Events in Warwick today

The Business Improvement District, in partnership with the City of Middletown, presents a weekly farmers market at Erie Way Park. Browse the pavilion for fresh produce and herbs, homemade beauty and bath items, candles, and a selection of local snacks and treats.

Volunteer Day at AOOA Farm offers hands-on help on a silvopasture regenerative farm. There is always meaningful work to do in the market garden and fields, with volunteers working alongside community members. Depending on the season, tasks can include planting, preparing and maintaining beds, harvesting, and other field work. Participation is limited to ages 16 and up. Volunteers ages 16 to 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Because AOOA is a working farm, wear weather-appropriate outdoor clothing such as a hat, sunglasses, layers or rain gear as needed, along with gloves and closed-toed shoes. Pack a reusable water bottle.

Set within Ringwood State Park, this art gallery doubles as a performance space, offering a room surrounded by artwork where music carries with clarity. The setting suits a blues program that travels from Delta roots to the Chicago sound, allowing each note to resonate throughout the space.

A team of ten sound healers gathers in a meadow in Warwick for a community sound immersion aligned with the full moon and the equinox. There is no stage, and practitioners form a circle around participants so live vibrations arrive from every direction as daylight fades and the moon rises. Crystal bowls, gongs, chimes, and other sacred acoustic instruments blend into an enveloping soundscape, with many hands and many voices shaping one shared field of tone. Attendance is intentionally limited to keep the circle intimate, and the focus is on resting at the heart of the meadow while the collective holds the space with music.

At Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center, Hotel California, the original tribute to the Eagles, delivers a concert that honors a groundbreaking rock catalog with precision and heart. For more than three decades, the group has toured the world recreating the band’s signature sound with striking lead vocals, meticulous musicianship, rich harmonies, and a polished live presentation. Founded in 1986, they have earned a reputation as a premier stand-in for the Eagles, performing for large outdoor crowds and arena audiences and sharing bills with artists such as the Doobie Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Styx, Gretchen Wilson, and REO Speedwagon. Their travels have taken them across India, Bermuda, Dubai, Japan, Tahiti, and throughout North America, and the current lineup brings over a century of combined professional experience to the stage. The result is a seasoned celebration of the Eagles’ music performed with care and authenticity. Ticket options include VIP seating in rows A through D for $79 with VIP entrance, early admission, one complimentary drink, and an SLPAC T-shirt. Standard seating is $55 for rows E through M and $45 for rows N through Z. Balcony seating is $55 in rows A and D, and $35 in rows B, C, E, F, and G.

Norton Smull brings a blend of rock, country, and blues to Stew n’ Dolly’s Place.

This event takes place at a track and features organized racing. Access to the track comes first, registration closes next, and racing follows. An on-site porta-potty will be available. Bringing a table and a generator is recommended for your setup. For class listings, event rules, and preregistration, please refer to the website provided in the event information.

AOOA Farm hosts a family friendly seasonal brunch built around fresh, locally grown ingredients prepared with care. Each gathering offers a fixed menu that showcases peak seasonal flavors, served in a welcoming farm setting. The meal is prix fixe, and reservations are required. Full menu details will be announced soon.

Experience a mix of roots, blues, and rock and roll in one musical event.

Jeff Dye brings a high-energy stand-up set that skips polite small talk in favor of big, unruly laughs. With appearances on Gutfeld and The Joe Rogan Experience, he delivers sharp, unfiltered humor at full volume. His credits span MTV's Money From Strangers, NBC's Better Late Than Never, and The Tonight Show, reflecting everything from hidden-camera mischief to globe-trotting comedy and late-night punchlines. This performance takes place at the Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center Pavillion.

A fundraiser featuring jewelry from around the world takes place on the second level, outside the café. Browse a range of pieces that highlight global craftsmanship and style. Discover something special while contributing to the fundraising effort.

An ambitious screenwriter becomes entwined in a risky relationship with a once-celebrated film star who is intent on reclaiming the spotlight. William Holden, Gloria Swanson, and Eric von Stroheim lead the cast. Billy Wilder directs, with a screenplay by Charles Brackett, Billy Wilder, and D.M. Marchman Jr. The film runs 1 hour and 50 minutes and will be presented in DCP, courtesy of Swank Motion Pictures.

An interactive weekly jazz jam with Jazz WaHi. This recurring session highlights live improvisation and participation.

The second edition of the Arts and Culture Festival brings a lively mix of creativity, community, and innovation. Expect gallery-style visual showcases, stage performances and cultural presentations, hands-on workshops with activities for families, and a marketplace featuring local food and distinctive vendors. The event also provides opportunities to connect with artists and community organizations. Whether your interests lean toward art, culture, or food, it offers a meaningful outing with family and friends and continues a growing community tradition.