Events in Somersworth today

Karaoke fills Lilac Club Casino with a relaxed, welcoming vibe as attendees take turns on the mic while others cheer them on. The focus is on fun, familiar tunes and low-pressure performances that make for an easy start to a night out. Entertainment is booked by Massive Entertainment Group.

This gathering offers a relaxed night of Magic: The Gathering with casual games and an organized Friday Night Magic draft. Casual play includes Commander matchups and deck testing with a friendly crowd, and there is plenty to watch. For the draft, players pick up booster packs, head to the game room, and follow directions from the tournament organizer. Draft prizes are special promo packs from Wizards of the Coast. Pricing may vary depending on the set selected for drafting, and the clerk can provide details.

Reggae takes center stage at The Stone Church Music Club with performances by Mighty Mystic and The Riki Rocksteady All-Stars. Mighty Mystic is the performing name of Kevin Mark Holness, a reggae artist and producer born in Jamaica and rooted in Boston, and a key voice in the East Coast reggae scene.

This community litter collection walk begins on Four Rod Road. Parking is available at Baxter's Lake Boat Ramp. After the cleanup, participants return to the starting point with the collected litter for a group photo. Bags are provided, and some litter grabber tools and safety vests are available to borrow during the event. Those who want to wear gloves should bring their own.

Enjoy free to play tabletop roleplaying with a mix of Dungeons and Dragons and other systems. Most weeks include two to three D&D Adventurers League tables, plus an additional table featuring a non D&D game. Registration is handled through the D&D Adventurers League Facebook group, and seats are allocated on a first come, first served basis, with GM volunteers seated first. For questions, contact the organizer, Al, at 00alactus00@gmail.com.

Explore the carefully restored Sweat-Morin Homestead, once home to Reverend Moses Sweat, Sanford’s first Congregational minister. This guided experience offers an immersive window into 18th century life, with a classic colonial layout that includes a keeping room, birthing room, and parlor accented by original woodwork, historic paint colors, and striking 32 foot ceiling beams. Inside the main house you will find three functioning fireplaces and furnishings suited to the period. The grounds feature a carriage house, a family cemetery, and wooded trails, and the barn has been rebuilt using original timber framing with distinctive reverse board and batten siding. The homestead house and barn are handicapped accessible. Admission is free, and donations are welcomed. Signing up in advance is optional and helps with planning.

Settle in for an evening of music and fun. Admission is ten dollars, and attendees of all ages are welcome.

The Dance Hall hosts Feet Keep the Beat, a showcase of percussive dance traditions from around the world with live musical accompaniment. This program highlights how rhythm and movement carry cultural stories, with dancers and musicians bringing distinct styles to life onstage. Flamenco blends song, dance, and instrumental artistry, rooted in Andalusia and linked to regions such as Murcia and Extremadura. Kathak, a classical form from northern India, shares narratives through intricate footwork, expressive gesture, and elegant movement. Tap, an American tradition that grew alongside jazz, reflects the meeting of Black American and Irish step dance influences. Before the evening performance, a free workshop and sharing session welcomes the public to explore the history, culture, and steps of these forms. Participants study with three Feet Keep the Beat artists, spending about 30 minutes with each style, and experience how shared rhythm can build community. Registration for the workshop is handled separately to reserve a spot. Feet Keep the Beat is a signature program created by The Center for Arts at the Armory in Somerville, Massachusetts. Arts at the Armory serves as the fiscal sponsor for the touring program, and Ryan Casey is the Artistic Director and Tour Manager.

NERD DADS OF ROCK return with a set that spans the last 50 years, blending rock, pop, and country with a few unexpected picks along the way. Bring a dance partner and enjoy plenty of tunes to move to.

Explore Dungeons and Dragons in a friendly series tailored for beginners and younger players. Learn how to build a character, practice role play, and cast spells with guidance from Anthony. Sessions take place twice a month with a flexible drop in and drop out format. The first meeting focuses on character creation, and pre-generated characters are available if the opening week is missed. Entry is $5, and space is limited to six players, so contact the store or sign up in person to reserve a spot.

Enjoy coffee, conversation, and activities focused on practicing conversational French.

Enjoy a laid back MTG Commander gathering at Jetpack that puts friendly, social EDH at the center of every game. Players of any experience level are welcome, from first-time commanders to seasoned veterans. The casual style is embraced throughout, even alongside other Commander activities, and remains the core of the experience.

This Digimon card game gathering is now connected to the official tournament play program. Sign-ups are handled before play, so early arrival is recommended. A $5 registration goes directly into the prize pool, while weekly sessions remain free with prize support provided by Bandai.

A new Dover course has been added, featuring classes that meet on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Registration is open.

Put your knowledge to the test at Trivia Tuesdays at Spaulding Steak & Ale. Expect a lively quiz competition with prizes, along with food and drinks from the restaurant. To make sure a table is ready, contact Spaulding Steak & Ale to reserve your spot.

Talking Body Poetry Night is an open mic centered on poems about sensuality and the physical self. Writers and listeners are invited to explore what the body can say through verse. The hosts are @kelseywiles and @cari.lizabeth. This edition follows the theme UNDER THE EQUINOX and features readings by McKendy Fils-Aime and Alex Serino.

Walk in for a quick energy tune up designed to clear blockages, sharpen clarity, and help you feel balanced and centered. Sessions take place in the event space at three individual stations separated by privacy dividers. This format is ideal for first timers who want an easy introduction to energy work. Denise McGrath of Restore Alignment Energies leads each session to get energy moving efficiently. No appointment is required. The cost is $50, payable by cash, check, or Venmo at @denise-mcgrath-10.

To start the season, the Dover Farmers' Market will be set in Lower Henry Law Park, then later will relocate to Nebi Park about a 5 minute walk away. Held each Wednesday, the market features a rotating mix of fresh local produce, baked goods, lobster, canned goods, and one of a kind crafts, accompanied by live music from musicians across the Seacoast. SNAP is accepted at the Market Info booth, where shoppers can receive tokens with matching funds through Granite State Market Match. A portable restroom is available nearby. Leashed pets are welcome. Bring a blanket or a folding chair to relax in the park. Metered parking is available in nearby lots and along surrounding streets.

Enjoy open-format MTG Commander play and take on fellow players in a continuing series.

Auspicious Brew hosts a welcoming open mic where musicians can share their songs and listeners can discover local talent. Sign-ups take place before the performances, and admission is free. The series returns twice each month, with one edition guided by Jon-Erik and another hosted by The Jerritones.

Queer Resilience Circle is a free group art workshop led by Jade Ruscio, offered every fourth Wednesday of the month. Drawing on the long history of zines in queer spaces as tools for visibility, mutual support, and amplifying voices, participants will create paper zines that share stories, express identity, and build community through self-published art. No prior art experience is required. Please register each month so a spot can be prepared for you.