This weekend in Rochester, NH

This gathering features Dungeons & Dragons alongside other tabletop roleplaying games. Sessions usually include two or three D&D Adventurers League tables plus an additional table for a non D&D RPG, and there is no fee to participate. Registration is managed through a D&D Adventurers League Facebook group, with seats assigned on a first come, first served basis and priority for GM volunteers. For questions, email the game organizer at 00alactus00@gmail.com.

This Rochester drop off event makes it easy to recycle working room air conditioners and dehumidifiers while earning a $50 incentive for each unit. Eligible residential customers served by an NHSaves utility partner may participate, with a limit of two room air conditioners and two dehumidifiers per account. Commercial accounts are not eligible. To participate, complete the online rebate form ahead of time to receive a confirmation code, then bring the code and your working units to the event staff. If you cannot apply online, a printed rebate form is available and can be brought along. Filling out the form in advance helps the process go more smoothly, and staff can also accommodate those who were unable to pre apply. After verification at the event, a $50 per unit recycling rebate will be mailed within six to eight weeks.

A waterfront outdoor venue features food and drinks with no cover charge. The event will go on regardless of the weather, taking place outside when conditions allow and moving indoors if needed.

Preservation Hall Jazz Band brings the ever-evolving spirit of New Orleans to the stage, celebrating a living tradition carried forward for over six decades. The ensemble reflects the city’s role as a meeting place for global sounds and cultures, honoring its heritage while propelling the music into the present. Their album So It Is showcases this momentum, tracing a musical line from Afro-Cuban roots through kinship with the Afrobeat of Fela Kuti and the fiery explorations of Pharoah Sanders and John Coltrane, then linking to trailblazing artists they have encountered on major festival stages from Coachella to Newport. Along the way they have performed alongside legends such as Stevie Wonder, Elvis Costello, and the Grateful Dead as well as modern headliners including Beck, The Foo Fighters, My Morning Jacket, and the Black Keys. Presented with support from Music Series sponsors McFarland Hyundia, Raka Creative, and 92.5 The River.

OverTone takes the stage at the Moose for a live performance.

Annie leads a 60 minute vinyasa class for all levels at Corner Point Brewing Company, followed by a beer. The cost is $20 and includes a beer. Bring your own yoga mat, and blocks if you like to use them. To sign up, email Annie at anniecannonacu@gmail.com.

New and younger players can explore Dungeons & Dragons in a welcoming series led by Anthony. Learn the essentials of building characters, practicing roleplay, and casting spells, with the opening session dedicated to creating your first hero. If you miss the first week, pre-generated characters are available so you can jump in without delay. Sessions run twice a month and are designed for easy drop in or drop out participation. Entry is $5, and space is limited to six players. Contact the organizer or sign up in store to reserve a spot.

At The Press Room, Johnny Mullenax teams up with Dave Hunter & The Seven Hundred for an evening of boundary-blurring roots music. Mullenax fuses bluegrass, country, and groove into a lively, genre-crossing sound. A Tulsa native raised in a musical family, he picked up guitar at five and has chased new ideas ever since, from festival adventures to playing in a live hip hop backing band. His influences range from AC/DC and The Ramones to John Coltrane and Parliament, and his guiding principle is to explore different styles rather than stick to just one. Dave Hunter & The Seven Hundred, based along the Maine and New Hampshire seacoast, bring a punchy mix of alt-country, roots-rock, and amped-up Americana. The lineup features lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter Dave Hunter with Chris Kelly on guitar and vocals, Steve Barlock on bass and vocals, and Joe Welsh on drums and vocals. Their debut LP, Tamp That Fever Down, includes songs such as It Made the Greatest Sound, Chicken Little’s Bones, Leaving Westbrook, Hey, Gina, and Got a Favor. This all-ages show has tickets priced at $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the event.