Events in Stamford
Georgia Peach Truck — Greenwich, CT @ McArdle's Florist and Garden Center
Georgia Peach Truck will make a stop at McArdle's Florist and Garden Center with fresh Georgia peaches from the historic Dickey Farms in Musella, Georgia, along with shelled Georgia pecans. Discounted pricing is available when preordering, and walk-up sales may be limited or unavailable, so placing an order in advance is the best way to secure your items. All preorders are non-refundable and must be collected during the pickup window selected at checkout. Orders that are not claimed will not be left at the host location.
McArdle's Florist and Garden CenterReady, Set, K!
A small group, play-based kindergarten readiness program at SproutWell helps rising kindergarteners build executive functioning, confidence, and classroom readiness skills. Co-led by former Special-Education Classroom teachers, including Rikki Dworkis, who now work in private practice supporting students with academic and executive functioning skills, this 10-week program focuses on problem solving, organizational skills, transitions, attention, and peer interactions. Created in response to families looking for ways to help their child feel confident starting kindergarten, it is designed to make the transition smoother.
SproutWell Pediatric Integrative MedicineCritter Caravan
A traveling mammal and reptile show arrives with close-up animal encounters and a focus on learning. Meet live creatures and discover fun facts about feathered, furry, and scaly wildlife, a spirited kickoff to the Summer Reading program. Suitable for all ages. Photography and video may be taken for social media, and anyone who would prefer not to be included should inform staff.
Bridgeport Public Library - Newfield BranchA Monet Moment | Hotel MTK
Break from the everyday with A Monet Moment at hotelMTK, a Manager's Reception featuring Dr. Sue Carpenter. Gather on The Hub Patio for a relaxed setting with complimentary cocktails and small bites, along with conversation that fosters connection and fresh perspectives. Admission is free, everyone is welcome, and no RSVP is required. After the reception, guests can enjoy 10% off dinner at The Hub.
Margaritaville Wednesday at Pastime
Margaritaville Wednesday at Pastime features a specials menu from Joe every Wednesday throughout the summer, paired with Happy Hour and sunset views. Most weeks also include live performances by local entertainers.
Pastime Athletic & Social ClubSound Bath with Lisa Pak
Settle into a restorative sound bath at Earthplace led by Lisa Pak, founder of Hummingbird Healing Center. The session begins with a brief guided meditation while participants rest on yoga mats, blankets, and pillows. A multi-instrumental soundscape featuring Himalayan bowls, gongs, crystal bowls, and nature-inspired instruments like rain sticks and bird whistles creates an immersive atmosphere that aims to leave participants relaxed and refreshed. Please bring your own yoga mat, blanket, and pillow for comfort. Registration is required, and space is limited.
EarthplaceOpening Reception: Concurrent Artists-in-Residence Exhibitions
Concurrent exhibitions spotlight the 2025–2026 residency cohort at Clay Art Center, featuring Rittenberg Artist-in-Residence Alvaro Villa, second-year residents Christine Raposas and Carley Holzem, and Westchester Community Foundation Fellow Stephanie Perez. Living A Dream, Riding A Wave brings together Raposas, Holzem, and Perez, who use clay to animate three distinct journeys. Their works traverse a playful realm of queer joy, a dystopian space that hovers between the familiar and the unknown, and a surreal vision of a rainbow beneath the sea. Through texture, color, and form, each artist shapes a separate world that shares a single animating force. In La House of Objects en el Orbital, Alvaro Villa, working as a ceramic brujo, invites viewers into a place where kiln and cauldron meet and devotional objects carry meditative and ritual significance. The presentation honors the art and magic of objects, tools, and planning within his practice, showcasing brick-red ceramic pieces and mixed-media sculptures that elevate the implements, sketches, and materials that drive his process. Studio tools return as newly imagined works through a blend of ceramic craft and subversive rethinking. Founded in 1998 by Director Emeritus Reena Kashyap, Clay Art Center’s nationally recognized artist-in-residence program offers emerging artists the time and space to develop their voices while gaining experience in a community setting through teaching, sharing technical knowledge, and supporting studio operations. Selected through a competitive process, artists come to Port Chester from across the country and many go on to build thriving careers around the world. The Westchester Community Fellowship is supported by the Westchester Community Foundation, a division of The New York Community Trust.
Clay Art CenterLittle Pub and Literature-Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy
Fairfield Public Library partners with Fairfield's Little Pub for a relaxed gathering that blends a book discussion with cocktails, light bites, and plenty of laughs. The conversation is led by Nancy Sweeney, manager of the Fairfield Woods Branch. Copies are available from the Fairfield Public Library, and the program is open to everyone. The selection is Wild Dark Shores by Charlotte McConaghy, a novel praised by Reese Witherspoon, Emily St. John Mandel, Fredrik Backman, and the Washington Post. It is a social setting where familiar faces and new readers can connect over the featured novel.
Little Pub FairfieldPaint and Sip – Party in the USA!
Celebrate summer with a cheerful paint and sip session featuring a berry cake on canvas, finished with a touch of American pride. An instructor provides step-by-step guidance so every participant can create a beautiful design from start to finish. Enjoy a relaxed, creative atmosphere and head home with a festive piece you can proudly say you made yourself.
The Pottery FactoryGospel Night At Calf Pasture Beach
Gospel Night at Calf Pasture Beach offers a powerful evening by the water. Attendees may want to bring a blanket or beach chair for comfort and share the experience with someone they love.
Calf Pasture BeachSon Little - CityFolk Tour - Free Concert
Son Little brings the CityFolk Tour to Westport for a free concert. Announced as the season’s first free show, it offers complimentary tickets with access available to Levitt Pavilion members. Membership provides priority entry, special pre-sales, and discounts on paid-ticket events. The season also includes more than 50 performances presented free to the public beneath the night sky.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsAll Ages Open Mic
An open mic for all ages returns to Park City Music Hall with a refreshed format. Artists across disciplines are invited to submit through the Google form linked on the venue’s event page, and those selected will be contacted in advance. Music of any genre, spoken word, and dance routines are all welcome. Performances must be suitable for all audiences, so please prepare radio edits with no profanity or inappropriate innuendo. Performers are encouraged to bring friends and family. The venue’s full kitchen and bar will be available, offering craft cocktails for guests 21 and over, along with craft mocktails and soft drinks for those under 21. Age-specific wristbands will be used. Attendees under 21 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Food service begins when doors open and continues until the Kitchen Open light is turned off.
Park City Music HallNEW JOKE NIGHT @ The Stack
Fresh jokes take the spotlight at this event. Admission is free, and sign-in is available.
Artisan Stack Cafe 281 Fairfield Avenue, Bridgeport, CT, United States, Connecticut 06604Victor Wooten and The Wooten Brothers
The Wooten Brothers channel a deep musical heritage into the future, tearing down genre walls and linking styles in surprising ways. Their family-band chemistry fuels a sound that is both grounded and adventurous. Bar by bar, whether live or on record, they deliver an electrifying experience with an almost cosmic pull.
SHU Community TheatrePoetz Realm
Poetz Realm features Jerome Geyer at BPT Creates. The Bridgeport Arts & Culture Council is producing the event. Hosting duties are handled by Influence and Prince Letif, and DJ Danny Dubs provides the music.
BPT CreatesHamilton Leithauser w/ Renny Conti at District Music Hall (Norwalk)
Hamilton Leithauser headlines District Music Hall with Renny Conti, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. Known for his work as the frontman of The Walkmen, Leithauser spent eight years writing and recording his solo album This Side of the Island in Bedford Stuyvesant, shifting from the folk-rock of earlier releases to a groovier, bass-forward sound shaped by wide-ranging influences. A crucial stretch at Aaron Dessner’s Long Pond Studio helped bring the record to completion, with Dessner broadening its scale and contributing across tracks. Leithauser’s distinctive voice and sharp lyricism delve into solitude, love, loss, and resilience, tracing personal change alongside a turbulent world. The show is all ages.
District Music HallEarly Walkers
Infants between 9 and 18 months who are starting to crawl and walk are welcome to join Early Walkers with a parent or caregiver. Enjoy songs, fingerplays, movement, and simple stories to introduce your young one to the library. Space is limited for a more intimate learning experience, so please arrive on time, as there will be no admittance after the program begins.
Cos Cob LibraryGreenwich Library – Summer Storytime
Created for young children attending with a parent or caregiver, this storytime features short tales, songs, movement, and fingerplay activities that nurture early literacy and build excitement for books and reading.
Greenwich LibraryGreenwich Library – LaserLab: Design & Create
Greenwich Library’s LaserLab: Design & Create offers friendly, project-focused support for laser engraving. Whether you have questions about suitable materials or need guidance with graphic design, staff handle the engraver and provide direction so your final piece turns out its best.
Greenwich LibraryCos Cob Library – Baby Lapsit (1PM)
Baby Lapsit features songs, fingerplays, gentle movement, and short stories to enjoy with your baby. It provides a simple introduction to the library for babies through easy, shared activities.
URBAN TACO FOOD DRIVE TO BENEFIT BLACK ROCK FOOD PANTRY
A food drive benefiting the Black Rock Food Pantry is hosted by Rob from Urban Taco Company. This event is dedicated to supporting the pantry through community participation.
Food Drive 4 Black Rock Food Pantry
UrbanTaqo and Cross Country Mortgage are hosting a community food drive to support the Black Rock Food Pantry. Shelf-stable food items are being collected, and donations will be loaded onto the UrbanTaqo food truck for delivery to the pantry. Every contribution helps, even a single item. There may be free margaritas for donors. Organized by Robert Forti and Omar Jimenez of UrbanTaqo, along with Jay and Kerry Talisano of Cross Country Mortgage of Fairfield.
CrossCountry Mortgage, LLC🎶 Sound Bath for Recovery Support 🎶 at FRE Recovery Community Center
Settle into a restorative sound bath crafted to support recovery at the FRE Recovery Community Center. The session is led by Caitlyn Corson, a Certified Sound and Meditation Practitioner with 14 years of sobriety, who guides participants through calming soundscapes and gentle vibrations to foster relaxation, mindful awareness, and emotional balance. Benefits can include easing stress and anxiety, sharpening concentration, supporting restful sleep, nurturing healing, and inviting thoughtful self-reflection. Free to attend and open to everyone, including those in recovery, loved ones, and anyone seeking a peaceful reset.
Family ReEntry CRJBruce Beginnings: Your Plate Squared
Explore the Your Plate Squared exhibition through a story centered on food. This program uses storytelling to guide the visit and celebrates the theme of what we eat.
Bruce MuseumPhoebe Robinson
Phoebe Robinson delivers a live standup set. Beyond the stage, she is a bestselling author with work as a producer, actress, and publisher. Her second special is titled "I Don't Wanna Work Anymore."
New York Comedy ClubFitz and The Tantrums
Fitz and The Tantrums take center stage as multi-platinum artists with a track record of catchy, high-energy songs and albums that have made a lasting impact on popular music and culture. This event highlights their widely recognized anthems and feel-good hooks.
The Ridgefield PlayhouseArts & Crafts Supply Swap at Art Monster Studio
An arts and crafts supply swap is taking place at Art Monster Studio. Anyone who wants to contribute materials in advance can place them in the labeled boxes set near the studio’s art-themed vending machine. Since the entrance can be hard to spot, a short video has been shared to show exactly where the boxes are located. If dropping items at the studio is not convenient, the organizer can accept a home drop-off or arrange a pickup through a direct message.
Art Monster StudioThe Boathouse at Saugatuck Rowing PATIO HAPPY HOUR
Settle into a patio seat at The Boathouse at Saugatuck Rowing Club for a relaxed happy hour by the water. Enjoy views along Connecticut’s Gold Coast and the Saugatuck River with a summery, waterfront dining atmosphere. It is an easy way to savor the season in Westport with outdoor seating, coastal scenery, and a laid-back vibe.
Multi-Chamber After Hours
Four regional chamber networks come together in one place for a Multi-Chamber Business After Hours at The Norwalk Inn. This gathering brings BRBC, Stratford Chamber, Trumbull Chamber, and the Greater Norwalk Chamber into one room for meaningful conversations with professionals, business owners, and community leaders from across the region. It offers a chance to expand your network beyond the usual circle, increase visibility, build new relationships, and open doors to fresh opportunities. Admission is $20 for chamber members and $30 for future members or non-members.
Norwalk Inn & Conference CenterCigars & Spirits
Enjoy a summer evening on the garden patio at Ralph ’n’ Rich’s with a relaxed cigar and spirits gathering featuring Spark City Smoke & Vape. Create your own experience with à la carte options for cigars, food, and drink pairings available throughout the evening. No tickets are required. Reservations are encouraged, and walk-ins are welcome.
Ralph 'n' Rich'sBeardsley Adult Book Club (The Dream Hotel by Laila Lalami)
A relaxed book club gathers over coffee and conversation at the Beardsley Branch Library. Participants discuss favorite reads, explore new genres, and connect with fellow book lovers. The selection changes each month, and this session focuses on The Dream Hotel by Laila Lalami. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Registration is encouraged, and walk-ins are welcome. For more information, call 203-332-0025.
Dinner Hours with Calliopi (6/25)
Calliopi takes the stage at brass and bone with a set that blends original songs and covers. This intimate show unfolds in a new CT venue.
Meditation and Sound Bath - $30 Drop-in
Step away from the bustle and settle into calm with a gentle class that blends guided meditation and restorative sound. It begins with a soft landing and simple breathwork to help you arrive, followed by a grounding meditation to focus your attention and ease the body. You will then get comfortable while live instruments such as crystal singing bowls, a gong, chimes, and other tonal tools create a soothing soundscape. The vibrations can be felt as well as heard, inviting deep rest, emotional release, clarity, and a steady sense of ease. Expect a peaceful, rejuvenating experience that includes guided meditation, an unhurried sound bath, and quiet time for integration. This session is well suited for easing stress or anxiety, supporting better sleep, resetting emotions, or anyone seeking profound rest. No experience is necessary. You may lie down or sit upright, choosing the position that feels best for your body. Bring water and cozy layers. An eye pillow, blanket, or journal is optional and can add comfort.
Fifth State
A warm summer evening at the gazebo on Sherman Town Green in Fairfield features a 90-minute set packed with high-energy rock covers from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, along with classic rock favorites.
Sherman Town GreenMiss Tutti & The Fruity Band
This free-ticket children’s concert features Miss Tutti and The Fruity Band, a retro-pop project that uplifts confidence, inclusivity, and LGBTQ+ representation for kids and families. Upbeat songs encourage singing and dancing while a vibrant group of musicians celebrates self love and individuality. The music is co-produced by educator Gracie Nash and two time Grammy and Tony Award winner Charlie Rosen, with a playful spirit that nods to Mr. Rogers and The Monkees. Their debut release, Confidence Juice, highlights the unique qualities that make each person who they are. The ensemble brings together New York City musicians and educators, including Emma Jayne, an Emmy nominee seen on The Tonight Show, Laura Dadap of Nickelodeon, Dan Corica of Theatreworks, Olivia Griffin of Little Shop of Horrors, and Scott Still of the NY Pops. For founder Gracie Nash, also known as Miss Tutti, the rise of body positivity in music and media provided empowering representation that inspired her to write the songs she wished she could have heard as a child. Having experienced bullying at an early age and finding refuge in welcoming music classrooms, she is dedicated to creating a musical safe space for everyone, kids and adults alike. An ice cream truck by College Creamery will be available. This show is sponsored by the Women’s League of Westport. The Children’s Series receives lead underwriting and support from Berkowitz, Hanna, Amdur & Wildstein LLC and the Across the Globe Children’s Foundation, with additional support from Yale New Haven Health. Part of the Levitt Pavilion season, the lineup features more than 50 free-ticket performances, including the Children’s Series on Wednesdays and select Thursdays, plus Stars on Tour events and a Gala across spring, summer, and fall. By claiming a ticket or attending, guests agree to follow venue rules and safety protocols, which may change, and policies can vary by show.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsTrivia Thursdays
A weekly trivia night takes place at Spacecat Brewery in Norwalk. The evening features friendly competition in a relaxed setting, and there is usually a chance to chat with others before the questions start.
South NorwalkCT Mirror and The Westport Library Present: The State of Journalism in 2026
CT Mirror and The Westport Library present a panel on the state of journalism led by host John Dankosky. Guests include Richard Tofel, ProPublica’s first employee and founding general manager, who worked with CT Mirror on its Pulitzer Prize winning investigation, and Marie Shanahan, head of UConn’s journalism department and a leading researcher in digital journalism, news literacy, and public discourse. The conversation examines how newsrooms and educators are training the next generation of reporters for what lies ahead, and how organizations like ProPublica have reshaped the media landscape with new models for investigative and nonprofit reporting.
The Westport LibraryPRIDE MONTH CELEBRATION - EVERY THURSDAY IN JUNE!
Celebrate Pride Month with a weekly paint-and-sip series held every Thursday in June at the Harbor Point Studio. Each class features a lively painting selection and a playlist spotlighting LGBTQ+ icons such as Lady Gaga, Madonna, Chappell Roan and more. Pinot's Palette Stamford has been crafting paint-and-sip experiences in this studio for over a decade, and these sessions welcome both groups and individuals. No experience is required, as trained local artists guide participants step by step through the featured painting, and all necessary supplies are included with registration. While you paint, choose from soft drinks, mocktails, beer, specialty cocktails, gourmet coffees, and premium wines by the glass or bottle from the bar. Free parking is available. A cancellation policy applies to reservations.
Shawn Colvin
Shawn Colvin is a distinctive and enduring voice among female singer-songwriters. Her repertoire features carefully crafted songs that unfold gradually, offering both artistry and emotional release. Many listeners come to regard these works as lasting companions they return to again and again.
Sacred Heart University Community TheatreThe Aquabats!
Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, punk rock superheroes The Aquabats bring their high energy show to District Music Hall in an all ages event. Since forming in 1994 in Orange County, they have blended catchy, fast paced songs with playful stage antics and colorful gear like Paul Frank designed belts, bright rash guards, black eye masks, and helmets that champion positivity. Their evolving lineup and spirit of fun have earned a loyal fanbase that spans generations. The band’s history features Blink 182’s Travis Barker on drums under the name Baron Von Tito. On screen, The Aquabats! Super Show! aired on the Hub Network and received multiple Daytime Emmy nominations along with a win. Their catalog includes The Return of the Aquabats (1996), The Fury of the Aquabats! (1997), The Aquabats vs. The Floating Eye of Death (1999), Myths, Legends and Other Amazing Adventures, Vol. 2 (2000), Yo! Check Out This Ride! (EP, 2004), Charge!! (2005), Radio Down! (EP, 2010), Hi-Five Soup! (2011), and the 2020 album Kooky Spooky… In Stereo! Current members are Christian Jacobs as the MC Bat Commander on lead vocals, Chad Larson as Crash McLarson on bass and vocals, Ian Fowles as Eaglebones Falconhawk on guitar, Richard Falomir as Ricky Fitness on drums, and James Briggs as Jimmy the Robot on keyboards, woodwinds, and vocals.
District Music HallLivingston Taylor
Livingston Taylor brings more than five decades of music-making to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. A performer, songwriter, recording artist, and educator, he is often likened to a mix of Mark Twain, a college professor, and a musical icon. Known for wit, warmth, and connection, he draws from over 25 albums as well as familiar classics. His songwriting includes Top 40 hits recorded by his brother James Taylor, and his career has featured collaborations and shared stages with Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac, and Jimmy Buffett. Comfortable across folk, pop, classical, gospel, and jazz, his shows range from lively storytelling and intimate ballads to full orchestral presentations. For more than thirty years he served as a full professor at Berklee College of Music, where he created the Stage Performance course and taught students such as Charlie Puth, John Mayer, Susan Tedeschi, Molly Tuttle, Liz Longley, and Gavin DeGraw. He continues to bring that curriculum to institutions nationwide, including the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami, NASA’s Goddard Space Center, and Tulane Law School, and he has distilled his approach in the book Stage Performance, built on over 5,000 hours of stage experience. Expect a singing storyteller who flies airplanes and rides motorcycles, appearing solo, with a band, or with an orchestra, and bringing heart, humor, and seasoned craft to StageOne.
StageOneTHE ZOO @ VOLTA (7th Floor Indoor Soccer)
A watch party for the Team USA World Cup match takes place on the seventh floor at Volta in Stamford, CT. The event welcomes Team USA supporters and fans of THE ZOO to an indoor soccer venue with a bar. Adult beverages are available.
Volta STC StamfordSome Hacks are back
Some Hacks are back at The Sinclair for a rocking performance. Their return brings them to the venue's stage once again.
The SinclairGeorgia Peach Truck
Georgia Peach Truck brings fresh Georgia peaches from historic Dickey Farms in Musella, Georgia, along with shelled pecans from the Peach State, to Gilbertie’s Garden Center. Preordering is encouraged for discounted pricing and to guarantee availability, since walk-up sales may not be offered. Preordered items are non-refundable and must be picked up during the scheduled window selected at checkout, and missed orders will not be left at the host location.
Gilbertie's Garden CenterJonathan Niles Chapman at Brass & Bone (6/25)
Brass & Bone presents a performance by Jonathan Niles Chapman, a guitarist, singer, and songwriter from Danbury, Connecticut who has been a fixture of the local scene for over a decade. His playing has carried him from lively barrooms and tucked-away stages across the state to venues around the country. He has toured and performed with Poverty Hash, Saint Bernadette, and Guerillafinga, and he has also led his own projects The Last Minutemen, Zen Dudes & the Universe, and Three Legged Dog. Drawing on blues, jazz, and folk, his music blends grit with soul, pairing groove with storytelling. Influences span Sam Cooke and Little Richard to Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan, shaping songs that move, bite, and linger.
Japanese Storytime
Children are welcome to a weekly session featuring stories, games, and music in Japanese. The event is held outdoors, so remember sunscreen, hats, and blankets to sit on. In case of bad weather, the storytime will be moved indoors, and tickets will be required due to limited space. Please arrive on time as there will be no admittance after the program begins.
Cos Cob LibraryTech Help
Get your technology questions answered by library staff. If you need assistance with your computer, laptop, cell phone, or tablet, bring your questions for one-on-one help. Note that these sessions are limited to 15 minutes per person. For more in-depth assistance, you can make a Tech Training Appointment.
Greenwich Library🦞 Cousins Maine Lobster is joining Bridgeport Correctional Center 🦞
Cousins Maine Lobster will be on site at Bridgeport Correctional Center with a menu of Maine-inspired specialties. Look for lobster rolls brushed with butter, Connecticut style classics served warm, lobster tacos, and velvety bisque, all showcasing big coastal flavor. A convenient lunch option for anyone nearby.
🦞 Cousins Maine Lobster at Designs By Lee Inc 🦞
At Designs By Lee Inc, Maine lobster and other seafood are prepared to order, with highlights like lobster rolls and tacos, rich lobster bisque, and tater tots topped with lobster. It suits a quick lunch, a brief work break, or a speedy lobster fix. Ordering ahead is available to help minimize wait times.
Georgia Peach Truck — Stamford, CT @ Designs By Lee
Georgia Peach Truck brings orchard-fresh peaches from historic Dickey Farms in Musella, Georgia, along with shelled pecans from the Peach State, to Designs By Lee. To secure your items and access discounted pricing, place a preorder. Walk-up availability may be limited, so ordering ahead is the best way to ensure you do not miss out. Preordered items are nonrefundable and must be collected during the pickup window chosen at checkout. Orders that are not retrieved will not be left with the host.
Designs by LeeGreenwich Library – Crafty Kids
Enjoy a nature-themed craft activity where participants create a project inspired by the outdoors. Supplies are limited. Suitable for all ages when accompanied by a parent or caregiver.
Greenwich LibraryMike Milazzo
Mike Milazzo is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist who mixes rock, folk, country, and blues into an Americana style. His CDs include Love is a Cage and The World...
Chuck Nice
See Chuck Nice, a Philadelphia native and 18-year stand-up comedy veteran with a rich history in television and radio. He provided comic relief to the Radio Chick show for eight years. He is the host of Buy Like A Mega Millionaire on HGTV, The Juice on Veria Living and The Hot Ten on Centric. Chuck is seen regularly on the Today Show, has guest hosted Joy Behar’s Say Anything, and co-hosted The View. Chuck is also the co-host of Star Talk Radio with Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson, where he provides humorous commentary on science.
New York Comedy ClubPort Chester, NY - Shakedown Citi - 06/25/26
Shakedown Citi steps onto the jam band scene with new energy, a group that took shape in 2023 in the Grateful Dead parking lot at Citi Field after its members met on Shakedown Street. This show spotlights the band born from that encounter.
Tri State Dance Festival 2026
The event includes workshops with national and international instructors, dance performances, parties, and a youth dance competition and showcase.
Hilton Stamford Hotel & Executive Meeting CenterBarnun fire works Friday June 26th from 5-9pm
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Seaside ParkElevate Bridgeport Future Forward Mocktail Hour
Elevate Bridgeport presents the Future Forward fundraiser, an immersive evening that brings community, purpose, and opportunity into one setting. More than a typical gathering, it centers on supporting students as they grow, explore their potential, and take meaningful steps toward what comes next. The program features a polished atmosphere, student-led projects with creative showcases, and live moments that spotlight talent, progress, and possibility. It also offers opportunities to connect with a community dedicated to supporting the next generation. Tickets are $75 per guest.
Elevate BridgeportParish Bonfire Nights
Settle in for an easygoing evening focused on community and simple summer fun with the parish. Guests are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or blanket and a favorite outdoor game. Pizza, s’mores, and a selection of water and soft drinks will be provided. Admission is $5 per person or $20 per family household, and organizers ask that you indicate how many people are in your household to help with planning. Registration is available.
St. Pius X Catholic ChurchMatty & Mike At The Farmhouse At The Crossroads
This event features live music by Matty & Mike at Farmhouse at the Crossroads, set in a friendly, social atmosphere.
Farmhouse at the CrossroadsBeachy Stoneware Workshop (Mount Kisco)
Craft a custom stoneware piece with a coastal feel in this hands-on workshop. In the Designing Dishes Workshop, participants are guided through every stage of a highlighted pottery project. Afterward, each creation is fired in a kiln and ready to take home in about five to seven days. Leave with a finished piece you can proudly call your own.
The Pottery Factory - Mount KiscoMosaic Lantern Workshop
Create a mosaic lamp or candle jar in a hands-on workshop with step-by-step guidance and all supplies provided. A creative specialist leads the process while you choose the design elements that reflect your style. No experience is required. You can take your project home the same day. To complete the piece, apply grout 24 hours after the workshop. This final step can be done at home, or grouting can be arranged for an additional fee.
The Pottery FactoryHero Dog Event
Show your pup some love while supporting the Dogtopia Foundation. Dogs attending daycare can enjoy a wholesome snack with a donation. Make the gift recurring for your dog to become a Hero Dog.
Dogtopia of Port ChesterMaker Night
Enjoy a hands-on pottery experience perfect for friends, couples, and coworkers. Instructors introduce the fundamentals of wheel throwing so each participant can shape a ball of clay into a personal piece. Everyone chooses a glaze from the studio’s selection for one item, which is then fired and ready for pickup in approximately three to four weeks. No previous experience is required. The session costs $70 and is open to ages 17 and up. All materials and firing are included, and each person keeps one finished piece. Registration is per individual and participants work on their own pottery wheels. Closed beverages may be brought to enjoy during class. Recognized by Westchester Magazine’s Best of Westchester as Best Artsy Night Out.
Clay Art CenterCOSMIC SKATE
Skate under dim lights with the music turned up while colorful effects create a club-style atmosphere on ice. Cruise the rink with friends, take relaxed breaks between tracks, and ease into the groove for the entire session. The vibe stays upbeat and effortless, with a fresh feel every time you lace up. Bring your crew and turn it into a new favorite way to spend a weekend night.
Chaparelle
Zella Day and Jesse Woods unite as Chaparelle for a free-ticket performance that showcases their songwriting and intertwining vocals. Their collaboration draws on the spirit of classic country duos such as George and Tammy or Gram and Emmylou, with songs that reflect themes of love and a distinctly Texan character. Presented as part of the Levitt Pavilion 2026 Season, this show sits within a lineup of more than 50 free performances alongside a Stars on Tour paid series and a Gala spanning spring, summer, and fall. A membership program supports free access to the arts, with members receiving access to a reserved pool of free tickets when available and special discounts on paid shows. Claiming a ticket or attending signifies agreement to the venue’s rules and safety protocols, which may change, and policies can vary by performance.
Levitt PavilionSAVE THE DATE! Moth Ball
Spend a creative evening exploring the night with moth observation, stations for lightsheeting, interactive activities, crafts, and after-dark nature walks. Costumes are encouraged, so feel free to dress as a favorite moth or other nighttime creature. Refreshments will be provided.
EarthplaceYacht Rock Gold
This showcase from Yacht Rock Gold Experience spotlights Yacht Rock, a style celebrated for its commercial success and loyal fans. It features favorite tracks from the late 1970s and early 1980s, offering nostalgia for longtime listeners while introducing the era’s smooth sound to new audiences.
Sacred Heart University Community Theatre80s Dance Party
At Fairfield Theatre Company’s Warehouse in Fairfield, CT, an 80s Dance Party raises funds for the organization. MC Paul Herman and the PressPlay team will keep the music flowing all night with a mix of 80s pop hits and high-energy dance tracks that keep the floor moving. Expect a colorful retro atmosphere, and 80s outfits like leg warmers, bold colors, and big hair will feel right at home. Whether the decade is a fond memory or a new favorite, this celebration channels the look and sound of 1985.
WarehouseA Bronx Tale: One Man Show starring Chazz Palminteri
Chazz Palminteri brings his celebrated one-man story to the screen with A Bronx Tale: The Original One Man Show, serving as writer, director, and star. This new stage-play film preserves the intimacy of his live performance, with every character portrayed by Palminteri and captured in close detail. It debuts as the opening night presentation of De Niro Con, a special Tribeca event honoring Robert De Niro and his body of work. Long before this premiere, Palminteri held firm to telling his own story, turning down major offers so he could write it and play Sonny himself, a choice that led to the beloved feature film collaboration with De Niro. Having performed the one-man play more than a thousand times, often to sold-out houses, Palminteri now offers a cinematic version designed to bring audiences even closer to the characters and the neighborhood at the heart of the tale. The film was produced by 3 Nuts Studios, the independent team of Jason Nower, John J. Sheridan, and Mike “The Homeless Pimp” Lavin, whose recent work includes comedy specials with Chris Distefano, Jared Freid, Dan Soder, and Colin Quinn. They oversaw editing and visual post in close collaboration with Palminteri. Executive producers include Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, Jon Kilik, and Palminteri’s manager Brian Liebman. De Niro Con expands the celebration with screenings of classic De Niro films, an anniversary showing of Mean Streets, and a conversation between De Niro and Martin Scorsese moderated by Nas. The event also features an exhibition of hundreds of items from De Niro’s personal archive and interactive experiences such as a Cape Fear inspired tattoo parlor offering real tattoos, movie trivia, a hero-sandwich competition, and playful Meet the Parents style polygraph tests. Single tickets are $50, and full-festival passes start at $150.
The Capitol TheatreCome Watch the World Cup Games with US!
Enjoy the World Cup with a community watch party where fans gather to watch the matches, share food, and cheer on the teams together in a friendly atmosphere.
Cape Verdean Association of Bridgeport🔥🎶🔥The Alter Ego Band Rocks The Sunset Grille🔥🎶🔥
Live music from The Alter Ego Band comes to Sunset Grille, a waterfront restaurant on the Long Island Sound in Norwalk. This appearance marks a first night by the water for the group. The setting pairs the band’s high-energy show with food and drinks from the restaurant. Reservations are recommended, as they can fill quickly.
Sunset GrilleVertigo
Live music takes center stage in a weekly series presented over multiple months. Enjoy a steady lineup of performances that keep the music going week after week.
B.J. Ryan's BanC HouseCooked Up "A La Carte" at Black Duck, Westport, CT
Black Duck Cafe hosts Cooked Up - A La Carte for an evening of lively music and positive energy. The lineup includes vocalist Christine Cook, guitarist Chuck Beckman, bassist Randy Stone, and drummer Chris Powers, with Steve Ferentzy handling sound.
Black Duck CafeRed Ball Express
Red Ball Express makes its next stop at T's Kitchen, where a lively atmosphere meets good food. A dynamic power trio delivers high energy sounds that command attention and keep smiles going.
T's Pizza & KitchenCos Cob Library – Toddler Storytime (Outside)
Enjoy a weekly storytime with Miss Ann at the Cos Cob Library. This event includes stories, songs, movement, fingerplays, and puppets. Remember to bring sunscreen, hats, and blankets to sit on. In case of bad weather, the storytime will be moved indoors, and tickets will be required due to limited space. Please arrive on time, as there will be no admittance after the program begins.
Cos Cob LibraryFree the Shelter 2026
The shelter is at capacity with many wonderful animals ready to be adopted into loving homes. With support from the Cathy Kangas Foundation, FREE THE SHELTER offers an open house style adoption event where approved adopters can welcome a new best friend with no adoption fee. Every pet adopted through this event receives the standard adoption package, including spay or neuter, two vaccinations, and a microchip completed before pickup, and pets do not go home on the same day. Visitors who meet adoption requirements are welcome to come by without an appointment to meet and interact with the adoptable pets. An adoption application and processing are still required, and applications can be submitted in person during the event or sent in ahead of time. Past participants have found lasting matches here, and more than 30 pets are waiting for great homes.
Bridgeport Animal Control FacilityYacht Rock After Party
Keep the smooth vibes going at Park City Music Hall with a yacht rock after party that begins as soon as AM Gold finishes. A DJ will take over the patio, spinning beloved yacht rock tracks with a fresh twist, and the bar will offer a late-night Happy Hour. Guests from the AM Gold Yacht Rock show receive free entry, and general admission is $5. Music starts the moment the band wraps.
Park City Music HallFREE! Memory Cafe Mixer at the YMCA of Greenwich
This free Memory Cafe mixer at the YMCA of Greenwich is a monthly lunch gathering for individuals experiencing memory loss, dementia, Alzheimer's, or other cognitive changes. It provides time to relax and enjoy lunch together.
YMCA of GreenwichBaby Bear Play & Learn
This gentle, engaging session blends elements from Baby Bear Yoga and Cub Crawlers. Activities include baby yoga, songs, rhymes, music, stories, baby signing, parachute play, and bubbles.
The CubhouseHoncho Amateur Tour Powered by JOOLA - Stamford, CT
An amateur pickleball tournament from the Honcho Amateur Tour Powered by JOOLA takes place in Stamford, Connecticut, where players compete on the court.
Pickleball AmericaSaturday Clay
Get hands-on with clay in a friendly workshop for families and friends. Professional ceramic artists lead a themed handbuilding demo, then participants shape and sculpt their own creations and finish them with glaze. Pieces will be fired at Clay Art Center. The cost is $40 and covers one person. An adult is required to participate, and separate registrations are needed for each adult and each child. Suitable for ages 6 and up with a parent or guardian. Adults and children work on their own projects.
Clay Art CenterMake Your Own Pizza
This two-hour, hands-on workshop for ages 6 to 18 covers every step of pizza making, from preparing dough and sauce to choosing toppings. Participants learn how to put together each component, bake their pizza, then enjoy what they created. Registration is required. To register, stop by the Children’s Department or call 203-576-7828 ext. 103 or 101. Parents and caregivers must remain in the room for the full program.
Bridgeport Public Library - Newfield BranchGreenwich Pokémon Card Club Tournament & Meetup
This meetup and tournament brings Pokémon Trading Card Game fans together to collect, trade, and battle in a welcoming setting. Dedicated trainers are available to teach the basics to new players and help returning players sharpen their skills. Deck building, trading, and practice games lead into check-in, followed by the main competition. The tournament runs in the Standard format with a Swiss structure across three to four rounds. Matches are played as best two out of three. Eligibility is limited to players ages 6 to 17. A legal, sleeved 60 card deck is required, and cards bearing H, I, or J regulation marks are permitted. Food and prizes are provided for participants. Every player receives one booster pack for taking part, and additional booster packs are awarded to the top finishers, with three for first place, two for second, and one for third.
Family Wheel
This single-session pottery experience for families brings parents, kids, tweens, and teens together to explore the potter’s wheel. Guided by experienced ceramic artists, each participant works at an individual wheel while learning the basics of wheel throwing. Beginners are welcome and no prior experience is needed. The fee is $58. Open to ages 10 and up with a parent or guardian. All materials are provided and firing is included.
Clay Art CenterSeascape Resin Suncatcher Workshop (Mount Kisco)
Create a personalized seascape resin suncatcher at The Pottery Factory - Mount Kisco using materials such as seashells, tumbled glass, sand, starfish, and more. An instructor provides step-by-step guidance on using the resin and provided supplies as you select details to make the project your own. You may bring beach memorabilia to include in your design. Finished pieces will be available for pickup the following day.
The Pottery Factory - Mount KiscoSummer Fair
At Riverside School, St Paul's Cray, the Summer Fair encourages attendees to wear Riverside colours. The fair features fun activities, a variety of prizes, and food and refreshments, with plenty of fun throughout.
Riverside School, St Paul's CrayIrish Heartbeat: Van Morrison Tribute
A Van Morrison tribute fills the Gaelic-American Club in Fairfield with a 12-piece band of performers from the community. Vocalists Mike Johnston, Kristin Butler, Liz Ashkins, and Nathaniel Hintz front the ensemble, backed by a full rhythm and horn section and driving guitars. The event is open to the public. An in-person, cash-only ticket option is available, and GAC members who purchase in person can receive a member discount without ticket fees.
Gaelic-American ClubCircles Around The Sun
Circles Around The Sun brings a free ticket performance presented as part of Levitt Pavilion’s 2026 season. The Los Angeles based instrumental rock group began in 2015 when Justin Kreutzmann, son of the Grateful Dead drummer Bill, asked founder Neal Casal to create intermission music for the Dead’s Fare Thee Well concerts. Those pieces became Interludes for the Dead, known for spacious, improvised grooves, followed by the 2018 album Let It Wander, which leaned into free form ideas with jazz funk, soul, and fusion influences. After completing the Meets Joe Russo EP and a third album, the band endured the loss of guitarist Neal Casal in 2019. He left a note encouraging the group to continue, and they did, ultimately welcoming John Lee Shannon on guitar as they carried the project forward. Linked to Grateful Dead history in a tangible way, the band has explored a cosmic disco pathway that intersects with post rock, psych rock, jazz funk, and psychedelia, and their recordings have included collaborations with Joe Russo, Billy Strings, and Mikaela Davis. Their live show relies on original instrumentals that take a fresh turn each night. The lineup features Adam MacDougall on keys, Dan Horne on bass, John Lee Shannon on guitar, and Mark Levy on drums. This event is presented as a free ticket show within a season that includes dozens of complimentary concerts alongside select paid engagements. If the ticketing platform shows no complimentary tickets, the listing notes possible avenues such as a limited member reserve for season members while supplies last, potential releases shared through artist channels or giveaways, and first come redistribution of returned or unused tickets at the on site box office. Reserving a ticket or attending signifies agreement with venue rules and safety protocols, which may be updated, and policies can vary by performance.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsBeach Yoga - Pre registration required!
Enjoy a mixed-level beachside yoga class on the waterfront deck of the Jacky Durrell Pavilion at Penfield Beach. The class meets on the Jacky Durrell Deck, with a simple weather backup that moves to the nearby covered Penfield Pavilion deck. Advance registration is required, no walk-ins, and space is limited. The drop-in price is $30. Beginners are welcome, although those new to yoga are encouraged to start with beginner classes. Please bring a mat, any props you prefer, and sunscreen and bug spray as needed.
Jacky Durrell Banquet FacilityBest Of The Eagles
Best Of The Eagles delivers a faithful celebration of the Eagles’ music. Each musician takes on the role of an Eagles counterpart on both instruments and vocals, focusing on precision and blend. Rather than a look-alike act, the group emphasizes musicianship to capture the songs, harmonies, and atmosphere associated with the band. After selling out shows across the region, including the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey, they bring an evening of Eagles favorites to Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre.
Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace TheatreAlbert Cummings
Albert Cummings brings searing guitar and a working class edge to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. Known for powerhouse fretwork and vocals rich with feeling, he draws on the spirit of Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, and Hendrix to shape a sound that respects tradition while remaining unmistakably his own. Once a master carpenter and now a dedicated touring artist, he applies expert craftsmanship to every performance, from scorching solos to heartfelt storytelling. His latest album, Strong, debuted at number one on the Billboard Blues chart, underscoring his place among today’s leading voices in modern blues.
StageOne[STAMFORD] FESTIVE CONCERT-DISCO FOR THE DAY OF...
Enjoy a festive concert-disco in celebration of Constitution Day of Ukraine. The event will feature a non-stop concert by Serhiy Shakhov, Ukrainian and international music from a DJ, karaoke, and popular songs. Its designed to be a night filled with music, unity, and an atmosphere of light and love, where generations can meet and celebrate Ukrainian culture. The event welcomes the whole family for an evening of music, dancing, and live energy.
RIZZ Lounge & GrillSaving The Dinosaurs
Classic pop punk hits from years past are brought back to life in a performance that refreshes the genre’s favorites. The dinosaurs make a comeback with a music‑filled show, and there is plenty to do on site as well. Try go karting, dive into arcade play, enjoy a round of bowling, and pick up food and beverages while you are there. Tickets are $15 when purchased in advance and $20 on the day of the show. This event is open to all ages.
Redline Music StageFriends of The Brothers • Fairfield, CT • The Warehouse
At The Warehouse in Fairfield, CT, Friends of the Brothers delivers a warm celebration of the Allman Brothers Band’s music with a lineup closely tied to the original legacy. This engagement has been rescheduled, and all previously purchased tickets will be honored without any action needed. Tickets are available. The core band features guitarist and singer Junior Mack, known for his years leading Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band and his role in the Broadway production Lackawanna Blues, alongside guitarist Andy Aledort, whose credits include long tenure with Dickey Betts, recordings with Double Trouble and Band of Gypsys, and tours with Experience Hendrix. Singer, guitarist, and author Alan Paul adds the insight of writing the best-selling Allman Brothers Band biography One Way Out. The group has performed regularly with Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Jaimoe, the sole surviving original member of the Allman Brothers Band, and has welcomed guests such as Warren Haynes and bassist Kevin Scott. Drawing on deep knowledge of the repertoire and its roots, they perform songs from across the Allman Brothers’ career with a live band that includes drummers Dave Diamond and Lee Finkelstein, bassist Craig Privett, and keyboardist Mike Katzman. Collaborators often rotate in, including vocalist Lamar Williams Jr. and founding keyboardist Peter Levin, who toured extensively with Gregg Allman and appears on Southern Blood. Other friends who have taken part include guitarists Eric Krasno, Tash Neal, and Brandon “Taz” Niederauer, keyboardists Jason Crosby, Steve Molitz, and Ike Stubblefield, drummers Jeff Sipe, Eric Kalb, and Van Romaine, saxophonist Ron Holloway, and bassists Brett Bass and Berry Duane Oakley. Each show aims to honor the band’s mentors and history by treating the music as living art, creating a distinctive experience every time.
Warehouse, 70 Sanford Street, Fairfield, CT, United States, Connecticut 06824Bear Mountain Ride
Enjoy a relaxed ride on mostly back roads with Wild Aces MC. The route sets off from Stamford, CT, pauses at Perkins Tower in Bear Mountain for scenic views, and concludes at Billy Joe's Ribworks. Lunch at the final stop is optional and self-paid. Participants who wish to linger can ride back with the Aces afterward.
Stamford, ConnecticutFairfield Shred Day
A free community shred day at the Tunxis Hill Office provides document destruction for materials like past tax returns, statements from credit cards or banks, payroll records, health records, voided or canceled checks, credit reports or histories, and any paperwork that includes personal identifying information.
Fairfield County BankStart Here Yoga
Start Here Yoga offers a gentle, supportive class that helps you feel at ease in your body while learning core postures, breathing techniques, easy stretches, and mindful movement. The session moves at a steady pace with straightforward instruction, plenty of options to modify, and room to learn the basics without pressure. It is well suited for beginners, people who feel stiff or tight, those returning to movement, anyone seeking a slower hatha style, and students who want to strengthen their foundation. Expect a welcoming setting where you can go at your own speed, ask questions, and build your practice step by step. No previous yoga experience or flexibility is required. Drop-in is $30.
Stamford Downtown Farmers Market
Veterans Memorial Park hosts a weekly farmers market celebrating regional growers and makers, with seasonal fruits and vegetables, fresh-cut flowers, breads and jams, sweet and savory baked treats, cheeses, cooking oils, and other pantry favorites...a direct path from local farms to your table. Weather permitting, the market also features a free yoga session that does not require advance registration, and participants should bring their own mat. Live musical performances add to the atmosphere. Vendors appearing this season include Amazing Momo, Amelia’s florist and farm market, Anderson + Joy, Biscuit and Bones LLC, Crumbs & Comfort by Nicole, DoughCo Bagels, Elizabeth’s Vegan Bakery, Fifth State Distillery, Honey Bee Flower Truck, Mad Kneady Cottage Bakery, On The Brew Coffee Company, Saint X Foods, Pickles Olives Etc, and Waterview Farm. Some vendors participate on a part-time basis.
Veterans ParkCommunity Diaper Bank Adds Saturday Hours
With Saturday hours available, this community resource offers free diapers in sizes from newborn through toddler. There is no requirement to be a patient to receive assistance. The effort exists so no one has to choose between diapers and essential bills such as rent or electricity. The diaper bank is closed during major holidays and weather events.
Norwalk Community Health CenterSM&NC's 90th Birthday Celebration!
Stamford Museum & Nature Center celebrates 90 years with a community-focused day of appreciation and discovery. Non-members receive $9 daily admission and members are admitted free. Expect complimentary snacks, unique animal encounters and more. In the days leading up to the celebration, every 90th visitor will receive a surprise. The regularly scheduled Stamford Skies planetarium presentations will feature a look back at how the night sky appeared 90 years ago, echoing what was visible at the time of the museum’s founding. Planetarium tickets are not included with the discounted admission and must be purchased separately.
Stamford Museum & Nature CenterNOT MY PROBLEM back at Black Duck!
Expect a full night of great music with plenty of time on the dance floor. Wear comfortable shoes for dancing.
Laser Taylor Swift Planetarium Show
Swifties can experience Taylor Swift’s hits reimagined in a dazzling laser production that turns the planetarium dome into an immersive visual concert. Tickets include early access to the Observatory for a look at the night sky, weather permitting. Recommended for teens and up. The show runs about 45 minutes. SM&NC members pay $12 and non-members pay $15.
Stamford Museum & Nature CenterMixed Ages Birth-5 Music & Movement Class
A mixed-age music class for parents and children in Greenwich is offered as a five-week series that encourages families to spend meaningful time together through music. Infants under one can attend for free when a sibling is enrolled.
Round Hill Community ChurchHike for Haiti
The Greenwich edition of the eighth annual Hike for Haiti Challenge invites participants to walk in solidarity with the rural community of Marre à Coiffe in Haiti, where students and families regularly climb the equivalent of 200 flights of stairs to access clean water, healthcare, and education. Take on the virtual climb of Marre à Coiffe or gather for an in-person route that starts with arrival and registration, continues at your own pace, and concludes back at the church with closing remarks and thanks.
Round Hill Community ChurchArt in the Park
Enjoy free art activities for kids and families. There will be a variety of take-home art projects using diverse materials and crafts for all ages. No registration is needed, so just drop by.
Whittingham Discovery CenterDEFENDER x CANINES
At Land Rover Fairfield, this event spotlights the Defender lineup alongside accessories and gear made for life with dogs. Complimentary food and drinks are provided by The Tasty Yolk, and Benebone giveaways will be offered throughout the event.
Land Rover FairfieldNative Plant Day with Kim Eierman
A full day focused on native plants features Kim Eierman of EcoBeneficial LLC in the GBC Gallery. Presented in collaboration with the New York Botanical Garden, this program celebrates native species.
Greenwich Botanical CenterDachshunds of Connecticut Saturday Pack walk !!
The weekly dachshund walk has moved to Penfield Mills Open Space in Fairfield, next to South Benson Marina, since dogs are not allowed on the beaches this time of year. This 25-acre park along Ash Creek features salt marsh views, walking trails, and a peaceful, scenic setting where pups can enjoy fresh air and explore. To enter, go through South Benson Marina, let the guard know you are visiting the park, then turn left after the gate to park. The park is open to the public and offers plenty of room for a relaxed group stroll.
Penfield Mills Open SpaceStill Think About You
Enjoy a night out dedicated to R&B music at Escape Nightclub. This event is designed to create a memorable experience for attendees who appreciate the genre. Expect to hear music from DJs, and VIP bottle service will be available. There will be a professional videographer and photographer on site.
Tequila EscapeBirding at the Bruce Museum with Greenwich Audubon
The Bruce Museum teams up with Greenwich Audubon to lead a tour of the nearby Oneida Sanctuary. Participants meet at the Visitor Services Desk in the museum lobby, and the group will walk from the Bruce Park Playground.
Bruce MuseumGreenwich Library – Tech Help (Saturdays)
Get assistance with your computer, laptop, cell phone, or tablet. Library staff will be available to answer your tech-related questions. Each session is capped at 15 minutes per person. For more in-depth assistance, you can make a separate appointment.
Greenwich LibrarySoNo Saturday Market
SoNo Saturday Market brings a curated open-air marketplace to South Norwalk, with more than 50 local vendors offering artisan wares and handmade creations. Taste offerings from local makers, listen to live music, and unwind with lawn games. It offers an easygoing outing from morning into afternoon, community-centered and loved by locals.
Washington StreetBicentennial Quilt Viewing
Experience the handiwork of Westport women through a selection from the museum’s quilt collection that highlights two hallmark pieces. Westport’s Bicentennial Quilt, created from a design by local artist and illustrator Naiad Einsel, measures 76 by 104 inches and was sewn by 33 local women over more than two years. Also featured is the Scribner Friendship Quilt, completed in October 1850 and bearing 49 signatures from prominent Westport families. This special museum program is family friendly and suitable for all ages. Admission is $10 for nonmembers and $7 for members.
Westport Museum for History & CulturePalm Beach Tan Grand Opening Celebration - Stamford, CT
A grand opening celebration for Palm Beach Tan & Wellness features giveaways, activities, and product experiences. The first 50 visitors will receive a $50 gift card, 50 percent off a purchase, and a complimentary tote. Attendees can customize jewelry at a charm bar, enter a drawing for a free year of tanning, enjoy refreshments, and try equipment including the KBL K11, an infrared sauna, and HydroMassage with red light therapy.
Palm Beach TanAdjustment Series: Inversions & Arm Balances with Lisa Giordano
At Kaia Yoga in Westport, Lisa Giordano leads a hands on Adjustment Series devoted to inversions and arm balances. It begins with an alignment tune up in a playful, all levels workshop where each participant can work on forearm stand, headstand, handstand, crow and side crow while receiving individualized adjustments to refine alignment, build strength and increase confidence going upside down. A second segment is designed for teachers and 300 hour students, offering a supportive setting to practice student interactions that build trust and connection while assisting these poses. Participants team up to trade assists and refine safe, empowering hands on guidance. Pricing options include $45 for the workshop only with a 10 percent discount for members, or $125 for the full training with the same member discount.
Kaia Yoga (Westport)ACTV Studio IRL: Vuori Greenwich x YogaSix
Vuori Greenwich is hosting an in-store workout. Rylee from YogaSix will lead a strength-training, full body workout designed to build focus, endurance, and flexibility. After the class, attendees can shop and enjoy refreshments. Remember to bring a mat.
VuoriOcean Trance
Ocean Trance is a sip and paint gathering at a Stamford, CT studio. The setting is social and creative, with participants painting while they sip and connect.
Pinot's Palette - StamfordPop Up: Full Moon Sacred Circle Soundbath
A full moon sacred circle and sound bath centered on intention setting, manifestation, and gentle release. In the heightened lunar energy, participants begin with a guided meditation while restorative sounds carry through the entire session. There is time to write, the option to share, and a ceremonial burning of written notes as an expression of letting go with gratitude. Oracle cards are drawn to offer guidance for the upcoming lunar phase. Please bring a journal or paper, any crystals you would like to cleanse, and a feeling, idea, or direction you are ready to clear, along with an open heart and mind. The drop in cost is $30. This class is not recommended for individuals with a pacemaker or for anyone experiencing a headache or migraine on the day of the session.
Yoga 4 EverybodyA Taste of Ireland
Fresh from Off-Broadway and London’s West End, the internationally acclaimed A Taste of Ireland company returns with its signature production, presented by Pace Live. Former World Irish dance champions and performers from Lord of the Dance, Riverdance, and the recent West End cast of Éireann lead a vibrant celebration of Irish music and dance. World-class artists blend melodic folk mashups, live a cappella tap battles, and heartfelt storytelling, bringing the spirit and energy of modern Ireland to the stage with a lively touch of Irish wit. This U.S. run is strictly limited before the production continues its global journey. Tickets range from $32.50 to $75.50.
The Klein Memorial AuditoriumA Taste of Ireland - Bridgeport, CT
At Klein Memorial Auditorium, A Taste of Ireland brings an Off-Broadway production to the stage, led by former world champion Irish dancers with performers whose credits include Lord of the Dance and Riverdance. The show follows Ireland’s turbulent history with Irish wit, live vocals, and high-energy choreography, weaving folk mashups with a cappella tap duels and heartfelt storytelling. Familiar songs like Danny Boy, Tell Me Ma, and The Wild Rover appear in bold new arrangements alongside a contemporary score and the Irish charm of the live dance cast. Blending tradition and modern flair, it unites storytelling, modern Irish dance, tap, and contemporary movement to present a historic tale live on stage. With more than 150 five-star Facebook reviews and a decade of audiences on their feet worldwide, it delivers an energetic taste of Irish music, dance, and craic.
Klein Memorial AuditoriumProof Pizza at Sasco Beach
Returning to Sasco for another season, this event features sunset views paired with woodfired pizza, s'mores, and bombolonis. There are weekly specials and recurring Margherita Monday giveaways.
Praise & Burn
Rayne leads a dance fitness class centered on exercise through dance movement.
Micha's Birthday Comedy Show
A birthday comedy show takes the stage at Stress Factory - Bridgeport. The comedian is celebrating with a live set and wants a crowd, not a cake. This one is meant to be experienced in the room rather than heard about later.
Stress Factory203Customs Launch Party
The debut of 203 Customs, created by BMW of Bridgeport, spotlights performance, individuality, and expert craftsmanship. A curated lineup of singular BMW builds will be unveiled, featuring unique customization, top tier upgrades, and made to order touches that expand what a BMW can be. From bold styling to performance focused accents, each vehicle presents a fully personalized vision. Expect custom creations specified through BMW Individual along with high end modifications and accessories, a laid back cars and coffee atmosphere, and music throughout the event. A live set by DJ Stanimol sets the tone as enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone who appreciates distinctive automotive design explore the collection. This launch brings precision engineering together with personal expression.
BMW of BridgeportMidnight North • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
Midnight North brings its Bay Area roots and rich vocal blend to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. The group formed in 2012 around singer songwriters Grahame Lesh and Elliott Peck with bassist Connor O'Sullivan, and the current lineup came together when drummer and banjo player Nathan Graham joined after a chance meeting at a Philadelphia benefit. Time onstage at Terrapin Crossroads helped the band grow as a unit. Their fifth studio album, Diamonds in the Zodiac on the Americana Vibes label, continues the direction set on There’s Always a Story, drawing on bluegrass, country, soul, blues, funk, jazz, and gospel. Two long form tracks, Jupiter with lyrics by Robert Hunter and Questions from Grahame, sit alongside a collection of concise, song driven pieces. The album was produced by Amy Helm and features contributions from Phil and Brian Lesh. It was mixed by D. James Goodwin, and the cover art was created by Micah Nelson. Recording took place at Dave Schools' Spacecamp in Occidental, California, with friends including Jason Crosby and TJ Kanczuzewski joining the sessions. Stories and influences thread through songs such as The Colors Here, Back to California, Walk the Runway, Old Country, Round & Round, In the Sunrise, the centerpiece Jupiter, the reflective Songlines, and A Great Farewell. With deep connections and a collaborative spirit, Midnight North carries forward a generational strand of American roots music.
StageOneComedy Bang! Bang!
Host Scott Aukerman teams up with Paul F. Tompkins and the Comedy Bang! Bang! All-Stars to present a completely improvised take on the podcast that has won awards.
SHU Community TheatreThe Dip
Brought to the stage by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, this all-ages concert at District Music Hall features The Dip, a rhythm and blues group from Seattle known for soulful songwriting, meticulous arrangements, and a classic vibe shaped by a three-horn section and the members’ shared jazz background. The band’s fourth album, Love Direction, arrived in July 2024 as their second release with Dualtone Records, following 2022’s Sticking With It, which reached number one on Billboard’s Current R&B Albums chart. Recent highlights include sold out headline nights at the Fillmore in San Francisco, Washington DC’s 9:30 Club, Webster Hall in New York, Austin’s Scoot Inn, two evenings at Chicago’s Thalia Hall, and two hometown performances at the Showbox in Seattle, along with support slots for The Black Pumas and The Teskey Brothers and festival appearances at Bonnaroo and Outside Lands. The performance centers on brass-forward grooves, stirring vocals, and plenty of soul.
District Music HallTour The Oosterschelde
Mark America’s 250th year with the Greenwich Historical Society through a public tour of the historic tall ship The Oosterschelde. The event includes time aboard the vessel and fun activities that honor this milestone birthday.
Bush-Holley HouseFREE ZUMBA CLASS EVERY SUNDAY!
As part of Dance Beatz Launch Week, enjoy two free Zumba classes that blend upbeat music with high-energy cardio dance. The sessions take place at Music Theatre of Connecticut and focus on moving, sweating, and celebrating together. Registration is required in advance. Bring your best energy, a smile, and invite friends to share the fun.
Fairfield Dog Days
Fairfield Dog Days, presented by Pet Pantry Warehouse, returns to Old Town Hall Green for a free, family-friendly outdoor festival celebrating dogs, community, and local rescue organizations. Hosted by the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce and Pet Pantry Warehouse, the day features dog activity zones, lure coursing, a playful sniffing adventure, canine brain games, and scavenger hunts. Expect food trucks, live entertainment, face painting, caricature artists, a dedicated Kid Zone, and a marketplace highlighting pet and lifestyle brands. Four-legged guests can cool off at the Ice Cream Pawlour, sample treats at the Pet Pantry Bone Bar, and even visit a Doggie Beer Garden. The event raises awareness and support for groups such as Adopt-A-Dog, Operation Hope, and Team Woofgang & Co., continuing a much-loved summer tradition for pet lovers across Fairfield County. Admission is free for all. Optional advance registration on Eventbrite can help speed entry.
Old Town Hall GreenMt. Kisco Farmers & Makers Market
Celebrate local tastes and creativity at the farmers and makers market at Kirby Plaza. Browse fresh-from-the-farm produce, baked treats, and ready-to-eat fare, then discover one-of-a-kind handmade items from local makers. Enjoy live music and a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere with plenty of fun for all ages beneath the trees.
Kirby Plz, Mt Kisco, NY 10549, United StatesFairfield Frolic
Support Fairfield small businesses on a relaxed outing through the garden centers along Bronson Road. Begin at Native Nursery with light refreshments and native mocktails, then visit Outdoor Design & Living, Oliver Nurseries, and Colonial Garden. Wrap up with a hike and a bring-your-own lunch at Perry’s Mill Pond. This event is free to attend, and RSVPs are encouraged. Take in the greenery, appreciate nature, and show your support.
NativeWarhammer Challenges: Elites
An Elites themed Warhammer challenge invites participants to focus on their most formidable units. Assemble and paint entries that showcase what distinguishes these troops from their peers. Every participant receives a prize for taking part.
Laser Taylor Swift
The Sound Beach Community Band helps mark Greenwich Celebrates America’s 250th with a performance at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, featuring patriotic music alongside classic standards. Founded in 1955, this private, non-profit ensemble performs under the musical direction of Zachary Kampler.
Roger Sherman Baldwin ParkGlenn Roth Live
An outdoor performance by Glenn Roth at The Galley at Norwalk Cove Marina features music performed live along with food and beverages in a scenic setting.
The Galley at Norwalk Cove MarinaSunday Brunch with Jon Cobert
Brunch at Jazz on main features Jon Cobert, John Lennon's final piano player, singing and playing a wide range of favorites by Elton, Billy, the Beatles, Sinatra, Cole Porter, Dr. John, Tom Petty, Van Morrison, and more. There is no cover charge, and a $25 per person minimum applies to food and beverages.
Jazz on mainMike Milazzo
Mike Milazzo, a singer songwriter and guitarist, appears at Bosco's Bar and Grill with an Americana sound that weaves together rock, folk, country, and blues. Songs from his albums Love is a Cage and The World... are featured.
Bosco's Bar and GrillGreenwich Polo Club — 2026 Sunday Polo Season — 914PopUps
914PopUps joins Greenwich Polo Club for the full Sunday slate in 2026, covering 12 dates of top-tier polo. The lineup ranges from the American Cup to the East Coast Open, with CSI Show Jumping featured as well.
Greenwich Polo ClubJazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra appears with Wynton Marsalis, an artist widely regarded as a leading jazz trumpeter of his era, a top classical trumpeter, and an accomplished big band leader.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsThat's Fair Comedy
That’s Fair Comedy returns as a New York Comedy Club favorite, continuing its monthly run with a fresh installment. This next chapter adds to the ongoing series.
New York Comedy ClubWeek 2 - World Cup Elite Boys Gr 8-9
This full-day camp is intended for players on Premier squads and top travel teams. Participants who are still developing are encouraged to choose the full-day recreational and travel option instead. All attendees will be evaluated on the first morning, and placements may be adjusted as needed.
Summerstage 2026
Open Arts Alliance provides a variety of stage opportunities for students in grades 1 through 12. The Summerstage season features Disney's Aladdin KIDS and At The Bandstand, inviting young performers to take part in theatrical productions with Open Arts Alliance.
Open Arts AllianceAn Evening with Vicky DeRosa
To celebrate an exclusive launch with Vicky DeRosa, Anthropologie's Westport Beach store hosts an intimate two-part program that includes a live Q and A and a meet and greet with Vicky. Attendees can browse the collection, experience featured activations, and enjoy select refreshments and light bites. RSVP is required.
Monday Night Harbor Point Run
Enjoy a friendly group run covering about 3 to 4 miles, with flexibility to adjust the distance. Participants meet at the fountain in Commons Park, then follow a route around the harbor, through Kosciuszko Park, and into the surrounding area. This free, social run welcomes all experience levels and paces.
Harbor Point Commons ParkBINGO Fun-Raiser Mondays @ The Stack
A bingo fundraiser focused on fun for everyone. Arrive early to pick up your cards. Street parking is free after 6 p.m.
Artisan Stack Cafe 281 Fairfield Avenue, Bridgeport, CT, United States, Connecticut 06604Music Bingo
OG Music Bingo returns for another lively night to kick off summer. Bring cash to play, and expect a cash prize every round. Table reservations are recommended, and bar seats are first come. For more information, call 203-866-7926.
B.J. Ryan'sBPT Moon Cruise 2026
Bridgeport’s monthly full moon bike ride returns, bringing cyclists together to watch the moon rise over the city. Participants first meet at BPT Creates for quick bicycle safety checks and short tutorials, then ride to a viewing spot chosen for great visibility. Bring a bike or borrow one, with a limited number available. Photographers are encouraged to bring gear for night shots, and snacks and beverages are welcome. This series highlights full moon phases such as the Strawberry and Buck moons, a Super Blue Sturgeon moon, a Super Corn moon that coincides with a lunar eclipse, and a Super Hunters moon.
Greenwich Library – Summer Storytime
Created for young children attending with a parent or caregiver, this storytime at Greenwich Library includes brief stories, simple songs, playful movement, and familiar fingerplays. It offers a welcoming, interactive introduction to books and reading.
Greenwich LibraryTai Chi EVERY MONDAY 10AM WITH JONATHON
This event centers on tai chi, a Chinese martial art practiced through unhurried, soft movements paired with deep, steady breathing to foster a calm, reflective mindset. Often described as moving meditation, it offers a peaceful way to connect breath and motion.
Mondays in Motion with Linda
Start your week strong with a low-impact, full-body fitness class designed for all levels. The class blends gentle cardio, strength training, balance, and core exercises to help improve stability, flexibility, and overall wellness. The class is adaptable to your comfort level and physical ability whether you are seated or standing. Registration is required.
The Wallace Center3rd Annual Golf Fundraiser
Now in its third year, this golf fundraiser at Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course supports CHOICES, a program that strengthens urban school communities through mentors that include former athletes and individuals with lived experience in the justice system. The event features registration and a dinner reception with prizes. CHOICES emphasizes critical thinking, practical problem solving, and navigating social pressures, helping young people and student athletes make sound decisions. The mission also includes raising awareness among high school students and athletes, sharing personal stories, and providing strategies to face life’s challenges.
Fairchild Wheeler Golf CourseSummer Storytime Series with Darien Library
Darien Commons partners with Darien Library to offer a free Summer Storytime Series for children and families. Gatherings take place on the patio outside Gregorys Coffee at Darien Commons, creating a relaxed setting for read-alouds and happy moments together. All ages are welcome and no registration is required. Coffee is available and free samples are offered.
New Moms Group with special guest, Lizzy Sullivan of TOTs Therapy
A free New Moms Group in Stamford, CT creates space to talk about infant feeding, movement, and early development. Special guest Lizzy Sullivan, a pediatric occupational therapist with TOTs Therapy in Norwalk, will offer guidance and answer questions on topics such as tummy time, movement milestones, feeding challenges, torticollis and flat spots, colic and gas, and building healthy movement patterns throughout the first year. Lizzy focuses on supporting families with compassion, patience, and expertise. Pre-crawlers are welcome. The gathering takes place at The Alliance Center.
Art Group 🎨 at FRE Recovery Community Center
A weekly Art Group at the FRE Recovery Community Center offers a welcoming place to create, share, and grow through art. The focus is on using creative expression to support recovery, easing stress, giving space for emotions, and building confidence while connecting with others. No prior art experience is required, and all skill levels are welcome. Participants can expect a supportive, judgment free environment that encourages self expression and meaningful connections through the healing power of making art.
Family ReEntry CRJMonday Night Mic
Want to see some local comedians? This open mic night gives anyone the opportunity to tell jokes or test out new material. Entry is free with a one-drink minimum. If you want to perform, you can sign up online.
New York Comedy ClubAdventure Camp at the YMCA of Greenwich (Camp Seton)
The YMCA of Greenwich teams up with Camp Seton for an adventure camp set in the woods, marking the Y’s return to a forest setting. This outdoor experience reflects the spirit of summer at the Y.
Camp SetonDiscovery Camp at the YMCA of Greenwich
Discovery Camp from the YMCA of Greenwich is heading back into nature with support from Camp Seton, a forested campsite long appreciated by Scouting America. Campers will have the chance to set out on hikes across miles of picturesque woodland trails.
YMCA of GreenwichMemory Café June Social Gathering
Held at Norwalk Inn & Conference Center, this Memory Café offers a warm, supportive setting for individuals navigating dementia. Each gathering brings something new, including talks from guest educators, live music, and activities designed to engage thinking skills. The series meets on the final Tuesday of each month. Registration is available through the organizer’s website.
Norwalk Inn & Conference CenterSummer Tuesday Lobster Special!
Each Tuesday throughout the summer, enjoy a lobster plate for $28 that includes fries and slaw.
Sound Bath Meditation with Hummingbird Healing Arts
Settle in for an immersive sound meditation guided by Lisa Pak of Hummingbird Healing Arts, thoughtfully crafted to calm the nervous system and invite deep rest. The experience opens with a brief guided relaxation, then unfolds into a layered soundscape where Himalayan and crystal singing bowls, gongs, drums, rainsticks, gentle percussion, nature sounds, and Lisa’s voice create a soothing atmosphere. Participants commonly emerge feeling relaxed, reset, and refreshed. Please bring a yoga mat and a pillow, and consider blankets, bolsters, or an eye pillow for added comfort. Admission is $40 per person. Lisa Pak is the founder and owner of Hummingbird Healing Center, dedicated to helping people heal through sound. She holds sound healing certifications from the Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, New York, and the Sound Healers Academy in the United Kingdom. A lifelong spiritual seeker and longtime practitioner of yoga and meditation, she is a classically trained musician and vocalist who now focuses on the voice as a tool for healing rather than performance, shaped by teachers and mentors including Silvia Nakkash, Chloe Goodchild, Heather Houston, and the Brothers Koran.
MoCA CTPrepare for Lift Off with Buzz Lightyear
Buzz Lightyear will make a special stop during dinner, kicking off a night of out-of-this-world fun. Bring the Space Ranger crew for an energetic evening of space-themed excitement.
The Stamford DinerZumba Classes
Stay active this summer with weekly Zumba at Kensico Dam Plaza. Classes take place each Tuesday and there is no cost to participate.
Kensico Dam PlazaComedy Night #1: Pride Edition
Enjoy a Pride Edition comedy showcase presented in association with John Tobin Presents, featuring a slate of stand-up talent for a free evening of laughs under the stars. Admission is free. Tickets can be reserved in advance to help secure entry, or check in at the box office on the night of the show. Entry is first come and dependent on available space, and the box office opens on site two hours before showtime. By claiming a ticket or attending, guests agree to follow all venue rules and safety protocols, which may change. Policies vary by show, and guidelines specific to this performance apply.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsPrenatal Yoga
Designed for all stages of pregnancy, this gentle, instructor-led prenatal yoga class supports both body and mind. It focuses on easing back, hip, and pelvic discomfort while building strength and stability for birth. You will practice breathwork and relaxation to reduce stress, improve sleep, and prepare for labor. The setting offers a supportive, welcoming space to connect with other expectant mothers. No previous yoga experience is needed, and registration is required.
The Church at District Music Hall
Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, The Church brings an all-ages show to District Music Hall highlighting the singles that helped define their legacy, including “Metropolis,” “Ripple,” “C’est La Vie,” “Reptile,” and “Under the Milky Way.” The long-running band continues to create new work with the albums The Hypnogogue and its companion Eros Zeta and the Perfumed Guitars, while renewed attention to their early catalog through vinyl reissues and an engaged fan community has welcomed even more listeners. Onstage, founding bassist and vocalist Steve Kilbey joins drummer and producer Tim Powles, guitarist Ian Haug, multi-instrumentalist Jeffrey Cain, and guitarist Ashley Naylor for an evening that spans eras and celebrates the songs that made them a fixture in modern rock.
District Music HallBruce Beginnings: Fish Friends
Discover the world of fish through a program that blends a story, a gallery tour, and hands-on activities. Multiple sessions are available.
Bruce MuseumTACO TUESDAY!
Celebrate Taco Tuesday with tacos and margarita specials available all day and into the night. The offer is for dine-in only and cannot be combined with the Hookie Hour discount. Some add-ons may carry an extra charge, and substitutions are not available.
B.J. Ryan's🦞 Cousins Maine Lobster at Nielsen's Florist & Garden Shop 🦞
Cousins Maine Lobster brings a made to order seafood lineup to Nielsen's Florist & Garden Shop. The menu highlights Maine lobster prepared in several styles, including rolls, tacos, a rich bisque, and tots piled high with lobster, alongside other favorites. Whether browsing the garden center or stopping in for a quick bite, guests can find something to satisfy a seafood craving. An option to place orders in advance is available to help reduce wait times.
Tiny Food Explorers: No Bake Pizza Tacos
Tiny Food Explorers dive into a hands-on cooking activity focused on building no-bake taco pizzas. The program welcomes even the pickiest eaters to get involved as everyone works together to chop and assemble their own creations. It is a warm, collaborative way to explore food and enjoy making something tasty.
Greenwich LibraryBareburger – Stamford
Enjoy Trivia Nights at Bareburger. Gather your friends for a fun-filled trivia competition.
Bareburger StamfordBrain Health & Fitness Class with Wendy
Take part in a fitness class where cognitive challenges are combined with physical training. This class integrates mental exercises with cardio and resistance activities, enhancing balance, memory, reaction time, and agility. Instructor Wendy will help you improve both your physical and brain health.
The Wallace CenterFree-Range Homeschoolers - Summer 2026
Designed for ages 4 to 11, this drop-off program centers on open-ended outdoor play with guidance from Earthplace naturalists. Mixed-age groups encourage children to learn from one another. Younger participants build key cognitive and motor skills by observing and practicing alongside older peers, while older kids strengthen empathy and nurturing toward younger children. Plan for the entire session to take place outside in all weather, and send participants prepared for rain or shine.
EarthplacePick Your Own Bouquet
Hand-pick fresh blooms in the Earthplace garden and craft a bouquet that is uniquely yours. A colorful selection will be available to snip, including dahlias, sweet peas, zinnias, snapdragons, cosmos, and more. Admission is $25 for Earthplace members and $35 for non-members.
EarthplaceFamily Night Karaoke + Trivia
Family Night returns to Park City Music Hall with Family Karaoke and Trivia hosted by John Torres. Open to all ages, the night begins with karaoke, continues with one long round of family trivia, and then brings back more karaoke. Prizes include Harborview cookies. A full bar and kitchen are available on site with craft cocktails, food options, and a kids menu. The kitchen starts service when doors open and keeps serving until the "Kitchen Open" light is turned off.
Park City Music HallThe Hall Family: Children’s Series
A free-ticket performance in the Children’s Series spotlights The Hall Family with lively songs and playful moments designed for young audiences. Mary Ann, Bill, Emily and Daniel appear with special guests, performing award-winning music that invites singing and dancing. Parents’ Choice Award winner Emily Hall is part of the band, and the program reflects decades of Mary Ann Hall’s Music for Children, which has introduced a multi-sensory, age-appropriate approach to thousands of children. Stewie the Duck makes a special pre-show appearance to highlight water safety, with show sponsorship from the Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation. An ice cream truck from College Creamery will be on site. Tickets are free and can be reserved online. Lead underwriting and support from Berkowitz, Hanna, Amdur & Wildstein LLC and the Across the Globe Children’s Foundation make the Children’s Series possible, with additional support from Yale New Haven Health. The Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation has raised more than 2 million dollars for water safety awareness and education, including lifeguard training and providing 10,000 free or low-cost swimming lessons to children each year. The first Stewie the Duck Swim School opened in Norwalk, Connecticut, and is dedicated to preventing drownings by expanding access to swim lessons for children in need. Claiming a ticket or attending signifies agreement to follow all venue rules and safety protocols, which are subject to change, and policies may vary by show.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsNot Fade Away Band plays Dead-Zeppelin Grateful Dead & Led Zeppelin Mashups
At Garcia's, Not Fade Away Band delivers a Grateful Mashup Show built around Dead-Zeppelin pairings that fuse the music of the Grateful Dead and Led Zeppelin. The New Hampshire based jam band has performed across New England for over a decade and is known for high energy, improvisational rock that mixes the Dead’s catalog with classic rock artists. This special set showcases a gritty edge, wide-open jams, and soulful vocal harmonies as songs weave together in unexpected ways. Every performance is unique, with evolving setlists and a lively exchange with the crowd that often leaves audiences satisfied yet eager for more.
Garcia'sGreenwich Library – Summer Storytime
At Greenwich Library, this summer storytime welcomes young children accompanied by a parent or caregiver. The session features short stories, songs, gentle movement, and classic fingerplay activities, providing an easy introduction to books and early reading.
Greenwich LibraryMah Jongg at the YMCA of Greenwich
This group offers a fresh approach to the classic game of Mah Jongg at the YMCA of Greenwich. Sessions highlight strategy and are open to players of all experience levels.
YMCA of GreenwichGreenwich Library – iPhone Shortcuts You Need Right Now
At Greenwich Library, this event explores the iPhone’s built-in Shortcuts app, which many users overlook. It explains how to run ready-made mini programs and emphasizes that the tool is already included on the device.
Greenwich LibraryWednesday Night Comedy
This showcase at New York Comedy Club - Stamford captures the stand-up club vibe. A host introduces a lineup of four to five comedians who share the stage, each taking a turn at the mic.
New York Comedy Club - StamfordGreenwich CT Fireworks at Binney Park and Greenwich Point: July 4th Celebration 2026
Greenwich, Connecticut marks Independence Day this year with fireworks at two locations on the same evening, including Binney Park. The night sky will be filled with celebratory bursts over both sites.
Greenwich Point ParkMeditation and Sound Bath
Take a break from daily noise and settle into a calming class that blends guided meditation with a restorative sound bath. It is intended to quiet the mind, ease stress, and support a sense of balance throughout your whole system. The experience begins with gentle settling and breathwork to help you arrive, followed by guided meditation to ground the body and focus awareness. You will then rest comfortably as live instruments, including crystal singing bowls, gong, chimes, and other sound tools, surround you with soothing vibrations. The sounds are felt as well as heard, encouraging deep relaxation, emotional release, clarity, and calm. Expect a peaceful, rejuvenating session where you can simply receive. Many participants leave feeling lighter, clearer, and more rested, like a brief vacation for the nervous system. This offering can be helpful for stress, anxiety, overwhelm, sleep support, and an emotional reset, or for anyone seeking deep rest. The session includes guided meditation, an extended sound bath, and a quiet moment to integrate. Bring water and cozy layers, and consider an eye pillow, a blanket, or a journal. No experience is required. You may lie down or sit, whichever feels best for your body. Drop-in price is $30.
Yoga 4 EverybodyDeric Cahill
New York Comedy Club Stamford hosts a live performance by Deric Cahill. It suits a night out with friends or a solo outing.
New York Comedy Club StamfordAquintet
Aquintet is a jazz quintet from Connecticut, featuring Addison Thompson on saxophone, Steve Farrell on trumpet, Chris Morrison on guitar, Morris Trent on bass, and Alan Bates on drums. Their sets highlight lively group chemistry and conversational improvising, refined through a weekly residency on Sunday nights at The Cannon that has earned them a devoted audience. The music balances crisp ensemble passages with expressive solos, remaining grounded in jazz tradition while embracing spontaneity and camaraderie.
Brass & BoneTrivia Thursdays
Weekly trivia takes place at Spacecat Brewery in Norwalk. The atmosphere is casual, and many attendees like to arrive a bit early to chat before the questions begin.
South NorwalkPre-fireworks Concert
The pre-fireworks concert at Binney Park features the Sound Beach Community Band performing patriotic selections and classic standards. The band is a private, nonprofit organization that began in 1955 and performs under the musical direction of Zachary Kampler.
Binney ParkTrivia Night
This recurring event offers food and drinks, plenty of fun, and prizes. The theme rotates, with some gatherings centered on trivia and others on music.
BJ Ryan’s EASTGrand Opening Celebration
A grand opening celebration invites shoppers to explore a fresh selection of kids clothing, baby gear, shoes, and more. Throughout the event there will be chances to enter giveaways at the register, character appearances with meet and greets, and prizes. Each day features its own lineup of activities, with more details to be announced.
Once Upon A Child - Norwalk, CTChris Marolda @ Boca!
This event brings together food, beverages, and music from Chris Marolda at Boca.
The Keith Chasin Trio - Let Freedom Ring
Philadelphia-based pianist, arranger, and composer Keith Chasin has appeared at The Kimmel Center, Birdland, and The Appel Room at Lincoln Center. His debut album "On A Personal Note" has aired on radio throughout the United States and has been praised by listeners worldwide. Joined by bassist Shane Aaserud and drummer Kevin Blanke, his trio forms a cohesive ensemble rooted in hard bop and soul jazz. They put a swinging spin on standards and keep the music fun, having performed up and down the Eastern Seaboard. For this appearance at Jazz on Main, the set will feature selections from the Great American Songbook and beyond.
Jazz On MainMaker Night
Make your own ceramic piece at a guided pottery wheel session for ages 17 and up. For $70, learn the fundamentals of throwing as instructors help you shape a lump of clay into a finished work. Each participant uses an individual wheel, selects a glaze from the studio options for one piece, and will keep that piece after it is fired, with pickup in three to four weeks. Materials and kiln firing are covered in the fee, and no prior experience is required. Closed drinks are welcome during class. Recognized by Westchester Magazine’s Best of Westchester as Best Artsy Night Out. Registration is per person.
Clay Art CenterRumours ATL: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute with 8TRACK Band
A night of classic rock energy comes to The Capitol Theatre as Rumours ATL: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute appears with 8TRACK Band. For more than a decade, Rumours ATL has honored Fleetwood Mac’s peak years with an uncannily faithful sound, crafting tight harmonies and immersive performances that echo the spirit of the originals. Expect favorites like Rhiannon, Songbird, and Go Your Own Way delivered with care, polish, and a touch of mystery that keeps each moment feeling new. 8TRACK Band channels the 1970s with a modern twist, bringing trumpet and sax to a full, horn-lifted sound and rich vocal harmonies. Their set celebrates timeless tracks by Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Marley, David Bowie, Billy Joel, Steely Dan, The Bee Gees, and more, building the kind of high-energy atmosphere that gets audiences dancing and singing along.
The Capitol TheatreJesca Hoop
Jesca Hoop brings a singular songwriting voice to StageOne in Fairfield, blending folk roots with art-pop ideas, chamber textures, and finely observed storytelling. California born and now based in Manchester, she has crafted music that feels personal, meticulously built, and quietly surprising. Her newest album, Long Wave Home, is her first self-produced release, shaped amid personal change and reflections on community, disconnection, and the ways people carry one another through difficult stretches. The result is warm without sentimentality and intricate without fuss, with songs that reward close attention. Onstage, Hoop favors presence over spectacle. She builds atmosphere, draws a room in, and lets tension and tenderness guide the set. Listeners who value distinctive points of view, adventurous arrangements, and emotional risk may find this performance especially compelling. The New York Times has praised her exploration of women’s perspectives in all their strength and vulnerability, and NPR has highlighted the uncommon delicacy and steely resolve in her recent work alongside commentary on generational gender dynamics.
StageOneCharmed
Charmed makes its first appearance at Elicit Fairfield. This debut marks the act’s introduction to the venue.
Elicit Brewing Co - FairfieldTiny Treasures - Got Summer
Created for babies and toddlers from birth to age 2, this Tiny Treasures session introduces Shabbat through music, movement, and hands-on play. The experience includes fresh-baked challah, sing-alongs with sensory exploration, an interactive story, mini baking, and simple Shabbat crafts, fostering sweet moments for little ones and their caregivers. The program is free. Sponsorships are available for those marking a birthday, anniversary, a new baby, or another special milestone, offering a way to share the joy of Shabbat with Tiny Treasures families.
Chabad of StamfordRed Ball Express
Red Ball Express brings a punchy mix of blues, rock, and funk, staying true to the influences that launched the group while infusing timeless grooves with a renewed spark. Performances across Westchester County, Fairfield County, and Massachusetts have had crowds up and moving. The trio features Jason Jones on guitar and vocals, Kiko Gonzales on bass, and Chris Nicolo on drums.
Brass & BonePort 5
Port 5 marks the Fourth of July with live music from a full band, offering a festive holiday celebration.
Port 5 National Association of Naval VeteransSeth Adam - West Dover VT - Fairways at Mount Snow
Admission is free for this solo performance by singer songwriter Seth Adam at Fairways at Mount Snow. Expect heartfelt original songs alongside a curated mix of covers, delivered with an engaging stage presence. His sound draws on vintage radio and Americana, powered by rock and classic alternative, a blend highlighted by Jammerzine writer Ryan Martin. His latest single, Things Won’t Always Be This Way, is available on streaming platforms.
Fairways at Mount SnowFDR DRIVE @ Village of Portchester Fireworks Show
FDR DRIVE delivers a free concert, followed by a fireworks show. The performance takes place behind the high school.
Port Chester Senior High SchoolBeach Yoga
Enjoy a mixed-level yoga session on the waterfront deck at the Jacky Durrell Pavilion on Penfield Beach. Participants meet on the Jacky Durrell Deck, and if weather is poor the class moves a few steps away to the covered deck at Penfield Pavilion. The class is open to a range of experience levels, and those new to yoga are encouraged to start with a beginner class. Pre-registration is required, walk-ins are not permitted, and space is limited. The drop-in fee is $30. Please bring your own mat and any props you prefer, plus sunscreen and bug spray as needed. A beach sticker is not needed during the class.
Jacky Durrell Banquet FacilityEarly Clover
This free-ticket concert features Early Clover, former lead singer of The Coasters and an Apollo favorite, honoring the music of Marvin Gaye, Sam Cooke, Nat King Cole, Otis Redding, and more in a vibrant live set. Complimentary tickets can be reserved in advance, and a limited allotment may also be available at the box office on show days while supplies last. If public-facing tickets are claimed ahead of time, season members receive priority access to a limited member reserve, subject to availability. Presented with support from the Evi Allen Special Program Fund and the Allen Family. The Levitt Pavilion 2026 Season includes more than 50 free performances, along with the Stars on Tour paid-ticket series and a Gala. Memberships help keep these events free, offer access to the member reserve for select free shows when available, and provide exclusive discounts on paid-ticket performances. Claiming a ticket or attending signifies agreement to follow venue rules and safety protocols, which may change. Policies vary by performance, so please review the guidelines specific to this show.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts4th of July Show
A Fourth of July celebration at Bayley Beach features a show that concludes with a fireworks display.
Bayley BeachNOT MY PROBLEM at Sunset Grille for July Fourth!
Enjoy fireworks shimmering over the harbor from a waterfront bar in Norwalk. Pair the view with good food and lively music that will keep you dancing late into the night.
Sunset GrillePerformance
Patriotic melodies fill Greenwich Town Hall as the Sound Beach Community Band performs during a ceremony honoring Independence Day. This private, nonprofit ensemble, founded in 1955 and led by musical director Zachary Kampler, brings its long tradition of community music-making to the occasion. For updates about weather-related changes to Town of Greenwich events, call 203-861-6100.
Greenwich Town HallStart Here Yoga
Start Here Yoga offers a steady, supportive introduction to yoga that emphasizes confidence, comfort, and a stronger connection with your body. Guided through foundational postures with breath awareness, gentle stretches, and mindful movement, participants receive clear cues and plenty of options to adjust each shape. The pace makes room to learn the fundamentals comfortably, ask questions, and build your practice step by step without intimidation. It suits beginners, people who feel stiff or tight, anyone returning to movement after time away, and those who want a slower hatha-style session or a chance to strengthen their base. No previous yoga experience or flexibility is required. Drop-in is $30.
Community Diaper Bank Adds Saturday Hours
Free diapers are available for families, with sizes covering babies from newborn to toddler, through a community diaper bank that has added Saturday hours. The effort helps relieve the burden of choosing between buying diapers and paying essential bills such as rent or electricity. No patient status is required for you or your child to receive support. The diaper bank is closed during major holidays and weather events.
Norwalk Community Health CenterStamford Downtown Farmers Market
At Veterans Memorial Park, Stamford Downtown Farmers Market presents a weekly showcase of locally grown produce and fresh-cut flowers alongside freshly baked breads and pastries, jams, cheeses, culinary oils, and other specialties. Weather permitting, the market includes a free yoga session with no pre-registration required, and participants should bring their own mat. Live music contributes to a welcoming atmosphere. Vendors include Amelia’s florist and farm market, Biscuit and Bones LLC, DoughCo Bagels, Elizabeth’s Vegan Bakery, Fifth State Distillery, Mad Kneady Cottage Bakery, On The Brew Coffee Company, Saint X Foods, Pickles Olives Etc, and Waterview Farm, with part-time participation from Amazing Momo, Anderson + Joy, Crumbs & Comfort by Nicole, and Honey Bee Flower Truck.
Veterans ParkTune Squad w/ Holley McCreary at Black Duck, Westport, CT
Black Duck Cafe hosts an evening featuring The Tune Squad with Holley McCreary. The event highlights this collaboration for a festive night.
21st Annual Push-n-Pull Parade
Darien VFW Post 6933 presents the 21st Annual Push-n-Pull Parade, a family-friendly celebration of Independence Day. Families are invited to deck out bikes, scooters, wagons, and other non-motorized rides in red, white, and blue for a spirited procession. The day begins with a Declaration Day ceremony in the Darien High School courtyard, followed by family arrivals and the announcement of contest winners before the parade steps off. The route moves from Darien High School along Noroton Avenue and concludes at VFW Post 6933. Awards recognize the best decorated vehicle, the best decorated float, and the most patriotic family, and those honorees lead the parade as Honorary Grand Marshals. Afterward, activities at the post include food vendors, live music, face painting, and children’s games. The event is free and open to the public, with a suggested donation of $25 per family.
Darien VFW Post 6933250th Anniversary Celebration: Declaration of Independence Reading
Taking place on the steps of the Hoyt-Barnum House, Stamford’s oldest dwelling, this celebration marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Rick Petersen appears as General Putnam and guides a time traveling program that brings in notable voices from history, including Frederick Douglass and Elizabeth Cady-Stanton, with their renowned speeches performed. Guided tours of the Hoyt-Barnum House will be available. The cast is costumed by Sophia’s Costumes and Gifts in Cos Cob. Cabaret performer Mel McGuire returns to sing the National Anthem with a cabaret twist. Guests should bring chairs, and additional parking is available in the Northeast Middle School parking lot.
Stamford History CenterMobile Pantry
Person to Person’s Mobile Food Pantry visits Pilgrim Towers in Stamford, CT, providing on-site food assistance to the community. This convenient stop brings essential support closer to home for neighbors in need.
Pilgrim TowersAmerica’s 250th Birthday Celebration
Celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday with live entertainment from The American 27’s and DJ Lady J. Enjoy cornhole and a cookout, take part in a 50/50, and look forward to door prizes. Advance sign up at the bar is required.
Port 5 - National Association of Naval Veterans2026 Official Stamford 4th of July Bar Crawl
Stamford’s official 4th of July bar crawl offers an annual celebration that takes participants from bar to bar at popular spots in honor of the holiday. The event takes place at Hudson Social CT.
Hudson Social CTPlanetarium Show: Stamford Skies
Stamford Skies is a live planetarium presentation that leads audiences on a narrated journey through space. Recognized as the flagship show, it offers an engaging look at the universe and encourages curiosity about what lies beyond our world.
Stamford Museum & Nature CenterGreenwich Fourth of July Fireworks
A Fourth of July fireworks show takes place at Greenwich Point Park, set over Long Island Sound. Enjoy the display as it lights up the sky above the water.
Greenwich Point ParkFree Music on the Patio
A laid-back patio performance at Park City Music Hall features live acoustic music from Renard Boissiere, also known as Nardy Boy, with Steve Weiss. His musical path includes projects like NardyBoy, Talking Dreads and Mystic Bowie, and after Hurricane Katrina he teamed with groups including The Freelance Pallbearers and Rambunction. He has assembled a repertoire of more than 200 covers alongside a wide range of originals, performing in intimate settings such as The Green Room, Chef’s Table, Harborview Market and the venue once called the Acoustic Cafe. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Food and drinks are available, with happy hour offering 15% off food, $5 house red, white and rosé, and $2 off well drinks and craft beer.
Park City Music HallMatty & Mike
Caren's Cos Cobber hosts live music from Matty & Mike, with food and a fun, friendly setting for time with friends.
Caren's Cos CobberProof Pizza
Sasco welcomes another season of sunsets with wood fired pizza, s'mores, and bombolonis. Look for weekly specials, and take part in the Margherita Monday giveaways held each week.
Sasco BeachPraise & Burn
Praise & Burn is a dance-based workout led by Rayne.
Bridgeport Tabernacle SDA ChurchFirecracker 40 Rally
An annual Fourth of July weekend rally follows scenic routes and includes a lunch stop at 109 Cheese & Wine in Kent, Connecticut. Menus are handed out at the beginning so participants can pre-order. Those not driving or those local to Kent can choose to attend the lunch portion only. Northeast Volks, CTVWA, NE Porsche Owners, and La Familia VW are highlighted for a pop-up show with food, and parking is ample. 109 Cheese & Wine and WKNDDRVR are hosting.
Hotel Hi-HoFREE ZUMBA CLASS EVERY SUNDAY!
Dance Beatz Launch Week features two free Zumba classes packed with upbeat music and high energy movement. Held at Music Theatre of Connecticut, these sessions spotlight dance fitness that invites participants to move, sweat, and celebrate. Registration is required, with booking handled through the app. Bring your energy, your smile, and a few friends to share the fun.
Mt. Kisco Farmers & Makers Market
Discover the Mt. Kisco Farmers & Makers Market, where seasonal produce, bakery favorites, and ready-to-enjoy foods sit alongside one-of-a-kind artisan wares. Stroll the booths, take in live music, and enjoy the lively community feel in a setting that welcomes all ages. It all unfolds beneath the trees at Kirby Plaza.
Kirby Plz, Mt Kisco, NY 10549, United StatesMike Milazzo
Mike Milazzo, an accomplished singer, songwriter, and guitarist, blends rock, folk, country, and blues into his own Americana style. This performance features songs from his CDs Love is a Cage and The World..., showcasing the mix of genres that defines his sound.
Bosco's Bar and GrillSunday Night Comedy
A showcase format that captures the classic club feel, featuring a host who guides the show while four to five comedians take turns on stage and share the spotlight throughout the performance.
New York Comedy Club - StamfordBrooks ‘n’ Bugs
Explore the hidden life of Stony Brook and Frog Hollow Pond with guidance from an Earthplace naturalist. Collect water samples, sort through natural debris, and look beneath rocks to discover the aquatic animals that live there. Participants will observe these elusive creatures and learn what their presence can reveal about water quality. Suitable for ages 3 and up.
EarthplaceGreenwich Library – Summer Storytime
This program is for young children attending with a parent or caregiver and serves as an introduction to books and reading. It features short stories, songs, movement activities, and fingerplays.
Greenwich Library6 Week Pottery Wheel Class: All Levels (Norwalk)
This six week pottery wheel class at Norwalk Pottery Factory welcomes participants of all experience levels. Attendees learn wheel throwing techniques, practice shaping forms, and complete pieces with glazing. The experience is hands-on and encourages creativity throughout the process. Registration allows either full payment at sign up or a split option with half due upfront and the remainder on the first day of class.
The Pottery FactoryMondays in Motion with Linda
Kick off the week with Mondays in Motion, an in-person, low-impact workout at The Wallace Center. This full-body fitness class is suitable for all levels and focuses on steady, accessible movement to help you stay active.
The Wallace CenterLayered Surfaces Workshop with Taylor Sijan
Explore layered ceramic surfaces in a three-day, hands-on workshop led by artist Taylor Sijan at Clay Art Center. Participants will build depth and visual interest on tiles while working with techniques such as stamping, slip trailing, carving, and painting with underglaze using paper resists. The schedule balances ample studio time with instructor demonstrations focused on composition and selecting cohesive color palettes. Space is limited. Taylor Sijan is a full-time studio artist from Catawba Island, Ohio, with a BFA in three-dimensional arts from Bowling Green State University and an MFA in ceramics from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. She was recognized as an Emerging Artist by Ceramics Monthly in 2020 and regularly travels to share her methods with students at a range of schools and studios.
Clay Art CenterSailing in Paradise
A paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Stamford, CT features a painting called Sailing in Paradise. Participants create the artwork in a creative studio setting.
Pinot's PaletteAdventure Camp at the YMCA of Greenwich (Camp Seton)
The YMCA of Greenwich partners with Camp Seton to offer an Adventure Camp set among the trees. Hosted at Camp Seton, this program highlights time outdoors in a natural, wooded setting and delivers a summer experience with the Y surrounded by nature.
Camp SetonTip-A-Cop
At Bosco's Bar & Grill, Tip-A-Cop features Greenwich Police Department officers serving tables to raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics Connecticut. Guests can enjoy a meal while directing their tips to support the athletes, with all gratuities going directly to the cause. As part of the Law Enforcement Torch Run, the event offers an opportunity to meet officers and athletes and show support for inclusion and equality.
Bosco’s Bar & GrillRevolutionary War Walking Tour: Path of Patriots
Set within one of Westport’s oldest burial grounds, this guided walking tour explores the community’s Revolutionary War past. Participants will hear about the burning of Green’s Farms, the perseverance of everyday patriots, and accounts of enslaved Africans who took great risks in pursuit of freedom and recognition. The experience provides an immersive look at the sacrifices, struggles, and triumphs that helped shape the nation. The path includes uneven ground and warm weather is possible, so comfortable walking shoes and bottled water are recommended. Tickets are $10 for members and $15 for nonmembers, and pre-registration is required. Space is limited.
Greens Farms Lower CemeteryBook Social
The Darien Community Association and Barrett Bookstore present a book social featuring New York Times bestselling author Beatriz Williams, with cocktails and a conversation about her newest novel, When You Loved Me. The story blends romance, mystery, family secrets, and the search for a fabled pirate treasure along the New England coast. The program includes a welcome reception followed by a Q&A with the author. Each ticket includes wine, light refreshments, and a signed hardcover copy of the book. Additional copies of When You Loved Me and other titles by Beatriz Williams will be available for purchase. Williams is the bestselling author of numerous historical novels, including Husbands & Lovers and Under the Stars. A graduate of Stanford University and Columbia University, her work has been translated into more than a dozen languages, and she lives near the Connecticut shore with her husband and four children.
Darien Community Association (DCA)Fairfield Bookstore Hosts New York Times Bestselling Author John Searles for New Book, Single Girls
New York Times bestselling author and longtime Cosmopolitan editor John Searles visits the Fairfield University Store to discuss his new novel, Single Girls. The book opens as Helen Gurley Brown assumes leadership at Cosmopolitan, then looks back to her earlier years to trace the experiences and relationships that forged her path and public reputation. Set amid the 1960s and the rise of a bold editorial vision, it highlights the team of intrepid women who helped reshape the magazine and evokes a spirit of ambition, reinvention, and youthful daring. Drawing on his years working for Helen, Searles offers an insider’s perspective that serves as both a tribute and a portrait of an era that continues to resonate. Searles is the award-winning author of Help for the Haunted and Strange but True, the latter adapted into a Top 5 film on Netflix. His books have been translated into more than twenty languages and have earned year-end and top-pick recognition from outlets such as the Boston Globe, Entertainment Weekly, Salon, and the American Library Association. He appears on NBC’s Today Show with book recommendations and contributes essays to the New York Times and the Washington Post. Single Girls has been highlighted by Oprah Daily as an anticipated release and a summer standout, and it has drawn praise from fellow authors Kevin Kwan and Wally Lamb.
Fairfield University BookstoreSingle Girls by John Searles launch event!
The Single Girls book tour opens in Fairfield with an event at Fairfield University Bookstore, marking the start of the tour.
Fairfield University StoreJerry's Middle Finger
Jerry's Middle Finger brings the Jerry Garcia Band's repertoire to life with a warm, communal spirit. Formed in 2015 by musicians united by a love of the Grateful Dead and its legendary guitarist, the group has grown from Los Angeles bar gigs to celebrated stages across the country, turning each performance into a shared exchange between band and audience. The show centers on the music Garcia made beyond the Dead, weaving together favorites like Deal and Cats Under The Stars with rarities linked to Legions of Mary and his collaborations with Merl Saunders. Setlists change from one performance to the next. Arrangements shift to reflect different eras, sometimes echoing early 80s approaches and other times reaching back to the 70s or later, always guided by Garcia's example. The lineup features Garrett Deloian on expressive guitar and vocals, Jon Gold on keys with colors that nod to Melvin Seals, Keith Godchaux, and Nicky Hopkins, and Halina Janusz and Lisa Malsberger, nicknamed the Ladyfingers, offering rich gospel-inflected harmonies. Founding drummer Rodney Newman and bandmate Son Vo complete the ensemble. With close attention to tones, vocal blends, and feel, the band focuses less on spectacle and more on songs, emotion, and community, welcoming a new generation to experience this music in a live setting.
Garcia's at the Capitol TheatreDarien Wellness Networking Breakfast for Holistic Practitioners and Wellness Entrepreneurs
Holistic practitioners and wellness entrepreneurs gather for a relaxed, in-person networking breakfast at Rory’s. Hosted by Tribe TLC, a long-standing community founded by Beth Leas, the meetup centers on conversation, collaboration, and resource sharing among more than 200 professionals. Expect a supportive atmosphere with introductions, connections across Connecticut, New York, and beyond, plus information about ongoing opportunities that include in-person and online events, business education, marketing support, and advertising discounts with Natural Awakenings. A $20 prix fixe menu is available for attendees, and first-time participants are welcomed as Beth’s guest. To RSVP or ask questions, contact Beth at 203-856-9566 or tlcbethleas@gmail.com. Bring business cards for easy networking and a bit of laughter along the way.
Rory'sByram Shubert Library – La Leche League of Greenwich/Stamford/Rye
La Leche League is a nonprofit offering peer breastfeeding support for mothers. Free meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month. Participants can get help, celebrate successes, and troubleshoot challenges together.
Byram Shubert LibraryBareburger
Let's Go Trivia presents trivia nights at Bareburger in Stamford.
BareburgerBrain Health & Fitness Class with Wendy
At The Wallace Center, this class led by Wendy blends fitness with mental engagement. Rather than a routine workout, it emphasizes attentive movement and includes cognitive challenges that keep you thinking from start to finish. The focus is on connecting body and mind for a purposeful experience that moves beyond ordinary exercise.
The Wallace CenterEdible Plants and Mushrooms of Summer-FREE Presentation
The Newfield Branch of the Bridgeport Public Library hosts a free presentation exploring edible wild plants and mushrooms found in summer. Expect guidance on how to identify seasonal foods, gather them responsibly, and prepare them in the kitchen, with examples that range from beach plums and invasive wineberries to choice fungi like chanterelles and a variety of pored boletes. The 3 Foragers, a family from southeastern Connecticut with more than two decades of experience with New England’s edible plants and fungi, lead an educational slideshow featuring their own photographs and recipe ideas. Registration is not required.
Bridgeport Public LibrarySisterhood Summer Soiree
Enjoy an evening featuring drinks and summer salads.
Divi Roxx Kids
Divi Roxx Kids presents a free, ticketed performance in the Children’s Series, featuring groove-forward songs created to uplift young listeners and welcome audiences of all ages. The project is led by Grammy-nominated bassist and songwriter Divinity Roxx, known for touring with Victor Wooten and performing with Beyoncé. Her playful, empowering approach spans albums, children’s books, television, and theater, including contributions to the Peter Rabbit franchise and the theme for the Emmy-nominated PBS Kids series Lyla in the Loop. Complimentary tickets can be reserved online, and an ice cream truck from College Creamery is part of the festivities. The Children’s Series receives lead support from Berkowitz, Hanna, Amdur & Wildstein LLC and the Across the Globe Children’s Foundation, with additional support from Yale New Haven Health. As part of the Levitt Pavilion season, this event adds to a lineup of more than 50 free-ticket performances celebrating music and the performing arts. Reserving a ticket or attending signifies agreement to follow venue rules and safety protocols, which are subject to change, and policies may vary by show.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsGreenwich Library – Summer Storytime
At Greenwich Library, young children and a parent or caregiver can share a relaxed summer storytime featuring short stories, songs, movement, and simple fingerplays. The mix of read-alouds and playful activities offers a gentle introduction to books and reading in a welcoming setting.
Greenwich LibraryLive Music in Commons Park
Settle onto the lawn at Commons Park for live music in a relaxed outdoor setting. Pack a picnic and bring a blanket or some chairs, then unwind as free live music fills the park with sound.
Harbor Point Commons ParkWednesday Night Comedy
Settle in for a signature comedy club showcase at New York Comedy Club - Stamford. A host guides the show as four to five comedians take the mic in turn, each delivering a set as part of a shared bill. It is the classic format that highlights different styles and perspectives in one show.
New York Comedy Club - StamfordThe Dave Matthews Tribute Band - Summer Concert Series
Enjoy an evening with The Dave Matthews Tribute Band at Kensico Dam Plaza, presented as part of the Robison Summer Concert Series. There is no charge for entry or parking. Bring blankets and lawn chairs for general seating, and feel free to pack a cooler. The series is presented by Westchester County Parks and Sharc Creative with support from White Plains Hospital, Tompkins Community Bank, 100.7 WHUD, 107.1 The Peak, Hamlethub, Inspiria Outdoor Advertising, and Westchester Magazine. Schedule and lineup are subject to change.
Kensico Dam PlazaFunk Salsa Urban - FREE 2026 Great Lawn Summer Concert
This free event opens the 2026 Crawford Park Great Lawn Summer Concert Series with Funk Salsa Urban. The widely celebrated New York City band blends salsa rhythms with funk to create a sound built for dancing that keeps crowds on their feet. Expect a lively, family friendly atmosphere and a memorable summer evening filled with upbeat grooves and feel good energy.
Seoul Blues
The South Korean group Richiman & Groove Nice brings its distinctive interpretation of American blues to Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts in Westport. Admission is free, and tickets must be reserved in advance. A small number of tickets may be available at the box office on the day of the performance, but availability is not guaranteed.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsNSCC Bingo Night
Enjoy a lively evening of bingo at North Stamford Community Church, featuring classic games, plenty of laughs, and opportunities to win prizes. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and the event welcomes neighbors, families, and friends from across the community. Bingo nights are planned as a continuing tradition at the church, with games taking place twice each month to support the church community.
North Stamford Community ChurchDierks Bentley: Off The Map Tour
Dierks Bentley performs live in concert at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, CT. The event features the artist on stage at this amphitheater.
Hartford HealthCare AmphitheaterMATTEO BOCELLI - Falling In Love World Tour
Matteo Bocelli brings the Falling In Love World Tour, highlighting a rising artist with poetic flair and wide pop appeal. Tickets are available, though quantities are limited. A member pre-sale has already taken place, followed by a public on-sale, and a small number of VIP Experience tickets were released during the member window. 2026 Season Members receive discounts for this and other upcoming shows.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsSt. Vincent & The Delinquets - Free Concert
With strong connections to Port Chester, St. Vincent & The Delinquents bring their party rock sound to the audience at Lyon Park. Food trucks will be announced.
LYON PARK - Putnam Ave, Port Chester, NY, United States, New York 10573The Amish Outlaws • Fairfield, CT • The Warehouse
At The Warehouse in Fairfield, CT, The Amish Outlaws deliver a high-energy night of covers while performing in traditional Amish clothing. The group’s members once lived the Amish life, and now plug in electric instruments to power a set that jumps from Bon Jovi to Jay-Z and from Johnny Cash to Lady Gaga. The show combines tight musicianship with variety-show flair and a playful cultural twist, creating an unpredictable, genre-hopping experience that keeps audiences on their feet from the first song to the last.
The Warehouse at FTCCrossfire Hurricane Rolling Stones Tribute Band @ Westport VFW 465 Riverside Avenue, Westport CT
Crossfire Hurricane brings a high-energy salute to the Rolling Stones to the Westport VFW, packing the show with signature hits. Hear the swagger of Brown Sugar, the urgency of Gimme Shelter, and favorites like Start Me Up, Satisfaction, Jumpin' Jack Flash, and Sympathy for the Devil, all delivered with the riffs and attitude fans expect. Crossfire Hurricane, New York's premier Rolling Stones tribute, channels the classic sound and spirit of rock and roll.
Veterans of Foreign WarsParks + The Wreck back at The Shebeen
Returning to their home pub, they are ready to kick summer into high gear. The announcement encourages saving the date and sharing the news with friends.
The ShebeenTASCA & Color TV
At Garcia's, TASCA and Color TV come together for an evening that blends deep grooves with adventurous takes on familiar songs. Color TV is a group of six musical friends from Westchester who honed their sound in basements and sheds, sometimes turning it up enough to entertain nearby households and occasionally test a neighbor’s patience. Their repertoire moves from rock standards to exploratory jams to country tunes with a metamodern twist, delivered with heart and respect. TASCA is an instrumental groove trio featuring Joe Colgan on guitar, Rich Monopoli on drums, and Todd Nocera on organ.
Garcia'sColor Walks: Golden Hill Paugussett History
Explore the downtown area on a monthly public art walk where each installment features a different host and fresh experiences, offering new views of the local creative scene. This edition centers on Golden Hill Paugussett history as Clan Mother Shoran Wapatuquay Piper, tribal head leader of the Golden Hill Paugussett Tribe, guides a neighborhood tour that traces the tribe’s role in Bridgeport, explains street names and their meanings, and shares additional insights. The walk concludes at a local lunch spot. Interest is expected to be high.
Bridgeport Downtown Special Services DistrictBlacknificently Divine: Norwalk
HBCU Arts and Castle of our Skins present Blacknificently Divine, a concert at First Congregational Church of Norwalk. The program features artists from both organizations, including soprano Dr. Jolie Rocke, tenor Avid Williams, and mezzo soprano Inayah Raheem, an alum of the Shared Voices Denyce Graves Foundation Program. The evening highlights music by the Blacknificent 7 Composer Collective, with works by Jessie Montgomery, Damien Geter, Carlos Simon, Joel Thompson, Dave Ragland, Jasmine Barnes, and Shawn Okpebholo. A newly commissioned piece by emerging composer Jaylin Vinson is also included, supported through the Blacknificent 7 commissioning initiative and the American Composers Forum via a grant from America 250. Additional performers and repertoire will be announced. The venue is wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking and restrooms. Street parking is available. For reasonable accommodation requests, advance notice is requested, ideally two to three weeks ahead. Same day requests may not be possible. Please send accommodation requests to info@castleskins.org.
First Congregational Church on the GreenEGGY - 2026 TOUR
Eggy makes a return to Levitt Pavilion on its 2026 tour, bringing a sound that fuses thoughtful songwriting, adventurous improvisation, and a lively onstage presence. The Connecticut quartet of Jake Brownstein, Dani Battat, Mike Goodman, and Alex Bailey weaves melodies and jams into communal, in-the-moment performances where every set takes a different path. Their momentum surged with the 2024 release of the sophomore album Waiting Game, created with co-producer James Petralli of White Denim, leading to their biggest headlining runs and notable appearances at Austin City Limits, Electric Forest, and Suwannee Hulaween. The rise continued through 2025 with extensive touring and a themed run at Cervantes in Denver celebrating The Ballad of Blucifer that sold out two consecutive nights, underscoring the band’s knack for meaningful, playful moments onstage. Looking ahead, the group plans to begin crafting new music in early 2026 while continuing to grow its reach. The venue’s season includes ticketed programs alongside 50 free performances, and season memberships offer perks such as early access, member discounts, and waived facility fees.
River Street Sunset Bazaar
On select Saturday evenings this summer, the River Street Sunset Bazaar transforms Norwalk’s historic Wall Street district into a relaxed street scene. Explore more than 30 local vendors, wander with a drink in hand, and enjoy live music drifting through the area. As daylight fades, settle into lawn games and take your time. The pace is unhurried and the focus is on savoring the evening.
River StreetJazz Dinner with Nick DiMaria (7/11)
This Jazz Dinner at Brass & Bone features the Nick DiMaria Quartet. Trumpeter Nick Di Maria blends modern jazz melodies with elements of funk, fusion, world music, and LoFi to create an original, energetic sound. The performance appeals to dedicated jazz fans and first-time listeners alike, moving from moody to playful and often dance-friendly, with an overall groovy feel. Early table reservations are encouraged.
Brass & BoneMandala Wine Glass Tumbler (Mount Kisco)
Explore ceramic wine glass painting with a mandala theme. In this Designing Dishes Workshop, an instructor guides you step by step to create one finished mandala tumbler. When your piece is complete, it will be kiln fired and ready to take home in approximately 5 to 7 days. You will leave with a handmade tumbler you created yourself.
The Pottery Factory - Mount KiscoIncidental Contact at 314 Beer Garden
Incidental Contact returns to 314 Beer Garden in Norwalk with a setlist that spans from ABBA to Led Zeppelin. The band will be back on stage performing familiar songs across eras.
314 Beer GardenHelp for Kids Diaper Drive
The Exchange Club of Norwalk is organizing a diaper collection at Stop & Shop to support Help for Kids. Help for Kids, based in Stamford, works to prevent child abuse across Southern Connecticut and offers vital support to families in Fairfield County. Exchange, known as America’s Service Club, brings together volunteers to strengthen communities through Americanism, community service, youth programs, and a national initiative focused on the prevention of child abuse.
Stop & ShopOne Mile Swim – Support the YMCA of Greenwich
At Tod’s Point in Greenwich Point Park, this one mile race celebrates its 37th year, organized by the Greenwich Swim Committee.
Greenwich Point BeachGreenwich Point 2026 One Mile Swim
A one-mile swim held at Greenwich Point Park. Participants complete the full mile in the water, focusing on a single, clearly defined distance.
Greenwich Point ParkGrupo Libra
Grupo Libra performs live at The Palmas Night Club in Stamford.
The Palms Night ClubBAD⟡SAINTS (Stripped)@ Port 5
BAD⟡SAINTS returns to Port 5 in Black Rock with a stripped back acoustic performance. The performance features an unplugged set of favorite songs.
Port 5 - National Association of Naval VeteransRosweood & Honey at Dry Dock Bar & Grille, Norwalk, CT
Rosewood & Honey Band performs live at Dry Dock Bar & Grille. The event combines live music with food, drinks, and time with friends.
Dry Dock Bar & GrilleAnnual Men's Social 🥃🥩
This relaxed evening features a top-quality steak cookout, select scotch and bourbon, and cigars, paired with easy conversation on a warm summer night. The Men's Social returns with a laid-back atmosphere to savor good food and drink while connecting with others. The gathering also offers an opportunity to support Chabad's Security Fund.
July 2026 featuring Ford and Ford-powered cars
Goodwives Shopping Center hosts a showcase highlighting automobiles built by Ford and models powered by Ford engines. Featured marques include Aston Martin, Ford (US), Ford (Germany), Ford (Australia), Ford (British), Mercury, Lincoln, Edsel, Shelby and Cobra, DeTomaso, TVR, Morgan, Caterham, Noble, Griffith, Bricklin, Muntz Jet, Cortina, Italia, Kurtis, and Ultima Sports. All makes and models are welcome. Judging is part of the program and awards will be presented.
Goodwives Shopping CenterHispanic Heritage Festival
At Kensico Dam Plaza, this lively, family-friendly festival celebrates the rich and varied traditions of Hispanic communities worldwide. The plaza fills with rhythms like salsa, merengue, cumbia and more, along with flavorful Latin cuisine, colorful arts and crafts, and activities to keep children engaged throughout the event. The focus is on culture and community, creating an atmosphere of heart, heritage, and harmony. Both entry and parking are free, and the festival continues rain or shine. Seating is open, so bring blankets or folding chairs. Coolers are not allowed. Attendees can arrive via Metro-North’s Harlem Line to Valhalla station, and the park is also accessible via Route 22 from the north or south. Note that the Bronx River Parkway is closed for Bicycle Sundays between Scarsdale Road in Yonkers and the Westchester County Center in White Plains, which may affect driving routes.
Kensico Dam PlazaMorning Camp Sessions at the Fairfield University Store: Introduction to Acting and Improvisation
At the Fairfield University Store, young performers can dive into a five day morning camp focused on acting and improvisation. Under the guidance of instructor Dustin Luangkhot, participants build core performance skills through vocal and movement work, explore script study and character development, and practice improv to grow stage presence and confidence. The environment encourages collaboration, creative risk taking, and imaginative self expression. Open to ages 8 and up.
Fairfield University StoreGreenwich Library – Summer Storytime
Greenwich Library hosts a welcoming storytime created for young children who attend with a parent or caregiver. The session features short stories, songs, simple movement, and fingerplay activities that invite little ones to listen, wiggle, and participate. It offers a gentle way to introduce children to books and shared reading.
Greenwich LibraryAdventure Camp at the YMCA of Greenwich (Camp Seton)
At the YMCA of Greenwich, the summer camp sets the tone for the season and offers a place where young people can grow.
Camp SetonCruise Night at Hotel MTK with the NY Cruisers
Hotel MTK partners with the New York Cruisers for a recurring Cruise Night that brings classic and muscle cars together in a relaxed, community-focused setting. Explore a rotating showcase of vehicles while enjoying the hotel’s outdoor spaces and welcoming atmosphere. The gathering is open to all, whether bringing a car or stopping by to look, and admission is free. The Hub, the hotel’s restaurant, is part of the experience with food and drinks served outside during Cruise Night, and it is open to the public daily for breakfast and dinner. The season begins with a kickoff featuring themed food and drink specials and continues as a casual social tradition hosted by Hotel MTK and the New York Cruisers.
Hotel MTK Mount KiscoSound Bath Meditation with Hummingbird Healing Arts
Settle into a restorative sound bath led by Lisa Pak with Hummingbird Healing Arts. The session layers Himalayan bowls, gongs, crystal bowls, drums, rainsticks, gentle percussion, nature sounds, and Lisa’s voice to create a rich soundscape intended to soothe the nervous system. It begins with a brief guided meditation, then participants recline on yoga mats, often with blankets, bolsters, or an eye pillow, as waves of sound fill the space. Many leave feeling calm, reset, and refreshed. Please bring a yoga mat and pillow. Admission is $40 per person. Lisa Pak is the founder and owner of Hummingbird Healing Center and holds multiple sound healing certifications from the Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, NY and the Sound Healers Academy in the UK. A lifelong spiritual seeker who has practiced yoga and meditation since her twenties, she is a classically trained musician and vocalist who now focuses on the voice as an instrument for healing rather than performance. Her vocal approach is informed by guidance from teachers and mentors including Silvia Nakkash, Chloe Goodchild, Heather Houston, and the Brothers Koran.
MoCA CTAgatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
At Westport Country Playhouse, a fresh stage adaptation by Mark Shanahan brings Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd to life, drawn from her celebrated novel. A murder in a mansion sets the scene for Hercule Poirot to investigate a host of intriguing suspects, teasing out secrets and lies as the tension builds. Long admired as a benchmark of the mystery genre, this production invites audiences to match wits with the detective while reveling in clever twists and atmospheric suspense. It also serves as the finale of the Playhouse’s 2025/2026 season.
Westport Country PlayhouseConnecticut Ballet - FREE CONCERT!
This outdoor Ballet Under the Stars program brings Connecticut Ballet to the stage with a new performance presented as a free-ticket show. The company, founded in 1981 by choreographers Brett Raphael and Luk de Layress, first appeared under the name Ballet Today at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival. It became a resident company at Stamford Center for the Arts in 1986, expanded to Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in 2005, and now calls Hartford home. Since 2008, its Ballet Under the Stars series has offered free performances in communities statewide. This engagement is part of the Levitt Pavilion season, which features many free shows alongside the paid Stars on Tour series and a Gala.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsMandala Wine Glass Tumbler (Norwalk)
Create a decorative mandala wine tumbler during a hands-on ceramic wine glass painting session. In the Designing Dishes Workshop, instructors provide clear, step by step guidance through each stage so you complete one finished piece with confidence. Afterward, your tumbler is kiln fired and will be ready to take home in about 5 to 7 days, giving you a keepsake you truly made yourself.
Elena Moon Park: Children’s Series
A free-ticket installment of the Children’s Series spotlights musician and cultural producer Elena Moon Park, sharing music from her all-ages album Nothing Is Ordinary, which celebrates the magic woven into everyday life. The set blends fresh interpretations of folk and children’s music rooted in traditions of East and Southeast Asia with original pieces that encourage attentive listening to the small stories around us. The project also takes creative cues from artwork by long-standing collaborator Kristiana Pärn. The Children’s Series receives primary backing from Berkowitz, Hanna, Amdur & Wildstein LLC and the Across the Globe Children’s Foundation, with additional support from Yale New Haven Health. An ice cream truck from College Creamery will be on site. This performance is part of a season featuring many free-ticket shows alongside the Stars on Tour paid series and a gala.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsJoe Jackson
An appearance by Joe Jackson at Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre highlights a career that began with a first paid performance at 16 and a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music. He formed the Joe Jackson Band in London, signed with A&M Records, and released Look Sharp!, followed by I’m the Man and Beat Crazy. He then ventured into swing with Jumpin’ Jive and achieved his biggest commercial success with Night and Day. In the years that followed he moved fluidly across styles, from the horn-focused Body and Soul to the live-recorded Big World and the wide-ranging Blaze of Glory, while also composing film scores and collaborating with other artists. Later projects included Night Music, Heaven and Hell, and Night and Day II. He reunited the original lineup for Volume 4, relocated to Berlin and recorded Rain, paid tribute to Duke Ellington on The Duke, released Fast Forward, and returned with Fool, which charted across Europe. More recently he toured again, including performances connected to his What a Racket! project inspired by Music Hall artist Max Champion. He has announced a new album titled Hope and Fury and continues to write and perform, splitting his time among New York, Portsmouth, and Berlin.
Stamford Palace TheatreThe Heavy Heavy with MT Jones
At Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre, The Heavy Heavy appear with MT Jones for a night of era-spanning rock and soul. The Heavy Heavy, a UK group, broke through with the EP Life and Life Only, leading to sold-out headline shows in major cities, opening slots with Black Pumas and Band of Horses, and AAA radio top five tracks Miles and Miles and Go Down River. Their debut album One Of A Kind, written by co-founders Georgie Fuller and William Turner and crafted largely in Turner’s Brighton studio, widens their harmony-rich, psychedelic-leaning sound and leans into gritty British grooves inspired by classics like the Rolling Stones’ Goats Head Soup. The album spotlights Fuller’s commanding vocals and vintage textures such as Mellotron and organ, from the sing-along single Happiness to rockers and tender, country-tinged tunes. Sharing the bill, MT Jones draws on 60s and 70s soul alongside modern R&B and jazz, pairing a deeply soulful vocal style with contemporary sensibilities. Between time spent working on music in Liverpool and London and writing for other artists, he has stepped forward with his own releases, including I Won't Ever Say Goodbye and Feeling Lonely. His songs have received support from BBC Introducing on 1Xtra and placements on Spotify playlists, including New Music Friday in the UK. Together, these artists offer vintage spirit with fresh energy, rich harmonies, and groove-driven storytelling.
Garcia's at the Capitol TheatreGreenwich Library – Summer Storytime
Greenwich Library hosts a Summer Storytime created for young children attending with a parent or caregiver. The session features short stories, songs, movement, and fingerplays to help introduce little ones to books and reading.
Greenwich LibraryMeaningful Networking for LGBTQ+ Professionals - Connecticut
Connect with new people at a friendly networking mixer that embraces the full spectrum of the LGBTQ+ community along with supportive allies. Enjoy an inclusive, welcoming atmosphere designed to spark conversations and help relationships grow.
Bar RossoWednesday Night Comedy
Wednesday Night Comedy brings a showcase format to New York Comedy Club - Stamford, with a host and a lineup of four to five comedians sharing the stage in one show. Multiple comics come together for a classic club atmosphere.
New York Comedy Club - StamfordNetworking Happy Hour
Set in Dayton, this Bankside Networking Happy Hour gathers business owners, professionals, advisors, community leaders, and local connectors for authentic conversations and relationship building. Bankside M&A Advisors teams up with the Kettering Collaboration of Small Business Owners to host an evening focused on meaningful connections, with no formal sales pitches and a comfortable, low-pressure atmosphere. Attendees can enjoy free drinks and appetizers, along with giveaways from local businesses. RSVP is available through the QR code shown on the event image.
Double 18 LoungeGil Parris - FREE 2026 Great Lawn Summer Concert
Part of the Crawford Park Great Lawn Summer Series, this free outdoor concert spotlights Grammy-nominated guitarist Gil Parris. He blends blues, jazz, rock, and smooth jazz, and has performed and recorded as both a solo artist and a sideman with Dr. John, Blood, Sweat and Tears, David Mann, Billy Vera, Bobby Caldwell, and Toni Braxton. Bring lawn chairs and blankets, pack a picnic or favorite snacks, and settle in for an evening of live music under the stars.
Amani Burnham
Amani Burnham brings his debut album tour to the Levitt Pavilion with a free, ticketed concert. This appearance marks his Levitt Pavilion debut. The 20-year-old Connecticut-based blues-rock guitarist and singer steps on stage in support of Roots & Wings, his first release on Blind Pig Records, a 12-song collection that pairs thumb-driven guitar technique with soulful vocals and reflective writing. The set ranges from the high-octane instrumental Fastlane to a title track inspired by his Ethiopian heritage, all delivered with grooves, searing leads, and a classic power-trio sound shaped at Carriage House Studios. His rapid ascent has drawn notice from outlets including Guitar World, Blues Chronicles, and Living Blues. Complimentary tickets are distributed at the on-site box office on a first-come basis, subject to capacity, and the box office opens two hours before showtime. This performance was rescheduled from an earlier date, and tickets already claimed remain valid for the new date. If you cannot use previously claimed tickets, please contact the box office.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsPlay & Read
A warm, welcoming playtime featuring read aloud stories, gentle movement, and engaging activities that encourage imagination. This program is for babies through age 4, and each child must be accompanied by an adult.
Kinusaiga Patchwork Workshop (Mount Kisco)
Explore Kinusaiga, a calming no-sew fabric art technique, in a relaxed workshop setting. All supplies are provided, and the experience is welcoming to beginners while still offering plenty of creative fun. Enjoy unhurried time designing a unique fabric composition without any stitching.
The Pottery Factory - Mount KiscoFaster Things Band - An Allman Brothers Experience
Celebrating the music of the Allman Brothers Band, this dynamic tribute channels the original group's spirit, drive, and musicianship. Soulful vocals and skilled instrumentation bring the songs to life with passion and authenticity, building a charge in the room that has listeners rocking and singing along, fully engaged from start to finish. Fans and venues consistently offer high praise, and a devoted circle of old-school ABB enthusiasts travels to multiple performances, urging others to catch the show.
Garcia'sKAI & HARMONIK LIVE IN CT
KAI & HARMONIK bring a live show to Norwalk, Connecticut. Tickets are currently on sale for those who want to be there in person.
Imperial Eagle Plaza.Peace Out, Yo
Peace Out, Yo is a paint and sip party at a Stamford, Connecticut studio. Attendees can settle into a casual creative setting to paint and socialize.
Pinot's PaletteWest Coast Swing with Alex Kim
West Coast Swing takes center stage at Dance Dimensions in Norwalk, Connecticut with a program of instruction and social dancing led by Alex Kim. The workshop series guides dancers from essential newcomer foundations to a polished champion-level look, with sessions geared toward advanced beginners and above. Private lessons with Alex are available in addition to the workshops. For private lessons, registration covers only the $25 floor fee, and a $100 instructor fee is paid directly to Alex. A dinner break includes food and beverages, and contributions to the shared table are welcome. The night concludes with a West Coast Swing dance party. Online registration is required. A special pass includes all workshops and the dance, and a dance-only option is available, with tiered pricing that ranges from $60 to $80 for the full experience and $15 to $20 for the dance.
Dance DimensionsBeach Ball 2026
The Greenwich Point Conservancy hosts its yearly Beach Ball fundraiser in a marquee tent on a bluff with views of Manhattan.
Greenwich Point ParkRGB This Summer at TwelveNote BREW CO. Bridgeport,CT (Black Rock) 6pm
A live show from the Rob Glassman Band, also known as RGB, with a lineup of Rob Glassman, Mike Piercey, Ralph Santoro, and Eli Farland.
Twelvenote BREW CO.Hat Burning Workshop (Mount Kisco)
At The Pottery Factory - Mount Kisco, this hands-on workshop shows how to customize a stylish hat with a personalized burning technique. Creative instructors guide participants through each step, making the process approachable from start to finish. The session concludes with a completed hat that participants can confidently say they made themselves.
The Pottery Factory - Mount KiscoMixtape Messiah descends upon TIERNANS Saturday July 18th at 930pm
Mixtape Messiah, formerly known as Bombed at the Prom, brings a rock set to Tiernans Bar & Restaurant that spans arena anthems, 80s hits, 90s grunge, classic rock, and a few hair metal tracks. The lineup showcases original members Tarek on lead vocals, Rich Sileo on bass and vocals, and Ernest Spatafore on drums, with new lead guitarist and vocalist John Mullen from CT. The performance includes songs such as Separate Ways, Livin’ on a Prayer, Pride, Rebel Yell, and Any Way You Want It.
Tiernans Bar & RestaurantPeople Friendly Stamford Coffee Hour
People Friendly Stamford holds a coffee hour at Third Place by Half Full Brewery in Stamford's South End. It is a recurring, casual meetup.
Third Place by Half Full BreweryCraft, Connect & Fellowship
Set aside an afternoon for crafting and friendly connection. Bring your work in progress and use the time to complete that lingering project while enjoying conversation with others. Friends are welcome, so invite someone to participate with you.
Credit 2 keys
Gain in-person guidance on taking your next steps toward better credit.
Stamford2026 Perreoland Festival - Saturday
Perreoland Festival arrives at Mill River Park in Stamford, Connecticut, presented by Parachute Concert's. Jowell & Randy take the spotlight with a headlining performance, with dancing continuing from day into night.
Mill River ParkTrailblazers Adult Hiking Club with the YMCA of Greenwich
Adults gather for the Trailblazers hiking club at the YMCA of Greenwich, where conversations unfold and friendships grow along the path. Guided by instructor Linda Parentice, the group offers a refreshing way to step outside and reconnect with nature.
YMCA of GreenwichGlass Fusing 101 Workshop (Norwalk)
Discover the basics of glass fusing in a hands-on class at The Pottery Factory. Create a functional piece for your home while a creative specialist guides you step by step through using the tools, supplies, and core techniques. Choose your colors, personalize your design, and assemble your project with all materials provided. Afterward, pieces are fired in the studio kilns, and you will receive a notification, typically within 7 to 10 days, when your finished work is ready.
The Pottery Factory - NorwalkPremier Lacrosse League
The Premier Lacrosse League brings elite, high-tempo action to Rafferty Stadium in Fairfield, featuring a mix of speed, physical defense, and precise shot-making. The intimate stadium setting keeps strategies and momentum swings easy to follow, allowing spectators to see elite players and on-the-fly coaching decisions unfold in real time. It offers an accessible way to experience one of the fastest-growing field sports in the U.S. up close.
Fairfield University University CollegeJack White
Jack White and his band perform as part of the JACK WHITE LIVE 2026 tour, a worldwide run centered on an in-person, phone-free experience. This show follows a strict policy that keeps phones out of the performance space to encourage an unplugged atmosphere. Upon arrival, staff will place your phone in a lockable pouch that stays with you. If you need access, visit the clearly marked phone use areas in the lobby or concourse to unlock it at any time. Consider bringing a physical credit card in case you cannot access your phone at the bar or merchandise area. For sharing later, the tour photographer will post photos and video after the show that you can download or repost. The policy is intended to improve the experience for everyone and it is mandatory.
The Capitol TheatreGrupo Niche
At Mill River Park, as part of Summer in the Park, the Colombian Independence Day festival features the internationally renowned salsa group Grupo Niche. Open to all ages, it centers on Colombian culture, music, and traditions.
Mill River ParkThe Dang-It Bobbys
Enjoy a performance by The Dang-It Bobbys at Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens in Stamford. Tickets are available for this event.
Bartlett Arboretum & GardensNorth Shore
North Shore is an in-studio paint and sip experience at Pinot's Palette in Stamford, CT that offers a relaxed creative session with a social vibe. Paint alongside others and enjoy the studio atmosphere while creating your own piece inspired by the theme.
Pinot's Palette20th Fairfield/Black Rock Silent Book Club Meeting at ELICIT
Participants gather at Elicit Brewing Co in Fairfield for a Silent Book Club session inside the Speak Easy, located just to the right after entering the front door. The gathering starts with ordering drinks or food and a quick share of what everyone is reading, continues with a period of quiet reading, and wraps up with optional conversation or simply more time with a book in a relaxed setting.
Elicit Brewing Co - Fairfieldi9 Sports Multi Sport Discovery Camp, July 20-24
Designed for young children, this Multi-Sport Discovery Program from i9 Sports runs Monday through Friday at the Lathon Wider Community Center gym. A new sport is introduced each day, giving participants the chance to learn fundamentals, build confidence, and practice teamwork with supportive coaching in a friendly and safe setting that puts children first.
CREATE: Sensory Spanish Class – Learning Spanish Through Play
Children are introduced to Spanish through playful, sensory experiences in this interactive class. Each week brings different stations designed to spark curiosity. Hosted at The Cubhouse.
The CubhouseAdventure Camp at the YMCA of Greenwich (Camp Seton)
Adventure Camp brings the YMCA of Greenwich back to a wooded setting at Camp Seton through a partnership. Centered on the outdoors, it offers a summertime experience in nature.
Camp SetonWestport, CT Wellness Networking Breakfast for Holistic Practitioners and Wellness Entrepreneurs
Holistic health practitioners and wellness entrepreneurs can connect over breakfast at Le Pain Quotidien in Westport. This monthly networking morning is hosted by Tribe TLC, a community founded by Beth Leas that brings together professionals committed to healthy living and conscious business. Expect open conversation, referrals, and collaboration among a wide range of practitioners and small business owners, including conventional and complementary healthcare providers, therapists, coaches, creatives, and retailers. First-time attendees are welcome as Beth’s guest and can explore membership options afterward. Bringing business cards and, if you wish, a colleague is encouraged to make the most of the networking. To RSVP or request details, contact Beth by call or text at 203-856-9566 or email tlcbethleas@gmail.com.
Le Pain Quotidien 635 Post Road E., Westport, CtStrictly Business with Dayko
Strictly Business with Dayko offers a dance-friendly mix of covers and original music at Park City Music Hall. Strictly Business, a cover band from Southwest Connecticut, spans pop, rock, R&B and funk to get people moving. Dayko is a college band that pairs originals with pop, rock and indie covers and has been performing together for up to six years across Connecticut. This is an all-ages event. General admission is $10, plus online ticketing fees. Park City Music Hall features a full bar and kitchen serving craft cocktails and bites. Food service begins when doors open and continues until the Kitchen Open light is turned off. The venue is primarily standing room, with limited seating available on a first-come, first-served basis when offered.
Park City Music HallGreenwich Library – Summer Storytime
Young children can participate alongside a parent or caregiver in a gentle program that blends short stories, songs, movement, and fingerplays. It offers a friendly introduction to books by encouraging participation and making shared reading feel engaging and fun.
Greenwich LibraryMah Jongg at the YMCA of Greenwich
Explore a new twist on the classic game of Mah Jongg with a welcoming group at the YMCA of Greenwich. The gathering focuses on strategy and camaraderie, and it welcomes players of all experience levels.
YMCA of GreenwichBlood Pressure Screening
The Wallace Center’s Blood Pressure Clinic offers complimentary blood pressure screenings provided by a registered nurse. Stop in for a quick check to help keep track of your numbers in a simple, convenient setting.
The Wallace CenterXtreme Queen - Summer Concert Series
Xtreme Queen performs at Kensico Dam Plaza as part of the Robison Summer Concert Series. Both admission and parking are free. Plan for lawn seating by bringing blankets and lawn chairs, and coolers are welcome. The series is presented by Westchester County Parks and Sharc Creative with support from White Plains Hospital, Tompkins Community Bank, 100.7 WHUD, 107.1 The Peak, Hamlethub, Inspiria Outdoor Advertising, and Westchester Magazine. The schedule and lineup may change.
Kensico Dam PlazaJamshow Acoustic - FREE 2026 Great Lawn Summer Concert
This free concert brings Jamshow Acoustic to the Great Lawn at Crawford Park as part of the 2026 Summer Series. Expect acoustic renditions of classic rock, pop, and contemporary country favorites. Guests can bring lawn chairs and blankets, pack a picnic or snacks, and relax on the grass for live music beneath the night sky.
Crawford ParkFruit Bats at District Music Hall (Norwalk)
Fruit Bats, the long-running project of Eric D. Johnson, bring their full-band indie rock to District Music Hall for an all ages concert presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. Their latest chapter, The Landfill on Merge Records, transforms Midwestern memories and the weight of the past into a panoramic look at what lies ahead, expanding the intimate spark of Baby Man into a vivid, collaborative sound. Written with a quick, stream-of-consciousness approach and then developed with the band, the new material was recorded largely live at Bear Creek Studios with minimal overdubs and no click tracks, with Thom Monahan contributing additional production and the final mix. Johnson’s group includes David Dawda on bass, Josh Mease on guitars and synth, Frank LoCrasto on piano and synth, and Kosta Galanopoulos on drums, a lineup known for onstage chemistry. Expect glowing melodies and open-hearted storytelling, from the hazy sway of That Goddamn Sun to the buoyant pulse of Think Aboutcha and the forward rush of Perhaps We’re a Storm, all carried by Johnson’s unmistakable voice and the energy of a tight-knit band.
District Music HallDeadCenter - Dead Meat: HIGH OCTANE GRATEFUL DEAD
Dead Meat delivers a vibrant salute to the music of the Grateful Dead, pairing stirring vocal harmonies with high energy stretches that keep the momentum strong. A crowd favorite, the band ventures across the Dead’s expansive catalog and isn’t afraid to test its boundaries, unveiling fresh interpretations of enduring favorites. The result welcomes devoted Deadheads and casual listeners alike.
Garcia'sSt. Ann Feast
St. Ann Feast is a family friendly event with a mix of food, games, and entertainment.
Saint Ann ClubThat's Fair Comedy
A monthly show that ranks among New York Comedy Club's favorites returns with another edition.
New York Comedy Club - Stamford7/23: Two Friends - 18+
DJ duo Two Friends bring an 18+ dance party to Mill River Park for a high-energy summer night. Their Big Bootie Mixes take the spotlight, setting the tone for an evening built around big beats and summer vibes.
Mill River ParkNSCC Bingo Night
Bingo returns to North Stamford Community Church with community games that offer chances to win prizes, plus food and drinks available for purchase. These family friendly gatherings are planned twice each month and help support the church community.
North Stamford Community ChurchCARD RIFTBOUND TCG EVENT
Riftbound, the League of Legends trading card game, takes center stage at a community event focused on play, trading, and friendly connection. New players and seasoned tacticians alike will find opportunities to test strategies, challenge new opponents, and grow their collections while meeting other fans. The emphasis is on welcoming competition, shared learning, and the excitement of teaming up with a trusted duo partner.
AVZEN SportsClay Handbuilding – Mug (Mount Kisco)
Spend an evening at The Pottery Factory in Mount Kisco creating a stoneware mug using handbuilding techniques. All supplies and step by step instruction are included as you shape your mug and choose a glaze combination. After the class, the studio fires and glazes your piece to complete it, with finishing in up to three weeks.
The Pottery Factory - Mount KiscoNext Stop Comedy at Spacecat Brewing Company
Spacecat Brewing Company hosts a Next Stop Comedy showcase that brings stand-up talent to local venues. Each performance features a fresh mix of comedians, including acts with television and podcast credits, so every show offers something new.
Marissa Mulder
An evening of songs to kick off a brand new year highlights music from Cole Porter and Jerome Kern to Stephen Sondheim and Billy Joel, led by award-winning singer and storyteller Marissa Mulder with renowned jazz pianist Jon Weber. The program mixes songs and stories for an infectious and engaging experience that sends listeners into the new year on a high note. Mulder, described by The New York Times as extraordinary, joins Weber for a night of music and storytelling.
Jazz on mainSun Kings (Beatles Tribute) - Free Concert
The Sun Kings, a local Beatles tribute band, are excited to perform in Port Chester, the home of Ed Sullivan. Food trucks are planned, with details to be announced. For more information about the band, check their Facebook page.
LYON PARK - Putnam Ave, Port Chester, NY, United States, New York 10573LaMP ft. Russ Lawton, Scott Metzger & Ray Paczkowski - FREE SHOW!
Enjoy a complimentary ticketed performance by LaMP, the trio of drummer Russ Lawton, guitarist Scott Metzger, and keyboardist Ray Paczkowski. Their partnership first caught fire at Nectar’s in Burlington, Vermont, then led to a return to the studio at Sugarhouse Soundworks with engineer Roger Stauss to capture a self-titled debut EP. Metzger, known for his work with Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, trades nimble lines with Paczkowski’s organ and clavinet while Lawton’s steady groove drives the sound, creating music rich with feel and momentum. When schedules align, the group tours the East Coast and continues to attract growing crowds. This show is part of a season that presents more than 50 free performances, alongside the Stars on Tour paid series and a gala. Memberships support free access to the arts and include access to a reserved allotment of complimentary tickets, subject to limited availability, plus exclusive discounts on paid events.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing ArtsBedford Hills Health and Wellness Networking Morning
Healthy living entrepreneurs and practitioners are invited to a friendly morning of networking and collaboration at Quantum Healing & Wellness in Bedford Hills, hosted with TLC Member Michelle Adams. Connect with members of Tribe TLC, a long-standing community of more than 200 holistic practitioners and wellness business owners who come together to share resources for body, mind, and spirit and to support one another’s growth. Guests may attend one meeting to explore the fit before membership is required. RSVP to Beth Leas by call or text at 203-856-9566 or by email at tlcbethleas@gmail.com.
Quantum Healing & WellnessMojo and The Mayhem at Brass & Bone (7/24)
Mojo and The Mayhem return to Brass & Bone with a funk-fueled set made for dancing in SONO. The evening blends high energy grooves with a lively party vibe. Arrive early to enjoy food and drinks, with dinner music to be announced. Admission is free. The band is a tight-knit crew whose playful chemistry, quirky humor, and shared love of the groove shape performances that focus on having fun together.
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival - Emerging Artist Showcase
An artist has been selected for the emerging artist showcase on the mainstage at a folk festival. In addition to the featured set, they anticipate playing with friends at various spots over three days. The festival spans four days in total.
Goshen FairgroundsSummer Movie Night “Inside Out 2” at Outdoors at the Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center
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Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic CenterStoneware Painting Workshop (Mount Kisco)
Create a beautiful, functional stoneware dish at a painting workshop at The Pottery Factory - Mount Kisco. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance as you design and decorate the featured project. After you finish, your piece is kiln fired and will be ready for pickup in about 5 to 7 days. The finished dish is microwave safe and offers a handmade keepsake you created yourself.
The Pottery Factory - Mount KiscoLaura Dubin Trio
Pianist and composer Laura Dubin leads her trio at Jazz On Main, bringing a sound shaped by early dedication to jazz and years of study and performance across the United States and Latin America. Performing with drummer Antonio H. Guerrero, her husband and long-time musical partner whom she met while playing in a cruise-ship trio that toured Europe, French Polynesia, and the Caribbean, the group blends original works with fresh takes on standards, sometimes combining themes in imaginative mashups. After returning to her hometown of Rochester, she has been active as a performer and educator, and the trio has appeared at the Rochester International Jazz Festival, resulting in a live album that joined earlier releases Introducing the Laura Dubin Trio and Laura Dubin Plays the Great American Songbook. The performance showcases lyrical piano and close-knit interplay rooted in the trio’s shared history.
Jazz On Main 37 S Moger Ave Mt Kisco, NY 10549The Head and The Heart - 15th Anniversary Tour With Special Guest Wilderado
The Head and The Heart arrive with music shaped by a creative reset. After touring behind Every Shade of Blue, cofounder Jonathan Russell opened the songwriting to the full group, trading solo work and outside collaborators for a process where everyone contributes in shared sessions or by passing ideas across coasts. That shift drives Aperture, the band’s sixth album and first with Verve Forecast. The record leans into honesty, love, and shared risk, with tracks that showcase what this six-piece can craft together. Jubilee surges with bright lift, Beg Steal Borrow spotlights their signature harmonies, and Arrow captures a shout-along message about balancing independence with support from others. With Platinum singles like Honeybee and All We Ever Knew in their history, the band focuses on songs born from renewed camaraderie and a sense of beginning again.
The Capitol TheatreVintage Roses
Experience a paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Stamford, Connecticut, centered on a vintage roses theme. Create a floral-inspired painting in a relaxed studio setting with a friendly, social vibe.
Pinot's PaletteStamford Christmas in July Bar Crawl 2026
Get into the spirit of Christmas in July in Stamford with a lively bar crawl that blends summertime fun with holiday cheer. Enjoy seasonal cocktails and a merry atmosphere as you make your way from stop to stop in a festive setting.
Hudson Social CTRhythm of the Night
Rhythm of the Night is a paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette, a studio in Stamford, CT.
Pinot's PaletteIncidental Contact at Bartlett Arboretum
Incidental Contact appears for the first time at the Bartlett Arboretum Gardens Summer Concert Series in Stamford, featuring favorites from ABBA to Zeppelin in a garden setting.
Bartlett ArboretumPublic Concert - Mill River Park
1010 Washington Blvd Stamford, CT 06901
Mill River Park, Stamford, CTItalian Heritage Festival
Italian Heritage Festival at Kensico Dam Plaza highlights Italian culture with savory food, kid friendly games, cultural displays, and artisan crafts. A DJ will keep the crowd moving and Carozza Entertainment will perform live, creating plenty of opportunities to dance. The event takes place rain or shine. Seating is casual on the lawn, so bring blankets or folding chairs. Coolers are not permitted. Admission and parking are free. Please note that the Bronx River Parkway closes for Bicycle Sundays between Scarsdale Road in Yonkers and the Westchester County Center in White Plains. Kensico Dam Plaza can be reached via Route 22 from either direction.
Kensico Dam PlazaMike Milazzo
At The Cos Cobber, Mike Milazzo showcases a signature Americana sound that weaves together rock, folk, country, and blues. An accomplished singer, songwriter, and guitarist, he features material from his CDs Love is a Cage and The World...
The Cos CobberAmber Waves Of Grain
Amber Waves Of Grain is a paint and sip event at Pinot's Palette in Stamford, CT, offering a relaxed, creative studio experience centered on the featured painting.
Pinot's PaletteStone Cold and the Jackal in Stamford, CT
Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson, who portray Jason Morgan and Damian Spinelli on ABC’s General Hospital, bring their offscreen rapport to a live show filled with music and comedy. Building on their long-running podcast and lively presence on social media, they deliver a 75 to 80 minute experience followed by a limited VIP photo meet and greet. Guests should bring their own camera for photos. Autographs are not included with the regular VIP meet and greet. Ticket options include General Admission at $49 plus taxes and fees, VIP at $99 plus taxes and fees with a post-show meet and greet and photo op, and a Platinum VIP experience at $200 plus taxes and fees. Platinum VIP is limited to 30 fans and features early entry to catch sound check, a pre-show meet and greet that includes selfies and autographs, priority seating near the stage, and an additional post-show meet and greet with a photo opportunity.
New York Comedy Club StamfordJuly 27th-31st Youtube Content Studio CAMP
Single-day camp options are available for kids interested in video creation and channel management. Participants set up and personalize a YouTube channel using a shared Code Ninjas YouTube account, creating a cohesive look with custom channel art, profile images, and thumbnails. Through guided activities they practice recording, editing, and uploading, turning ideas into shareable videos. They also study popular YouTube content to understand what works well, and learn about copyright, fair use, and responsible online practices. Recommended for children ages 11 and up.
Modern Bouquet
This paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Stamford, CT features the Modern Bouquet painting. Attendees paint together in the studio.
Pinot's PaletteSteve Burton & Bradford Anderson
Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson are the actors behind Jason Morgan and Damian Spinelli on ABC's General Hospital. Fans know and enjoy the distinctive bond their characters share on screen.
New York Comedy Club - StamfordPerformance Swim & Mindset Intensive Camp at the YMCA of Greenwich
This summer camp at the YMCA of Greenwich supports the growth of young people in both heart and mind, fostering confidence, connection, and inspiration on the path to becoming tomorrow’s leaders.
YMCA of GreenwichAdventure Camp at the YMCA of Greenwich (Camp Seton)
Summer starts at the Y as the YMCA of Greenwich heads back into a wooded setting in partnership with Camp Seton. The focus is on the spirit of the season in a nature-filled backdrop.
Camp SetonAmelia Day - FREE SHOW!
A free, ticketed performance spotlights Amelia Day and the boundary-blurring songs from her EP EGO TRIP, a project born from a seismic breakup and shaped by a storyteller’s ear. Expect gritty guitars, bright pop sensibilities, and sweeping keys supporting lyrics that travel from fury to freedom to repair. Her palette nods to the folk she grew up with in the Pacific Northwest while channeling the empowering spirit of 1990s frontwomen. The music took shape in Nashville and came to life at Bear Creek Studio in Washington, forming melody-rich tracks that map out a world all their own. Press coverage has praised the meticulous attention to detail in both notes and words, paired with an adventurous streak that pushes each style to its edge. Her songs are often recognized for candid, relatable storytelling, with themes that now reach beyond love and heartbreak to include coming of age, environmental concerns, broader points of view, clever wordplay, double meanings, and shifting rhythms. Reviewers also note a disarming honesty that resonates with listeners and a live set full of energy, emotion, and fun. This event is part of the Levitt Pavilion season, which offers more than 50 free outdoor performances, along with a separate paid series and a Gala. Membership includes access to a reserved allotment of free tickets when available and exclusive discounts on paid events throughout the season.
Weird Al Yankovic: Bigger & Weirder Tour
Weird Al Yankovic brings his show to the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Hartford HealthCare AmphitheaterSound Bath with Lisa Pak
A restorative sound bath led by Lisa Pak of Hummingbird Healing Center in Westport features layered soundscapes created with singing bowls, rain sticks, bird whistles, palm fronds, gongs, and more. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat or camping chair, a blanket, and a water bottle for comfort. Pre-registration is required and space is limited.
EarthplaceGreenwich Library – Summer Storytime
This program welcomes young children with a parent or caregiver. Little ones take part in short stories, songs, simple movement, and fingerplay activities that make early learning playful. It offers a warm introduction to books and reading that families can share together.
Greenwich LibrarySummer Artist-in-Residence Artist Talk with Xinan Ran
Multidisciplinary artist Xinan Ran, the Center for Contemporary Printmaking’s Artist-in-Residence, leads an informal conversation in the Grace Ross Shanley Gallery about the work she has been developing at CCP. The talk offers a behind the scenes look at the ideas, materials, and experimental methods guiding her evolving project, Silk Compass. This ongoing mapping project brings together traditional printmaking and elements of contemporary digital life. Ran uses recycled printed circuit boards from discarded GPS devices as etching plates to explore connections among cartography, electronics manufacturing, memory, and systems of navigation. Through layered prints, iterative experimentation, and an embrace of repetition and failure, Silk Compass considers how physical and algorithmic maps influence our sense of place, history, and homecoming. This free public program provides an opportunity to hear directly from the artist, learn about her research and residency experience, and view work created at CCP.
Mathews Park, 299 West Ave, Norwalk, CT, United States, Connecticut 06850Ladies of the 80's Night Out - Summer Concert Series
Spend an evening at Kensico Dam Plaza with Ladies of the 80's Night Out, part of the Robison Summer Concert Series. Admission and parking are free. Bring blankets and lawn chairs for general seating, and coolers are permitted. The series is presented by Westchester County Parks and Sharc Creative with support from White Plains Hospital, Tompkins Community Bank, 100.7 WHUD, 107.1 The Peak, Hamlethub, Inspiria Outdoor Advertising, and Westchester Magazine. Dates and performers are subject to change.
Kensico Dam PlazaJessie Altman - FREE SHOW!
A free ticket show features Jessie Altman, an artist recognized by SPIN as one of its Top Emerging Artists. With more than a million streams, she blends soulful vocals with a cinematic pop sound. Her debut album, Aftermath, led to major touring and growing buzz, and her dynamic live shows set her apart. Media outlets including People Magazine, Entertainment Tonight, Forbes, Numero Netherlands, Parade, Page Six, Galore, and Flaunt have highlighted her as one to watch. Appearances on The Tamron Hall Show and at iHeart’s Dunkin’ Music Lounge in NYC underscore her reputation as an authentic storyteller and a fast-rising presence in contemporary pop. This show is presented as part of the Levitt Pavilion Season, which offers more than 50 free events alongside the Stars on Tour paid-ticket series and a Gala spanning music, dance, and other performing arts.
Snarky Puppy
Snarky Puppy brings a five time Grammy winning, ever evolving sound led by bassist and bandleader Michael League. The collective draws from funk, rhythm and blues, hard rock, classic soul, modern gospel, new technology, fusion, and jazz, resisting simple labels and inviting listeners to experience the music on its own terms. What began as a jazz leaning, brainy endeavor grew through time in the Dallas scene into something groovier and more emotionally direct, with a focus on clear communication that never dilutes the craft. Their recent reunion with the Netherlands based Metropole Orkest was recorded live over three nights in Utrecht, reconnecting a decade after the orchestral suite Sylva, which earned a GRAMMY for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album. The resulting release, Somni, arrived on GroundUP Music and stands among their most ambitious work, created with great care and met with especially warm audience response. After more than two decades, the group keeps pushing forward with a standing rule to avoid repeating itself, so the music continues to move, surprise, and point to what comes next.
The Capitol TheatreDavid Cook • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
David Cook, the Season 7 winner of American Idol, takes the stage with the elements that built his following... a compelling voice, strong songwriting, and rock anthems that outlast a TV spotlight. He rose quickly, set Billboard chart records, and continues to draw listeners with big choruses and genuine emotion. Onstage, expect a refined, full-bodied sound, assured command of the room, and songs that offer both release and recognition. There is a reason his catalog keeps bringing people back... it endures. Longtime fans will reconnect with familiar material and a trusted voice in a setting that feels immediate, while newcomers can look forward to melodic rock with heart, memorable hooks, and no filler. It is a night for anyone who wants songs that matter, vocals that truly land, and an experience that feels a little bigger by the end. Tickets are available, with VIP options offered.
StageOneSome Hacks return to the Sinclair
Some Hacks return to The Sinclair for a live performance. They will take the stage once more to rock the venue.
The SinclairFuzz On It at Brass & Bone
Fuzz On It spotlights Fuzz, a guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer with more than twenty-five years as an international touring and recording artist. Recognized for founding Deep Banana Blackout, Caravan of Thieves and Big Fuzz, and for touring with the Tom Tom Club, he has also performed alongside The Allman Brothers, John Scofield, Keb Mo, Emmylou Harris, Bela Fleck, The Meters, members of Phish and the James Brown band. This project folds together funk and jam rhythms with elements of folk and jazz, then seasons it with an island vibe for a bright, feel-good sound. Performances may range from an intimate solo acoustic set to a full electric band of longtime collaborators, delivered with a spirited, high-energy style.
Floral Resin Charcuterie Workshop (Mount Kisco)
Create a resin charcuterie cutting tray that reflects your style. All materials are provided to craft a live-edge wood tray, and you can choose from a range of richly colored pigments. This hands-on session is guided by a creative specialist who will walk you through the supplies, the resin, and the techniques while you select your colors and add your personal touch. When finished, your resin pour project will be ready for pickup the next day.
The Pottery Factory - Mount KiscoMosaic Lantern Workshop (Norwalk)
Create a mosaic lamp or candle jar with guided instruction throughout the process. Materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary. A creative specialist leads the session and helps you use the tools and supplies while adding your own style and details to the design. Your piece will be ready to take home the same day. To finish it fully, the mosaic must be grouted about a day later, which you can do at home, or it can be completed for you for an additional fee.
Digging For Sharks - Free Concert
Digging For Sharks brings straight up rock and roll from a Port Chester band with deep local roots. Food trucks will be announced. For more about the band, visit their Facebook page.
LYON PARK - Putnam Ave, Port Chester, NY, United States, New York 10573Residual Groove - FREE SHOW!
Residual Groove performs a free ticket show at the Levitt Pavilion, showcasing a five-piece indie jam sound from Southern Connecticut. The band blends psychedelic funk rock with indie-leaning songwriting, balancing crafted arrangements with lively improvisation and smooth, improv-driven transitions. Brothers Previn Edwards and Kiran Edwards shape the melodic and harmonic core on guitar, keyboards, and vocals, while Ryan Berry on bass, Adam Finkelstein on drums, and Garrett Halstead on percussion build a rhythm section that moves from deep grooves to adventurous flights. Free tickets are required for entry and are distributed on a first-come basis through the box office on show days, subject to availability. If the public allotment is claimed in advance, season members receive priority access to a limited member reserve while supplies last. Season Memberships support free access to the arts and include access to the member reserve for select free shows, plus exclusive discounts on paid-ticket events throughout the season. The Levitt Pavilion Season features more than 50 free shows, along with a Stars on Tour paid series and a Gala. Claiming a ticket or attending constitutes agreement to follow venue rules and safety protocols, which may change, and policies vary by event.
Hot Tuna Acoustic With Special Guest Ross Garren
An acoustic evening with Hot Tuna and special guest Ross Garren at The Capitol Theatre. Guitarist Jorma Kaukonen and bassist Jack Casady have spent more than five decades channeling deep feeling and exceptional skill into a sound that keeps evolving through improvisation. They are Rock & Roll Hall of Fame members and Grammy recipients, and they were central to Jefferson Airplane, the influential group with roots in the 1960s. Together they have released over two dozen albums as Hot Tuna along with numerous solo projects. Casady, celebrated as a pioneering bass figure since the mid 1960s, brings ever-changing, creative solos to a wide repertoire. At 81, Kaukonen remains at the top of his craft, singing in a husky voice and delivering blues guitar work that rivals many blues rock greats. For some listeners Hot Tuna conjures carefree memories, for others it marks a first encounter with the depth of American blues, and for new audiences it still feels on the cutting edge. Jefferson Airplane received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with Casady, Kaukonen and Grace Slick present, placed in front of Musicians Institute. Hot Tuna’s acoustic performance reflects a remarkable legacy while continuing to push forward.
The Capitol TheatreFetty Wap: Nostalgia Tour
Fetty Wap’s Nostalgia Tour comes to Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater. The performance proceeds in any weather, and there is a no re-entry policy after you leave the venue. All bags will be checked at the entrance, and cameras with detachable or interchangeable lenses are not permitted. Tickets are available through several channels, including a public on sale, venue and Live Nation presales, Citi cardmember options, artist and social presales, VIP package presales and sales, and a Citi cardmember preferred offering.
Hartford HealthCare AmphitheaterSasser, Andrews, Spignesi - BRYAC - July 31
Helmed by longtime musical partners Chris Andrews on drums and John “Spigs” Spignesi on guitar and vocals, Chris & Spigs’ Rock & Roll Circus is a fluid jam band collective anchored by deep chemistry and a welcoming approach to live collaboration. Each performance brings a fresh lineup of friends from the New England scene, so the sound evolves from night to night. Expect classic rock favorites expanded into exploratory jams alongside original tunes from the John Spignesi Band and Desert Rain, with nothing off the table. Rooted in community, spontaneity, and trust, the group embraces the unexpected and lets the moment lead the way. No two shows repeat the last... the music is shaped collectively onstage in real time.
BRYAC Black RockCT Short Play Fest ‘26 | Session 1
A roadside diner on the way to nowhere becomes a meeting point for talking dogs, spectral mammoths, and a cursed ballerina, while miracles, fever dreams, illusions, and vows at a Greyhound stop blur the line between safe harbor and the unknown. CT Short Play Fest ’26 delivers a vivid mix of quirky, moving, and thoughtful short works at Crystal Theatre. The Afternoon Session showcases plays by high school and college-aged writers, and a panel selects one to move on to the evening block. New this year, each session adds a live Audience Choice vote after the curtain call, so the crowd helps crown a favorite. Front-row seats are free on a first-come basis while they last. Otherwise, tickets are $24 per session for adults and $12 per session for ages 18 and under, with full day passes at $40 and $20. Recommended for ages 14+. Some pair the experience with the nearby SoNo Arts Fest between sessions in South Norwalk.
Swim Across the Sound Marathon
The 39th annual Swim Across the Sound is an open-water marathon dedicated to helping cancer patients in the local community. Funds raised provide practical assistance such as rent, groceries, transportation, utilities, medical appointments, and other essential needs during treatment. Due to damage at Danford's Marina in Port Jefferson, the course shifts to the Connecticut side of the Sound while preserving the 15.5 mile distance. Swimmers start at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, pass Jennings Beach in Fairfield, and finish at Black Rock Harbor. The shoreline start brings the excitement close to spectators and offers an accessible view of this long-running tradition. All associated activities are centered in Bridgeport, with boaters hosted at Steelpointe Harbor and a celebration at Captain’s Cove. The public can cheer as athletes arrive at the finish, followed by an awards ceremony once all swimmers are in. The event welcomes support from swimmers, boaters and kayakers, volunteers, donors, and sponsors, and every role helps provide meaningful care for patients in need.
Captain's Cove SeaportCT Short Play Fest ‘26 | Session 2
Talking dogs, spectral mammoths, and a cursed ballerina cross paths in a roadside diner bound for nowhere. Visions, divine detours, illusions, and last-ditch vows at a Greyhound stop set the mood for CT Short Play Fest ’26. This session spotlights professional playwrights from around the country in a spirited face-off that ranges from the sacred to the profane, from heartbreak to big laughs, from the uncanny to truths that hit home. The earlier program highlights work by high school and college writers, and its top selection moves forward to this showcase, so expect fresh voices alongside seasoned pros. A new Audience Choice Award puts the final say in the crowd’s hands with live voting after the curtain call. Complimentary front-row seats are available while they last. Otherwise tickets are $24 per session for adults and $12 per session for ages 18 and under, with full-day passes at $40 and $20. Presented at Crystal Theatre, it is part of a full day of theater in South Norwalk that can pair nicely with a stop at the SoNo Arts Fest. Recommended for ages 14 and up.
Butterfly Walk
Local butterfly expert Victor DeMasi and Earthplace naturalist Faith Novella lead a guided walk through the meadows focused on spotting and learning about butterflies. Participants are encouraged to wear sturdy shoes and long pants, and to bring tick repellent for comfort and safety.
EarthplaceCT Pizza & Brew Fest with Connecticut Basement Systems
Experience Connecticut’s pizza and craft beer scene with tastings from across the state, plus panel conversations, live music, and a pizza competition. An exclusive VIP session includes unlimited pizza sampling and complimentary beer samples, with free pizza available only during the VIP portion, and VIP guests may remain for the full duration of the event; VIP tickets are $50. General Admission tickets are $10 and include complimentary beer samples, $3 cheese slices, and the option to purchase additional slices from food trucks, with menus and pricing determined by each truck.
LivSports Baseball Camp 2026
LivSports Youth Baseball Camp offers a welcoming setting where young athletes can grow on and off the field. Players at every experience level, from beginners to travel ball participants, receive age-specific coaching that emphasizes core fundamentals, skill development, and game awareness. Instruction is led by supportive, experienced coaches who are passionate about teaching the sport. Campers are placed into three groups for the best learning pace: Prospects for ages 6 to 8, Rookies for ages 9 to 10, and Big Leaguers for ages 11 to 12.
North End Little League, Bridgeport CTAug 3rd-7th JR LEGO Robotics and Coding CAMP
Campers explore robotics and coding through Spike Essential, starting with unplugged games that use movement and play to introduce core concepts. They then dig into components like motors, gyro sensors, color sensors, and lights while building an understanding of sequencing, events, and loops. By the end, creations such as a moving carousel and fast cars showcase new skills, with opportunities to take on design challenges, iterate, and bring ideas to life. Single-day camps are available. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
The Future Heavies return to Greenwich
The Future Heavies make a third appearance in Greenwich as part of the Greenwich Department of Parks and Recreation Summer Concert Series at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Billed as New England’s top 80s band, they bring a high-energy mix of new wave, pop, R&B, dance, and rock, spotlighting favorites from artists such as Blondie, Madonna, Pat Benatar, and Stevie Nicks. Pets and grills are not permitted at the concert. For weather updates, call 203-861-6100. To request an accommodation, contact the Commissioner of Human Services at 203-622-3800 or Demetria.nelson@greenwichct.org in advance.
Roger Sherman Baldwin ParkWild Child for Kids : Children’s Series - FREE SHOW!
A free-ticket performance in the Levitt Pavilion Children’s Series spotlights Wild Child for Kids, with Skip’s Ice Cream truck on site. The series receives lead underwriting and support from Berkowitz, Hanna, Amdur & Wildstein LLC and the Across the Globe Children’s Foundation, with additional support from Yale New Haven Health. Austin-born songwriters Kelsey Wilson and Alexander Beggins have spent years crafting warm harmonies and candid storytelling as Wild Child. After five albums and extensive touring, they turned their attention to a joyful family project filled with playful tunes that invite kids and grownups to sing and move together. The album includes songs such as Feelings, a gentle way to name and accept emotions, Animals, a romp from jungle to ocean and beyond, and Dinosaur Jetpack, a giggle-ready adventure that began in the studio. Also featured are Fabulous, Things We Love, Memory Lane, and Rain or Sunshine, plus fresh versions of the ABCs with appearances by Sir Woman’s Kelsey, Spice, and Uncle Roy, along with Twinkle Twinkle and a closing lullaby. Wild Child regrouped during a period when stages were dark, preparing for online sets and quickly rediscovering the spark that launched the band. They recorded with longtime friends, leaning into feeling over perfection, and continue to grow their creative circle while releasing music on their Reba’s Ranch Records imprint. This concert is part of a special two-night residency at the Levitt Pavilion, with this performance created for families as part of the Children’s Series and a separate show presented within the broader season.
NC Local Listening Hike
Head out for a short, moderate listening hike from the Salt Rock Gap Panthertown trailhead with Mainspring Conservation Trust, Friends of Panthertown, and NC Local’s Lilly Knoepp. Expect natural surface trails with some steeper grades. The focus is on connecting and talking about the work of NC Local, highlighting the WNC newsletter The Trailhead, and gathering questions and perspectives on state policy issues and their impact on the region. Registration is recommended but not required. An RSVP form and a map showing the exact meeting point are available on the organizer’s website.
Salt Rock Gap, GlenvilleParker McCollum
Parker McCollum performs live at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The concert offers a chance to hear the artist on stage at this venue.
Bridgeport CtWild Child - FREE SHOW!
Levitt Pavilion hosts Wild Child for a free-ticket performance as part of a special two-night residency. One evening highlights Wild Child for Kids within the Children’s Series, and the other features a full Season show from the band. Formed by Austin songwriters Kelsey Wilson and Alexander Beggins, Wild Child has spent more than a decade crafting indie-folk defined by close harmonies, candid storytelling, and a blend of folk, pop, and soulful brass textures. After time devoted to individual projects such as Wilson’s Motown-leaning Sir Woman and Beggins’ dream-pop alter ego CoCo Zandi, the duo reunited during a quiet period to write and record with longtime collaborators, capturing raw performances that favor emotion over polish. Their fifth album, End Of The World, grew from that renewed spark, with the title track written during the 2021 Texas ice storm and noted by reviewers at The Wave and Glide Magazine. Tickets are free. Complimentary tickets are also available at the box office beginning two hours before showtime, subject to availability. If the public allotment is fully distributed in advance, Season members receive priority access to a limited reserve of free tickets while supplies last. The Levitt Pavilion Season includes more than 50 free concerts along with the Stars on Tour paid series and a Gala, and membership provides discounts on paid shows as well as access to the member reserve of free tickets, all based on limited supplies.
Simply Stapleton - The Ultimate Chris Stapleton Tribute
At Garcia's, Simply Stapleton celebrates the music of Chris Stapleton with gritty country soul and rock-driven energy, delivering faithful takes on favorites like Tennessee Whiskey, Broken Halos, and Parachute. A group of seasoned musicians with a deep respect for Stapleton’s blend of Southern rock, blues, and traditional country recreates the hallmarks of his sound, moving from tender ballads to high-octane anthems while capturing the husky vocals and powerful guitar work that define his style. The lineup features Dan Corozza on lead vocals and guitar, Steff Rene on lead and backing vocals, Chris Seidl on guitars, Mike Breier on bass, Eric Cantos on keyboards, and Michael Barletta on drums. Whether you know every lyric or are just discovering these songs, expect a lively set that invites sing-alongs, steady grooves, and a tour through the heart of modern country music.
Garcia'sLeah Marlene - Small Spaces Tour - Stamford, CT
An intimate evening of songs, stories, laughter, and connection with Leah Marlene, presented in a cozy listening environment where the focus stays on presence and community. Her Small Spaces Tour moves the music out of large venues and into small rooms, coffee shops, yoga studios, and homes, inviting listeners to experience each song up close and stripped back, shared in real time. Known for visceral storytelling, genre-blurring songwriting, and a magnetic live presence, she blends folk intimacy with rock energy for a night that feels both personal and communal. The gathering takes place at Sala Tree Yoga, a peaceful, vibrant second-floor sanctuary in the heart of downtown Stamford, an ideal setting for close listening and shared experience. Seating includes a mix of floor cushions, blankets, a limited number of chairs, and standing room, and guests are welcome to bring a blanket or cushion for extra comfort. Because this is a yoga studio, guests may be asked to remove shoes upon entry. Coffee, tea, and filtered water will be available throughout the evening, and the event is alcohol-free. The space is roughly a 10 to 15 minute walk from the Stamford train station served by Metro-North and Amtrak. Born in Ontario and raised in Illinois, Leah captured national attention with a third-place finish on Season 20 of American Idol. Now based in Nashville, she has toured widely across North America, shared stages with Jade Bird, Peach Pit, and Margo Price, and was named a Top 50 finalist in NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest.
Sala Tree Yoga House 135 Atlantic St 2nd Floor, Stamford, CT 06901First Class Dance Band - Free Concert
First Class, an eight member band based in New York, performs Top 40 dance hits spanning the 1970s through today. Food trucks are planned, with specific vendors to be announced. Additional information about the band is available on their Facebook page.
LYON PARK - Putnam Ave, Port Chester, NY, United States, New York 10573Stella Blue's Band - Celebrating 100 shows in Garcia's!
Stella Blue's Band marks a milestone at Garcia's with a celebration of their 100th show. What started as a project fueled by love of the music and informal jams has developed into a Tri-State presence in the Grateful Dead tribute scene. The group blends its own exploratory improvisation with deep fidelity to the Dead’s style, always seeking the collective spark that lifts the music beyond what any one player could create. The focus is on skilled playing, kindness, and community, with fans gathering to groove and dance to the music of the Grateful Dead.
Garcia's🇺🇸🏌️♂️⛳️ Port 5 Golf Tournament! 🏌️♂️⛳️🇺🇸
The annual Dan Bucci Memorial Golf Tournament provides a well run golf outing that includes swag and breakfast. Beer and drinks are available on the course, and a banquet at Port 5 follows with prizes. It is expected to sell out.
Port 5 National Association of Naval VeteransWhite Plains Hospital Screenings Under the Stars
White Plains Hospital Screenings Under the Stars is a film series from Westchester County Parks and Sharc Creative. Festivities take place before each screening, followed by the feature. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, folding chairs, and a picnic, and refreshments will be available to buy. The event is set to go on rain or shine, but screenings may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Support is provided by Jacob Burns Film Center, Robison, Tompkins Community Bank, 100.7 WHUD, 107.1 The Peak, Hamlethub, Inspiria Outdoor Advertising, and Westchester Magazine.
Kensico Dam PlazaHot Lettuce at Redline Music Stage!
Hot Lettuce performs at Redline Music Stage at K1 with a set of rock music. Bring friends for the show.
Redline Music Stage at K1Help for Kids Diaper Drive
Exchange Club of Norwalk is hosting a diaper drive at Stop & Shop in Darien, with donations benefiting Help for Kids. Help for Kids is a Stamford nonprofit dedicated to the prevention of child abuse in Southern Connecticut and providing support for families in Fairfield County. The effort is organized by Exchange, known as America’s Service Club, a group of men and women who work to make communities better through Americanism, community service, youth activities, and its national project, the prevention of child abuse. Diapers collected at this event will aid Help for Kids in its work with area families.
Stop & Shop (25 Old King's Highway N, Darien, CT)August 2026 featuring Chrysler and Chrysler-powered cars
An automotive gathering featuring Chrysler and Chrysler-powered vehicles, highlighting nameplates such as Chrysler, LeBaron, Ram Trucks, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler Australia, Plymouth, Eagle, Cunningham, Imperial, and Jeep. Judging and awards are part of the program, and vehicles need to be in place on the field before judging to qualify. Participation is open to all makes and models.
Bella Rayne Band
The Bella Rayne Band brings a guitar-forward blend of rock, Americana, and improvisational energy to Garcia's, delivering dynamic, ever-changing sets that weave Bella’s originals with adventurous interpretations of Grateful Dead classics. Bella Rayne is a self-taught guitarist, singer, and songwriter who found her voice after restoring an old Stratocaster during the pandemic. Raised between North Carolina’s mountains and the Mendocino coast, she fuses Southern soul, modern Americana, and jam-informed interplay into music that resonates across generations. Backed by a young lineup of seasoned players, the band has risen quickly from small rooms to coast-to-coast stages and festival lineups, and has recorded singles for an upcoming EP. Her growing résumé includes performances with Allman Betts Family Revival, Melvin Seals & JGB, ALO, Jackie Greene, Oteil Burbridge, and members of the Terrapin Family, along with invitations to stages such as The Fillmore SF, The Orpheum LA, Sweetwater Music Hall, The Hamilton, and a birthday set at BottleRock Napa. She has also had the rare opportunity to play Jerry Garcia’s famed Alligator guitar through the Grateful Guitars Foundation. Recognition continues to build, with Susan Tedeschi calling her a talent to watch in a Guitar World interview and Guitar Player magazine noting her among artists keeping the Dead’s spirit alive alongside Jeff Mason and Tom Hamilton.
Garcia'sAug 10th-14th Robotics Engineering CAMP
Campers dive into hands-on robotics and coding with the micro:bit and CuteBot. Campers, called Ninjas, use the MakeCode micro:bit editor to bring their CuteBot cars to life by scripting movement, tuning speed, navigating around obstacles, and following lines. Every session focuses on exploration and skill building, and single-day camp options are available. The week concludes with a showcase where each camper presents a custom robotic project that reflects new skills and creativity. Recommended for ages 7 and up.
Camp Sessions at the Fairfield University Store: Step Right Up! An Introduction to Circus Skills
Explore circus arts through a physical theater intensive at the Fairfield University Store. Under the guidance of instructor Cynthia Rauschert, participants try balance boards and stilts, practice juggling and plate spinning, and test their nerve on a tightrope. The curriculum draws on international circus techniques and follows one simple rule that encourages believing in your own ability. Activities appeal to athletes, problem-solvers, and daredevils, offering a little bit of everything. No prior experience is needed, and the program is open to ages 8 and up. The session concludes with a participant-led skill share for friends and family.
i9 Sports Multi Sport Discovery Camp, Aug 10-14
Registration is through Stamford Parks & Rec for the i9 Sports Multi-Sport Discovery Program for grades K through 5. This program introduces children to a range of sports in a supportive, safety-focused setting while teaching core fundamentals. Participants try a different sport each day, build confidence, and develop teamwork skills with positive, encouraging coaching.
Get Lit at St. Ann's Summer Concert Series
St Ann Black Rock hosts a neighborhood summer concert that the performers return to every year. This early, family friendly gathering invites the Black Rock community to enjoy live music together.
St Ann Black RockButter Churning
Learn the straightforward process of making butter from a single ingredient, then churn it by hand and choose sweet or salted butter to take home. Explore butter’s role in early American life, including how 18th century cooks flavored it for desserts and savory dishes and how salted butter sometimes served as payment. Hear about colonial Fairy Butter, beliefs about bewitched butter, and the remedies people tried. All materials are supplied by the Museum. The fee is $15.
Westport Museum for History & CultureCAPTAIN JACK ~ LIVE in Valhalla, NY
Captain Jack returns to Westchester County as part of the Westchester Summer Concert Series, performing a set dedicated to the music of Billy Joel. The concert takes place at Kensico Dam Plaza, with the Kensico Dam serving as the backdrop.
Kensico Dam PlazaAce & Friends Band - FREE 2026 Great Lawn Summer Concert
This free concert in the Crawford Park Great Lawn 2026 Summer Series spotlights Ace & Friends Band, recognized as Connecticut’s premier Grateful Dead tribute act. Guests can bring lawn chairs and blankets, pack a picnic or favorite snacks, and enjoy live music beneath the night sky.
The James Hunter Six • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
British soul vocalist James Hunter leads The James Hunter Six in a richly vintage yet vibrant take on rhythm and blues. After more than three decades refining his craft, his gritty, golden-toned voice rides punchy grooves shaped by twin saxophones and the swirl of a Hammond B3, capturing the feel of a late-night soul revue. Listeners who gravitate toward the sounds of Sam Cooke, Wilson Pickett, Jackie Wilson, or Van Morrison will hear a kindred spirit. His album Off The Fence marks a debut on Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound label and features a duet with longtime collaborator Van Morrison on the jump-blues track Ain’t That A Trip. Celebrated by MOJO as one of the UK’s foremost soul voices, Hunter has shared the stage with Aretha Franklin, B.B. King, Etta James, Mavis Staples, Bonnie Raitt, and Van Morrison while cultivating a loyal international following. From high-energy R&B to slow-burning soul ballads, The James Hunter Six delivers songs with wit, heart, and a deep, infectious groove.
StageOneUp On The Down Beat at Brass & Bone (5/19)
Up on the Down Beat delivers a high-energy blend of contemporary exploration and classic funk feel. Formed in New Haven to breathe new life into funk across the region and beyond, the ensemble features sought-after players from local jazz, R&B/soul, and experimental circles who share a mission to bring audiences a good time. Their sound draws on icons such as Parliament, Tower of Power, Maceo Parker, and Rufus with Chaka Khan, along with modern influences including Roy Hargrove’s RH Factor, Erykah Badu, BIGYUKI, and Immanuel Wilkins. Expect tight, danceable rhythms, fresh grooves, and improvisational spark rooted in funk tradition, highlighting a rising force in today’s music community.
Present Co. debuts at Third Place by Half Full Brewery
The ongoing tour of Connecticut breweries continues with an event that spotlights local brewing. It offers a chance to support area brewers and the community they help build.
Third Place 575 Pacific St., Stamford, CTJordan Jensen at District Music Hall (Norwalk)
Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, stand-up comedian and actor Jordan Jensen brings her sharp, personal comedy to District Music Hall. This is an all-ages show. Her hour Take Me With You debuted on Netflix and drew praise from Decider for its fresh look at expectations around femininity. She has headlined sellout dates across the United States and frequently tours with Tom Segura. Online, she reaches more than a million followers, and her YouTube special has been watched close to 1.3 million times. Jensen appears in Bradley Cooper’s feature Is This Thing On? for Searchlight with Will Arnett, and her credits include The Late Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central Features, Don’t Tell Comedy, and Vice’s Super Maximum Retro Show with Chris Distefano. She also voices the lead character in Adult Swim’s The Elephant. Recognitions include a 2025 spotlight in Deadline’s Future of Funny list and earlier inclusion in Vulture’s roster of comedians to know. In 2021, she became the first woman to win NY’s Funniest Stand-Up Award at the New York Comedy Festival. Onstage at the Comedy Cellar or on screen, her material blends unguarded storytelling with fearless honesty, drawing on an unconventional upbringing and life on the road.
District Music HallEarly Elton Trio • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
Early Elton Trio honors the raw, intimate sound of Elton John’s 1970 to 1972 trio tours with Dee Murray and Nigel Olsson. The lineup features Jeff Kazee on piano and vocals, Rich Pagano on drums and vocals, and John Conte on bass and vocals, drawing on their work with Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes and The Fab Faux. The show was built from deep research into rare footage, bootlegs, and home demos to capture the feel of those early concerts, blending careful detail with fresh interpretation to preserve the spirit, mood, and energy of the era. The songbook spans gospel-infused grooves like Take Me To The Pilot, storytelling favorites such as Levon and Amoreena, sweeping pieces including Indian Sunset and Burn Down The Mission, rootsy moments like Country Comfort, and the expansive sound of Madman Across The Water. The band has also been known to perform entire albums from that period, including Tumbleweed Connection, Madman Across The Water, and the live recording 11-17-70. Since its inception, the project has drawn capacity audiences across the New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut region and remains dedicated to the material, production, and performance style of this pivotal chapter in Elton John’s career.
StageOneLegend Zeppelin | Park City Music Hall | Bridgeport, CT
Legend Zeppelin is billed as the only band with the equipment, attitude, and musicianship of Led Zeppelin as if straight from 1969. Instead of a simple set of hits, they aim for the raw early-tour power that defined Zeppelin’s first year on the road. The performance charts a multi-year journey through the band’s history, beginning in 1969 and moving toward 1980 over six years. Expect the birth of classic songs to surface in the set, the evolution of the stage presentation, and the growing swagger that builds toward a recreation of the 1980 U.S. tour that never happened. Promoted as the world’s first and only bootleg band, Legend Zeppelin offers a hard-hitting salute to the sound and momentum of a rock giant.
Park City Music HallAlly Venable • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
Texas blues-rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist Ally Venable brings high-energy playing and soulful vocals to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. Recognizable for a sparkling stage look and a fearless presence, she started early in Kilgore, Texas, singing in church as a child, picking up the guitar at 12, and forming a band at 13, with Stevie Ray Vaughan among her first inspirations. Early releases No Glass Shoes in 2016 and Puppet Show in 2018 earned radio attention and East Texas Music Awards, while Texas Honey reached No. 2 on the Billboard Blues chart in 2019 and a run on Ruf’s European Blues Caravan broadened her international reach. During the pandemic she released Heart of Fire in 2021, writing about resilience and raw emotion, and featured Kenny Wayne Shepherd on the XM Bluesville charting track Bring on the Pain. Accolades include a No. 2 spot on a 2022 Guitar World list of young Les Paul standouts and the Road Warrior award from the Independent Blues Music Awards. Her touring has included support slots for Buddy Guy and Kenny Wayne Shepherd across the United States and Colin James in Canada, along with a featured appearance on the Experience Hendrix show at ACL Live at the Moody Theater. Expect tight, gritty blues-rock, searing guitar solos, and songs grounded in American roots-rock at this StageOne performance.
StageOne50th Annual Jewish Music and Arts Festival
Browse, snack, and celebrate with live Israeli music, dancing, and a showcase of arts and culture. Families will find kid-friendly activities, and more than 40 vendors will offer crafts, jewelry, and community resources. There is no charge for admission or parking. Bring a blanket or a folding chair for lawn seating, and know the event will take place rain or shine. Coolers are not allowed. If parking lots fill, overflow parking will be available at the Valhalla and North White Plains Metro-North stations. During Bicycle Sundays the Bronx River Parkway is closed between Scarsdale Road in Yonkers and the Westchester County Center in White Plains, so plan to reach Kensico Dam Plaza via Route 22 from the north or south.
Kensico Dam PlazaComedy Night #3 - FREE SHOW!
A free-ticket night of stand-up features a lineup from John Tobin Presents in an outdoor setting. Presented at the Levitt Pavilion as part of its 2026 Season, this event is one of more than 50 free performances planned alongside the Stars on Tour paid series and the Gala, bringing a mix of music, performing arts, and more. Memberships are available and include access to a limited member reserve of free tickets for select shows, plus exclusive discounts on paid events throughout the season.
Fyütch & Aura V : Children’s Series - FREE SHOW!
Enjoy a free-ticket Children’s Series performance featuring Fyütch and Aura V, a father and daughter duo newly recognized with a GRAMMY for Best Children’s Album. Fyütch is a past GRAMMY recipient, and Aura V holds the distinction of being the youngest child ever to earn a GRAMMY. Their set blends upbeat pop, reggae, and rap with gospel and R&B-influenced ballads to help young audiences explore gratitude, excitement, and uncertainty, leaving them with a boost of confidence and self-love. This edition is presented by Nate & Eve Presents as a celebration honoring the special needs community. The Children’s Series receives lead underwriting and support from Berkowitz, Hanna, Amdur & Wildstein LLC and the Across the Globe Children’s Foundation, with additional support from Yale New Haven Health. Expect singing, dancing, and fun for all ages and abilities. College Creamery will be on site with ice cream treats. The season includes more than 50 free-ticket events that showcase music and the performing arts throughout the year.
Uncaged Zac Brown Tribute - Summer Concert Series
This concert is part of the Robison Summer Concert Series, presented by Westchester County Parks and Sharc Creative with support from White Plains Hospital, Tompkins Community Bank, 100.7 WHUD, 107.1 The Peak, Hamlethub, Inspiria Outdoor Advertising and Westchester Magazine. Admission and parking are free. General seating is on the lawn, so attendees may bring blankets and lawn chairs, and coolers are permitted. Dates and performers are subject to change.
Kensico Dam PlazaCT HorrorFest 2026
Experience a convention devoted to scary movies, featuring chances to meet actors from well-known horror films and to browse a marketplace of horror-themed vendors and merchandise.
Filling in the Blanks Unite to Fight 5k Run/Walk
The eighth annual Unite to Fight 5K at Mill River Park in Stamford, Connecticut features a 5K run or walk and a kids fun run. Food, prizes, and event T-shirts are part of the day, and the event benefits Filling in the Blanks and its core programs. In Fairfield County, over 33,000 children experience food insecurity. The organization helps close the weekend hunger gap by sending home bags of easy to prepare, nutritious food so students can focus and thrive in school. It supports more than 10,000 children at over 200 sites across Fairfield, Westchester, and Putnam counties, operates four in-school pantries, and runs the Fresh Food On The Move mobile pantry that brings families fresh produce, vegetables, proteins, staple items, and health and wellness services.
Bees Deluxe play Jazz on Main
Boston's Bees Deluxe delivers a brunch set steeped in modern blues at Jazz on Main, shaped by the golden era of jazz. This debut appearance features fresh interpretations of classic blues and jazz standards. Jazz on Main is a soul jazz club with an immersive atmosphere where live music, evocative lighting, and a culinary element engage the senses of sound, sight, taste, and smell, aiming to lift the spirits of listeners in Mount Kisco, NY. Admission is free.
Jazz on mainMuslim Heritage Festival
At Kensico Dam Plaza, this vibrant festival invites the public to explore Muslim heritage through live performances, music, a lively marketplace, hands-on arts and crafts, food trucks, and learning experiences that spotlight American Muslim culture. Admission and parking are free, and the event will proceed in any weather. Seating is casual, so bringing a blanket or lawn chairs is recommended. Coolers are not permitted. Carpooling or public transit is encouraged. Those arriving by Metro-North can take the Harlem Line to Valhalla Station, then walk a short distance to the park. Presented by Ahlan-NY and co-sponsored by Westchester County Parks, the Muslim Heritage Festival is open to everyone.
Kensico Dam PlazaCHARLIE HALL’S GET UP WITH IT – A MILES DAVIS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION CONCERT
A centennial salute to Miles Davis at the Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts spotlights Charlie Hall’s GET UP WITH IT, the long-running ensemble led by The War on Drugs drummer and Wilton native Charlie Hall. With roots in San Francisco, the group delves into Miles Davis’ electric era, centering this program on the landmark albums In a Silent Way, Bitches Brew, and Jack Johnson. Expect an adventurous exploration of music that fused funk, rock, and avant garde ideas and later earned widespread recognition for its forward-looking vision. Presented as part of the America250 Series, the concert honors a transformative American artist while creating a lively conversation between past, present, and future. The lineup features Ross Bellenoit and DMHotep on guitars, Nazir Ebo on drums, Yesseh Furaha-Ali on woodwinds, Ezra Gale on bass, Charlie Hall on drums and percussion, Mitch Marcus on saxophone and Fender Rhodes, Luke O’Reilly on organ, Bobby Spellman on trumpet, and Daniel Villarreal on percussion. Hall is a Philadelphia based drummer, multi instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer known for his work with the Grammy winning band The War on Drugs. His projects include his own release Invisible Ink and production for the A Philly Special Christmas albums with members of the Philadelphia Eagles alongside artists such as Patti LaBelle and Stevie Nicks. This performance has been rescheduled due to inclement weather, and tickets from the original date will be honored.
Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts, WestportRedline Swing Special Edition: Sunny Side from New Orleans
Swingout Rhythm presents a special edition of Redline Swing with Sunny Side, a traditional jazz and swing band traveling from New Orleans on tour and marking their first SRDC appearance. The evening at the Redline Music Stage inside K1 Speed starts with an introductory swing lesson as doors open, then shifts to live music from Sunny Side for social dancing and community connection. Everyone is welcome, and no partner or prior experience is required. Tickets are $18 for Early Bird, $22 for Advance, and $28 at the door. All sales are final and nonrefundable. Guests may bring a water bottle. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the venue, and free parking is available in the lot outside. Hard or smooth-soled shoes are recommended to help protect knees while dancing. Enjoy the energy of traditional jazz and swing straight from New Orleans.
Redline Music Stage at K1White Plains Hospital Screenings Under the Stars
Westchester County Parks and Sharc Creative present the White Plains Hospital Screenings Under the Stars series, featuring pre-show entertainment followed by an outdoor movie under the night sky. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, folding chairs, and a picnic, and refreshments will be available for purchase. The series is planned to continue rain or shine, though screenings may be canceled if inclement weather arises. Support is provided by Jacob Burns Film Center, Robison, Tompkins Community Bank, 100.7 WHUD, 107.1 The Peak, Hamlethub, Inspiria Outdoor Advertising, and Westchester Magazine.
Kensico Dam PlazaFiloFox at Bosco’s Bar & Grill, Old Greenwich CT, FRI Aug 28, 9pm-12am
FiloFox debuts at Bosco’s Bar & Grill in Old Greenwich with a live set that blends R&B, blues, country, and classic rock. This performance is the band’s first at the venue and introduces their cross-genre sound to the Greenwich community.
Bosco’s Bar & GrillJonatha Brooke • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
Singer songwriter Jonatha Brooke brings inventive folk pop to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. Known for thoughtful lyrics, classical training, and a voice that shifts from tender to soaring, she shapes personal stories with distinctive melodic craft. Her path runs from the duo The Story to solo work, blending the emotional nuance associated with Joni Mitchell with the sharp musical wit often linked to Stephen Sondheim. A multidisciplinary creator, she wrote the one woman musical My Mother Has 4 Noses and has collaborated with Katy Perry and Joe Sample, and she has set unpublished Woody Guthrie lyrics to music. In an intimate setting or within richer arrangements, Brooke turns performances into memorable narratives that linger well after the final chord.
StageOne64th Annual Chief Samuel Luciano Gold Tour ament
For over fifty years, PAL has presented an annual memorial golf tournament honoring Chief Samuel Luciano. Proceeds support PAL athletic and scholarship programs that serve children in Westport and surrounding communities.
Longshore Golf CourseBreaking Benjamin, Chevelle & Starset
Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle, and Starset come together for a concert at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, CT. Enjoy live music from all three bands in a single show.
Bridgeport CtTedeschi Trucks Band & Sheryl Crow
Tedeschi Trucks Band and Sheryl Crow perform at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut. This live concert is presented over two nights, with both artists on the bill.
Bridgeport CtTedeschi Trucks Band and very special guest Sheryl Crow
Tedeschi Trucks Band performs with special guest Sheryl Crow at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater. The concert will go on rain or shine, so plan for the weather. Re-entry is not permitted once you leave. All bags will be checked at the entrance, and cameras with removable lenses are not allowed. Ticket details note both a public onsale and a Citi cardmember preferred option.
Hartford HealthCare AmphitheaterNHRL 2026 Robot FightingWorld Championship Qualifiying Rounds (Norwalk, CT)
The National Havoc Robot League’s 2026 season brings a larger lineup to Norwalk, Connecticut, with more events than before and two brand new tournament formats, including the launch of a professional robot fighting league. Builders from around the world send their machines into the arena across three divisions, 3 pound, 12 pound, and 30 pound, squaring off for a path toward a World Champion title. Pro Tour dates will be shared soon with additional stops planned across the United States.
National Havoc Robot League, 165 Water St., Norwalk, CT, United States, Connecticut 06854John Fogerty & Steve Winwood
John Fogerty and Steve Winwood appear together at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The event brings both artists to the same stage at this venue.
Bridgeport CtBrian Dolzani as The Loner: The Music of Neil Young • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
Brian Dolzani brings his solo tribute to Neil Young to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. Performing as The Loner, this Connecticut-based troubadour takes the stage alone with guitars, harmonica, and piano for an up-close club experience centered on Young’s music. He also opens with a set of his own songs, highlighting material from his latest album, The Endless Sky. This engagement marks his return to StageOne.
StageOneNortheast Sports Card Expo: Stamford
Connecticut’s largest card show returns to Chelsea Piers Athletic Club with a family-friendly celebration of collecting. Spanning 40,000 square feet, the Northeast Sports Card Expo brings more than 350 vendor tables filled with new and vintage sports cards, plus non-sports and Pokémon cards, Funkos, toys, TCG, sports memorabilia, and a wide variety of other collectibles. The show also features celebrity meet and greets, autograph signings with sports legends, card grading, prize raffles, appearances by sports mascots, and on-site hosts. Many celebrity guests will offer free autographs with paid admission. The first 200 attendees will receive a commemorative official show poster designed by Connecticut artist Eric Panke. Tickets can be purchased online or at the door with cash or credit card. General admission ranges from $15 to $20, and Early Entry ranges from $20 to $25 plus Eventbrite fees. Children under 12 are free.
Chelsea Piers ConnecticutJukebox Radio at Elicit - Fairfield, CT
Back at Elicit Fairfield, this event centers on welcoming college students back. It offers a simple celebration of their return and a chance to reconnect in a friendly setting.
Elicit Brewing Co - FairfieldArts & Crafts on Bedford
Arts & Crafts on Bedford returns as a long-running signature gathering of creativity, featuring more than 60 local and regional artists with one-of-a-kind, handcrafted goods. Stroll through the displays, discover original pieces, and connect with the makers. When you are ready for a break, enjoy outdoor dining at nearby restaurants and make a day of it.
Bedford St, Stamford, CT, United StatesSeptember 2026 featuring cars from the Pacific Rim
At Goodwives Shopping Center, this gathering showcases automobiles from across the Pacific Rim, highlighting marques such as Datsun, Lexus, Nissan, Toyota, Acura, Infiniti, Mitsubishi, Daihatsu, Isuzu, Mazda, Kia, Hyundai, Honda, Genesis, Subaru, Suzuki, Thunder Power, and Luxgen. All makes and models are welcome to participate. Judging will take place and awards will be presented.
Arab-American Festival
This lively cultural gathering honors the rich heritage and contributions of Arab-American communities across the region. Attendees can enjoy authentic Middle Eastern cuisine from popular vendors, and live music along with dance performances will keep the energy high throughout the day. Designed for all ages, it invites everyone to explore the warmth, creativity, and beauty of Mediterranean cultures. The event takes place rain or shine, and both admission and parking are free.
Kensico Dam PlazaDion
An appearance by Dion spotlights a career that began on Bronx street corners, moved through the harmonies of Dion & The Belmonts with hits like "I Wonder Why," "A Teenager in Love" and "Where or When," and continued with solo classics including "Runaround Sue," "Lovers Who Wander," "The Wanderer," "Ruby Baby," "Donna the Prima Donna" and "Drip Drop." He later returned to the charts with "Abraham, Martin and John" and recorded a series of gospel albums. Shaped by R&B, blues, doo-wop, rock and roll and an early admiration for Hank Williams, he is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee whose catalog continues to be revisited by new and longtime listeners alike. This event celebrates songs that have connected across generations.
The Capitol TheatreMystic Dead • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
Mystic Dead performs at StageOne in Fairfield, CT. The six-piece began in 2018 from a monthly Grateful Dead night at the Captain Daniel Packer Inn in Mystic, where the good times led to more shows and the creation of the band. Their focus is an immersive exploration of the Grateful Dead’s music, balanced with each member’s own creative individuality.
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