Live music in Brattleboro, VT

Four Phantoms Brewing Company hosts a casual pub sing centered on traditional songs in the public domain. The gathering is open to all experience levels, and participants can share favorite tunes. The family friendly taproom offers a small food menu along with a wide selection of beer, cider, mead, and nonalcoholic beverages.

Lumos presents an intimate candlelit tribute to two classical greats at St. Stanislaus Catholic Parish in Winchester. A string trio will perform a program centered on Mozart and Vivaldi, featuring Eine kleine Nachtmusik, movements from Divertimento K.563, selections from The Four Seasons, Gloria, and the third movement of the Concerto in A minor. Seating is first come within allocated tiered zones labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. This experience offers two separate sittings, with doors opening ahead of each. The event welcomes guests ages eight and older. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement cannot be guaranteed. In support of community causes, a donation is directed to a different charity each month.

Hosted by Fly Fishers International Northeast Council, the Northeast Fly Fishers & Outdoors Festival takes place at Franklin County Fairgrounds in Greenfield, Massachusetts. The event centers on teaching, conservation efforts, and building community, welcoming fly fishers as well as people who enjoy the outdoors for music, learning, and shared experiences. The fairgrounds offer a setting to connect around shared values and a beverage in a scenic part of the Northeast. Onsite camping will be available, allowing conversations to continue after closing. Details about exhibitors and sponsors will be shared, and the festival’s logo and branding are by Design Refinery.

NRBQ brings a wide-ranging sound that is adventurous and inventive yet down-to-earth and immediately inviting. The music threads together barrelhouse rhythm and blues, the bright snap of British Invasion pop, full-throttle rockabilly, free-spirited jazz exploration, and many other influences. It all locks into a driving groove that gets feet moving, and the music radiates a joyful, good-humored spirit with heartfelt warmth.

Dirty Johnny hosts a karaoke night built around singing with friends. Taking place at the Vic, it has grown into a popular standout for the venue, offering a friendly vibe and plenty of sing-along moments.

Experience an open mic at the Voo, hosted by Jim McRae.

Part of the Faculty & Guest Series, Keene State College Music Department faculty member Dr. Alexander Kollias showcases the clarinet in a solo performance with pianist Vladimir Odinokikh. The concert takes place in the Alumni Recital Hall at the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College. Admission is $15 for the general public, $10 for senior citizens, and free for students.