a reading dog who enjoys listening to all kinds of books. Stop by the Children’s reference desk to sign up for a 10-minute reading slot.

This free, family-focused art experience invites children and their caregivers to explore hands-on activities that spark curiosity and creativity, support fine motor development, and strengthen connections to their world. Led by Ms. Julie, a K-12 public school art teacher with more than two decades of experience, the session centers on the unifying power of art and offers opportunities for shared making across generations. Participants can expect a welcoming environment with a variety of creative stations that encourage learning, experimentation, and meaningful time together.

Junie’s Place hosts an opportunity for bereaved families to gather for art, reflection, and connection. Participants will create a mosaic while exploring how to piece together a life changed by the death of a child or the loss of a pregnancy. The gathering offers space to honor what has changed, what remains, and the love carried for a child, with a mosaic to take home in their memory. No artistic experience is needed. Attendance is free, and registration is required. The gathering is hosted in partnership with Tiny Tiles Mosaic.

All proceeds benefit Lisette Mejias as she faces ongoing care for a life-threatening aortic dissection and a lifelong disability. After emergency open-heart surgery and an extended stay in intensive care, Lisette returned home and continued treatment with doctors in Boston. She recently underwent another surgery to address restricted blood flow to her right side and is now able to walk without difficulty. The benefit supports Lisette following these serious medical challenges.

Celebrate Home Movie Day with film conservation experts who will provide equipment for viewing and sharing home movies. The program also offers practical tips and resources for digitizing and caring for home movies. Attendees may bring one movie in 8mm film, Super 8 film, or VHS format to share, subject to a condition check. VHS screenings are limited to 10 minutes, and participants bringing a movie should be ready to share a few details about it. Those without a movie are welcome to attend as part of the viewing audience.

Spend a relaxed evening enjoying board games with family, from familiar favorites to new titles available to try from a demo collection. There are choices suitable for children starting at age two, making it easy for the youngest players to join the fun. Teens may attend independently. Light refreshments will be available.

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.

Nashua Chamber Orchestra opens its 42nd season with a fall concert at Nashua Community College in Nashua. Guest cellist Benjamin Mandigo is featured in the second movement of Dvořák’s Cello Concerto. The Nashua Choral Society collaborates on Brahms’ Nanie and Divine Shepherd by local composer Larry Mizen. The program also includes Mozart’s Overture to Il Re Pastore and Handel’s Il pastor fido suite. A reception with the musicians follows the performance.

Jim Coyle and Joe Kessler perform as a high-energy pair with a reputation for a fun night. Expect a spirited set that keeps the momentum going from start to finish.

Maestro Bruce Hangen curates an evening defined by elegance and poise, highlighted by Joseph Bologne’s Symphony No. 1, Op. 11. Bologne, a contemporary of Mozart, was the first composer of African descent to earn broad recognition in Europe. Schubert’s Symphony No. 8, the Unfinished, appears for the first time on this ensemble’s programs. Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 4 in D major features concertmaster Alice Hallstrom in her first outing as soloist for the work. The concert concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8, often nicknamed his Little Symphony, a score brimming with wit and unexpected turns.

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Tony Kishman, a veteran of the Broadway musical “Beatlemania,” leads a multimedia concert celebrating the music of Paul McCartney. Joined by a lineup of musicians, he performs songs from the Beatles catalog and McCartney’s solo work, including “Hey Jude,” “Jet,” “Yesterday,” “Let It Be,” and “Live and Let Die.” The production features sound and lighting effects and a note-accurate musical and visual tribute.

The Hidden Gem and neighboring Webster Creek are opening their studios together for a holiday shopping weekend, with a 25% off sale at both locations. The Hidden Gem is also offering up to 75% off crystals and fossils. Browse unique collectibles, vintage vinyl, crystals, decor, toys, comics, art, media, jewelry, scale models, and more. NH League of Craftsmen jeweler Sussy Rose Shields will also have a studio open on the first floor. Ticketed live music is available on both evenings.

Experience a gentle blend of tarot and mindfulness alongside a trained support dog, with a focus on personal reflection. The workshop welcomes beginners and seasoned readers, offering guided mindfulness practices, tarot activities, and time with the canine guest to explore themes of comfort, trust, resilience, and connection. It takes place at The Hive Public Market in Lowell, MA, not at the Dracut location. Please arrive 15 minutes before class begins to check in at Moonlight & Mindfulness in Lowell, MA inside The Hive Public Market, after which attendees will be directed to the workshop space.

Glenn Miller Orchestra brings the classic swing sound to Tupelo Music Hall. There are two performances, a matinee and an evening show, and tickets are $47. The ensemble carries forward the band Glenn Miller launched in 1938 after an earlier attempt, building momentum through hit records, radio broadcasts, and strong audiences at theatres, hotels, and dance pavilions. Miller stepped away in 1942 to serve in the Army, forming and leading the Army Air Force Band that performed for troops in Europe. He disappeared over the English Channel in 1944. Public interest following the film The Glenn Miller Story led to the officially authorized return of the orchestra, which gave its first concert in 1956 under drummer Ray McKinley and has toured ever since. Leadership has passed through notable musicians including Buddy DeFranco, Peanuts Hucko, Buddy Morrow, Jimmy Henderson, Larry O’Brien, Gary Tole, and Dick Gerhart, and since 2012 the band has been led by vocalist Nick Hilscher. Today the 18 member group performs original Miller arrangements from both the civilian band and Army Air Force Band libraries, along with newer selections in the signature Miller style.

Settle into a calm tea parlour setting to explore the intuitive practice of reading tea leaves. You will learn to notice the shapes that remain in your cup, rely on your intuition more than perfection, and allow meaning to unfold naturally rather than forcing an interpretation. Heather, who is continuing to grow in her own practice, guides the exploration with a gentle touch. Aromatic, high quality tea, steady guidance, and unhurried moments for reflection are all part of the experience. This session is at The Hive Public Market in Lowell, MA, not in Dracut. Please arrive 15 minutes early to check in at Moonlight & Mindfulness inside The Hive Public Market, after which you will be directed to the workshop space.

Make a Santa gnome luminaire at Old School Clay and Ceramics in a relaxed, drop in workshop. You will start with a slab of unfired clay and a paper stencil, choose a texture from over twenty different rolling pins, trace the pattern, then fold it into a cone to shape the body. Cut openings so light can glow through, then add a nose, boots, a beard, and any other details you prefer. Forming the cone can be challenging for very young participants, so caregivers can decide what tasks are suitable. Plan about an hour to complete the build. The cost is $15. Return in two weeks to glaze your gnome using a wide palette of underglazes, finishing with a clear coat for shine, or take the bisque piece home to paint with your own acrylics. After glazing, pieces are typically ready for pickup within three weeks. Once glazed and fired, the work is dishwasher safe, microwaveable, and oven safe. A different project is featured every weekend. Participants are asked to review studio rules.

Experience a full-throttle tribute to Taylor Swift with Taylorville, where a skilled live band spotlights both the biggest hits and beloved deep cuts. The show traces standout moments from across her career, pairing energetic performances with an immersive video wall that amplifies every chorus and quiet lyric alike. Expect a lively atmosphere with plenty of sing along moments and dance worthy favorites. Taylorville is created by fans and operates independently. It is not endorsed by, authorized by, or affiliated with Taylor Swift, TAS Rights Management, or their related organizations. All names, trademarks, likenesses, and copyrighted materials referenced remain the property of their respective owners. This tribute is presented for entertainment and informational purposes and is intended as a respectful acknowledgment of the artist’s work.

The Funktones pay tribute to mid-century musical artists, bringing rhythmic integrity and soulful expression to songs by Stevie Wonder, Al Green, Bill Withers, Billy Preston, and the Isley Brothers. The band features lead vocalist Darryl Butler, whose singing is rooted in R&B, jazz, and gospel; keyboardist Steve Gutherz, who also plays blues harp; drummer Dale Ellenberg; and bassist Gabe Weiss.

The Hidden Gem hosts an intimate performance featuring Footings with Caitlin Wilder, presented in a studio setting devoted to original music and direct artist support. Footings, founded by Eric Gagne on guitar and vocals, blends a folk-rooted glow with rock-forward textures. Gagne’s deep voice and carefully observed lyrics ground songs that explore avant American roots, echoing the adventurous spirit of Yo La Tengo and the measured richness of Wilco. New Hampshire singer-songwriter Caitlin Wilder brings influences that range from Feist, Laura Marling, and The Pierces to formative listening that includes Joni Mitchell, Jeff Buckley, The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, and Billie Holiday. Her debut album, Omen, was recorded with producer and musician Wes Aldrich at Psychic Heart Sound and later mixed and mastered by her brother, Jeremy Gillam, in his studio. Seating is limited, and patrons are encouraged to secure tickets online in advance. Admission is a $15 donation. Artist merchandise may be available, and The Music & Rock Shop will be open. Self-serve coffee, tea, and water will be offered. Guests may bring their own beverages in moderation, with an emphasis on a respectful, music-centered environment and arranging a safe ride home. Parking is free and plentiful. For accessible parking or other accommodations, please contact the host ahead of time. Only ADA-defined service animals are permitted with advance notice, and emotional support animals are not allowed. Ticket purchases are nonrefundable except in the event of cancellation due to extreme weather, illness of the host or performers, or an emergency at the discretion of the host and performers.

Returning to Bunratty Tavern, this heartfelt gathering honors Maggie's birthday with remembrance and good cheer. Guests can take part in silent auctions, raffles, and a lively trivia contest featuring some of Maggie's favorite subjects, a warm nod to the superb memory she was known for. All proceeds benefit the Maggie Martin Foundation, a recognized 501(c)(3) charity. Reservations are encouraged.

Enjoy a relaxed, friendly open mic featuring emerging and seasoned artists. All skill levels and acts are welcome, including music with instruments or backing tracks, spoken word, and comedy. Guests can enjoy a drink, bring takeout from nearby restaurants, or take the mic themselves. All ages are welcome. Admission includes a $10 cover charge and one drink ticket for beer, wine, or soda.

An exciting evening of showtime basketball comes to the Souhegan High School Gymnasium as the Harlem Wizards take on the SAU 39 Slam Dunkers in a high energy fundraiser game. Look forward to aerial moves, dazzling trick shots, plenty of laughs, and audience participation that make it a lively outing for all ages. Proceeds support a PTA goal of raising $20,000 to fund student programs, teacher grants, and campus improvements. Tickets will be available for purchase. Businesses seeking added exposure can explore sponsorship opportunities with visibility in front of more than 1,000 attendees.

This all-ages event includes important venue and ticketing details. Tickets purchased through third-party sellers cannot be verified by the Paradise Rock Club box office, and any issues must be handled directly with the seller. For in-person purchases, tickets are available at the Paradise Rock Club box office, and travelers can call 617-562-8801 in advance to confirm hours. A seating area is available for guests with mobility limitations. For accommodation requests, email information@crossroadspresents.com after purchasing a general admission ticket. Set times and any supporting acts may change without notice or refund. Ticket options include a public onsale along with Artist Presale, VIP Package Onsale, Citizens Bank Presale, and Live Nation Presale.

At Backyard Brewery & Kitchen in Manchester, NH, the Candor Investment Meetup brings together real estate investors, agents, and other professionals to connect, exchange ideas, and strengthen relationships in the local market. Hosted by Scott Brockelbank, the focus is on meaningful networking and shared learning that can lead to new opportunities. The meetup welcomes both seasoned practitioners and those new to real estate, creating a setting where peers can learn from one another and grow their professional community.

Revo Casino’s charitable gaming program supports Stepping Stones Pediatric Therapy, a nonprofit providing individualized therapy and supportive programs for children, teens, and young adults while empowering their families. Participating licensed casinos share a portion of gaming proceeds with nonprofit organizations during designated benefit days. Free play coupons are also available during the gaming dates.

Learn the basics of mahjong in a beginner-level 101 offering at The Inn at Hastings Park. The event is presented by Gold Coast Mahjong Club, which offers mahjong experiences for players of all levels.

Cowboy Junkies present a career-spanning concert that traces their path from the 1988 album The Trinity Session to the recent Such Ferocious Beauty. That early recording brought a quiet, contemplative approach to the forefront, set apart from the louder trends of the late 80s, and it combined folk, blues, and rock while reaching sales of more than a million copies. Formed in Toronto in 1985, the band features siblings Michael Timmins on guitar, Margo Timmins on vocals, and Peter Timmins on drums alongside Michael’s longtime friend Alan Anton on bass. Michael has known Alan since before Peter was born, a detail that reflects the deep ties within the group. Over the course of 29 albums, they have continued without a breakup or long pause, guided by mutual respect and a clear sense of each member’s strengths. This performance honors four decades of music and points toward what lies ahead.

Presenter Renee Walsh leads a Holy Fire Reiki class that explores a refined, higher-consciousness approach to Reiki that is both gentle and strong, with a focus on purification, healing, empowerment, and guidance. Reiki I and II are often taught together to support the best results and to help practitioners begin working with others as well as through distance sessions. The format blends lecture, conversation, and direct experience. Participants practice full treatments for self and others, learn core hand placements, study traditional methods from Dr. Usui’s teachings, explore approaches for specific conditions, work with Level II symbols, apply techniques aimed at shifting unwanted habits, and experience distance healing practice. Many students report that this energy continues to support them even when it is not on their mind, honors free will, promotes deep and rapid healing without distress, improves relationships, reduces worry with a clear sense of safety, and offers practical guidance for everyday life. Growth in healthy traits is often noted, including self-love, kindness, patience, confidence, vitality, enthusiasm, optimism, trust, joy, and peace, along with a deeply nurturing feeling of being loved. Once received, the energy is said to keep evolving and becoming more effective. A $25 discount is available when registering for both Level 1 and Level 2.

Local physical therapist and back pain specialist Dr. Dakota Krol shares five practical ways to help prevent low back pain during the winter. There is no cost to attend, and a reservation is required by calling the Nashua Senior Center at 603-889-6155 or by registering in person at the front desk. Presented by Saco Bay Physical Therapy.

Creators of all ages can connect, create, and share at this monthly gathering. Bring your own supplies to work on a craft, or enjoy networking with fellow local artists and building a creative community.

Enjoy a traditional jazz jam featuring a short opening set by the house band, followed by opportunities for musicians to sign up, name their instrument, and suggest one or two tunes. The repertoire will mostly draw from Real Book I and II. Singers with specialized repertoire are encouraged to bring four copies of their charts. Admission includes a $10 cover charge and one drink ticket, redeemable for beer or wine.

Presenter Renee Walsh leads an in-person Holy Fire Usui Reiki Level 2 intensive that blends teaching, discussion, and hands-on practice. Holy Fire Reiki is a contemporary form known for a refined, gentle yet strong energy that supports purification, healing, empowerment, and clear guidance. Instruction covers core skills such as standard hand placements, offering a complete session for oneself and for others, Japanese methods from Dr. Usui, approaches for specific concerns, working with the Level II symbols with dedicated practice time, using Reiki to shift unwanted habits, and conducting distance sessions. Participants will both give and receive full treatments, practice self-care, apply all Level II symbols including distance work, and explore the Japanese techniques introduced in class. Many students report that this energy continues to work in the background, honors free will, facilitates deep change without distress, improves relationships, eases worry with a strong sense of safety, offers practical guidance suited to any stage of life, and encourages healthy qualities such as self-love, kindness, patience, confidence, vitality, enthusiasm, optimism, trust, joy, and peace. A common experience is a deeply nurturing feeling of being loved, and the energy is described as evolving in effectiveness over time. There is also an option to register for both Level 1 and Level 2 with a savings of $25.

Andrea Gillis delivers raw, soulful rock shaped by her South Boston roots and a reputation as a standout across the Northeast. The Boston Globe has likened her powerful vocals to Etta James and noted a swagger reminiscent of Jim Morrison.

Create a Thanksgiving centerpiece at a hands-on workshop at Springlook Farm, where participants design a professional-quality floral arrangement using premium autumn blooms and elegant seasonal foliage. The setting encourages a calm, creative break from pre-holiday bustle. Cider, wine, and cookies are provided while you work. All materials and high-end tools are supplied, and no previous floral design experience is needed. Everyone leaves with a finished arrangement ready to shine on the holiday table.

A warm glow of candlelight sets the scene at The Rex Theatre in Manchester as the Listeso String Quartet presents a tribute to the music of Queen and The Beatles. Expect favorites such as Here Comes the Sun, Blackbird, Help!, Come Together, Yesterday, All You Need Is Love, Love of My Life, Another One Bites the Dust, I Want to Break Free, We Are the Champions, We Will Rock You, Radio Ga-Ga, and Bohemian Rhapsody. The performance runs 60 minutes and doors open 45 minutes beforehand, with no admission once the concert begins. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. Seating is organized by zones and allocated in the order of arrival within each section. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Enjoy a festive display of decorated trees, raffles, a bake sale, and more. Individuals, families, and local businesses are invited to contribute a decorated tree. Proceeds support programs, activities, and special events for local seniors through the Eagle House Supporters.

Children in grades K–5 can explore art and physics by decorating turkey balloons and racing them to see which one is fastest. Registration is required and begins two weeks before the program.

Eddie Sands performs well-known songs at Pizza Man of Manchester. The venue features a restaurant and a full bar.

Primer 55 roars back after a year together, pushing its comeback forward with a high-intensity nu metal set with REdEFIND. Expect a heavy run through the tracks that put Introduction to Mayhem on the map, amped up with selections from The New Release. The band brings surging energy, raw aggression, and unfiltered attitude, aiming to show exactly why its name still carries weight. It is a hard-hitting night built for catharsis and movement, from the first riff to the last shout.

A small monthly practice circle offers a relaxed, supportive setting to develop intuition and mediumship. Attendance is limited to 12 people to keep the experience intimate and grounded, and advance registration is required. Many participants return from month to month, creating continuity as new attendees step into the circle. Each two-hour session unfolds organically. Participants can expect group conversation around intuitive and spiritual themes that arise naturally, along with hands-on exercises, lighthearted games, and interactive practices to strengthen their abilities. There is also space to explore divination tools such as tarot and oracle cards in a low-pressure environment, plus time to share insights without judgment. The flow changes with the group, yet shared growth carries forward over time. All experience levels are welcome, from beginners to seasoned practitioners. The fee is $22.22 per person, with online pre-booking only. As the community grows, additional opportunities for deeper or more advanced exploration may be introduced while this circle remains the core foundation.

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

Psychic Medium Nicole Adley is back at The Hearth with an intimate Evening With Spirit presented in a gallery reading format. She will connect with Spirit and share messages with members of the audience from their loved ones. Whether seeking a personal message or simply wishing to witness the connections shared with others, attendees can expect a reflective, comforting, and healing experience with a few surprising moments. Seating options include small private tables for those attending with friends or family and communal seating for a classic gallery feel. Seating is available on a first-come basis, capacity is limited, and early registration is recommended. While messages will be offered to audience members throughout the program, attendance does not guarantee an individual reading. All are welcome.

Garrisons Bar & Grill hosts a live performance by a cover band for an evening of music.

The focus is quality music.

New York Voices appears with Kim Nazarian and Lauren Kirhan on soprano, Darmon Meader on tenor, and Peter Eldridge on baritone. Founded in the mid 1980s at Ithaca College in New York, the ensemble has spent 38 years shaping an internationally recognized vocal jazz sound, releasing 10 studio albums and choosing repertoire that reflects a deep commitment to writing for the human voice. Their body of work includes guest spots on two Grammy winning projects with The Count Basie Orchestra and Paquito D’Rivera, the contemporary classical release Visions Within, a collaboration with the Bob Mintzer Big Band, and a forthcoming partnership with Ivan Lins. The group has announced that it will retire by the end of 2026 and has expressed heartfelt gratitude to the many supporters who have been part of its journey. They plan to continue performing together through that time while also pursuing individual paths as solo artists and educators, carrying a nickname from Paquito D’Rivera that celebrates their unity as a quartet.

Neon Wave, billed as New England’s number one 80s New Wave tribute band, brings a high-energy celebration of the MTV era to The BrickHouse Restaurant & Brewery. The performance channels the look and sound of classic video-era artists, with the band in period style and a setlist built for the dance floor. Dress in your best 80s gear or bright neon for added flair, and watch for a glowing surprise during “Sunglasses at Night.” Get ready for a nostalgia-filled night of singalongs, contagious energy, and crowd-pleasing hits.

This event centers on dancing. Attendees are encouraged to bring dancing shoes and be ready to move.

Enjoy an annual Fall Fair filled with returning favorites. The Cookie Walk and Fudge Walk are back by popular request. There will be a luncheon, convenient Meals To Go, and a bake table. Browse crafts, search for treasures at the White Elephant, and explore a silent auction that is ideal for Christmas gift shopping.

Learn essential ways to stay warm, hydrated, and nourished in the backcountry during a beginner friendly survival class designed for hikers, backpackers, hunters, trail runners, and anyone who loves the outdoors. The course builds practical know how and confidence while helping you connect more deeply with nature. It can stand on its own or be taken as part of the OEWS pathway toward Alula Certification, and completion meets the prerequisites for Wilderness Survival 2 and 3. Participants receive an OEWS logo patch and a feather patch at the end. Hands on training covers safe use, care, and sharpening of carving tools, five core knots, building fires with modern tools, working with rabbit sticks, creating shelters with contemporary gear, disinfecting water, choosing appropriate clothing, ethical foraging guidelines, assembling a personal survival kit, the logistics and mindset of survival, and navigation with map and compass. Bring an OEWS Basic, Complete, or Ultimate Survival Kit or an equivalent setup, with the Complete Kit recommended for convenience. Dress for weather and insects, pack water, lunch, and snacks, and carry extra water for extinguishing fires. A notebook and pen are helpful, and something to sit on can make the day more comfortable. A baseplate compass is needed. At minimum, plan to have a carving tool, a ferro rod or matches, a poncho or large trash bag, about twelve feet of rope, and the items you require to meet your basic needs. Loaner gear is available, and carving tools and fire starters can be purchased at the start of class. Starting with the Complete Kit and adding a compass and poncho creates a solid foundation. OEWS recommends gear they have personally tested. Instruction is led by Tim Swanson, founder and lead instructor of Owl Eyes Wilderness Survival, together with apprentices and co instructors. The class takes place entirely outdoors and runs in most weather. If conditions are unsafe, it will be cancelled and students can reschedule into another session. This offering is geared toward adults, though mature minors are welcome. There is no fixed minimum age, and parents decide whether their child is ready for a seven hour class. Students under 18 must attend with a parent or guardian. Everyone is expected to be respectful and able to participate independently. The ticket price covers one participant regardless of age. Those interested in a carving tool designed by Tim Swanson can contact Jackson Mills of Freedom Forge about The Talon, a handmade option with custom handle and sheath choices that typically requires a few weeks to produce and generally costs around $200 depending on options.

The Woman’s Association Holiday Fair features Christmas decorations, crafts, gifts, treasures, baked goods, a silent auction, raffles, and more. The Treasures Table welcomes vintage, new, and like-new items.

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.

Explore the Family Heritage Experience with a guided introduction to the first steps of family history research. Learn how to organize what you already know, examine historical records, and evaluate evidence as genealogists do when piecing together a family’s past. Suitable for beginners and those looking to deepen their knowledge, the tour includes admission to the Family Heritage Experience.

A candlelit tribute to Fleetwood Mac transforms Taffeta Music Hall into an intimate listening space as a string quartet performs the band’s signature songs. The 60 minute program includes favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance begins, and entry closes once the music starts. Seating is assigned within each zone as guests arrive. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. This is an independent tribute and is not connected to, approved by, or supported by the original artists, their estate, or official representatives.

A full-day festival celebrating Americana, alt country, and blues, hosted at Warp and Weft. More information will be shared soon.

Enter a mythic realm where a single song can change a destiny. Conceived by singer songwriter Anaïs Mitchell and brought to the stage by director Rachel Chavkin, known for Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, this musical braids together the love story of Orpheus and Eurydice with the saga of Hades and Persephone. Winner of eight Tony Awards in 2019, including Best Musical, and the 2020 Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album, it offers a theatrical journey that is both dark and full of hope, holding tight from the opening note to the final moment.

This rock show features The Gents and pairs the music with excellent beer, tasty bites, and friendly company.

Lucky Pro Wrestling presents an evening of live wrestling featuring Eddie Edwards with Alisha facing Moose, LPW Champion Scotty Slade taking on Sebastian Amor, and Selena Hekate competing against Kalypto. Appearing wrestlers include LPW Women’s Champion Nat Castle, LPW HardKnox Champion Johnny Pierce, Kevin Thorn, also known as Mordecai, Rob Conway, Anthony Greene, Randy Shawn, Luscious Latasha, Shay Cash, Gunner Moody, Trigga the OG, C-Swizzle, Just Joe, Hippie Freak, Clipper Jones, and Jackson Crowe. Tickets are available individually or in a four-ticket package.

An evening of kirtan and community comes to the newly opened Himalchuli Bar & Grill in Haverhill, featuring Nada Brahma Kirtan and Anati Devi. The program centers on sacred chants, devotional music, and warm, heartfelt connection, and it welcomes everyone, including those new to kirtan. Attendees can listen, sing, and chant, then enjoy Nepalese cuisine while helping celebrate a new local restaurant. Contributions are welcome, with a suggested donation of $20 to $25. Dinner reservations are recommended to secure a table. The focus is on bringing people together through music, sharing a meal, and building community spirit.

Boxty delivers a spirited mix of Irish and American songs and tunes, paired with original pieces shaped by both traditions. Expect familiar styles alongside fresh material for a lively, engaging performance. The band is known to attract a crowd.

Acclaimed New England songwriters Cosy Sheridan and David Dodson share the stage at the New Moon Coffeehouse in the Universalist Unitarian Church in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Expect sharp wit, warmth, and thoughtful storytelling from two seasoned performers. Sheridan’s latest release, The Breathing Room, reached number three on folk radio, while Dodson’s songs span folk, rock, blues, jazz, and country. Admission is $25, with a $10 price for attendees 21 and under. Tickets can be reserved in advance through the New Moon Coffeehouse website, and they are also available at the door for cash. Bringing cash is recommended for tickets as well as desserts and artist merchandise.

Mark Erelli comes back to Groton Hill Music Center for an evening focused on musical connection and collaboration. The acclaimed singer, guitarist, and producer will appear with guest artists to be announced, shaping a one-night program of songs, stories, and spontaneous interplay. With fourteen solo albums, collaborations with Rosanne Cash, Sheryl Crow, and Anaïs Mitchell, and production work for Grammy-winning songwriter Lori McKenna, his career highlights eloquent songwriting and expressive guitar work. The music will span folk, rock, and Americana in an intimate setting suited to close listening.

Queensrÿche takes the stage at Tupelo Music Hall for a $75 concert. The group broke through in 1982 with a self-titled four-track EP and soon earned global attention, performing for packed houses around the world. Their early full-length releases, The Warning in 1984 and Rage For Order in 1986, helped cement their standing as one of the most admired and creative bands of the 1980s. This show highlights a legacy built on decades of music that resonated with audiences worldwide.

Four on the Floor delivers a high-energy show packed with classics and crowd favorites from across the decades, keeping the dance floor moving from the first song to the last.

WildFire brings a live performance to The Scoreboard in Woburn. This busy north of Boston entertainment destination features ample seating, welcoming staff, tasty food and a spacious dance floor, creating a comfortable setting for an evening of live music, dining and dancing.

Now in its seventeenth year, this gathering at Circles of Wisdom supports the 6th Annual Season of Giving Campaign. The intention is to cultivate a warm, loving space where participants can experience healing, connection, and inner calm. The With Love and Gratitude team shares healing energy throughout the session while Cris channels within an atmosphere of compassion and presence. In this shared field, Kimberley Anderson and Leslie Gabriele help guide individualized messages that may draw from Spirit Guides, Ancestors, Angels, Loved Ones, and the Akashic Records, opening a deeper link with the spiritual realm so each person can receive guidance that supports life in the here and now. Cris Perro brings through the energy of love to offer heartfelt messages and healing. Kimberley Anderson amplifies light and encourages others to feel and embody it. Leslie Gabriele works intuitively in the moment as an energetic catalyst and is the founder of With Love and Gratitude. The wider team is a group of devoted lightworkers focused on uplifting spiritual growth. In addition, Circles of Wisdom is partnering for the sixth consecutive year with Debbie’s Treasure Chest and With Love and Gratitude to provide holiday gifts for two local families. Debbie’s Treasure Chest selects the families and their wish lists, and funds raised will be used to purchase and wrap the gifts, adding warmth and joy to the season.

Enjoy an afternoon of acoustic Americana and folk music featuring singer-songwriters Susan Levine, Kirsten Manville, and Grace Morrison. Each brings a distinct style and original songs about the ups, downs, and in-betweens of everyday life in an intimate concert setting.

Country Fight Night at Big Night Live in Boston combines live boxing with a country music performance in support of Warriors fighting Parkinson’s and MS. Bring friends, make some noise, and add energy to the cause throughout a night of action and live music.

Kick off the Thanksgiving season with a pre-holiday gathering featuring food and music at Baileys Bar & Grille.

Hollywood Nights is a nine-piece tribute band from New Jersey celebrating Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. The group recreates the music and details of Seger’s performances, including touring with a baby grand piano, and honors his legacy of rock ’n’ roll, working-class roots, and connection with fans.

This free public seminar focuses on bladder and bowel control concerns and the treatment options that can help. Led by Jillian Snyder, APRN with Manchester Urology, it addresses issues such as sudden bathroom urgency, frequent leakage that necessitates pads, getting up several times overnight, and difficulty fully emptying the bladder. There is no cost and everyone is welcome. To reserve a seat, contact the Nashua Senior Center at 603-899-6155 or visit the front desk.

Celebrate beloved Disney and Pixar characters at a family-friendly bingo night featuring recognizable faces on the cards and lively Disney music. Themed prizes add to the excitement. Open to all ages, it offers a relaxed way to share the Disney spirit together. Pre-registration is required. Hosted at the Leominster Public Library. Cost is $5 for residents and $10 for non-residents.

Craig performs an acoustic set at Sal's Restaurant, showcasing a selection of standout tunes.