Events in Stamford

Superstars Competition Baton Team Fundraiser

This fundraiser at Pizza Ranch Norwalk features the Superstars Competition Baton Team, who will be on site greeting guests and helping in the dining room as they raise money for competition travel. Purchases and tips support their efforts. The restaurant buffet makes dinner simple, and the upbeat, family friendly atmosphere adds to the experience while backing dedicated young athletes.

Healthy Brain Series: Secrets of the Blue Zones

At Fairfield Woods Library, a Dementia Specialist from Hartford Healthcare's Center for Healthy Aging leads a five-part program focused on practical ways to support brain health over time. This session highlights Secrets of the Blue Zones, exploring daily habits linked to longevity and how those practices relate to maintaining a healthy mind. The broader series also addresses everyday activities that keep thinking sharp, how nutrition supports memory, the importance of staying socially engaged and purposeful, and the role of restorative sleep. One registration covers the entire series, and attending all sessions is recommended for the greatest benefit. The presenter brings a background in gerontology and community education, including experience providing training through the Alzheimer’s Association.

Monday Night Harbor Point Run

Participants meet at the fountain in Harbor Point Commons Park for a friendly community run. The route covers roughly three to four miles, with flexibility to adjust the distance. Paths lead along the harbor, into Kosciuszko Park, and through the surrounding area. The run is free and welcomes every pace and experience level.

Mini Monday

Celebrate little furry companions with a day created just for them, filled with playful games and plenty of cuddle time to keep tails happily wagging. Reservations are available.

"Musical Postcards: A Transatlantic Journey from Beethoven to Bernstein"

Pianist Joanna Chang leads an evening of classical music arranged in chronological order alongside key moments in the making of America. Featuring works by both European and American composers, the program explores how ideas traveled across the Atlantic and shaped the early development of an American art music tradition. Organized as a historical journey, it connects each selection to its period and highlights the evolving exchange between cultures.

Townscape Collage Session

Participate in Greenwich Townscape, a community photo mural project celebrating America 250. Neighbors of all ages are welcome to help create a unique collage using photo prints inspired by the towns architecture, history, and spirit. You can contribute by cutting and gluing photos during a collage session. The completed murals will be displayed at Greenwich Library in Summer 2026. Adults and families with children age 8 and up are welcome. Please upload your images of Greenwich, Riverside, Cos Cob, Old Greenwich, and Byram digitally, do not bring physical photos.

Blood Drive

Black Rock Church is partnering once again with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive that supports the blood supply in Fairfield County. Healthy, eligible donors of all blood types are urgently needed to help save lives. Advance appointments are requested.

Pop-Up Mahjong Night at Athena with Jackie Moy

Enjoy an evening playing American style Mahjong. This pop-up event features Jackie Moy of the Greenwich Mahjong Club. This is for players who already know the rules. Tables, sets, and treats will be available. There is limited space, so reserve your spot.

Norwalk Business Owners Meetup

In Norwalk, Connecticut, local business owners and builders of all kinds come together for an easygoing meetup focused on real conversation and mutual support. There is no set agenda or formal program, just time to connect, share a beverage, and talk shop with people who understand the challenges of running a business. Participants can bring pressing questions, tap into a helpful peer brain trust, and exchange practical insights with others working on their own projects.

Power-Up Dinner with Super Mario

Settle in for a relaxed, family friendly dinner featuring Super Mario. Enjoy food and playful moments together while making memories for all ages. This gathering tends to fill quickly, so call 203-348-7000 to make a reservation.

Local to Fairfield Talk Series

Learn how espionage shaped the American Revolution in a talk led by Fairfield Museum’s Program Coordinator Walt Matis. Presented alongside the special exhibition The Culper Ring: The Spies of George Washington on view at the Fairfield Public Library, this program highlights the people who supported the Patriot effort as well as those who tried to undermine it.

"Tour of Tuscany" Wine Dinner

A six course wine dinner presents a guided taste of Tuscany, with pairings curated to trace flavors from the Mediterranean coast to the countryside. Executive Chef Gary Volkov crafts the menu, starting in Bolgheri with a crisp Vermentino alongside King Salmon Crudo, followed by a side by side tasting of Sangiovese reds paired with Italian Short Rib Dumplings. The route then turns inland to Montalcino to compare Rosso di Montalcino and Brunello di Montalcino from the Silvio Nardi vineyard, matched with Smoked Pork Belly. For Chef Gary’s signature Beef Wellington, the journey circles back to Bolgheri for two styles of Super Tuscan, Guidoalberto by Tenuta San Guido and Tenuta di Biserno Il Pino di Biserno. The finale travels north to Piedmont with Michele Chiarlo Moscato d’Asti served with homemade Brioche Bread Pudding and fresh berries. This intimate tasting is suited to wine and food enthusiasts and offers a relaxed setting to explore Italian wines and cuisine. Availability is limited. Tickets are $150 per person, plus tax and gratuity.

Sound Alchemy Healing Frequencies Sound Bath (one hour)

Experience a one hour sound healing session that weaves guided meditation with the calming tones of crystal singing bowls, a sacred drum, rattles, and other complementary instruments to create a full-body sound bath. Bring a yoga mat, a blanket, and a small pillow or bolster so you can settle into a comfortable spot. An extra 15 minutes is included for settling in, setup, and brief conversation. Space is limited, and registration is required.

Karaoke

Black Duck Karaoke returns for a one-night-only reunion at Black Duck Cafe, bringing together the Class of 1992 through 2018. The Tuesday tradition that ran for 26 years is back for a night of singing with food and drinks, echoing the spirit of those weekly gatherings.

Town of Fairfield Holocaust Commemoration

The Town of Fairfield hosts a community commemoration of the Holocaust at First Church Congregational. Advance registration is requested.

Foo Fighters "Take Cover Tour" Tickets Bridgeport CT Total Mortgage Arena

Foo Fighters bring the Take Cover Tour to Total Mortgage Arena in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace where independent sellers set prices that can be above or below face value. Options may include premium seats and suites, and tickets can sometimes be found even if the primary box office is sold out. Purchases are backed by a guarantee that tickets are genuine and valid for entry, with a full refund if the event is cancelled without a new date, excluding shipping. MyCityRocks is not affiliated with the venue or the performer.

FOO FIGHTERS • BRIDGEPORT CT • APRIL 28 2026 • TOTAL MORTGAGE ARENA

Foo Fighters present a headlining concert at Total Mortgage Arena in Bridgeport, CT, with Frankie and the Witch Fingers also performing. Tickets will be available through a presale followed by a general on-sale. This announcement is provided by Foozie’s Foo Fighters News, which is not affiliated with the band, its management, or the production.

TACO TUESDAY!

Enjoy Taco Tuesday with tacos and margarita specials available throughout the day and night. This promotion is for dine-in only and cannot be combined with the hookie hour discount. Some add-ons may include an extra charge, and substitutions are not available.

LITTLE BRUSHES: KID'S CLUB

With an early release day for Stamford Public Schools, kids can spend the afternoon at the studio painting, playing, and making new friends. Designed for ages 6 and up, this Kid's Club lets participants stay for some or all of the afternoon with a completed registration, and snacks are provided. Guided by trained local artists, young painters follow clear, step-by-step instruction, and all supplies are included in the cost of registration. Activities and featured paintings are chosen to fit age and skill level, with games and creative projects that encourage exploration through art. Discounts are available for multiple Kid's Club days and for siblings. Free parking is available in a garage.

Ready, Set, K!

Ready, Set, K! is a small group, 10-week play-based kindergarten readiness program at SproutWell Pediatric Integrative Medicine for rising kindergarteners. It is co-led by former special education classroom teachers, including Rikki Dworkis, who currently work in private practice supporting students with academic and executive functioning skills. The program focuses on executive functioning, confidence, and classroom readiness, including problem solving, organizational skills, transitions, attention, and peer interactions. It was created to help children feel more confident starting kindergarten and to make the transition to school smoother.

🦞 Cousins Maine Lobster is rolling into Stamford! 🦞

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck visits Vela on the Park in Stamford for an evening stop, serving Maine lobster rolls, creamy bisque, and other freshly prepared favorites. It is a simple choice for dinner or a quick evening bite.

Family Night Karaoke + Trivia

Family Night returns to Park City Music Hall with karaoke and trivia for all ages. Hosted by John Torres, the fun starts with all ages karaoke and continues with family trivia. Prizes include Harborview cookies. A full bar and kitchen are available on-site with craft cocktails, tasty bites, and more, and a kids menu will be offered. The kitchen opens when doors open and remains available until the Kitchen Open light goes off.

Sound Bath with Lisa Pak

Settle in at Earthplace for a restorative sound bath guided by Lisa Pak, founder of Hummingbird Healing Center. The experience begins with a brief guided meditation while participants recline on yoga mats with blankets and pillows. A multi-instrumental soundscape follows, featuring Himalayan bowls, gongs, crystal bowls, and gentle nature sounds such as rain sticks and bird whistles. The session leaves attendees relaxed and refreshed. This gathering will be held indoors at Earthplace, with the possibility of outdoor sessions in the future if weather allows. Bring a yoga mat, blanket, and pillow for comfort. Advance registration is required and space is limited.

Artist Reception at the Westport Book Shop

An artist reception at the Westport Book Shop highlights local artist Karen Schlansky, the featured guest exhibitor in the Drew Friedman Art Place. The showcase presents selections from her “Books” series, a collection of abstract works where structured elements meet intuitive mark making, layered textures, and bright color. Created in acrylic, oil, pastel, and mixed media, these paintings encourage creativity and imagination. Space is limited, and RSVP is available at 203-349-5141 or RSVP@westportbooksaleventures.org. All artwork is offered for sale, and guests can also explore the shop's shelves of gently used books, vinyl, CDs, and DVDs.

Annual Cocktail Party Fundraiser

At The Clubhouse Westport, this annual cocktail party fundraiser brings together parents, alumni, friends, and supporters of Staples Rugby for an evening focused on community, celebration, and fundraising. Considered a highlight of the Staples Rugby year, it helps sustain the program’s continued growth while offering time to connect away from the sidelines, recognize players and teams, and enjoy a night out with the broader Staples Rugby community. Additional details, including ticket and event information, will be shared.

Little Pub and Literature- The Kitchen Front

The Fairfield Public Library partners with Fairfield's Little Pub for an evening that blends book conversation with cocktails, small bites, and plenty of laughter. Connect with familiar faces or meet new reading companions in a relaxed pub setting. Nancy Sweeney, Fairfield Woods Branch Manager, will guide a discussion of The Kitchen Front by Jennifer Ryan. From the author of The Chilbury Ladies’ Choir, this novel follows four women taking part in a BBC wartime cooking competition as they work to improve their lives. Copies are available through the Fairfield Public Library. All are welcome.

Primary Trust

Primary Trust brings live entertainment to Westport Country Playhouse. It offers a relaxed night out with friends or a memorable outing for anyone looking to share a special experience together.

BandSetter Open Stage featuring Deep Valley Road

A welcoming acoustic open mic spotlights local talent at T’s Wine Bar and Kitchen in Stamford. Musicians can share a few songs, meet fellow performers, and take part in a friendly, supportive atmosphere. The setting pairs quality food and drinks with a room known for its clear, lively sound. This edition features local favorites Deep Valley Rd with Ali van Nes, Shane O’Reilly, and Dave Rauh, followed by an open stage for additional performers.

Pops Concert: Glee2K

Led by Michael A. Ciavaglia ’04, DMA, the Fairfield University Glee Club stages Glee2K, an upbeat pops program showcasing favorites and deep cuts from 1990 through 2010. Performances feature the full Glee Club, student soloists, and the Pops Band.

DeadCenter: Stella Blue's Band

Stella Blue's Band delivers a heartfelt tribute to the Grateful Dead, shaped by a deep love of the music and joyful jamming. What began as a fun project has grown into a standout in the Tri-State tribute scene, bringing together talented musicians and a warm, kind community. In performance, the group blends open-ended improvisation with a faithful touch to the Dead’s signature style. The aim is to spark the kind of collective magic that happens when the whole exceeds the sum of its parts, creating an atmosphere where people can move, dance and fully share in the spirit of the music.

DCA Spring Theatre Bus

DCA’s Spring Theater Bus heads to New York City for a Broadway performance of Just In Time. This new musical traces Bobby Darin’s journey from early fame to worldwide recognition. The production is directed by Tony Award winner Alex Timbers and features Jeremy Jordan. The score includes favorites such as Beyond the Sea, Mack the Knife, Splish Splash, and Dream Lover, presented in an intimate, club style setting.

Canvases of the Cosmos Art Exhibit

Geary Gallery in Darien presents Canvases of the Cosmos, featuring light-filled paintings by Roland Comtois, a Connecticut-based artist with a visionary sensibility. Through bold color and an intuitive method, these dynamic works delve into light, energy, and the relationship between the physical and spiritual realms. A reception with the artist is also planned. Admission is free for visitors.

Mother's Day Tea

FCA’s Mother’s Day Tea returns to Woodway Country Club, bringing friends together to honor the remarkable women in our lives while supporting Family & Children’s Agency. Guests can enjoy small bites and drinks, a featured presentation, and an on site marketplace with local vendors. Ten percent of boutique sales will benefit Family & Children’s Agency. Proceeds will also support memorial funds honoring volunteers Allison Barton Haupt and Charlotte Taverna, recognizing their lasting contributions to the Agency.

Italia Restaurant 50th Anniversary

Italia Restaurant marks its 50th anniversary in East Norwalk with a celebratory gathering that includes champagne and hors d’oeuvres.

Greenwich Library – Picture This: AI Beyond Text

At Greenwich Library, explore how to turn your smartphone into a powerful information tool. Learn how today’s AI can interpret images and audio to help you search, create art, analyze data, transcribe text, and repair photos.

Singles Mixer in Greenwich CT!

Step into an evening where connection meets sophistication at a singles mixer in Greenwich. Its an opportunity to meet new people, share conversation, and immerse yourself in an atmosphere designed for genuine interaction and effortless fun. The venue is known for its chic design, ambient glow, and stylish crowd, creating a space that feels both upscale and inviting. It’s a chance to meet interesting, like-minded singles who are open to building friendships, discovering chemistry, and seeing where a simple introduction might lead. Expect a lively, upbeat vibe filled with laughter and easy conversation, making it simple to strike up a chat, share a smile, and feel completely at ease. Come with curiosity and leave with memories whether you’re hoping to meet someone special or just enjoy a dynamic evening surrounded by great people, this singles mixer offers the perfect setting to connect, unwind, and embrace the possibilities of the night.

BandSetter Open Mic returns! Featured artist each week in Stamford, CT

Enjoy an open mic night featuring a different artist each week. The event takes place every Wednesday, with sign-in starting a half hour before the show. Deep Valley Rd is scheduled to appear.

Say Yes to a Prom Dress or Suit!

Hosted by the NPS Family Center, this prom boutique welcomes high school juniors and seniors to select a dress or suit free of charge. The shop is open on multiple days, giving students several opportunities to browse and find attire for their celebration. The goal is to make prom memorable and accessible for every student.

Domus Cocktail Event: Cultivating Tomorrow

A cocktail fundraiser benefiting Domus youth and families. The event supports Domus in nurturing supportive relationships with young people who face adversity, helping them progress toward self-sufficiency. Guided by a clear vision, the organization believes every child deserves hope, love, and a fair opportunity in life.

Melissa Ben-Ishay's Come Eat Cookbook Celebration

Celebrate the release of Come Eat, the latest cookbook from Melissa Ben-Ishay, a bestselling author recognized by the New York Times, popular on TikTok, and the co-founder and CEO of Baked by Melissa. COME EAT: 100 Nourishing Recipes to Eat Every Day features flavorful, nourishing meals designed to make it easy to feed yourself and your family. The event begins with a reception that includes an open wine bar, light bites, and tastings of recipes from the book prepared by Michael Joseph’s Catering. Melissa then takes the stage for a conversation and audience Q&A that explores her creative process and approach to everyday cooking. Tickets include a signed copy of Come Eat!, valued at $35. This is the only Connecticut stop on the Come Eat! Book Tour.

Joe Traina Quintet

At Jazz on Main, the Joe Traina Quintet features a bandleader who has kept ensembles active across the New York and New Jersey jazz scene since 1990. His groups have held the stage at renowned rooms such as Iridium, The Rainbow Room, Tavern on the Green, Sardi’s, Metronome and The Player’s Club. His discography includes five albums, among them Friday Evenings at Sardi’s, Only in New York, Tea for Two and Ten by Eleven. The newest release, Tip of the Hat, spotlights the Joe Traina Septet, is available on major digital platforms, reached number 34 on the JazzWeek chart and is receiving radio play throughout the United States and Canada. Respected artists have praised the album for its song choices, Pete McGuinness’s arrangements and vocals, the ensemble’s precision and standout solos.

Primary Trust

Experience Primary Trust on stage at Westport Country Playhouse. Make it a get-together with friends or a special solo outing and enjoy the energy of a live performance. Tickets are available through FindTick while seats remain.

Trivia Thursdays

Spacecat Brewery in Norwalk hosts a weekly trivia night that brings people together for a friendly challenge of trivia questions. There is time to chat before the game begins, creating a relaxed and social atmosphere.

Bronwyn Keith-Hynes • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

Grammy-winning fiddle player Bronwyn Keith-Hynes appears at StageOne in Fairfield, CT, leading her own band and bringing her voice to the forefront alongside the virtuosity that has earned her two IBMA Fiddle Player of the Year awards. Her debut vocal album, I Built a World, earned a Grammy nomination and features contributions from Sam Bush and Jerry Douglas. Her music blends high-octane bluegrass with the heart of country and American roots, performed with a handpicked ensemble of Nashville musicians. This event highlights her transition from celebrated instrumentalist to bandleader and front woman.

Bronwyn Keith-Hynes

Bronwyn Keith-Hynes brings blazing fiddle and bluegrass mastery to Stage One at Fairfield Theater Company. Quick tempos and tradition-rooted melodies meet crisp, expressive playing for a show that stays lively from the opening notes to the finale. The result is an energetic night of music that keeps listeners engaged and the atmosphere buzzing.

Some Hacks

Some Hacks make their way back to The Sinclair, offering a chance to enjoy food, drinks, and dancing. It is a lively outing that celebrates their return.

Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group

The TBI Support Group of Fairfield offers a welcoming space for survivors of brain injury to connect each week. Sponsored by the Brain Injury Alliance of Connecticut, the group centers on supportive conversations about daily management and recovery. Attendees can share experiences, learn practical strategies, and build community with others who understand. For more information, contact Dr. Nicole Cruse at crusen2@sacredheart.edu.

1776 History Event

Mark the United States’ 250th anniversary with a history program presented in partnership with the Perrot Library. An educator from the Historical Society will be on hand, offering a welcoming opportunity to explore the past.

Business After Hours: Granoff Architects

Enjoy an evening of networking with colleagues at Granoff Architects. Granoff Architects has completed many projects in Greenwich. Members of the chamber can attend for $25, and prospective members can attend for $45. RSVP is required by April 24.

3rd Annual FREE Neighborhood Mix & Mingle for Western Greenwich!

An energizing evening awaits, where the community comes alive. The theme is connection, movement, and bringing neighbors together in a joyful way. Whether you’ve lived here for years or just moved in, this is an opportunity to meet new people, strengthen friendships, and experience the neighborhood spirit. There will be guest speakers, easy dance steps, insights on keeping our bodies strong and active, and a demo on how to use an AED device. Local business owners are welcome to introduce themselves. Mocktails and small bites will be available.

Exhibition Opening: The Real Revolution

Experience the unveiling of The Real Revolution, a Westport Museum exhibition that highlights overlooked voices from the era of war and nation building. Encounter accounts of a mother whose sons took opposing sides, enslaved men who risked everything to secure freedom, and a woman who disguised herself as a man to fight for liberty. The exhibition also features an interactive playroom for children and a tavern room intended for special events.

Mosaic Lantern Workshop (Mount Kisco)

Craft a mosaic lamp or candle jar with guided instruction and all materials provided. No prior experience is necessary. A creative specialist leads a hands-on session, showing how to work with the supplies and offering support from start to finish. Add your own touches using the materials on hand, then take your project home the same day. To complete the piece, grout is required after 24 hours. You can handle this final step at home, or choose to have it done for you for an additional fee.

Maker Night

Spend a creative evening with friends, a date, or co-workers while learning the basics of throwing on the potter's wheel. No previous experience is needed. Shape a lump of clay into a unique piece, then choose a glaze color from the studio selection for one piece. All materials and firing costs are included, and each participant keeps one finished piece. One registration per person is required, and everyone will work on an individual wheel. Closed drinks are welcome in class. Finished work will be fired and ready for pickup in about 3 to 4 weeks. Ages 17 and up. Cost is $70. Recognized by Westchester Magazine’s Best of Westchester as Best Artsy Night Out.

Mind the Gap at 314 Beer Garden

Mind the Gap returns to 314 Beer Garden in Norwalk for an evening of live music. The beer garden offers beer and food, and there are fire pits on site.

LEAVE 'EM LAUGHING - A Stand-up Comedy Event

Enjoy an evening of stand-up comedy in Stamford, Connecticut. Take advantage of a buy-three, get-one-free ticket offer. After the show, complimentary food and beverages will be served, creating a relaxed way to wind down the night.

St Lawrence Society

The Outsyders perform a straight-ahead set of classic rock made for dancing, serving up a steady stream of familiar hits in a simple, no-frills format.

Ivy League of Comedy

First UMC hosts a stand up comedy night featuring the Ivy League of Comedy, with a focus on clean humor. The announcement highlights the Stamford community, including downtown and Harbor Point. For more details and tickets, please check with First UMC.

Ty Segall at District Music Hall

Ty Segall appears at District Music Hall for an all ages show presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. His album Possession showcases story driven lyrics co written with filmmaker Matt Yoka, set against bright rhythmic ideas with more of his own piano, expansive strings and horns, layered vocal harmonies and cutting guitar leads. The single Fantastic Tomb unfolds like a noir tinged caper about a risky job that goes nowhere, energized by a saxophone section from Mikal Cronin. Their partnership builds on years of collaboration across records and film, and the music channels wide ranging American themes with a sharpened sense of storytelling.

George Thorogood & The Destroyers w/ Alastair Greene

George Thorogood & The Destroyers bring their long-running rock and roll show to The Capitol Theatre with Alastair Greene. With more than five decades on the road, over 8,000 performances and over 15 million albums sold, the band continues The Baddest Show On Earth Tour. Their career began in 1976 and grew through the MTV era, yielding chart favorites like One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer, Move It On Over, Who Do You Love, I Drink Alone, Get A Haircut and Bad To The Bone. Notable moments include appearances at Live Aid and on Saturday Night Live, as well as tours with John Fogerty, ZZ Top and Sammy Hagar. Their catalog remains popular on streaming platforms, and recent distinctions include the B.B. King Award from the Montreal International Jazz Festival, recognition from the Bo Diddley Centennial Committee and an invitation to perform at the Grand Ole Opry.

The Kingston Trio at Stage One at FTC [CT]

The Kingston Trio performs at StageOne at FTC. Ticket information will be announced.

🔥🎶🔥The Alter Ego Band Rocks The Station House🔥🎶🔥

The Alter Ego Band brings a high-energy rock performance to Station House. Dance-ready songs set an upbeat tone while food and beverages are available to complement the music. The theme centers on channeling an alter ego and moving to the beat.

Fairfield Wellness Networking Breakfast for Holistic Practitioners and Wellness Entrepreneurs

A relaxed networking breakfast at Southport Diner brings together holistic practitioners and healthy living entrepreneurs who offer services, products, classes, or workshops. Organized by Tribe TLC, this monthly meetup happens on the first Friday and offers community connections along with networking and marketing opportunities. Expect friendly conversation and a chance to share what you do. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards and an entrepreneur friend. RSVP is requested by contacting Beth at 203-856-9566 or tlcbethleas@gmail.com. Tribe TLC was founded by Beth Leas in 1997 in Norwalk, Connecticut and has grown to more than 180 members across fields such as medicine, chiropractic, naturopathy, massage, energy work, acupuncture, nutrition, occupational therapy, psychotherapy, yoga, finance, reflexology, life and business coaching, feng shui, writing and editing, interior and web design, retail, and authorship. First-time visitors are welcomed as Beth’s guests, with the option to explore membership afterward.

Jukebox Radio at Elicit Brewing - Fairfield, CT

Jukebox Radio returns to Fairfield Elicit with a set built like a personal party playlist. The show features favorites across decades and genres, from Bruno Mars and Bon Jovi to Dua Lipa, The Killers, Britney Spears, Stevie Wonder, Maroon 5, and Post Malone, with a few surprises mixed in.

La Apuesta

LA APUESTA will take place at Bambu Night Club. For more information, call +1 800-530-4202.

AARP Smart Driver Course™

Refresh your driving knowledge with AARP’s updated Smart Driver course. The class focuses on practical safety strategies that can help you feel more confident on the road, and participants may qualify for a multiyear discount on auto insurance. AARP members receive a 20 percent discount on the course fee. To register, call the center directly. Payment is preferred by check payable to AARP, and cash is accepted. Credit cards are not accepted. The cost is $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers.

Greenwich Library – 3D Printing Certification

Take a hands-on certification class where youll be introduced to the basics of using the Greenwich Library Innovation Lab’s 3D printers. You will learn how the printers work, where to locate free, ready-to-print files, and how to safely use the equipment. After completing the certification, you can reserve and use the library’s 3D printers independently during PrintLab sessions. This program is for those 13 and older and is exclusively for Greenwich Library cardholders. An online version is available.

DCA Gratitude Journaling Workshop

The second session in a quarterly gratitude journaling series focuses on cultivating thankfulness in the current stage of motherhood, aligning with the spirit of Mother’s Day. Guided by Caroline Jennings, a local mother, creative writer, and DCA member, the workshop blends reflective prompts, group conversation, and unhurried writing time. It welcomes both beginners and those returning to a journaling habit, offering a calm setting to pause, connect, and honor each person’s motherhood journey. As a thoughtful touch, every participant receives a fresh flower stem provided by The Eighth Acre.

Baby Bear Play & Learn

This play and learn session combines Baby Bear Yoga and Cub Crawlers into one experience for babies. The class includes gentle baby yoga along with songs, rhymes, music, stories, baby signing, a parachute, and bubbles.

Perrot Library – Escape Room: Escape the Hall of Lost Legends

Put your mind to the test and follow clues to solve puzzles in order to escape. If you solve the room, you win a prize. This special escape room edition celebrates the U.S.A.’s 250th Anniversary. The library’s largest archive of American history has been hacked, and information is being deleted. You must set the record straight before time runs out. This event is for ages 8-13 and requires registration, as spaces are limited. Please arrive promptly, as latecomers will not be admitted.

Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy: Chapter Two

The Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy returns to Stamford with a chilling continuation that reaches deeper into the macabre. Guided by the Poe Historians, the experience features four new stories drawn from Poe’s darkest imaginings.

Alzheimer’s Association Celebrating Hope Gala

Delamar Greenwich Harbor hosts the Alzheimer’s Association Celebrating Hope Gala, an elegant gathering where cocktail attire with a Mediterranean influence is encouraged. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Mahjong 101 Beginner Series (5 Weeks)| Greenwich Mahjong Club

This five-week program is designed for beginners who want to learn American Mahjong. The course builds week to week, helping participants become familiar with the game through instruction, guided play, and live table experience. Attending all five sessions is highly recommended. Class size is limited and advance registration is required.

Art and Craft Show

Explore a wide variety of unique handmade items and art made by local creators. The Stamford Art and Craft Show offers something for everyone and is a vibrant experience full of color and imagination. Meet the artists and discover unique pieces.

Annie Lederman

Annie Lederman, a stand-up comic, podcaster, writer, and actor, is known for sharp observational humor delivered with a candid, unapologetic style. Her comedy pairs quick wit with an unfiltered edge.

Rumba Saturdays | Stamford

Black Wall Street Bridgeport

Black Wall Street Bridgeport brings together bold entrepreneurs and neighbors for the twenty-eighth Community Expo at Hall Neighborhood House. For more than twelve years, this gathering has fostered fresh ideas and meaningful connections across the tri-state area. Since 2014, it has supported over one thousand vendors, showcasing talent and innovation from within the community. Visitors can explore a wide range of offerings, from books and jewelry to health, wellness, and fashion, and each table shares a story. Admission is free to the public.

HoliFest 2026

HoliFest 2026 returns to Roger Sherman Baldwin Park as one of the area’s largest community gatherings, honoring the multicultural fabric of America. This edition also salutes the nation’s 250th anniversary while focusing on connection and community. Expect expanded music and dance performances, cricket batting cages and badminton courts, henna artists, a YMCA kids zone, a DJ, and space for group and community tents. Food and drink options include Mumbai Katta and India Avenue, shaved ice from Kona Ice, and Indian sodas from Bombay Pop. A large group color throw is planned, with ICC bringing in more than a ton of color. Early ticket purchases offer discounted pricing and include a free HoliFest 2026 commemorative T-shirt to wear during the color throw. The event is ICC’s opportunity to share the playful spirit of one of India’s major holidays with the community.

Saturday Clay

Professional ceramic artists lead a hands-on introduction to clay for ages 6 and up with a parent or guardian. After a class demonstration, participants explore themed handbuilding projects, sculpt their own pieces, then add color with glaze. Finished work will be fired at Clay Art Center. An adult must participate with each child, and adults and children work on separate projects. Tuition is $40 per person, and a separate registration is required for each adult and each child.

Azure Dust Movie

This film is dedicated to the Chornobyl nuclear disaster, the tragic event that occurred in Ukraine in 1986.

Derby Day Party

Wear your best hat for an afternoon at the Pastime Club and have fun trying to pick the winner of this year's race.

Pequot Library's FINAL EVER Derby Day Celebration

The final Pequot Library Derby Day celebration includes festivities on the lawn, standout hats, and a culminating race. This is the last edition of the event, and tickets are expected to sell out.

Derby Day Celebration | A Fundraiser for Pequot Library

This final Derby Day fundraiser for Pequot Library brings festive style, lively socializing, and friendly competitions. Contests spotlight standout hats, eye catching tailgates, and sharp outfits. Some attendees reserve tailgate spots on the Great Lawn for an additional fee, which includes two tickets and the chance to host a small gathering within the larger celebration. Attendance does not require a tailgate reservation. The festivities continue with an after party featuring DJ Rob. Photos from 2018 capture the spirit of past gatherings.

Family Wheel

A single-session pottery class for families introduces parents and children, including tweens and teens, to the potter’s wheel. Open to ages 10 and older with a parent or guardian, the $58 session provides hands-on guidance from experienced ceramic artists. Each person works at an individual wheel while learning the fundamentals of wheel throwing. No previous experience is needed. Materials and firing are included.

Kaleidoscope: A Speak Music Concert

Kaleidoscope: A Speak Music Concert offers an evening of student-led performances featuring jazz standards, crowd favorites, and original works by the students.

Hey Nuton 2026

At Darien High School, the Korok Cultural Association presents an evening devoted to the timeless songs of Rabindranath Tagore, brought to life by the artists of Tagore Covers. The celebration welcomes the Bengali New Year with music that reflects the depth and poetry of Tagore’s work, and it also includes a specially curated themed dance performance by community members. Families and friends can look forward to a warm atmosphere filled with music, dance, culture, and connection. Tickets are offered with early bird and standard pricing for members and non-members, with free admission for children under 10. Dinner boxes are available for purchase, with vegetarian options priced at $15, non-vegetarian at $17, and kids meals at $12.

Supper & Soul Featuring Vanessa Collier

Downtown Westport sets the scene for a Supper & Soul evening headlined by Vanessa Collier. Pick from 11 downtown restaurants for dinner before the show, or choose a concert-only ticket.

Darien Arts Center Dance Academy Presents: Mixed Rep

The Darien Arts Center Dance Academy offers its yearly Mixed Rep program, spotlighting its pre-professional troupe in choreography that spans classical, neoclassical, and contemporary styles. The evening includes selections from A Midsummer Night's Dream and a restaged presentation of Tremor by East Coast Contemporary Ballet. Presented at the DAC Weatherstone Studio.

No One is Alone: A Cabaret Night of 1980s Musical Theatre

Settle into an intimate cabaret at the Stamford History Center that revisits the bold, heartfelt sound of 1980s Broadway through songs and storytelling. The program celebrates landmark shows of the era, from the sweeping drama of Les Misérables to the gothic romance of The Phantom of the Opera and the wit and wonder of Into the Woods. Alongside the music, the evening reflects on the decade’s cultural landscape, including the AIDS crisis and its profound effect on theatre makers, the stories they told, and the community they built. The lineup features Mel McGuire and Rodney Loren with Katie Imholt and Bill Warncke. McGuire is a cabaret vocalist, personal trainer, fitness author, and parent based in Stamford. Her work has included an autobiographical run at 13th Street Repertory and the creation and hosting of The Overshare Cabaret, a monthly blend of song, sketch comedy, and personal narrative, with additional New York and Connecticut appearances on themes ranging from feminist musical theatre history to a salute to Barbara Cook. She studied musical theatre at New York University and continued vocal training at the Manhattan School of Music and the Eastman School of Music. Expect classic Broadway spirit, thoughtful historical context, and performances shaped by resilience and heart.

Inside Art + Jazz

Experience an after-hours setting where music and visual art meet. Set within the MoCACT galleries, WPKN guest DJs Jim Motavalli, an author and journalist, and Richard Epstein of the Jazz Society of Fairfield County lead a guided journey through jazz history, moving from Thelonious Monk to Miles Davis. Rare recordings are paired with real-time commentary, weaving context and storytelling into a focused listening session that connects with Art, Jazz + the Blues.

Puppy Pre-School

Created for puppies, this preschool-style program supports growth through playful learning. It offers social time with other pups, games and activities that build confidence, and play sessions that foster bonding with new canine friends.

Spring Migration Bird Tour

Bird Education Specialist Ryan MacLean leads a morning bird tour at Greenwich Audubon Center, exploring open fields, an apple orchard, wetlands, and woodlands that attract migrating species such as warblers, vireos, tanagers, thrushes, and orioles. Binoculars are available for anyone who needs them. The group meets in the center’s parking lot at the start of the program. Admission is free, and donations are welcome to support conservation work that protects birds and their habitats. Advance registration is required, there are no ticket sales at the door, and participants should be ready to show proof of registration on paper or on a phone. This program is recommended for ages 6 and up, and all children must be supervised by a parent or legal guardian for the entire duration. Please register for the total number of people in your party, with children and adults counted the same. For questions, contact Ryan MacLean at Ryan.MacLean@audubon.org or 203-930-1353.

Space Bacon @ Captain Lawrence Mt Kisco [5/2 - CG BDAY SHOW!]

Space Bacon presents a hometown pop-up show at Captain Lawrence Barrel House in Mount Kisco to celebrate keyboardist Chris’s 35th birthday. The celebration features the band’s jams, local beers, and a lively atmosphere.

Holla Back, Brooklyn's Own... Returns to Westchester!

After nearly two years away, Holla Back returns to Westchester County with a performance at Redline Music Stage at K1. The appearance also marks the group’s debut at this venue. This is a ticketed event, and tickets are expected to go fast. The night is billed as a high energy celebration.

The All Stars Live in Westport

The All Stars make their first appearance at Westport VFW, a classic venue. The show features two sets of Dead music with special guests on the bill. Further details will be announced.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live - Suite & Premium Seating

Suite and premium seating for Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live at Total Mortgage Arena is being offered. This listing highlights ticket options in suites and other premium sections, with general public sales planned.

Kentucky Derby Party: Grateful Dead Tribute

Once the race wraps up, the action turns to Almost Ablaze as they deliver a set of psychedelic, cowboy-tinged rock and roll. Expect a high-spirited post-race ride that keeps the momentum going.

Back To The Eighties Show with Jessie's Girl

Back To The Eighties Show with Jessie’s Girl celebrates the decade’s biggest hits with a powerhouse lineup. NYC vocalists Destinee Monroe, Jerome Bell-Bastien, and Mark Rinzel lead the charge, backed by longtime scene veterans Eric Presti on guitar, Drew Mortali on bass, Michael Maenza on drums, and Karlee Bloom on keys and keytar, all with credits performing alongside the artists who made these songs famous. The show has welcomed appearances by Bret Michaels, MC Hammer, Colin Hay of Men at Work, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, Taylor Dane, Mike Score of A Flock of Seagulls, Tone Loc, and Rob Base. Their busy schedule has included The Theater at Madison Square Garden for the I Want My ’80s Concert, the ABC and New York Magazine launch for The Goldbergs, a Halloween event with Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx, a private birthday celebration for ’80s icon Neil Patrick Harris, and Coca Cola and Buffalo Wild Wings’ large Tablegate event in Tempe, opening for Smash Mouth. They have filled rooms at The Capitol Theatre in Westchester, The Paramount on Long Island, the Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank, and Penn’s Peak in Jim Thorpe, among many others. They are also the only band to perform every year on The ’80s Cruise, with appearances confirmed through 2024. Expect high-energy vocals, tight musicianship, and a full-throttle tribute that brings the spirit of the era to life.

Holla Back - Brooklyns Own

Holla Back, Brooklyn’s Own, earned a loyal following from 2005 to 2015 as one of the Tri-State area’s most crowd-pleasing cover bands, blending rock, hip hop, classic rock and more into seamless party sets. The Brooklyn-born group rose from packed neighborhood bars to the Nassau Coliseum, performing before audiences that reached into the tens of thousands while keeping the same intensity whether the crowd was small or massive. After two sold-out farewell concerts at Lucy’s in Pleasantville in 2015, the original lineup of Tree, Terry, Dan, Traffic and Shots reunited in 2023. They continue to bring a high-energy show that connects with their devoted fan community, the Holla Back Family.

Craig Ferguson: Pants on Fire

Craig Ferguson takes the stage for an evening of stand up. A multiple Grammy nominee and a recipient of both Peabody and Emmy awards, he has built a wide ranging career as a comedian, actor, writer, producer and director across film, television and theater. He is also a New York Times bestselling author and has filmed numerous comedy specials for Netflix, Epix, Comedy Central and Amazon. Viewers of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson will recognize his quick wit and storytelling. His CBS late night tenure spanned ten years, and the show still garners millions of views on YouTube through fan uploaded clips.

Primary Trust

Primary Trust brings the excitement of live entertainment, offering a chance to be part of something special. Whether planning a night out with friends or finally making time for a long-awaited experience, this event sets the stage for an engaging evening. Tickets are available through FindTick while seats last.

Eric Andersen and more

StageOne in Fairfield, CT presents a performance featuring Eric Andersen and Jon Pousette-Dart. A pivotal figure from the 1960s Greenwich Village folk scene, Andersen arrives with Dance of Love and Death, his first album of all-new originals in more than two decades. With a catalogue exceeding 30 albums, his songs have been interpreted by artists such as Bob Dylan, Judy Collins, Linda Ronstadt, and Peter, Paul & Mary, and he has co-written with Lou Reed, Townes Van Zandt, Rick Danko, and Bob Weir. Joined by guitarist Steve Addabbo, he will share selections from the new record along with favorites from across his career. He has been praised by The New York Times as a singer and songwriter of the first rank. Jon Pousette-Dart offers warm, melodic folk-rock shaped by his early success with the Pousette-Dart Band, known for radio tracks like Amnesia, County Line, and Fall on Me. A longtime favorite among East Coast listeners, his music blends contemporary folk, Americana, country, and R&B, bringing together vivid storytelling, acoustic richness, and soaring melodies that feel both reflective and uplifting. More than four decades in, his work stays rooted in the sound that defined him while continuing to reveal new layers with each performance.

Northeast Sports Card Expo: Stamford

Connecticut’s largest card show returns to Chelsea Piers Connecticut with a family-friendly marketplace spanning 35,000 square feet. More than 350 tables will showcase new and vintage sports cards alongside non-sports and Pokémon cards, Funkos, toys, TCG items, sports memorabilia, and many other collectibles. The event features celebrity meet and greets with autograph signings from sports legends and wrestling stars, card grading services, prize raffles, appearances by sports mascots, event hosts, and more. Many free autograph opportunities are included with paid admission. The first 200 attendees receive a complimentary commemorative show poster designed by Connecticut-based artist Eric Panke. Tickets are available online or at the door by cash or credit. Daily admission is $15, or $15 online plus fees. Early Entry tickets are $20. Kids under 12 are free.

Community Diaper Bank Saturday Hours

The community diaper bank now offers Saturday hours, making free diapers available for families from newborn through toddler sizes. It operates as a community resource so caregivers are not forced to choose between diapers and essential bills like rent or electricity. No patient status is required for you or your child to receive help. The bank closes during major holidays and weather events.

Swedish Antiques + Moving Sale

An estate and moving sale in Fairfield presents a carefully selected mix of European antiques, vintage furnishings, and practical home goods. Notable pieces include Swedish highlights like a dining table and a painted armoire, along with a vintage dresser paired with a writing desk. Shoppers can also expect upholstered seating with a range of chairs, rugs with occasional tables, kitchen items from the cabinets, and creative supplies such as wallpaper and fabric remnants. The assortment leans into layered style and thoughtful design, blending standout furniture with smaller take home finds.

Touch-A-Truck

Big rigs and specialty vehicles roll into Westport for the 19th annual Touch-A-Truck, with presenting support from Interstate Lumber. Families can explore a wide range of vehicles up close, and children of all ages are welcome to climb aboard. Because it can get loud, a designated quiet time is available for guests who are sensitive to noise. Admission is $35 per family. All proceeds support the Westport Weston Cooperative Nursery School, funding scholarships and specialized programming.

Mojo and The Mayhem

Mojo and The Mayhem bring a lively dose of funk to SONO, setting the stage for a dance-filled night. This free show features deep grooves and a high energy party atmosphere. Food and drinks are available. Formed by friends who enjoy playing together, the band blends distinct personalities, a quirky sense of humor, and a shared love of rhythm into a spirited performance style.

Laser Taylor Swift Planetarium Show

Experience Taylor Swift’s music in a laser-filled planetarium presentation that transforms the dome into an immersive visual concert. Each ticket includes early access to the Observatory for a look at the night sky, weather permitting. The program lasts about 45 minutes and is intended for teens and adults. Admission is $12 for SM&NC members and $15 for non-members.

Fairfield's Earth Day Celebration/Drive Electric Earth Day

Celebrate the planet at Fairfield YMCA with a free, waste free gathering that takes place rain or shine and pairs Fairfield’s Earth Day festivities with Drive Electric Earth Day. Activities for all ages include interactive nature and Arbor Day tables, a giveaway of bike helmets, and a touch a truck experience featuring fire, police, and water vehicles. Enjoy a bake sale and food vendors, see creativity on display during a recycled fashion show, explore a showcase of electric vehicles, and take part in a forum featuring environmental legislators.

Plant & Mushroom Foraging Class

Learn to identify and use spring plants and mushrooms at Earthplace in a foraging class led by Joe Ross and Amy Demers, founder of CT Foraging Club. The session begins with a 45 minute lecture focused on plant and mushroom identification and uses, followed by a 45 minute walk to practice those skills. Cost is $30 per person, and 15 percent of ticket sales support Earthplace. To reserve a spot, email shroomsofct@gmail.com with the full name of all participants. An email with further details is sent the day before the class. The class takes place regardless of weather.

Warblers & Neotropical Migrants Workshop

Prepare for the height of spring migration with a workshop spotlighting warblers and other neotropical migrants. Naturalist Ryan MacLean leads an introductory talk on their life histories and offers identification tips for more than 20 species that move through Connecticut each May. After the presentation, participants will head onto the Greenwich Audubon Center trails to search for warblers and other seasonal visitors. Tickets must be purchased in advance and there are no sales at the door. Please bring proof of registration, either a printed receipt or a confirmation email on your phone. The program is recommended for ages 12 and older. The fee is $20 per person, the same for adults and children, and registration should cover everyone in the party. For questions, contact Ryan MacLean at Ryan.MacLean@audubon.org or 203-930-1353. Participants meet in the front lobby at the start of the program. By registering, attendees consent to receive emails from Audubon about this program and conservation work, with the option to opt out at any time.

Greenwich Townscape Collage Session

Contribute to Greenwich Townscape, a large-scale community photo mural initiative commemorating America 250. Artist Rashmi Talpade will guide participants in creating a unique collage using photo prints that capture the essence of the towns architecture, history, and spirit. Individuals can participate in one or more collage sessions, and the finished murals will be showcased at the Greenwich Library in the summer of 2026. Adults and children ages 8 and up are welcome. Share images of Greenwich, Riverside, Cos Cob, Old Greenwich, and Byram by uploading them digitally.

Friends Book Shop Collectible Sale

The Friends Book Shop at The Ferguson Library is hosting its annual Collectible Sale at the main branch. Browse a curated mix of rare and vintage reads, including first and special editions, signed and inscribed copies, leather-bound sets, finely illustrated works, children’s titles, art books, comics, ephemera, vinyl records, and other unique finds. Prices start at three dollars. Payments are accepted by cash, check, credit or debit card, and Apple Pay. All proceeds support the library’s programs and services.

Kentucky Derby 2026

BV’s hosts a Kentucky Derby viewing on big screens with mint juleps and race day specials. Enjoy the sport’s quickest two minutes with fellow fans, and note that betting is available.

Nordic Book Club

This second gathering of the Nordic Book Club features a discussion of Punished by Ann-Helén Laestadius, a story about the Sámi people. Coffee and light snacks will be on hand. Attendees can bring one or two books they are ready to pass along for a swap with fellow readers, an easy way to trade titles and find a new pick. Open to everyone, with conversation and a sense of community.

5th annual NorWALK for Mental Health: Walk + Wellness Fair

The fifth annual NorWALK for Mental Health brings the community together for a free, family-friendly walk and wellness fair on the Norwalk Green. The program features a DJ, games, bouncy houses, food trucks, and an awareness walk that starts on the Green, follows East Avenue nearly to the highway, then returns, with a wheelchair accessible route. More than 50 community organizations will host wellness activity tables and share resources, and youth and adult speakers will offer messages of hope and recovery as the event recognizes Mental Health Awareness Month and National Prevention Week.

Extreme Wrestling Day at the Northeast Sports Card Expo

Extreme Wrestling Day adds a wrestling spotlight to the Northeast Sports Card Expo at Chelsea Piers Connecticut, featuring appearances by Little Guido, Blue Meanie, Wild Bill Wiles, Jason Knight, and Bilvis Wesley. Admission includes a complimentary autograph.

Common Threads Hand Crafts Meetup

Members of Common Threads are welcome to gather and work on their knitting, quilting, and other handcraft projects. All are welcome to participate. Every other year, there is a quilt show hosted by the Friends of the Cos Cob Library and Staff in November in the Community room and throughout the library.

Planetarium Show: Stamford Skies

Step into a Sesame Street themed fulldome cinematic experience that surrounds the audience with immersive visuals across the entire dome. Suitable for all ages and running about 45 minutes, this show is presented at SM&NC.

Daylight Portraits with Fill Flash

Build confidence with daylight portraits by mastering fill flash in a fully hands-on setting. Work on balancing sun and flash for a polished, flattering look while practicing outdoor metering, thoughtful subject placement, and choosing a pleasing fill ratio. The session draws on techniques used by photographers like Steve McCurry, where off camera light creates a vivid catchlight that strengthens eye contact. Using battery powered flashes outdoors, participants will photograph one another to add catch light to the eyes, lift shadows, and separate the subject from the background. You will try different sunlight to flash mixes and compare the results. Once limited to high end fashion work because of cost and complexity, modern battery powered systems have made fill flash accessible to anyone serious about outdoor portraiture. Equipment for the class will include Profoto off camera flashes. Expect to practice with a hand held flash off camera, read exposure with an incident light meter, balance ambient and flash for the effect you want, and trigger lights using a hot shoe radio remote. Bennett studied photography at the School of Visual Arts in NYC and holds certificates in architectural and dance photography. Participants serve as the models, so plan your wardrobe with that in mind. Prerequisite knowledge includes operating your camera in Manual mode. Bring a digital camera with a portrait friendly lens such as an 85 mm on full frame, or a normal to short telephoto zoom.

Glenn Roth Live at The Galley at Norwalk Cove Marina

Glenn Roth performs outdoors at The Galley at Norwalk Cove Marina, with live music complemented by food and drinks in a scenic setting.

Bookstore Hosts Meet & Greet for Author Lauren Barnett

The Fairfield University Store hosts a meet and greet with author Lauren Barnett, who will talk about her latest book, Don't Tell My Mom That I Love Her. The story follows Maggie, a sharp and spirited twelve-year-old who pours her thoughts into a private diary as she navigates the everyday turbulence of early adolescence. Through school mishaps, home frustrations, and rapid-fire mood shifts, her voice moves between funny and vulnerable, capturing what feels unfair, confusing, and important all at once. As Maggie tests limits and tries to prove she does not care what her mom thinks, she gradually discovers how closely their lives and feelings are connected, and mother and daughter grow together. Touchstones from the author’s own youth in movies, musicals, and characters color the backdrop, offering a warm perspective for daughters and mothers. Barnett is the founder of Family Consultants of Westport and a licensed mental health professional with national board certification. With more than thirty years of experience guiding middle school girls and their parents, she has supported thousands of preteens and teens through the emotional challenges of growing up. She lives in Westport, Connecticut with her family.

The Rock and Roll Playhouse Plays Music of Blink-182 + More for Kids

A Rock and Roll Playhouse concert features the music of Blink-182 plus other favorites in a kid-centered atmosphere. As part of a national family series held at historic music venues, the show introduces songs by iconic rock artists to young listeners through interactive activities. Families with children ten and under can look forward to dancing, games, stories, and a chance to rock out while nurturing creativity. This performance shares the music of Blink-182 with a new generation and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the artist. Sound levels are kept lower for younger ears, and some children may be most comfortable with hearing-protection earmuffs such as Baby Banz. Every child must attend with a parent or adult caregiver.

Boarding Actions

This event sends off the latest edition of Warhammer 40,000 with a Boarding Actions campaign that welcomes every skill level. Battles unfold within Ork ships striking at the imperial world of Armageddon, and participants can either defend the planet or side with the greenskins to beat back the boarders. Players earn Teef for playing games, which can be spent on Gubbinz to add extra punch to their matches. A painting competition is also included, celebrating the best Boarding Actions unit used for the event, with separate prizes for new hobbyists and veterans.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live™: Glow-N-Fire™ nto

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire brings oversized excitement to Total Mortgage Arena with three performances geared toward family-friendly fun. Look for new stunts from favorite Hot Wheels monster trucks, aerial freestyle motocross action, and a towering robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars. Rhinomite, the rhino-themed truck, makes its debut and charges into the lineup horn first. Special pricing is available for kids tickets. Upgrade options include a Pre-Show Party where guests can get close to the trucks, take photos, meet drivers for autographs, and enjoy exclusive games, contests, and giveaways in the same space where the action unfolds. The Backstage VIP Experience adds a guided tour with the hosts, a VIP merchandise bundle, and a behind-the-scenes look at pre-show preparations and truck setups, and it also includes the Pre-Show Party. An event ticket is required for entry, and each upgrade is purchased separately.

Early Bird Comedy

A showcase at New York Comedy Club - Stamford features a host with four to five comedians who take turns on stage. The host links the sets as each comic performs, creating the feel of a classic comedy club show.

Cinco de Mayo Bar Crawl

Mark Cinco de Mayo with an upbeat night of revelry and celebration.

50th Anniversary Celebration

DiMare Pastry Shop is marking 50 years with a celebration that welcomes friends, family, and customers. This milestone gathering honors the shop’s half-century of history.

2026 Bruce Gala: Natural Wonders

Attend an evening featuring cocktails, dinner, and dancing. This event will support the Bruce Museum and its programming. The dress code is Creative Black Tie.

Iridescent Falls

This paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Stamford, CT features Iridescent Falls. Participants create the Iridescent Falls painting in a studio setting.

Northeast Sports Card Expo

The Northeast Sports Card Expo is coming to Stamford, CT. The family-friendly event will feature a variety of vendor tables, new and vintage sports cards, Pokemon, TCG, non-sports items, Funkos, toys, collectibles, and sports memorabilia. There will be celebrity autograph signings, on-site authentication, card grading, prize raffles, sports mascots, live event hosts, and exclusive giveaways. Free parking is available.

Casamingos Sundays

A Stamford party takes place at The Palms Night Club in Stamford, Connecticut. The event centers on Stamford parties in a nightclub setting.

LEGO 'Star Wars' Build Event

Barnes & Noble presents an in-store LEGO building event inspired by Star Wars. It is geared toward builders ages 10 and older, while all guests are welcome.

Westchester Philharmonic - Forged in Fire - 2026 Crawford Winter Music at the Mansion

Part of the Crawford Park 2026 Music at the Mansion Winter Concert Series, this event features the Westchester Philharmonic in Forged in Fire. The focus is on the string quartet, a form both Brahms and Prokofiev approached with deep respect under the long shadows of Haydn and Beethoven. Brahms is said to have discarded more than twenty quartets before publishing his No. 1, and Prokofiev wrote his No. 2 while evacuated from Moscow as Nazi air raids pounded the city. Tickets are 30 dollars, 35 at the door. These shows usually sell out, so early purchase is advised.

Joe Kenney Band at Third Place by Half Full Brewery in Stamford, CT

The award-winning Joe Kenney Band, a jam and jazz fusion collective, makes its Connecticut debut at Third Place by Half Full Brewing in Stamford, performing a mix of original music and covers.

MRB Acoustic Duo at Captain Lawrence Barrel House Mt Kisco

MRB acoustic duo brings a live acoustic performance to Captain Lawrence Barrel House in Mt Kisco. The setting suits a relaxed outing and is a welcoming choice for the whole family.

Monthly Organ Recital Series 2025/26

A monthly organ recital series at St. Paul’s on the Green features exceptional concert artists and musicians performing on the Reuter/E.M. Skinner Op. 753, 53 rank pipe organ. Each program offers about an hour of music to bring a gentle close to the week. Admission is by freewill donation, and proceeds support the music program at St. Paul’s.

Spring Duo Piano Concert

A spring-themed duo piano concert celebrates the joy and romance of wedding traditions, weaving together music that spans cherished favorites, fresh discoveries, borrowed selections, and a touch of blue. A special highlight is an 8-hand arrangement of Mendelssohn’s famous Wedding March. The DCA Duo Piano Group performs on two pianos and includes Elizabeth Drugge Hobbs, Kathy Edwards, Millyn Gasserud, Fiona Hallinan, and Michael Karpilow, with the program led by Musical Director Sandra Shaw Murphy. Light refreshments will be available.

The Keys Trio Live at Talmadge Hill Community Church

The KEYS Trio, a piano, cello and violin ensemble featuring Jenny Ong, Madeleine Corliss and Corinne Metter, performs a benefit program for KEYS. All three are on the faculty of the KEYS music program in Bridgeport and have diverse performance careers. This appearance marks the group's fifth concert at the church. The program features works by Bach, Mozart, Mendelssohn and Delibes, plus a few surprises. Suggested donation is $20.

The Little Things That Run the World (Film)

The Little Things that Run the World screens at The Warehouse in Fairfield, Connecticut. This free documentary spotlights the crucial role of flying insects and the urgent questions raised by their declining numbers. Viewers meet scientists, gardeners, farmers, and everyday insect fans who investigate how these small animals keep ecosystems functioning and why populations are dropping in many regions. The film looks back to their origins as the first creatures to take flight hundreds of millions of years ago and to their survival through each of the planet’s five mass extinctions, then sets that long record against today’s rapid losses. Through fieldwork and research-driven stories, it explores what is causing the downturn, what it means for people and other life on Earth, and what can be done to change course.

EARLY MOTHER'S DAY EVENT - Stained Glass Hummingbird Wine Bottle

Create a glowing hummingbird design on a wine bottle, using lights to achieve a stained glass effect. This early Mother’s Day session offers a heartfelt way to spend time together or to craft a keepsake gift. An optional DIY candle add-on is available for $25. Arrive about 30 minutes before class to pour an all-natural soy candle in a favorite scent, which sets while the painting takes place, so participants leave with the painted bottle and a custom candle. The add-on can be selected during checkout. Hosted by Pinot’s Palette Stamford, this paint-and-sip class features step-by-step guidance from trained local artists and welcomes all skill levels. Registration includes all required art materials. A full-service bar offers soft drinks, mocktails, beer, specialty cocktails, gourmet coffees, and premium wines by the glass or bottle. Free parking is available in a nearby garage. A cancellation policy applies to reservations.

Circle of Friends Evening of Recognition

At Circle of Friends of Connecticut, this evening recognizes 19 years of friendship, honors teen volunteers, and benefits Circle of Friends. Honored guests include Margaret Sapir and Mitchell Rapoport.

Hasan Minhaj Tickets

Hasan Minhaj delivers a fast-paced stand-up set that blends sharp humor with vivid storytelling and thoughtful cultural observations. His quick wit and charismatic presence keep the momentum strong from beginning to end, shaping a distinctive in-person experience. Expect incisive jokes, memorable stories, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments.

Motoplex Fairfield Bikes & Coffee Ride

A curated morning ride with the Motoplex Fairfield community features a scenic backroad route through Fairfield County with stops at Redding Ridge Market and Zumbach’s Gourmet Coffee. Complimentary coffee and breakfast are provided at each stop, followed by a return for a post-ride showroom experience highlighting bikes, gear, and community. All bikes are welcome. Participation is limited to 25 riders, and advance reservation is required.

Communion Breakfast Fundraiser

A communion breakfast fundraiser at St. Matthew Church supports Sister Lucie and the mission of Notre Dame Health and Rehabilitation Center, where residents receive compassionate, faith-guided care that tends to physical, spiritual, and emotional needs. Presented by the Knights of Columbus St. Matthew Council 14360 and the Catholic Daughters Court St. Matthew 2640, the gathering features a talk by Fr. Frank Hoffmann and a generous breakfast with eggs, bacon, sausage, French toast, pancakes, home fries, bagels, juice, coffee, and more. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children 10 and under, and a 50/50 raffle adds to the fundraising effort. Reservations are required, and walk-ins are not accepted. Each ticket helps sustain this work of caring for residents and supporting their families.

Spring on the Farm Family Fest

Part of an annual two-Sunday celebration on the farm, this family festival offers extra attractions, expanded activities, spring themed experiences, and complimentary giveaways. Disney character meet and greets are scheduled on the farm. Families and kids of all ages can enjoy returning seasonal favorites alongside new additions, and admission includes access to the museum. Advance registration is available to help secure entry and can save $5 on tickets.

Free Zumba Class

Dance Beatz Launch Week features two complimentary Zumba sessions filled with upbeat music and high-energy cardio dance. The classes take place at Music Theatre of Connecticut and highlight movement, sweat, and celebration in a lively, party-like setting. Registration is required in advance through the app. Participants are encouraged to bring plenty of energy, a big smile, and friends to share the experience.

Empty Bowls Fundraiser

Clay Art Center hosts a community Empty Bowls fundraiser focused on addressing food insecurity. For more than 25 years, the center has taken part in the international Empty Bowls movement, bringing together artists and neighbors to create thousands of handcrafted bowls. Each purchase includes soup and bread, with bowls made by students, artists, and staff volunteers. All proceeds support local organizations that combat hunger and assist families in need in Port Chester, NY.

Veteran of the Month Flag Raising Ceremony for Daniel Obuchowski (USAF)

At American Legion Post 12 in Norwalk, a Veteran of the Month flag raising honors Daniel Obuchowski of the United States Air Force. This observance continues a tradition that has spanned more than three decades, paying respect to veterans who have passed. The event is free and appropriate for all ages, and a reception follows the ceremony.

Revolutionary War Walking Tour: Path of Patriots

Trace the footsteps of local patriots on a walking tour at Greens Farms Lower Cemetery, one of Westport’s oldest burial grounds. The route explores the town’s Revolutionary War history, including the burning of Green’s Farms, the perseverance of everyday patriots, and the powerful accounts of enslaved Africans who risked everything for freedom and recognition. More than a simple stroll, it offers an immersive look at the sacrifices, struggles, and triumphs that helped shape the nation and highlights Westport’s role in the Revolution. Parking is on Nyala Farms Road, with the meeting point at the marked green near the back entrance to the cemetery. Expect uneven ground and potentially warm weather, so wear comfortable walking shoes and bring bottled water. Pre-registration is required. Tickets are $10 for members and $15 for nonmembers. Space is limited.

Sunday Brunch with Yoko & Mikayla

Internationally recognized pianist and composer Yoko Miwa brings her trio back to Jazz on Main for a performance featuring music from a new release alongside selections from Songs of Joy, Keep Talkin', and Pathways. Known for close-knit interplay and high energy, the group has thrilled audiences around the world. Miwa was named a Rising Star Pianist in the DownBeat Critics Poll in 2022, 2023, and 2024. Songs of Joy earned widespread praise, reached the top spot on national jazz radio, and was chosen among the best jazz albums of 2021 by DownBeat readers. Keep Talkin' received a four-star review from DownBeat, drew positive coverage from JazzTimes, and spent seven weeks in Jazz Week’s top 10, while Pathways also appeared in the Jazz Week top 10 for several weeks. DownBeat has highlighted Miwa’s formidable technique and a blend of driving swing and reflective lyricism.

North Shore

Pinot's Palette in Stamford, CT hosts a paint and sip event centered on North Shore. This studio gathering offers a creative session where participants paint while they sip in a social setting.

Pedro Gonzalez

See Pedro Gonzalez, one of New York’s sharpest comedians and a finalist on Stand Up NBC and New York Funniest. He was the first Latino immigrant to ever perform on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Pedro loves to tell funny stories about his life as an immigrant, husband, and dad. Originally from Colombia, Pedro came to the U.S. at 20 with no papers, no English, and no money, but somehow still managed to land an American wife and build a following of over 300K and counting across Instagram and Facebook. He now lives in New York City with his wife, daughter, and mom. His mom is helping his wife raise the baby and Pedro.

What Pelvic Stability Has to Do With Knee and Back Pain 🦴

Many people tackle knee and back pain as unrelated problems, but the cause can sometimes sit right between them. This event looks at the pelvis, the structure that links the spine with the legs, and explains how trouble there can affect both areas. It offers a clear overview of this central connection and how these parts of the body work together.

Plant Workshop

Create a living centerpiece for Mother’s Day at a hands-on plant workshop led by Martha DeFlorio, owner of Made Floral, at Elicit Brewing Co. in Fairfield. Participants will learn to assemble a layered, textural arrangement using planted bulbs, seasonal plants, fresh cut flowers, and moss. The session includes a guided demonstration, tips on plant care, and an introduction to essential floral design concepts, followed by time to build your own piece. This beginner-friendly experience works well as a thoughtful gift or as a fresh touch for home. Tickets include a $10 drink token redeemable at Elicit Brewing Co. Food is available for purchase separately from the venue. All flowers, materials, and tools are provided, and parking is available in the lot next to the building.

Monday Night Harbor Point Run

Participants meet at the fountain in Commons Park for a friendly group run covering about three to four miles, with flexibility to adjust the distance. The route loops around the harbor, passes through Kosciuszko Park, and explores nearby paths. This is a free, social run that welcomes runners of all paces and experience levels.

Mother's Day at Studio Café

Treat Mom to a high tea featuring a thoughtfully arranged three-tier service with house-made specialties and signature drinks.

Northern Westchester New Mom Circle

This Northern Westchester circle brings together moms with babies from birth to 12 months. Participants connect with fellow new moms, receive expert guidance, and build a supportive community during the first year of parenthood.

Blood Pressure Screening

Complimentary blood screenings are provided by a registered nurse from Greenwich Hospital. Screenings take place in the Business Conference Room on the library’s main floor.

Monday Night Mic

Experience local talent at an open mic where anyone can take the stage to tell a joke and comedians try out new material. The event is at New York Comedy Club - Stamford.

Exchange Club of Norwalk Meeting

This meeting features guest speaker Jess Vonashek, Executive Director at Manresa Wilds. The Exchange Club of Norwalk is dedicated to strengthening communities, guided by values of family, community, and country, along with a commitment to preventing child abuse. Guests are welcome to attend a meeting or activity to learn more about the club and its initiatives to make a positive difference locally.

Bre Kennedy w/s/g Abigail Rose • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

Bre Kennedy brings her introspective songwriting and expressive stage presence to StageOne in Fairfield, joined by special guest Abigail Rose. Recognized for vivid storytelling and emotive performances, she has earned praise from Billboard, Paste and American Songwriter, with features on Spotify playlists including New Music Friday and Today’s Singer-Songwriters. Her live résumé includes sold-out headlining sets at Nashville venues such as Exit/In, The Basement East and The Blue Room, along with notable support slots for NEEDTOBREATHE, Stephen Wilson Jr., The Paper Kites, Joy Oladokun and Sheryl Crow at the Ryman Auditorium. As a writer, she has collaborated with Jake Wesley Rogers and Lori McKenna, co-writing the song Before I Have a Daughter. Her fourth album, The Alchemist, reflects a new creative chapter shaped by growth, clarity and purpose. Crafted with collaborators including Melissa Fuller, Ben West, Michigander, Hadley Kennary, Micah Tawlks, Cheyenna Rose, Spencer Rabin, Collin Pastore, Jake Finch, Wilson Bcbeath and John Stark, the record serves as a thoughtful path back to center. Hope runs through even its heaviest moments, encouraging listeners to notice the flowers that push through concrete. Beyond her own releases, she has recently secured cuts with artists such as Lily Meola, Willie Nelson, Lukas Nelson, Joy Oladokun, Lori McKenna, GAYLE, Britney Spencer and Billy Raffoul.

The Pharcyde

The Pharcyde takes the stage at District Music Hall for a live performance presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. The show welcomes attendees of all ages, and tickets are currently available.

Darien Wellness Networking Breakfast for Holistic Practitioners and Wellness Entrepreneurs

An in-person networking breakfast at Rory's brings together holistic practitioners and wellness entrepreneurs through Tribe TLC, a community of more than 200 members dedicated to healthy living resources. The gathering offers a relaxed setting to meet new colleagues, share ideas, and build collaborations with professionals from Connecticut, New York, and beyond. Beyond this meetup, the group provides both in-person and online ways to connect, along with opportunities to promote participants’ work, learning resources for business growth, and discounted advertising in Natural Awakenings. The prix fixe cost is $20 for attendees, and first-time participants may attend as Beth's guest. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards and come ready for connection and laughter. RSVP to Beth by call or text at 203-856-9566 or by email at tlcbethleas@gmail.com. Tribe TLC began in 1997 under the leadership of Beth Leas and continues to support practitioners and entrepreneurs as they grow their businesses.

Adult Learn to Row - May Session

A beginner-friendly rowing class for adults offers on-water instruction that covers the fundamentals and builds confidence. Open to both SRC members and non-members, the sessions are structured to get participants on the water quickly and prepare them for the next step in the sport.

La Leche League

La Leche League, a non-profit, provides mother-to-mother breastfeeding support. Meetings are free. You can receive support, share experiences, and troubleshoot challenges. Enjoy the camaraderie of parenthood.

Cinco de Mayo

A celebration of Cinco de Mayo at Coyote Flaco. The event recognizes the holiday and provides a setting to mark the occasion.

TACO TUESDAY!

Enjoy tacos every Tuesday, paired with margarita specials available all day and into the night. This promotion is for dine in only and is not valid with the hookie hour discount. Additional charges may apply for add ons, and substitutions are not available.

Bareburger

Let's Go Trivia hosts trivia nights at Bareburger in Stamford, offering a casual quiz experience for anyone who enjoys testing their knowledge.

Perrot Walks: Binney Park (In-Person)

Join the Perrot Walks outside the main entrance of the Library. Take a walk at a leisurely pace, enjoy conversation, and take in the beauty of Binney Park. This is a drop-in program and registration is not required.

Ask Me Anything - Mortgage & Real Estate

An informal Q&A on mortgages and real estate will be hosted at Mimi's Coffee House, offering a relaxed setting that brings the community together one cup at a time. Attendees can ask questions and hear straightforward answers, with complimentary coffee or tea available. A welcoming option for anyone with questions or looking to learn more.

Ready, Set, K!

This small group, play-based kindergarten readiness program for rising kindergarteners takes place at SproutWell Pediatric Integrative Medicine. Led by two former special education classroom teachers, including Rikki Dworkis, who now work in private practice supporting students with academic and executive functioning skills, the 10-week program emphasizes executive functioning, confidence, and classroom preparedness. Children practice skills such as problem solving, organization, managing transitions, sustaining attention, and engaging positively with peers. Designed in response to families seeking ways to boost readiness, the program aims to help children start kindergarten with greater confidence and a smoother transition.

Lives Blossom

The annual Lives Blossom fundraiser at Stamford CoCreate features an evening with abundant hors d’oeuvres, an open bar, and live music from Michelle Pauker. This year marks the 30th anniversary and includes a tribute to Miriam Shaw, the first instructor at the senior center, whose decades of dedication have supported older adults in staying healthy and active through fitness. Early bird pricing is available.

Strawberry Hill Multicultural Annual Fair

At Strawberry Hill Elementary School, this multicultural fair celebrates the rich diversity of the school community and neighboring families. Explore cultural displays and games, enjoy artistic performances and music, and try pre-packaged snacks along with homemade baked treats that do not require refrigeration. Families who wish to serve as ambassador hosts can share their heritage through a table display or a performance, and an RSVP is requested to help these hosts prepare. In line with City of Stamford regulations, only packaged snacks and shelf-stable homemade baked goods are allowed this year.

Girl Talk: What Every Girl Needs To Know About Puberty

At Tokeneke Elementary School, this program offers a candid, age-appropriate conversation for girls approaching puberty and their caregivers, led by Diane Frankel-Gramelis from the Yale School of Public Health. It explains the physical and emotional changes that come with puberty and encourages open dialogue at home. Discussion topics include body odor, breast development, discharge, basic anatomy, and periods. The session is intended for caregivers attending with girls who are beginning to show signs of puberty, approximately ages 10 to 12. The content is educational and does not cover sexual activity.

Redline Swing w Danny Lipsitz & The Brass Tacks

Swingout Rhythm Dance Club presents an evening of live music and dancing at Redline Music Stage at K1, featuring the first SRDC appearance by Danny Lipsitz & The Brass Tacks. The night begins with a welcoming lesson for newcomers where no partner or prior experience is needed, then continues with live music and plenty of time on the dance floor. Led by multi-instrumentalist Danny Lipsitz, The Brass Tacks deliver mid 20th century favorites with showmanship, drawing inspiration from Louis Prima, Little Richard, and Cab Calloway. The band moves through swing, jazz, rock and roll, klezmer, jump blues, and traditional pop, with Danny switching among as many as five instruments in a single set. Their upbeat sound has earned a devoted following. Tickets are $20 online until the day of the event and $25 on the day, available online, by cash, or via Venmo, and all sales are final. Comfortable shoes that slide well are recommended, and a bar on site offers food and drinks for purchase.

Howie Day • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

At StageOne in Fairfield, CT, Howie Day delivers a solo performance that feels intimate yet expansive. Using live looping and real-time layering, he builds songs piece by piece with guitar, percussion, and harmonies, creating a rich sound while staying closely connected to listeners. The Maine native began by performing at colleges and in coffeehouses, gained early momentum with Australia, then released his major label debut Stop All the World Now, which includes the hit Collide, certified four times platinum. The Boston Globe has praised his singing, and his shows blend technical skill, heartfelt storytelling, and an easygoing sense of humor. VIP meet and greet tickets are available.

Tand + Minglewood

Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre hosts an evening with Tand and Minglewood. Tand, a four-piece rock band from South Florida, brings an expansive mix of original songs and covers paired with high-energy performances. Their releases include the 2022 studio record Puzzle Piece and the 2023 full-length Tripp and the New Dinosaurs. The group tours extensively and has appeared at festivals such as Summer Camp Music Festival, Peach Music Festival, and Suwannee Hulaween. Minglewood adds a jam-focused set built around the music of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead, leaning into expansive improvisation and a spirit of experimentation while honoring these classic songs.

Wednesdays @ Whitby

Prospective families can visit Whitby School for a thoughtful, in-depth introduction to its program and community. Attendees will learn about the school’s approach to education, explore learning environments, and connect with members of the team. The event is designed to provide a clear understanding of what distinguishes a Whitby education.

Beers + Queers

Stamford Pride’s monthly meetup takes place at Third Place, offering a relaxed opportunity to connect with the community. Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available for purchase.

Candy Beach

Candy Beach is a paint and sip party in a Stamford, CT studio. Participants can enjoy a relaxed, creative atmosphere while painting to the Candy Beach theme and sipping as they create.

The Truth About DIY Dental Trends on Social Media 📱

Social media trends can make dental fixes seem quick and inexpensive, but many popular hacks and tools can be harmful. Whitening treatments using ingredients like baking soda, lemon, or charcoal may cause enamel damage. DIY aligners or retainers can lead to uneven tooth movement and bite problems. Over-the-counter tools may injure gums or tooth surfaces, while DIY fixes might mask underlying decay or gum disease. Before trying any online trends, consult with a professional to explore safe and effective options.

Shen Yun 2026

This event features a public on-sale, allowing the general public to purchase tickets when sales open.

Say Yes to a Prom Dress or Suit!

Hosted by the NPS Family Center, this annual Say Yes to a Prom Dress and Suit boutique helps high school juniors and seniors find prom attire free for families. Browse a selection of dresses and suits and get outfitted for a special night, with multiple open days to make it easy to stop in. The event focuses on making prom an unforgettable experience for every student.

The Fine Art of Restoration

Explore the hidden stories within paintings in a two-part curatorial experience guided by Master Conservator Troy J. Amuso of Troy Fine Art Services, Inc. Across two sessions, participants examine the art and science behind conserving oil paintings, learning how aging works are studied, treated, and revitalized. The second session includes an Antiques Roadshow inspired component in which five participant paintings are evaluated in person, offering insight into each piece's history, significance, and potential value.

The Black Keys – Port Chester

The Black Keys bring their North American tour to the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester for an evening rooted in blues-inflected rock and unfiltered energy. Known for a lean, back-to-basics approach and charged performances, the duo blends classic influences with a modern edge. The set is expected to include favorites such as Lonely Boy, Tighten Up, Howlin’ for You, and Gold on the Ceiling, along with newer material that showcases the band’s evolving sound. The intimate scale of the Capitol Theatre heightens every groove and guitar tone, setting the stage for a high-voltage night of anthems and deep rhythms.

Magic Legacy Monthly

This monthly Legacy tournament takes place on the first Thursday of each month. The entry fee is $15, store credit cannot be used to pay for entry, and proxy cards are not permitted. Expect three rounds for smaller turnouts and four rounds as the field grows. Every participant receives a promo pack, and first place also earns a foil promo pack. Prizes are issued as store credit. With 4 to 7 players across three rounds, store credit is distributed 50 percent to first, 30 percent to second, and 20 percent to third. With eight players over three rounds, prizes are $50, $30, $20, and $20. With nine players in four rounds, prizes are $60, $35, $20, and $20. With ten players in four rounds, prizes are $65, $35, $25, and $25.

Birthday/Gotcha Day

A celebration honoring canine birthdays and gotcha days, with a special focus on pups whose birthdays fall this month.

Taco Night!

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with an annual themed dinner centered on tacos. An open bar is included, and menu information and other details will be shared soon. Advance reservations and payment are required. For reservations, call 203-866-7826.

Nate Tota Septet

At Jazz on main, the Nate Tota Septet spotlights the leader’s writing and arranging with a program that balances original pieces and new interpretations of classic jazz tunes. Nate Tota, a New Jersey saxophonist, composer, and arranger, shapes his sound with the lyricism of Lester Young, the blues-inflected spirit of Cannonball Adderley, and the contemporary, groove-forward approach of Braxton Cook. His experience includes appearances at Chris’ Jazz Cafe, Vic’s Jazz Loft, and The Lafayette Bar, along with onstage collaborations with Adam Nussbaum and Gene Perla. He currently studies at William Paterson University under the guidance of Vincent Herring and Gary Smulyan.

Trivia Thursdays

Enjoy a weekly trivia night held at Spacecat Brewery in Norwalk. Many attendees arrive early to chat before the game begins. This listing is for South Norwalk.

Ben Folds w/ Lindsey Kraft at District Music Hall (Norwalk)

Ben Folds appears at District Music Hall with an opening set from Lindsey Kraft for an all-ages show, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. The Emmy-nominated singer, songwriter, and composer has built a wide-ranging catalog that includes work with Ben Folds Five, solo releases, and collaborations. He released a pop solo album in 2023 that earned strong reviews and sold-out performances, followed by his first Christmas album in 2024. In 2025 he recorded a live album with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center in DC, where he served for eight years as the orchestra’s first Artistic Advisor. He continues to tour as a pop artist and also performs with symphony orchestras. He is a New York Times bestselling author and former podcast host, is developing new music for film, television, and theater, and frequently appears as a guest in films and TV. Lindsey Kraft, an actress, singer, and composer known for roles in Grace and Frankie, Getting On, and Obliterated, opens with theatrical pop songs that include material from her one-woman musical love, me, recently workshopped in Los Angeles for a live album. Her 2023 Kennedy Center opening set drew praise from DC Music Review for captivating the audience with witty, sincere songs and accomplished piano work. She describes her music as personal, funny, and sad, with influences that include Carly Simon, Carole King, Billy Joel, Bette Midler, Randy Newman, and classic Broadway.

The Black Keys with Miles Kane

The Capitol Theatre hosts a night with The Black Keys alongside Miles Kane. The Akron duo of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney arrives with the momentum of Ohio Players, the band’s twelfth studio album, shaped by their deep blues and soul roots and created in collaboration with friends and longtime peers. The sessions brought in Beck across multiple songs, with additional contributions from Noel Gallagher, Dan the Automator, Juicy J, Lil Noid, Leon Michels, and producer Greg Kurstin, alongside musicians familiar from Easy Eye Sound projects. The album grew from jam-forward writing, live-in-the-room takes, and a crate-digger spirit that blends cumbia, soul, and rockabilly into a unified sound. Their path to this chapter traces back to early touring behind The Big Come Up, when a chance handoff of Thickfreakness to Beck led to an opening slot on his Sea Change tour and an ongoing creative connection that resurfaces throughout Ohio Players. A steady run of recent releases, including Lets Rock, Delta Kream, and Dropout Boogie, set the stage for the new record. Through it all, the core chemistry between Auerbach’s guitar and Carney’s drums remains the anchor, now shared onstage with Miles Kane.

The Black Keys

The Black Keys bring a high-voltage concert packed with raw-edged guitar and driving grooves. Expect a hard-hitting mix of blues, rock, and unfiltered soul that highlights their signature live intensity. Taking place in Port Chester, N.Y., this show channels pure concert energy from the first chord to the last.

Coffee & Conversation + Cowork: All Day at HAYVN Greenwich

This event offers a relaxed environment where you can enjoy coffee and engage in conversation. Its an opportunity to connect with others, share ideas, and potentially grow your network. You can also learn more about HAYVN and the local community. Non-members are welcome to attend once for free. Additionally, coworking is available throughout the day, and members are welcome to bring a friend who is new to HAYVN for a complimentary visit.

Old Bags Luncheon

YWCA Greenwich is hosting the 21st Annual Old Bags Luncheon. The event includes a live and silent auction featuring over 150 handbags. Guests can also purchase raffle tickets for a chance to win a Chanel handbag. Proceeds will benefit the Harmony Project, which provides free services to victims of domestic and sexual violence.

Further Afield Day Trip | Bush-Holley House

This day trip centers on a private visit to the Bush-Holley House, a National Historic Landmark that illuminates two key periods, the New Nation years and the era of the Cos Cob Art Colony. Interiors trace how a Colonial saltbox evolved under tide mill and mercantile owners, then spotlight the turn of the 20th century when artists including John Henry Twachtman, J. Alden Weir, and Childe Hassam gathered at this riverside boarding house on the Mianus River. Participants travel to the destination on their own and meet on site with Pequot Library staff, with exact meeting information provided in advance. The outing includes lunch at La Bistro followed by a guided private tour. The combined tour and lunch cost $50 per person.

Thursday Night Comedy

Experience a night at the club featuring a host and a lineup of comedians who will share the stage. The showcases feature a variety of talented comics, each with their own unique sense of humor. Its the ultimate night of comedy. You can purchase drinks and snacks at the venue.

Karaoke

Volunteer Appreciation Dinner

Hosted at the University of Connecticut - Stamford Campus, this first Volunteer Appreciation Dinner from IROSA Cares, Inc. offers an evening filled with arts and culture, good food and a dynamic speaker. Stamford’s own Carl Michel, known as Young ExeKutive, is the featured speaker. The event celebrates those who have volunteered with or supported the organization, and it is open to everyone.

Annual Spring Benefit Breakfast

B1C marks 15 years of serving the community with a special benefit breakfast at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich. The morning focuses on connection and purpose, beginning with a registration coffee, continuing with the main breakfast program, and wrapping up with a networking session.

TGL is heading back to Odeens at Oak Hills Norwalk

This party at Odeens Norwalk in Oak Hills Park Golf Course features food, drinks, and music. Dancing is part of the evening, so dance shoes are encouraged.

Rosebud Baker Stamford

Rosebud Baker Stamford is scheduled at New York Comedy Club Stamford. Tickets are available for purchase.

Maker Night

Spend a creative evening with friends, a date, or coworkers exploring the fundamentals of wheel throwing. This hands-on, delightfully messy session takes you from a simple lump of clay to a piece that reflects your personal touch. You will choose a glaze color from the studio selection for one item, which will be fired and ready for pickup in about three to four weeks. All materials and firing are included, and everyone keeps one finished piece. No prior experience is needed. The price is $70 and the session is open to ages 17 and older. Registration is per person, with each participant working on an individual pottery wheel. Closed beverages may be brought to enjoy during class. Named Best Artsy Night Out by Westchester Magazine’s Best of Westchester.

Silversun Pickups

Silversun Pickups deliver a high-energy alt rock concert packed with mood, emotion, and the live intensity they are known for. Expect a dynamic set and powerful sound from start to finish. For ticket savings, apply code TAKE5 to receive 5 percent off orders of $199 or more, or use TAKE10 for 10 percent off orders of $349 or more.

Silversun Pickups at District Music Hall (Norwalk)

District Music Hall welcomes Silversun Pickups for an all ages performance presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. The group from Los Angeles features Brian Aubert on guitar and vocals, Nikki Monninger on bass, Christopher Guanlao on drums, and Joe Lester on keyboards. Their sixth album, Physical Thrills, took shape during an unexpected pause after touring Widow’s Weeds. While spending time at home, Aubert wrote new pieces that leaned into gentler vocals, eerie textures, and a series of “dream shanties.” The band first shared the direction during a live-streamed acoustic set on Halloween, then reunited with producer Butch Vig to record at his home, turning a handful of sketches into a full album. Physical Thrills builds on the band’s established sound with new colors and contrasts. Shoegaze-laced synths and guitar power the opener “Stillness (Way Beyond),” while “Empty Nest” and “Hereafter (Way After)” bring a pop-forward, danceable lift. Quieter moments arrive with “Alone On A Hill,” and the “Dream At Tempo” tracks nod back to Carnavas while forming their own interconnected thread. In the studio, Guanlao loosened up his approach with fills inspired by the Let It Be era, Monninger took more lead vocal moments, and Lester’s piano part anchored “We Won’t Come Out.” Playful touches slipped in too, from the percussive clack of drumsticks on Vig’s Grammy in “Hidden Moon” to balloon tosses that lightened the mood during bass takes. The album was crafted as a continuous journey, with melodies and ideas that echo across songs for listeners who like to take it in from start to finish.

The Englishtown Project • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

At StageOne, The Englishtown Project honors the storied 1977 Englishtown concert made famous by the Grateful Dead. Founded by Michael Falzarano of New Riders of the Purple Sage, the group celebrates the music of the Grateful Dead, The Marshall Tucker Band, and New Riders of the Purple Sage while channeling the spirit of that historic day. What began as a one-off appearance at Brooklyn Bowl has evolved into an ongoing effort with more than 150 performances. Audiences can look forward to a shifting setlist that mixes deep cuts, beloved favorites, and original songs shaped by Southern rock, cosmic country, and psychedelic roots. With a call it out approach, every show becomes a fresh salute to timeless American music and the communal energy that fuels it.

Tablao Flamenco

Flamenco takes center stage in a club-style setting inspired by the intimate tablaos of Andalusia in Spain. The evening features driving rhythms, spontaneous improvisation, and deeply expressive music, all performed by award-winning artists from the United States and Europe. The result is a vibrant, close-knit atmosphere that presents a contemporary take on a classic tradition.

COREY LEWIN

This event features live music by Corey Lewin.

NYC Improv Comedy

Five New York City improvisers spin ideas from the crowd into a fast-paced, unscripted 75-minute comedy show at American Legion Post 12 in Norwalk. Blending the quick-fire spirit of Whose Line Is It Anyway with the playful mischief of Impractical Jokers, the set is packed with games, surprises, and plenty of laughter. The cast includes Nick Carrillo, Josh Hurley, Anthony Reimer, Ron Hill, and Langston Belton. Advance tickets are $15 via Venmo or by scanning the QR code shown in the event image, and tickets are $20 at the door.

BLACKLIGHT NIGHT!

Blacklight Night at Pinot's Palette Stamford offers a lively paint and sip experience led by trained local artists. Guests receive step by step guidance to create the featured painting, and no prior experience is needed. All supplies are included with registration. The atmosphere suits both groups and individuals who want to get creative and connect with others in the community. A range of beverages is available, including soft drinks, wine, beer, specialty cocktails and coffees, with premium wines offered by the bottle. Free parking is available. By making a reservation, attendees agree to the studio's cancellation policy.

Mom's Black Light Night Out

Under black lights, this Mother's Day paint-and-sip at Pinot's Palette Stamford becomes a glow-filled celebration. Create a neon-inspired painting with fluorescent colors while an upbeat soundtrack sets the vibe, and enjoy specialty drinks that shine in the dark. An optional candle-making add-on is available for $25; plan to arrive 30 minutes early to pour an all-natural soy candle in a favorite scent. It sets during the session, so guests head home with both a finished artwork and a custom candle. Step-by-step guidance is provided by trained local artists, and all materials are included with registration. The full-service bar serves soft drinks, mocktails, beer, cocktails, gourmet coffee, and premium wines by the glass or bottle. The studio welcomes both groups and solo painters, offering a lively way to connect with friends or meet new people. Free parking is available in a nearby garage. Reservations are subject to the venue’s cancellation policy.

DCA Plant Sale & Meadowlands Market

The Darien Community Association presents its annual plant sale alongside the Meadowlands Market, offering a diverse mix of plants and gifts. Outdoors, browse hundreds of perennials, annuals, and native varieties grown in the DCA Greenhouse or contributed from members’ gardens, plus pots and other garden finds at the DCA Thrift Shop pop-up tent. Inside the Garden Wing, explore a carefully selected range of merchandise and gift ideas. Purchases support the nonprofit’s mission of bringing the community together. No tickets are required. For vendor spotlights, see @dariendca on Instagram.

Bedford Hills Health and Wellness Networking Morning

A networking morning for healthy living entrepreneurs and practitioners takes place at Quantum Healing & Wellness in Bedford Hills, NY with TLC Member Michelle Adams. Attendees can connect, collaborate, and share resources that support body, mind, and spirit. Tribe TLC has brought together more than 180 holistic practitioners and wellness entrepreneurs since 1997 to help one another grow their businesses. Members offer private sessions, products, workshops, classes, and events in CT and NY. The group is membership based. Guests may attend one meeting to see if it is a good fit, after which membership is requested. RSVPs are requested to Beth Leas by call or text at 203-856-9566 or by email at tlcbethleas@gmail.com.

FCM live at Elicit Brewing-Fairfield

FCM brings a grunge-fueled set back to Elicit Brewing Co-Fairfield. Their last visit had the place buzzing. This appearance coincides with the final day of classes at Fairfield University, offering a fitting soundtrack for end-of-semester celebrations.

La Casita Pop Up

La Casita Tour Pop Up is making a stop in Connecticut. Latinvibesgroup is bringing La Casita on the road to THE PALMS NIGHTCLUB in Stamford, Connecticut, for one night. Its an immersive experience with non-stop music and high energy. Expect reggaeton, a packed dance floor, photo ops, and themed drinks. VIP tables are available.

Mother's Day Babka Bake

This Mother’s Day themed gathering pairs a casual coffee and babka bite tasting with a hands-on babka baking session. It welcomes moms, mothers-in-law, nieces, and friends to share the experience. The program also features a performance by Gan Montessori Little Voices. RSVP is requested.

American Red Cross Lifeguard Full Course Training at the YMCA of Greenwich

Elevate lifesaving abilities, enhance confidence, and learn skills that remain useful long after training concludes. The YMCA of Greenwich hosts full-course lifeguard training from the American Red Cross, offering comprehensive instruction. Created to support meaningful skill development, this program takes place at the YMCA of Greenwich.

Syncopations for West Coast Swing

Explore how syncopations reshape movement in West Coast Swing by stepping beyond the standard rhythm. This workshop highlights techniques that add control, variety, and musical nuance to footwork, providing key skills for dancers aiming toward the intermediate level. The intensive is organized into three parts that apply syncopations to the walking phase, the dynamic segment, and the anchor. Each element is practiced on its own, then blended to build layered creativity. After the lesson, there is dedicated practice time to try the new ideas in social dancing. Please allow enough travel time to arrive promptly. A dinner is included with registration. Online pre-registration is required. Pricing ranges from $60 to $80 depending on when registration is completed.

Saturday Clay

Spend an afternoon getting hands-on with clay alongside friends or family. Guided by professional ceramic artists, participants explore themed handbuilding projects that will be fired at Clay Art Center. After a demonstration, each person builds and sculpts a unique piece, then adds color with glaze. Designed for ages 6 and up with a parent or guardian. An adult is required to participate. Tuition is $40 per person, and separate registration is required for each adult and each child. Adults and children work on their own individual projects.

'Lavender Breeze' - MOTHER'S DAY PAINTING EVENT

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a relaxing paint and sip experience that features a tranquil path lined with lavender at dusk. Expect muted purples, soft greens, and a warm evening sky, with delicate blooms framing the scene and birds gliding above. The artwork is designed for all skill levels, so beginners and seasoned painters can feel comfortable from the first brushstroke. An optional lavender-scented DIY candle add-on is available for $25. Guests who choose it can arrive 30 minutes before class to pour an all-natural soy candle in a preferred fragrance from more than 25 choices. It sets while you paint, so you will leave with both your finished canvas and a custom candle. Pinot’s Palette Stamford leads the session with local artists guiding everyone step by step. All supplies are included with registration. A full bar offers soft drinks, wine, beer, specialty cocktails, mocktails, and gourmet coffees, and there are snacks available, including Sweet P Bakery Colossal Cookies. Complimentary parking is available in the garage.

Family Wheel

A family-friendly pottery class designed for parents and kids, including tweens and teens, who want to try the potter’s wheel. This single session is $58 and open to ages 10 and up with a parent or guardian. Skilled ceramic instructors provide step-by-step guidance while each participant works at an individual wheel to learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing. Beginners are welcome, no prior experience is needed, and both materials and firing are included.

Traditional Culture Reviving Center, Inc. Presents Shen Yun 2026

Shen Yun 2026, presented by Traditional Culture Reviving Center, Inc., will be hosted at Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre. Public ticket on-sale details have been announced by the organizer.

2026 Angel Benefit

Celebrate community and support for All Saints Catholic School at the 2026 All Saints Angel Benefit, an evening dedicated to honoring service and dedication within the school community. This gala will recognize Mrs. Linda Dunn with the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Founders Award, Bishop Frank Caggiano with the St. John Neumann Award, Jay and Cathy Devine with the St. Aloysius Gonzaga Award, and Ronald and Donna Sylvestri with the St. Katharine Drexel Award. Information about tickets, sponsorships, and the evening’s festivities will be shared as it becomes available.

Matty & Mike at The Farmhouse At The Crossroads

Matty & Mike bring live music to Farmhouse at the Crossroads, setting the tone for a relaxed evening with friends and a welcoming vibe.

Mr TRLP’S 2nd Saturday’s at the Lava Sono piano lounge

In the cozy piano lounge at Lava Sono, Mr TRLP leads an evening of favorites alongside a pianist. The set spans a wide range of genres, including jazz, R&B, soul, Top 40 and more, creating a versatile soundtrack for the room. If you are celebrating a special occasion, reservations can be made in advance and all celebrations are welcome. Food and drink options will be available throughout the night.

New Yacht City

Enjoy smooth rhythms and classic vocal stylings as favorites from the 70s and 80s take center stage at Westport VFW Auxiliary Post 399. Tickets are available.

Groove Grove @ 314 Beer Garden

Groove Grove salutes 90s rock with a high energy set driven by a four piece band focused on tight musicianship. The show features hits by Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Collective Soul, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Stone Temple Pilots, 3 Doors Down, Gin Blossoms, Weezer, and Green Day, creating a lively soundtrack for singing along and dancing.

Pagans, Pitchforks & Psalms

Westchester Oratorio Society, led by Artistic Director David Štech, presents Pagans, Pitchforks & Psalms at the Presbyterian Church of Mt. Kisco. This concert centers on the music of Mendelssohn, with Verleih’ uns Frieden, Psalm 42, Op. 42, and Die erste Walpurginacht, Op. 60 on the program. The WOS Chamber Orchestra collaborates with soloists Elizaveta Kozlova, soprano, MunTzung Wong, mezzo-soprano, Michael Anderson, tenor, Brian Alvarado, baritone, and David Salsbery Fry, bass. The performance is supported by a grant from The New York Community Trust.

River Of Dreams - A Tribute to Billy Joel

A tribute to the music of Billy Joel from River of Dreams spotlights a seasoned ensemble. Lead singer John Cozolino is a classically trained pianist who studied bass and music theory at Mercy College of Music at the Westchester Conservatory. His background includes two honorable mentions in the Billboard Songwriting Contest, teaching piano and bass at East Coast Music in Danbury, two albums produced by Joe Bouchard of Blue Oyster Cult titled The Lost Art of Compassion and Good News Bad News, commercial jingles for Toyota and regional dealership campaigns that aired on New York stations such as the FAN, and the interactive children’s release Sugar Goose and Friends with Dina. Keyboardist Kinny Landrum brings credits as a composer, arranger, producer and keyboardist with collaborations that include Leonard Bernstein, The Meters, Carly Simon, Jimmy Cliff and David Lynch. He served as the synthesist on the TV show Twin Peaks, which won a Grammy Award, scored feature films including A Touch of Fate starring Teri Hatcher, The Only Witness and the festival favorite Hotel Lobby, earned an Emmy nomination for Living The Story: The Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky, and wrote the score for The Fort Fisher Hermit. His work also includes orchestrations for the Broadway production In My Life, songs recorded by John Whelan and Francine Reed, productions with Joe Cerisano, jingles for Citizen Watches, Coca-Cola, Ford and Alka-Seltzer, leadership on the arranging committee for the Grammy Awards at the New York chapter of NARAS, and studies with Oscar-winning composer John Corigliano while completing a master’s degree in music. Bassist John Lang is a New York based performer heard at clubs such as Birdland, Smalls, The Silver Lining and Little Branch, with credits that include the John Merrill Trio, The Robyn Payne Band and duo performances with Larry Ham, Tardo Hammer and Michael Moore. His second CD, Lend Me Your Ears, premiered at Smalls in 2009. Drummer David Bond studied with Casey Casino, Ed Soph and Narada Michael Walden, performs rock, funk, jazz, fusion, progressive and experimental styles, and has worked with artists including Richie Scarlet, Kano, the Pointer Sisters, Evelyn Champagne King, Peter Frampton, Robert Palmer, Lenny Lee, Jaane Doe and Jewel. Brian Wahl is a New York City born drummer featured in numerous tristate area bands who specializes in rock, funk, jazz and reggae. Russ Wilson has played and recorded with rock and R&B bands throughout the Tri-State area, toured and recorded with the Dennis Dunaway Project and the 5th Ave Vampires opening for Alice Cooper on multiple east coast dates and American Rock Celebration, and has held the drum chair with the Richie Scarlet Band since 2010 while performing or recording with artists such as Joey Molland, Denny Laine, John Regan, Ron Bumblefoot Thal, Ian Hunter, Dez Cadena, Wayne Cobham, Arno Hecht, Joe Bouchard, Earl Slick, Joe Lynn Turner, Mark Hitt and Leslie West. Andy Segale holds a BM from the New England Conservatory of Music and an MM from Queens College CUNY, with performances that include the Goldman Band at Lincoln Center, Boston Philharmonic, Boston Civic Symphony, Nassau Symphony, Symphony of Long Island, Stan Getz, Chet Atkins, Ben E. King, Joan Jett and the Cy Coleman Orchestra. Guitarists Pepe Aquilino and Jeff Giglio add a wide range of experience. Pepe is a Westchester County native who wrote and performed with Sweet Madness, appeared on the TV series Fame alongside Nia Peeples, Debbie Allen, Gene Anthony Ray and Carlo Imperato and on the tours that followed, founded the Aerosmith tribute Get Your Wings and has worked with bands including Hey Baby and Killer, the Alice Cooper tribute. Jeff is a full time guitarist and educator who studied with Randy Johnston, Rick Rozie, Jackie McLean, Tommy Byrnes and others, has performed with Daisy Berkowitz, Steve Davis and Bobby and the Jumpers as well as with members of Billy Joel’s band, and has a thorough command of the guitar parts in Billy Joel’s music. Jeff Claypool, a recognized Yamaha USA artist with two music degrees who studied under Sal Salvador, has toured with Gregg Allman and Aaron Copland, scored the soundtrack for an Alice Cooper movie and performed with Jefferson Starship, Grand Funk Railroad, George Thorogood, 3 Dog Night, Eric Burden and the Animals, The Rascals and Rick Derringer.

EAGLES TRIBUTE at BIJOU THEATRE BRIDGEPORT, CT

Echoes of the Eagles brings a tribute to the music of the Eagles, spotlighting layered vocal harmonies, to the Bijou Theatre in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Tickets are available.

Gary Louris (Of The Jayhawks) • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

At StageOne, Gary Louris, a founder and guiding force of The Jayhawks, presents a career-spanning evening. For more than three decades he has helped shape American roots rock with heartfelt, melody-rich writing that blends folk, country-soul, and rock and roll into songs that feel timeless and human. Beyond his work with The Jayhawks, he has performed with Golden Smog, collaborated with artists including Lucinda Williams, John Hiatt, Nickel Creek, and the Wallflowers, and contributed to Grammy-winning projects by the Tedeschi Trucks Band and The Chicks. His latest solo release, Dark Country (2025), arrived on Valentine’s Day via Sham/Thirty Tigers and marked a reflective, tuneful chapter that drew wide acclaim, with SPIN naming it among their favorite releases of the year. On stage he brings easy humor and genuine warmth, connecting closely with the room as he threads songs from across his catalog into an intimate, quietly compelling performance.

CGMC Presents LIGHTS. CAMERA. ACTION. A Celebration of the Music of the Movies

A high-energy salute to movie music, covering unforgettable scenes and songs that have earned Academy Awards. The program features rich harmonies and memorable solo moments, shaping a lively evening of melodies that will be instantly familiar.

Purity Ring at District Music Hall (Norwalk)

Purity Ring brings its immersive electronic pop to District Music Hall. The duo’s self-titled fourth album imagines a fantasy RPG journey, following counterparts of Megan James and Corin Roddick as they work to cultivate kindness in a fractured world. Roddick draws on long-held musical influences to blend vintage digital synths with touches of classical guitar, pan flutes, breakbeats, and vocoder-tinged textures, while James’s unmistakable voice explores new deliveries and a buoyant stream of consciousness in the lyrics. Since emerging in the early 2010s, they have shaped the electronic pop landscape with self-produced releases and visually ambitious live shows. Their debut, Shrines, received Pitchfork’s Best New Music and a Polaris Prize shortlist nod, and the single Fineshrine is certified Gold in the United States. Collaborations over the years include Danny Brown, Deftones, and Black Dresses. Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. All ages.

Digging for Sharks at Byram Veterans

Digging for Sharks returns to the Byram Veterans Association for a night of rock and roll favorites from across the decades. Attendees may bring their own favorite food and snacks. There is a $10 cover, and a cash bar is available.

Billy Through the Ages at K1's Redline Music Stage

River of Dreams: The Billy Joel Experience teams up with Ben Eramo of Scenes - The Billy Joel Experience for their Billy Through the Ages show at Redline Music Stage at K1.

Light, Heaven, and Earth

A concert of choral music at First Church Congregational celebrates the splendor of creation, reflects on the essence of light, and revels in songs of praise. The program includes music by Schubert, Mozart, Rutter, and Gjeilo, weaving radiant harmonies into a thoughtful and uplifting experience.

'Sweet Pea' - MOTHER'S DAY PAINTING EVENT

Paint a radiant bouquet in a classic vase and add a fresh pop of color to your home. This paint and sip session at Pinot’s Palette Stamford features step by step guidance from skilled local artists, and all materials are included with registration. Whether attending with a group or on your own, the class welcomes all experience levels. Enhance the experience with an optional lavender scented DIY soy candle add on for $25. Arrive 30 minutes before class to pour your own all natural candle, choosing from more than 25 fragrances. It sets while you create, so you will leave with both your finished artwork and your custom candle. Select the candle option during checkout. Enjoy a broad selection of beverages from the bar, including soft drinks, wine, beer, specialty cocktails, mocktails, and gourmet coffees. Snacks are also available, with treats like Sweet P Bakery Colossal Cookies. Complimentary garage parking is available. A cancellation policy applies to all reservations.

MIGUEL MOLY DESDE VENEZUELA | CON TODOS SUS ÉXITOS

Celebrate the music of Miguel Moly from Venezuela as he performs a set of his hit songs at GLAMOUR NIGHT CLUB.

Spring Bird Breakfast

Celebrate the height of spring migration at Greenwich Audubon Center with a beloved tradition that coincides with World Migratory Bird Day. Begin with guided Spring Migration Bird Tours at the main sanctuary, Fairchild Gardens, Hemlock Gorge Preserve, and Gimbel Preserve, then gather for a complimentary breakfast. Naturalists will be available to help spot and identify colorful migratory birds in full song, and informative materials on bird migration will be provided. Admission is free, with donations encouraged to support conservation work that protects birds and the habitats they depend on. RSVP is required, and please register for every person in your party. All ages are welcome. Breakfast will be served in the Asnes Barn, and limited accessible parking there can be reserved in advance. This program is co-sponsored by the Connecticut Ornithological Association, an all-volunteer organization dedicated to fostering interest in Connecticut’s birds and sharing sound scientific knowledge about their status and habitats.

Riverside Run 3 Mile

Enjoy a three mile run at Riverside School.

3rd Annual Coed Autism Tournament - Presented By Los Clementes Softball

Entering its third year, this coed charity softball tournament raises funds for the autism community. Expect high energy games, raffles with giveaways and prizes, music, food, and a family friendly atmosphere all day. Team entries are limited to eight, and the field closes once all spots are taken. The tournament is presented by Los Clementes Softball and sponsored by Stamford Pro Services LLC and Heat & Hustle Athletics Apparel. A previous edition donated over $2,000, and the event aims to exceed that total.

Community Diaper Bank

Free diapers are available for children from newborn through toddler ages at this community diaper bank, now offering Saturday hours. The goal is to help families avoid choosing between diaper costs and essential expenses such as rent or electricity. Assistance is open to everyone, and neither you nor your child needs to be a patient to receive support. The diaper bank closes during major holidays and when severe weather occurs.

Laser Taylor Swift

Lasers set to songs by Taylor Swift light up the planetarium, creating an immersive concert-style experience under the dome. Tickets also provide early observatory access for stargazing, weather permitting. Geared toward teens and older, the program runs about 45 minutes. SM&NC members pay $12 and non-members pay $15.

Book Bash Bonanza ft. Bluey & Bingo

Swap a gently used children’s book for a new-to-you story at a family-friendly celebration. Enjoy storytime at Garavel Subaru, meet Bluey and Bingo for photos, and take a look at the children’s room. Explore stories that may become new favorites, and look forward to a special treat for Mother’s Day.

89th Dogwood Festival

The Dogwood Festival brings together more than 80 vendors and crafters, plenty of food, and music throughout the day. Families can find dedicated activities for children, along with many additional attractions. Stroll the booths, sample the offerings, and enjoy a lively atmosphere with something for all ages.

Rowayton Gardeners Spring Market

The annual Spring Market returns to the Potting Shed behind the Rowayton Community Center, rain or shine. Browse more than 400 locally grown plants, including perennials, tomato plants, herbs, and dahlias propagated from tubers by members, along with lush hanging baskets and ready-to-go dahlia bouquets. A boutique featuring garden goods and vintage finds will offer gently used tools and home accents. The market also includes a bakery with whole breads, pies, and cakes, all wrapped and ready to take home. Master Gardeners will be available to answer gardening questions, and arborists from Davey Tree will provide guidance on trees and yard care. The event supports the club’s mission of conservation, sharing gardening knowledge, and civic beautification through the care of eight community gardens. Special thanks to sponsor drbank and supporting sponsors Davey Tree Expert and Reynolds Farms.

Mothers Day Market Hosted by Local Market at Designs By Lee

A Mother's Day weekend market brings local artisans and specialty food vendors to the gardens at Designs By Lee, hosted by Local Market. Guests can discover handmade gifts, enjoy a family-friendly outdoor atmosphere, and take time to explore the garden center for plants, pottery, and other thoughtful additions for the moms in their lives. The market unfolds amid seasonal blooms and nursery displays, creating a relaxed stroll through the expansive grounds of this long-established Stamford garden destination. Make it a full outing by pairing shopping with a leisurely walk through the nursery. Open to the public.

My Wish for You

My Wish for You is a sip-and-paint experience at a Stamford, CT studio, bringing people together to create the featured artwork in a social setting.

Greenwich Library – Tech Help (Saturdays)

Get assistance from library staff regarding your technology questions. Whether its a computer, laptop, cell phone, or tablet, bring your questions. Each session is capped at 15 minutes per person. For more involved training, consider a 1 on 1 Tech Training Appointment.

Mother's Day Sip & Shop

This Mother's Day themed sip and shop features @adomanisleep, @little.bit.direct, @merciermercantile, @sweet.daydreams.bakeshop, @auburnjewelry, @mamalupetea, @salt_n_rays, and @ernesta_inc.

Mommy & Me - Mother's Day Painting Event

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a Mommy and Me painting experience that captures a heartfelt moment beneath a starry sky. Personalize the silhouetted figures to reflect a special bond, then pair your smaller canvases for a keepsake that looks beautiful displayed together. Pinot’s Palette Stamford has offered paint and sip classes in its Harbor Point studio for over a decade, welcoming both groups and solo painters. Trained local artists lead an easy, step by step lesson, and all supplies are included. Enjoy a full bar with soft drinks, wine, beer, specialty cocktails, mocktails, and gourmet coffees, plus snacks like Sweet P Bakery Colossal Cookies to keep the creativity going. Complimentary parking is available in a nearby garage.

Great Gatsby Walking Tour

Trace the spirit of the Roaring Twenties on a 90-minute walking tour through Westport, exploring the places tied to F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald’s summer of 1920. That season, the couple stepped back from their Jazz Age whirlwind to an 18th-century farmhouse in what was then a quiet farm town. Zelda took dips in the waters of Long Island Sound, while Scott drew inspiration that fed into The Great Gatsby. As the route unfolds, imagine flappers, jazz, and a burst of literary creativity set against picturesque coastal scenery. Expect a vigorous and scenic walk. Bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Parking is in Lot F at Longshore Club Park, just past the E.R. Strait marina, and parking is along the asphalt and dirt areas. Tickets are $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers. Reservations are required, and each tour is limited to 25 guests.

One Million Miniature Challenge

Help the Warhammer Community reach a goal of one million painted miniatures through a community challenge. Pick up a pledge card at the store, paint miniatures from your own collection, then bring the finished models back to be counted. Rewards are based on how many you complete during the promotion. This location aims to contribute 2,000 painted miniatures toward the overall total. For full details, ask in store.

Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

Ivanhoe Lodge #107 and the Masonic Club of Darien host a BBQ in support of the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive behind Saint Luke's Parish in Darien, featuring burgers and brats. Guests are encouraged to bring food to donate.

LGBTQIA+ Social Book Club – Stamford

Lavender Breeze

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip gathering at a Stamford, CT studio featuring Lavender Breeze. This creative session provides a friendly setting to paint, unwind, and share a fun artistic experience.

Mother’s Day Walk

Enjoy a casual, naturalist-led walk on the trails at Earthplace during a spring afternoon. Participants may pause to appreciate flowers, look for birds, and observe other residents of the Wildlife Sanctuary. This welcoming outing is open to mothers, families, and everyone, and is suitable for ages 3 and up. Members pay $10 per family, and nonmembers pay $15 per family.

Mother's Day Chunky Knit Blanket

Learn to hand knit a warm, chunky blanket in a relaxed, step-by-step workshop tailored for all skill levels. No needles or prior knitting experience are needed, and all supplies are included. Pick a springtime yarn color to fit the Mother’s Day theme. An optional add-on is available for $25... arrive about 30 minutes early to pour an all-natural soy candle in your preferred scent. It will set during the session, so you can leave with your creative project and a custom hand-poured candle. Pinot’s Palette Stamford is known for welcoming, instructor-led art experiences for both groups and individuals. Beverages are available for purchase, including soft drinks, beer, wine, specialty cocktails and coffee, with premium wine offered by the bottle. Free parking is available in a nearby garage. A cancellation policy applies to reservations.

"Hydrangeas For Mom" - MOTHER'S DAY PAINTING EVENT

Mark Mother’s Day with a guided paint and sip session inspired by hydrangeas, created as a heartfelt keepsake anyone can make for someone special. Trained local artists lead a step-by-step class, and all supplies are included with registration. Pinot’s Palette Stamford has been hosting paint and sip experiences in its Harbor Point studio for more than a decade, welcoming both groups and individuals who want to get creative and connect with others. Enhance the experience with an optional DIY scented candle add-on for $25. Arrive 30 minutes before class to pour an all-natural soy candle in a favorite fragrance from more than 25 choices. It sets while you paint, so you leave with both your artwork and a custom candle. This option can be added during checkout. A full bar is available with soft drinks, wine, beer, specialty cocktails, mocktails, and gourmet coffees, along with snacks such as Sweet P Bakery Colossal Cookies to keep the creativity flowing. Free parking is available in a garage. A cancellation policy applies, and making a reservation indicates agreement with those terms.

Ani DiFranco Tickets

Ani DiFranco showcases folk-rooted narratives delivered with biting lyrics, gritty acoustic arrangements, and unflinching honesty. The performance blends close-up connection with commanding presence for an intimate yet powerful experience.

**SOLD OUT** Grahame Lesh & Friends • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

Grahame Lesh & Friends bring their collaborative, song‑forward approach to StageOne in Fairfield, CT, and this performance is sold out. Please be cautious about third‑party resales. Based in Marin County, California, Grahame is a guitarist and singer songwriter known for his work with Midnight North, Phil Lesh & Friends, and the Terrapin Family Band, and he has been a fixture in the community that grew around Terrapin Crossroads in San Rafael. His musical path includes collaborations with The Mother Hips, Twiddle, Amy Helm, The North Mississippi All Stars, Neal Casal, Jackie Greene, Eric Krasno, ALO, and others. As a co‑leader of Midnight North with Elliott Peck, he has toured extensively and released a catalog that includes five studio albums, three live albums, and two digital EPs since 2012. The band’s fifth studio release, Diamonds in the Zodiac, arrived in the fall of 2023, produced by Amy Helm and featuring contributions from Phil Lesh and additional guests, with its title drawn from Robert Hunter’s lyrics for Jupiter, a centerpiece composed by Grahame. Under the banner of Grahame Lesh & Friends, also known as GLAF, the group revisits overlooked and incomplete Grateful Dead material, reshapes Midnight North songs, explores pieces written by Grahame’s brother Brian, and threads in lively covers. The lineup features Adam Minkoff on bass, whose credits include Amy Helm, Graham Nash, and Dweezil Zappa, Damian Calcagne on keyboards, associated with Yarn, Swampadelica, and Railroad Earth, Justin Mazer on guitar, known for work with Daniel Rodriguez, American Babies, and Ryan Montbleau, and Nathan Graham on drums, heard with Midnight North, Phil Lesh & Friends, and John K Band. These musicians have performed together in many configurations and enjoy uniting as a five piece on stage and in the studio. Beyond this project, Grahame has toured worldwide with the Terrapin Family Band and Phil Lesh & Friends, bringing a refreshed take on the Grateful Dead’s sound to stages such as the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan, London, Newport Folk Festival, and New York City, alongside guests including Sheryl Crow, Benmont Tench, John Scofield, Rick Mitarotonda, Nicki Bluhm, Dawes, Warren Haynes, Eric Krasno, and Bob Weir. His music emphasizes feel and melody, drawing from rock, folk, blues, soul, and more.

Ani DiFranco at Capitol Theatre - Port Chester

Ani DiFranco performs live at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester. The concert features her music performed on stage.

iNat With a Naturalist

Naturalist Kenneth Nalley leads a guided walk through the nature preserve at Greenwich Audubon Center with a focus on using iNaturalist, a community science app for identifying and sharing plants, animals, fungi, and other life you encounter. Participants will learn how to record observations in the app and see how these contributions support global biodiversity research. The walk includes practical tips for spotting and identifying wildlife along the trails and shows how observations connect to conservation efforts at Greenwich Audubon Center and around the world. This program welcomes all ages and experience levels, from first time users to seasoned observers. Bring a smartphone and a sense of curiosity.

Free Zumba Class

Kick off Dance Beatz Launch Week with high-energy Zumba classes packed with music, cardio, and fun. Two sessions are free, and advance registration is required through the app. Expect an upbeat workout in a welcoming setting that invites you to get moving, break a sweat, and celebrate together. Bring your energy, your smile, and some friends to share the dance party.

Shen Yun

Tickets are available for a performance. As a resale marketplace, prices may be above face value.

Mother's Day at Prime

Celebrate by the waterfront at Prime: An American Kitchen & Bar in Stamford with two ways to treat Mom. Brunch features live music and a carefully planned prix fixe menu, with alcoholic beverages available a la carte. Dinner offers an elevated prix fixe experience, also with a la carte drink options. Pricing is $95 per adult for brunch and $125 per adult for dinner, plus tax and gratuity. A children’s menu and pricing for ages 2 to 11 are available upon request. The regular menu will not be offered on this day.

Mother’s Day Brunch Buffet

Reservations are highly recommended for this event. Please reserve in advance to secure your spot.

Monet’s Whispering Willow

This paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Stamford, CT is themed around Monet's Whispering Willow.

"Monet's Whispering Willows" - MOTHER'S DAY PAINTING EVENT

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a soothing paint-and-sip experience inspired by Monet, featuring a graceful willow beside still, reflective water. Soft greens and blues and fluid brushwork create a calm, impressionistic mood, and the session is welcoming to beginners and seasoned painters alike. Planned with moms and the people who love them in mind, the experience includes pouring your own scented candle and enjoying pastries, with $10 mimosas available to set a festive tone. Trained local artists provide step-by-step guidance, no prior experience needed, and all art supplies are included with registration. The setting is friendly to both groups and solo guests who want to relax, get creative and connect. A full-service bar offers soft drinks, wine, beer, specialty cocktails, mocktails and gourmet coffees, plus snacks such as Sweet P Bakery Colossal Cookies. Space is limited, so early booking is recommended.

Mother’s Day Lunch Buffet

Celebrate Mom with a relaxed lunch buffet that lets the whole family unwind and enjoy one another. The cooking is handled, so you and your guests can focus on conversation and quality time. A simple, stress free way to make her feel appreciated over a leisurely meal.

Mother's Day Brunch at the Sandbar Eatery

Reservations for this event are handled by Joe. Please contact Joe to reserve your spot.

Mother's Day Showcase

A showcase show offers the quintessential night at the club, featuring a host and a lineup of four to five comedians who share the stage. It brings multiple comics together in one performance for a classic club experience.

Craft & Sip

Create a bouquet of pipe cleaner flowers while enjoying beverages at Elicit Brewing Co - Fairfield. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.

Greenwich Townscape Collage Session

Contribute to a community photo mural project in celebration of America 250. Neighbors of all ages are welcome to help create a collage using photo prints inspired by local architecture, history, and spirit. The finished murals will be displayed at Greenwich Library in the summer of 2026. Adults and families with children age 8 and older are welcome. Please upload your photos digitally.

CREATE: Sensory + Art + Play Exploration

Geared toward children 18 months to 5 years, this sensory art playgroup offers hands-on stations and art exploration that foster creative discovery. Children can explore, experiment, and make art in many different ways through playful, sensory experiences.

Sound Bath Meditation with Hummingbird Healing Arts

Settle into a calming sound bath guided by Lisa Pak of Hummingbird Healing Arts. The experience begins with a brief guided meditation to help everyone relax while lying on yoga mats, often with blankets, bolsters, and eye pillows for added comfort. Himalayan and crystal bowls, gongs, drums, rainsticks, gentle percussion, nature sounds, and voice blend to create a rich soundscape intended to support a nervous system reset. Many participants leave feeling relaxed, reset, and refreshed. The cost is $40 per person. Participants should bring a yoga mat and a pillow. Lisa Pak is the founder and owner of Hummingbird Healing Center, which focuses on helping people heal through the power of sound.

Baby Bear Play & Learn

This play and learn session at The Cubhouse brings together elements from Baby Bear Yoga and the Cub Crawlers class. Babies can enjoy gentle yoga, familiar songs and rhymes, music and stories, early signing, a parachute activity, and bubbles for a lively mix of movement and simple sensory play.

Greenwich High Baseball Golf Outing @Griffith E Harris Golf Course

As baseball season approaches and kids look forward to returning to the field, this event offers the community a way to show support. It brings people together around the game and the excitement of the season ahead.

Bareburger – Stamford

Enjoy trivia at a local restaurant. Its trivia night, so come ready to test your knowledge and have some fun.

Cosmic Charlie - High energy Grateful Dead - Wed. May 13 at Garcia's, Port Chester NY

Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre hosts Cosmic Charlie for a high energy celebration of the Grateful Dead, with Max Creek’s Mark Mercier joining on keyboards for this performance. Formed in Athens, Georgia in 1999, the band quickly became known for putting its own stamp on the Dead’s songbook. Rather than copying every detail, they channel the spirit and improvisational spark of the originals, blending fresh ideas with the traditions that fans recognize. Shows unfold without a setlist, so any tune can surface at any moment and audience requests are welcome. The focus is on reaching those peak moments when the groove locks and the room comes alive. Even listeners who are unsure about tribute acts often find themselves won over by the band’s drive and spontaneity. David Gans of the Grateful Dead Hour has praised their approach for honoring the music while speaking in their own voice. The result is a lively, deeply musical evening that celebrates the Dead’s spirit through adventurous playing and real time conversation on stage.

Sabrina Rudin of @springbysabrina and Kat Ashmore at Athena Books!

Athena Books marks the release of Healthy With a Side of Happy with entrepreneur Sabrina Rudin and bestselling cookbook author Kat Ashmore. The event offers a chance to meet Sabrina Rudin and celebrate the new book together.

Trivia with MC JHype

Westport Writers' Workshop at MoCA\CT with Amanda Parrish Morgan + Liz Matthews

This Westport Writers' Workshop program at MoCA CT, led by Amanda Parrish Morgan and Liz Matthews, uses the exhibition Art, Jazz + the Blues as a catalyst for creative writing. Participants will study artworks that spark their imagination and turn those reactions into words through a mix of individual and group exercises. The session includes opportunities to share writing with the group and offer positive feedback. Facilitators will also provide tools for developing initial ideas into full stories and essays. Open to writers of all experience levels. The fee is $25 per person. Kindly sponsored by Deborah Murtaugh.

Denim & Sparkles Spring Benefit

Denim & Sparkles Spring Benefit brings the community together to champion Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities and the children and families they support. Expect an evening of cocktails, dinner, and a carefully crafted program that spotlights real-world impact and the voices of families. Attire encourages favorite denim with a touch of sparkle to celebrate learning and attention differences. The program also recognizes Dr. Judy Grossman and honors the Fred J. Epstein Youth Achievement Award recipients, Kirtan Patel, Annabella Perk, Ethan Levenstien, Christiana Garcia, and Ashley Kelly. The benefit helps advance access to resources, education, and support that enable children with learning and attention differences to flourish.

Doggie Prom

Canine companions can step out in their finest and dance the day away at Doggie Prom. The celebration includes festive decorations, lively music, and a photo shoot to capture the fun. A stellar time for pups is in store.

Matty & Mike

Matty & Mike bring live music to The Castle in Black Rock for a friendly evening filled with good tunes and good company. Expect a laid-back vibe that makes it easy to catch up with friends and enjoy the performance.

TRIVIA NIGHT

A recurring trivia night challenges participants to show what they know, with a playful nod to those who enjoy a drink while they test their smarts.

The Samples

The Samples, led by singer songwriter Sean Kelly, bring a blend of rock, reggae, and folk to Garcia’s at the Capitol Theatre. Known for a high vocal range, distinctive guitar work, and memorable writing, Kelly has penned fan favorites such as “Nature,” “Feel Us Shaking,” and “Did You Ever Look So Nice.” Born in Norwalk, Connecticut and raised in Vermont, he began playing guitar and writing songs after only a year of high school. In 1987 he moved to Colorado to start the band and soon became a regular presence on local club stages. When he is not on the road with The Samples, he shares his music in acoustic settings. The band is currently recording its 20th album, Indian Summer, with release planned for later this year, and Kelly’s songs have reached wide audiences through the film The Perks of Being a Wallflower, the television series Younger, and advertising for MSNBC’s midterm election coverage.

That's Fair Comedy

That's Fair Comedy returns to New York Comedy Club - Stamford with a new installment of one of the club's favorite monthly series. This edition continues the recurring show at the Stamford venue.

Karaoke

Seascape Resin Suncatcher Workshop (Mount Kisco)

Create a custom seascape resin suncatcher at The Pottery Factory - Mount Kisco. This hands-on resin pour workshop is guided by a creative specialist who will demonstrate how to work with the materials and resin, then support you as you design your piece. Use provided supplies such as seashells, starfish, sand, and tumbled glass, and personalize your artwork by bringing beach keepsakes of your own. You will select the details that suit your style while receiving step-by-step instruction. Finished projects will cure overnight and be ready for pickup the following day.

Seascape Workshop (Norwalk)

Create a coastal-themed resin artwork in a guided seascape workshop. Use provided materials such as seashells, tumbled glass, sand, starfish and other accents to design a personalized piece, and feel free to bring beach keepsakes to make it uniquely yours. An instructor will walk you through working with resin and arranging the elements so you can add your own creative touch. Projects will cure after the session and be ready for pickup the following day.

Doggie Prom

A prom-themed celebration for dogs where they can dress up, enjoy festive decorations and lively music, and take part in a photo session to capture the fun on the dance floor.

RETRO DANCE PARTY with THE DEBONAIRS

A retro themed swing dance party takes over The Redline Music Stage at K1 Speed Mount Kisco, starting with a dance lesson and rolling into live music and social dancing with Matthew Piazzi & The Debonairs. Early bird pricing is available, with $15 general admission or a $25 dance lesson and admission combo.

Oteil & Friends

A two-time Grammy winner on bass, Oteil Burbridge leads Oteil & Friends with Melvin Seals, Steve Kimock, Jason Crosby, Johnny Kimock, Tom Guarna, and Lamar Williams Jr. His career stretches over three decades, from co-founding Col. Bruce Hampton & the Aquarium Rescue Unit to serving as the final bassist with The Allman Brothers Band, a tenure that brought two Grammy nominations for best rock instrumental and a 2012 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award honoring his 15 years with the group. In 2015 he joined Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, John Mayer, and Jeff Chimenti to form Dead & Company, touring major venues nationwide through 2023 and returning in 2024 for a residency at Sphere Las Vegas. Launched in 2017, Oteil & Friends gathers a rotating roster of collaborators, and recent releases from Burbridge include the 2023 tribute Lovely View of Heaven and the 2024 single Love and War recorded live at the Dead Ahead Festival. This performance unites his far-reaching musical path with an all star ensemble in a showcase of spirited collaboration.

David Byrne: Who Is The Sky Tour

David Byrne performs live in Bridgeport, CT as part of the Who Is The Sky Tour, taking the stage at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater.

An Evening With David Byrne - Who is the Sky Tour

David Byrne brings the Who is the Sky Tour to Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater. The event will take place rain or shine. Re-entry is not permitted after exiting the venue. All bags are subject to inspection at the entrance, and cameras with removable lenses are not allowed.

Leonid & Friends - A Tribute To Chicago Tickets

Leonid & Friends pays homage to Chicago with a set filled with classic hits, rich vocal harmonies, and a nostalgic classic rock atmosphere. Hosted at Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre, this live concert spotlights legendary songs and the sound that made them enduring favorites.

Leonid & Friends Vip Meet & Greet

At Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre, fans can take part in a VIP meet and greet with Leonid & Friends. Attendance is limited at each show. Shortly after the concert, wristband holders may meet the band for a group photo, chat with the musicians, and have merchandise or memorabilia signed. Public onsale, artist presale, and member presale options are available.

Blood Drive

The American Red Cross is seeking donations from eligible, healthy people of every blood type, and Black Rock Church is partnering with the organization to host a blood drive. This effort supports the blood supply in Fairfield County and offers a direct way to help save lives. Eligible donors are welcome to take part.

Kids Night Out at the YMCA of Greenwich - Game Night Edition!

Parents can drop off their children for an evening of entertainment. Activities include pizza, popsicles, card games, board games, and game tables. This program is available for kids ages 4 to 14. Those who do not prefer pizza are welcome to bring their own dinner. Pickup will be available between 8 and 8:30 p.m.

Greenwich Friday Night Cafe

Friday Night Café is a welcoming evening that unites young musicians and the community through live performance. Students of all ages and instruments are invited to perform, introducing their selections to the audience for a more personal experience. Its a relaxed and supportive environment, whether it’s a first public performance or a chance to try new material. Free and open to the public, the event invites families, friends, and music lovers to connect and celebrate music together.

Grease

Greenwich High School Theater Arts presents the musical Grease at the GHS Performing Arts Center in Greenwich. This production brings the show’s high energy and wide appeal to the stage.

Encore! 100 Years of Song

The Greenwich Choral Society brings its centennial season to a close with a celebratory program at Christ Church Greenwich. Returning soloists from recent years include mezzo-soprano Holly Sorensen, soprano Katheryn Whyte, tenor Chad Kranak, and baritone Eddie Pleasant. Countertenor and Vassar Senior Voice Lecturer Drew Minter appears as narrator. The program concludes with Brindisi from Verdi’s La traviata, conducted by Paul F. Mueller.

Frederic Chiu, Piano, + Karisa Chiu, Violin Performance

Violinist Karisa Chiu and pianist Frederic Chiu share the stage for a program shaped by expressive contrasts and vivid color. Fauré offers lyrical warmth, Prokofiev brings heightened intensity, and Bright Sheng contributes a contemporary voice, together forming an experience centered on depth and connection.

Bad Saints

BAD⟡SAINTS takes the stage at Half Full Third Place in Stamford for a high-energy evening packed with crowd favorites. The venue serves cocktails, creating a lively setting for the performance.

Death Angel w/ Vio-lence, Incite at District Music Hall (Norwalk)

Presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, District Music Hall hosts a bill headlined by Death Angel with Vio-lence and Incite. Born out of San Francisco’s Bay Area thrash movement, Death Angel pair high speed riffing with technical precision to craft intricate, time shifting songs, and are often mentioned alongside Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Testament, Exodus, and Overkill among the genre’s leading names. The band began in the early 80s with cousins Mark Osegueda, Rob Cavestany, Gus Pepa, Dennis Pepa, and Andy Galeon. As teenagers they recorded the Kirk Hammett produced Kill as One demo, and Galeon was only 14 when their debut album arrived. Early releases The Ultra-Violence and Frolic Through the Park built strong underground momentum, followed by the major label breakthrough Act III. This show is all ages.

Los Clemente's Mens Draft Autism Charity Tournament - In STAMFORD, CT.

Cummings Park hosts an inaugural men’s draft softball tournament from Los Clemente’s Softball Organization that shines a light on autism awareness and community giving. All proceeds support the Boys & Girls Club of Stamford, CT. Teams are formed through a player draft, and each participant receives a custom jersey from Five12 Apparel. Entry is $50 and includes the jersey. Madeline Photography & Friends will capture professional photos throughout the event. Autism awareness apparel and accessories will be available, and the setting is family friendly with children welcome. An official after party will follow at Casey’s Tavern - Stamford with wings and drinks. Headliner sponsors include Stamford Pro Services LLC and Los Clementes Softball, covering both coed and men’s programs. Players, sponsors, and supporters are welcome.

Buckethead • Fairfield, CT • The Warehouse

Buckethead performs at The Warehouse in Fairfield, CT, showcasing instrumental guitar work and a theatrical stage persona. A prolific multi-instrumentalist, he has released more than 700 studio recordings, including over 650 entries in his Pike series, and he has contributed to more than 50 additional albums by other artists. His music spans progressive metal, funk, blues, jazz, bluegrass, and avant-garde styles. Onstage, the character is marked by a white mask and bucket, with sets that can incorporate nunchucks, robotic dance moves, and toy trading. He has played solo and with a three-piece band, and he has collaborated with artists such as Bootsy Collins, Bill Laswell and Praxis, Les Claypool, Bernie Worrell, Iggy Pop, Serj Tankian, Mike Patton, Viggo Mortensen, and Brain. Guitar publications have recognized his technique, with GuitarOne listing him among the top ten guitar shredders and Guitar World citing his role in a new wave of guitar virtuosity.

Echoes Through Time - Westchester's Premier Pink Floyd Tribute

Echoes Through Time brings a concert experience that channels the atmosphere and precision of Pink Floyd’s iconic albums. As a leading Westchester tribute, the group performs selections from The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and more with careful detail and musicianship, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in the sound. The aim is to reignite a love for Pink Floyd and make the evening memorable for every attendee. Advance tickets are $15. Day-of admission is $20, cash only. Ages 16 and up.

Byram Park Cleanup Day

Pitch in at a community cleanup day that will take place regardless of the weather. Volunteers will gather at the beach entrance to get started. Gardening tools will be supplied, and participants are asked to bring their own gloves. When the work is done, Byram Shore Boat Club will host a barbecue for volunteers. This effort is supported by Greenwich Green & Clean, the Greenwich Department of Parks & Recreation, and Friends of Byram Park.

Norwalk Garden Club Plant Sale

The Norwalk Garden Club hosts its annual fundraising plant sale on the Norwalk Green.

The Art of porcelain: Martha Grover

A two-day, hands-on workshop at Clay Art Center led by functional potter Martha Grover focuses on throwing and altering techniques that highlight porcelain’s delicate and expressive character. Participants will create their own porcelain vessels and watch demonstrations on forming handles and spouts, as well as using slabs to build a variety of functional pieces. This intermediate class is for ages 17 and older and is not suitable for beginners. Martha Grover is a studio potter based in Bethel, Maine, known for thrown and altered porcelain. She holds an undergraduate degree in architecture from Bennington College and an MFA in ceramics from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Her experience includes the Fogelberg Fellowship at Northern Clay Center, the Sage Scholarship residency and the Taunt Fellowship at the Archie Bray Foundation, and a year-long residency at Red Lodge Clay Center. Her work is represented by Red Lodge Clay Center, the Archie Bray Foundation, the Clay Studio of Missoula, Schaller Gallery, 18 Hands Gallery, Crimson Laurel Gallery, Charlie Cummings Gallery, and Cedar Creek Gallery. Publications featuring her work include Ceramics Monthly, Pottery Making Illustrated, Clay Times, and the 500 series volumes on pitchers, platters and chargers, and vases, with a Ceramics Monthly cover feature in May 2010.

Bruce Museum Crafts Festival

Glass on Hudson is a juried participant at the Bruce Museum Crafts Festival in Greenwich, CT. This exhibition spotlights contemporary stained glass and emphasizes meaningful interaction and learning. Attendees can explore modern expressions of the craft and engage closely with the work.

Greenwich Library – Tech Help (Saturdays)

Get assistance from library staff with your tech questions about computers, laptops, cell phones, or tablets. This is a one-on-one session, and each person is capped at 15 minutes, to allow the staff to help as many people as possible. Registration is required, and walk-ins may not be accommodated. For more in-depth assistance, consider scheduling a longer tech training appointment.

Adjustment Series: Seated Poses & Seated Forward Folds with Lisa Giordano

Senior Teacher and Teacher Trainer Lisa Giordano leads a focused training on seated postures and forward folds that highlights connecting with students, building confidence, and the craft of hands on assists. The program includes a playshop open to everyone that refreshes alignment and explores safe ways to help practitioners feel grounded in shapes such as Dandasana, Paschimottanasana, and Upavistha Konasana. A second segment is designed for teachers and 300 hour students, offering collaborative practice time to exchange techniques and refine supportive, empowering touch. Hosted at Kaia Yoga in Westport, this session blends movement, exploration, and practical skill building for those looking to deepen their approach to adjustments.

Our Misunderstood Environment: Coyote Coexistence

Explore the complex reputation of the coyote, a North American native often criticized and misunderstood, yet also admired for its resilience and embraced by many as an emblem of the continent.

Early Bird Comedy

Enjoy a night at the club with a host and a lineup of 4-5 comedians who will share the stage to create an incredible night of comedy. The showcases feature a variety of talented comics, each with their own unique sense of humor and style. Showcases are popular because they are the ultimate, exhilarating, anything-can-happen night of comedy. Attendees can purchase drinks and popcorn.

Trailblazers Hiking Club with the YMCA of Greenwich

Head outdoors with the Trailblazers Club at the YMCA of Greenwich. Led by instructor Linda Parentice, this adult hiking group offers a friendly way to spend time in nature, share stories, and build new friendships.

Touch A Truck 2026 | Greenwich Town Hall

The Junior League of Greenwich is excited to host their yearly Touch A Truck event.

Community Self Care Fest

Presented in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, this community self care fest focuses on supporting body, mind, and spirit. Now in its fourth year, the community education event highlights that caring for mental health is a vital part of overall well-being. It takes place at the Boys & Girls Club of Stamford.

Spring Plates & Platters One-Time Class

Explore handbuilding in a single-session ceramics class focused on plates and platters. Learn to shape plates and small bowls from clay and decorate them with cheerful spring motifs. No experience is required, and all materials are included. The session is taught by Clay Art Center Artist-in-Residence Christine Raposas. Afterward, pieces are finished with a clear glossy food-safe glaze and will be available for pickup at a later time. Open to ages 17 and up. It also makes a thoughtful Mother’s Day gift for a parent or caregiver, or enjoy the experience together. Space is limited.

Hip Hop & Community Awards Show

An awards ceremony honoring the pioneers of Connecticut hip hop and the community trailblazers who have advanced the culture. Organized by the Bernard Buddy Jordan Foundation in collaboration with the Ruby and Calvin Fletcher African American History Museum, this program spotlights artists and innovators whose work has influenced the state’s hip hop movement and its communities. Past honorees have included Kool Herc, DJ Cash Money, Kurtis Blow, and others. The achievements of featured hip hop artists will be preserved through museum exhibits and cultural artifacts, creating a lasting record for future generations. Organizations that participate as sponsors are prominently recognized while supporting cultural preservation, youth empowerment, and community healing, aligning their names with an effort rooted in history, creativity, and positive social impact.

Hip Hop & Community Award Show

At the Bijou Theater, an evening tribute honors individuals from Connecticut who have made lasting contributions to hip hop and the surrounding community. This fundraiser supports their enshrinement in the Ruby and Calvin Fletcher African American History Museum, ensuring their stories and artistic influence are preserved for generations to come. The celebration centers on legacy and culture, highlighting the people whose work helped shape the movement.

World Ballet Company: Swan Lake With A LIVE Orchestra

Swan Lake arrives at Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre in a World Ballet Company production accompanied by a live orchestra performing Tchaikovsky’s score. The tale of enchantment and fate, with a struggle between good and evil, unfolds through iconic choreography. A cast of 50 international dancers brings the story to life with more than 150 hand-sewn costumes and handcrafted sets. Audience favorites appear throughout, including the Little Swans sequence and the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés, with every moment energized by live music. The performance lasts about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is intended for ages 5 and up. World Ballet Company is based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick. The company tours beloved classics nationwide, features renowned professionals representing over ten countries, and has visited more than 300 cities, reaching an audience of over 500,000.

May 2026 featuring English Marques

Goodwives Shopping Center hosts a showcase of vehicles from England and the United Kingdom, highlighting marques such as Jaguar, Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Lotus, Land Rover, Rover, Austin-Healey, MG, Morgan, Triumph, TVR, AC, Riley, Lagonda, Singer, Standard, Bristol, Sunbeam, Daimler, Morris, Humber, Range Rover, Vauxhall, and Wolseley. The event includes judging and awards. All makes and models are welcome on the field.

FTC Short Film Festival • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

The festival at StageOne spotlights short films from local creators. The program is curated and moderated by Brian Russell of Red Shoe Film, and several special guests will take part in a Q&A with the audience after their screenings. Red Shoe Film began in 2010 after an unexpected camera purchase. Since then, Russell has filmed more than 2,000 interviews and earned hundreds of credits, including work connected to an ESPN 30 for 30 and work with Arianna Huffington, Ed Burns, and the entire cast of Saturday Night Live.

Westport dog festival

Unbroken Bond Designs will be on site as a vendor at the Westport Dog Festival, showcasing handmade leashes and Tug Ops toys built for strength, reliability, and working-dog durability. Visitors can meet the makers, see the gear in person, and let their dogs try it out. Additional information about the products coming to the booth will be shared soon.

Community Self Care Fest!

This gathering in Stamford centers on mental health and community well-being. It includes access to community resources, hands-on self care activities, and options for families and youth. Music and food trucks are part of the experience, with giveaways and additional activities. The emphasis is on resilience, meeting challenges together, and fostering a culture of positive mental wellness for a brighter future.

Yoga for Yoga for Shoulder Injuries with Joe Miller

At Kaia Yoga in Old Greenwich, Joe Miller leads a focused workshop on keeping shoulders strong, mobile, and at ease during yoga practice. Through mindful movement grounded in anatomy, the session addresses and helps prevent common shoulder issues that can arise in poses like Chaturanga, offering practical guidance for safer, more sustainable technique. Participants can choose between two formats. One option welcomes all levels and combines a guided class with time for personalized suggestions. The other is an extended format for teachers and students in 300-hour programs, blending movement, lecture, and hands-on exploration.

Stone Cold and the Jackal in Stamford, NY

Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson, known to General Hospital viewers as Jason Morgan and Damian Spinelli, bring a live mix of music and comedy to New York Comedy Club Stamford. Beyond their roles on ABC’s soap opera, they cohost a longtime podcast and stay connected with fans on social media, and their offscreen rapport comes through in a show running about 75 to 80 minutes, followed by a limited VIP photo meet and greet. Platinum VIP tickets are $200 plus applicable taxes and fees and are limited to 30 attendees, including early Platinum VIP admission, a pre-show meet and greet with selfies, autographs and access to sound check, priority seating near the stage, and a post-show meet and greet with a photo opportunity. VIP tickets are $99 plus applicable taxes and fees and include a post-show meet and greet with a photo opportunity. General admission tickets are $49 plus applicable taxes and fees.

Blood Pressure Screening

A registered nurse from Greenwich Hospital will be conducting free blood pressure screenings. The screenings will take place in the Business Conference Room, which is located on the main floor of the library in the Peterson Business Wing.

The Met: Live in HD Tchaikovsky’s "Eugene Onegin"

The Met’s Live in HD presentation of Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin comes to the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts, featuring soprano Asmik Grigorian as Tatiana and baritone Iurii Samoilov as Onegin, the refined figure who recognizes his love too late. Directed by Tony Award winner Deborah Warner, the production is known for its nuanced detail and emotional clarity. Tchaikovsky’s radiant music traces first love, remorse, and missed chances, with memorable moments like Tatiana’s Letter Scene and Onegin’s anguished final aria. The drama unfolds from the quiet of the countryside to the glitter of St. Petersburg society, bringing a timeless story of love and loss to life. A free pre-screening talk with Orin Grossman, PhD, will be held in the Quick Center’s Wien Experimental Theatre, and Quick Members receive priority seating.

Dandelion Patio Party

Patio season opens at Dandelion Westport with an outdoor party featuring a live DJ, passed hors d'oeuvres, and a complimentary first drink. Expect upbeat music and an energetic crowd in the open air. Step outside, enjoy a sip, and ease into terrace season at this season opener.

What really matters

Discover how timeless, Bible-based ideas about healing, centered on the life and teachings of Christ Jesus, can be understood and experienced through Christian Science. This free community talk is hosted by First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westport. Christian Science practitioner Nicole Virgil shares accounts from her own life and professional practice to illustrate a prayerful, scientific approach to healing. She explains why Christian Science is both Christian and scientific, pointing to the method presented in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The talk also explores Eddy’s commitment to understanding, demonstrating, and teaching Christian healing, and considers Jesus’ assurance in the Gospel of John that his followers can continue his works. Virgil encourages beginning with God and focusing on what truly matters to clear away distorted views of reality. For more than 150 years, people around the world have sought to follow Christ Jesus in this way and have reported healings of physical challenges and personal difficulties. Based in Elmhurst, Illinois, Virgil is a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship and speaks to audiences internationally.

Toadies w/ Local H, Vandoliers at District Music Hall (Norwalk)

Toadies, Local H, and Vandoliers take the stage at District Music Hall, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. This is an all ages event. Toadies arrive with The Charmer, their eighth studio album and a particularly personal release. Recorded live in the studio, it channels the band’s raw, Southern-leaning grunge and stands among the final projects produced by the late Steve Albini, known for work with artists such as Nirvana and PJ Harvey. Formed in Fort Worth in 1989, the group blends influences from the Pixies and Talking Heads with the country, ZZ Top, and classic rock they grew up on, shaping a sound that is cathartic and constantly searching. Frontman Vaden Todd Lewis drew on deep self-reflection, shaped by isolation and doubt, to craft the album’s concept. Released on Spaceflight Records, a nonprofit label based in Austin, The Charmer reflects creative freedom and a partnership with a long-sought producer, resulting in a set that feels quintessentially Toadies. Local H brings its renowned two-piece setup, with Scott Lucas covering both guitar and bass through an added pickup in his guitar and Ryan Harding on drums. Their most recent album, Hey, Killer, delivers a run of catchy, guitar-forward rock songs without a single overarching theme. The band’s catalog spans multiple studio albums, a live record, a collection of EPs, and the Straight Outta Zion concert Blu-ray. Recognitions include a spot in SPIN’s top albums of 1998 for Pack Up the Cats and being named Chicagoans of the Year by the Chicago Tribune for 12 Angry Months, along with a 25th anniversary celebration marked by a career-spanning coffee table book. Vandoliers round out the bill.

Westport, CT Wellness Networking Breakfast for Holistic Practitioners and Wellness Entrepreneurs

Holistic health and wellness practitioners and healthy living entrepreneurs can connect over a relaxed networking breakfast at Le Pain Quotidien. Organized by Tribe TLC, this monthly gathering brings together professionals who offer services, products, classes, and workshops that support a healthy lifestyle. Established by Beth Leas in Norwalk in 1997, the TLC community includes more than 200 members spanning fields such as medicine, chiropractic care, naturopathy, massage therapy, energy healing, acupuncture, nutrition, occupational therapy, psychotherapy, yoga, financial advising, reflexology, life and business coaching, feng shui, writing and editing, interior and web design, retail, and authorship, all with an interest in holistic wellbeing. First-time attendees are welcomed as Beth’s guest with the option to explore membership afterward. The invitation notes a friendly atmosphere, a supportive community, and opportunities for networking and marketing, along with a morning of connection and laughter. RSVPs and questions can be directed to Beth by call or text at 203-856-9566 or by email at tlcbethleas@gmail.com.

Music Class for Babies and Toddlers

A series of five Tuesday sessions led by Miss Liz.

Young Adult Group Meeting – Stamford

Bareburger – Stamford

Let's Go Trivia presents a recurring trivia night at Bareburger in Stamford, a social event centered on trivia.

Perrot Walks: Binney Park (In-Person)

Take a leisurely walk and enjoy conversation and the beauty of Binney Park. Meet outside the main entrance of the Library. This is a drop-in program and registration is not required.

Exchange Club of Norwalk Meeting

This meeting at BanC House features guest speaker Novelette Peterkin, CEO of The Carver. The Exchange Club of Norwalk works to inspire communities to become better places to live and is guided by the values of family, community, country, and the prevention of child abuse. Guests are welcome to attend to learn about the club and its initiatives to positively impact the community.

REPRISE: Recreating Iconic Phish Shows

REPRISE brings the Phish experience to Garcia’s at the Capitol Theatre with a recreation of the 1993 Roseland Ballroom show. This all-star New England lineup features guitarist Cal Kehoe of Pink Talking Fish, drummer Adrian Tramontano of Twiddle, Kung Fu and The Breakfast, keyboardist Scott Chasolen, a founding member of Ulu and keyboardist of The Machine, and bassist Chris DeAngelis of The Machine, Kung Fu and The Breakfast.

Planetarium Show: Stamford Skies

Enjoy an interactive, live planetarium show led by astronomers. The show is shaped by real-time celestial events and audience questions, offering a tour of our galaxy. Evening tickets include access to the Observatory for a look at the night sky after the show. During the show, youll journey through space, focusing on the night sky, constellations, our solar system, and other space objects in high-definition resolution. Doors close promptly at showtime, and latecomers may not be admitted. The immersive dome environment may be intense for sensitive viewers, and exiting during the show is permitted, but re-entry is not.

Michael Palascak

Comedian Michael Palascak takes the stage at New York Comedy Club - Stamford. He grew up in Indiana and now lives in LA. He performed on both The Late Late Show with James Corden and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in the same year.

Frank Viele and more

The new Lodge season opens with performances by New England Music Award-winning singer and songwriter Frank Viele, followed by contemporary troubadour Brian Dolzani, known for his storytelling. Guests may bring a picnic and enjoy an evening of music in the Stamford countryside inside an intimate cedar lodge. Advance registration is encouraged since seating is limited.

Greenwich Townscape Collage Session

Greenwich Townscape offers a hands-on opportunity to help build a large community photo mural celebrating America 250, with guidance from artist Rashmi Talpade. Taking place at Greenwich Library, this collaborative project creates a creative portrait that reflects the distinctive character of Greenwich.

Karaoke - La Vista Bistro, Stamford

FTC Midday Matinee: Joanna Chang • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

At StageOne in Fairfield, CT, pianist and Fairfield University Assistant Professor Joanna Chang offers a concert that links the piano’s life on the recital stage with its impact in film. A classically trained musician with doctorates in piano performance and musicology, she teaches music history and theory and researches late nineteenth century composers shaped by Brahms, as well as the use and meaning of symphonic writing in Hollywood and East Asian soundtracks. Drawing on that expertise, the program explores how classical music supports film narratives by deepening emotion, heightening tension, and helping define memorable scenes. Support for this event is provided by Visiting Angels, Synergy HomeCare, and United Healthcare.

Seth Adam - Bridgeport CT - Twelvenote Brew Co.

A free solo set from singer songwriter Seth Adam at Twelvenote Brew Co. in Bridgeport, CT features a mix of his own songs and thoughtfully chosen covers, presented with an engaging stage presence. His sound blends influences from vintage radio and Americana with the drive of rock and a classic alternative edge, a combination praised by Ryan Martin of Jammerzine as a lesson for songwriters. His latest single, Things Won’t Always Be This Way, is available on streaming platforms.

Mar Jennings One-Man Show

At Sacred Heart University Community Theatre, Mar Jennings offers a one-man show that traces a path from adversity to achievement. He reflects on growing up around abuse and addiction, the compassion that helped him persevere, and the profound loss of someone he loved that changed his direction. The story follows how imagination and resilience shaped his journey to becoming a prominent lifestyle expert, bestselling author, and nationally recognized host. Proceeds from the performance benefit The Center for Family Justice and its work with survivors and families seeking safety, healing, and hope.

Drayton Farley w/s/g Landon Smith • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

Drayton Farley appears alongside Landon Smith for a live performance at StageOne. This shared bill brings both artists to the same stage for an intimate concert experience.

OUTSYDERS

Live music fills Friday nights in a recurring weekly format.

Cake Decorating Class

This first-time cake decorating class welcomes beginners and focuses on simple, approachable techniques. Materials are provided, and everyone leaves with a finished cake. Space is limited, and early booking is open.

1st Annual "QF" SKA-FESTIVAL "Pick Her Up Pick Her Up"

Artisanstack Cafe hosts the first annual QF Ska-Festival, Pick Her Up Pick Her Up, presented in collaboration with Bubble Tea Grunge. This all-ages event offers tickets at $15 in advance and $20 at the door. The lineup features KMOY bringing NYC ska with ties to Catbite, Ska Crash delivering nu ska with members of Catcrash, Mega Infinity blending ska, metal, and rock from Long Island, Sorry Darling representing NYC punk rock, The Going Rate showcasing young musicians playing ska, and Marcie! performing as a one-person band. Flyer artwork is credited to Brian Agonizer, also known as Jimmie Scooter.

Mandala Wine Glass Tumbler (Mount Kisco)

At The Pottery Factory - Mount Kisco, this hands-on session focuses on painting a ceramic wine glass tumbler with mandala designs. In the Designing Dishes Workshop, an instructor guides participants step by step to complete one mandala tumbler. After the workshop, each piece is kiln fired and ready for pickup in 5 to 7 days, resulting in a finished work made by the participant.

Plant and Sip – Succulent Terrarium (Norwalk)

Create a succulent terrarium from start to finish with clear, step-by-step guidance. All supplies are included, and you will learn how to care for your new creation. A watering wand is provided to take home. No prior gardening experience is needed, and you will leave with a terrarium you made yourself.

An ABBA Candlelight Experience In Rye Brook, NY- Saturday May 23rd

A candlelit, intimate concert reimagines ABBA’s greatest hits for string trio at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Presented by Lumos, these performances honor world-famous artists in atmospheric venues and create a warm, magical ambiance. A donation is made to a different charity each month. This classical tribute features polished arrangements of Mamma Mia, Take a Chance on Me, Money, Money, Money, One of Us, I Do, I Do, I Do, Voulez-Vous, Honey, Honey, Slipping Through My Fingers, Fernando, Gimme Gimme, Dancing Queen, and Thank You for the Music. Seating is first come, first served within your designated tier, with zones labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. Guests must be at least eight years old. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front-row placement cannot be guaranteed. For additional guidance, please see the event FAQs. Private bookings are available for special occasions such as weddings, engagements, anniversaries, birthdays, and more.

Emo Night Brooklyn

Emo Night Brooklyn brings a late-night, DJ-led dance party packed with emo and pop punk anthems. The focus is on singing along, moshing, and dancing with fellow fans to the songs you love. Surprise appearances by favorite artists and bands may happen, adding an extra spark to the celebration.

Greenwich Library – Tech Help (Saturdays)

Get assistance with your computer, laptop, cell phone, or tablet. Library staff will be available to answer your technology questions. Each person will receive a 15-minute session. For more in-depth assistance, you can make a one-on-one tech training appointment.

Greenwich Town Party

Kyle Roussel performs live at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park in Greenwich.

Jeff Dye

Jeff Dye brings brash, boisterous stand-up that tosses aside polite small talk and goes straight for big laughs. Known for regular appearances on Gutfeld! and The Joe Rogan Experience, he delivers a bold set filled with razor-edged humor and high-energy crowd work.

ACTV Studio IRL: Vuori Greenwich x Adrienne Fleming

Vuori Greenwich is hosting an in-store workout. Adrienne Fleming will lead a cardio-based workout. The workout will utilize 360 degrees of your body through thoughtful, intentional movement. After the class, attendees can shop and enjoy refreshments.

Rick Lewis Radio - live

Professional musician Rick Lewis, known as the guitarist for Green Eyed Lady, takes the stage at Sacred Heart University Community Theatre for the debut of Rick Lewis Radio. After years of performing and building a substantial online following, including a YouTube video nearing 500,000 views, he premieres a set of all-original songs with a band of seasoned players who have toured and recorded at top levels. The music moves across Country, Retro Pop, Indie Rock, Soft Jazz, and Southern Rock, with storytelling, rhythm, and melodies designed to linger. Tickets are on sale.

Charlie Hall’s Get Up With It

Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts hosts Charlie Hall’s GET UP WITH IT for a Miles Davis centennial celebration that launches the 2026 season and is presented as part of the America250 series. Led by The War On Drugs drummer and Wilton native Charlie Hall, this long-running project began in San Francisco in the late 1990s to dive into the electrifying 1969 to 1975 chapter of Miles Davis’ music. For this performance, the ensemble centers its set on three landmark albums, In a Silent Way from 1969, the 1970 breakthrough Bitches Brew, and 1971’s Jack Johnson. The program traces a period that initially challenged longtime fans as Davis shifted from the familiar sounds of Birth of the Cool and his classic quintets to a daring blend that drew from James Brown, Sly Stone, Stockhausen, and Jimi Hendrix. Decades on, that era is widely recognized for its forward momentum and innovation, and Jack Johnson has been praised in retrospectives such as Pitchfork’s for its originality and vision. The band features Ross Bellenoit on guitar, DMHotep on guitar, 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 who performs with the Grammy Award winning rock band The War On Drugs. His work includes his 2023 release Invisible Ink and production for the A Philly Special Christmas albums in 2022, 2023, and 2024 with members of the Philadelphia Eagles alongside artists such as Patti LaBelle and Stevie Nicks. He describes drumming as a first language and views music as a way to communicate and collaborate, shaping experiences into something genuine. Bandmate Dave Hartley has highlighted Hall’s listening-forward, conversational approach behind the kit, a quality evident across collaborations with The War On Drugs, Tommy Guerrero, Jet Black Crayon, Jens Lekman, Feist, Windsor for the Derby, Marshall Allen’s Ghost Horizons, and more. Framed within the United States Semiquincentennial, this celebration honors Miles Davis as a transformative American artist through contemporary interpretation. It creates an ongoing conversation between past, present, and future, encouraging reflection, engagement, imagination, and a shared groove.

Perrot Walks: Tod’s Point (In-Person)

Enjoy a relaxed, in-person stroll at Tod’s Point. Participants meet at the second concession stand and walk at an easy pace, with time for conversation and appreciation of the surroundings. This casual outing focuses on connecting with others while taking in the area’s natural scenery.

An Evening with: Suzy Bogguss • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

An evening with Suzy Bogguss at StageOne highlights a wide-ranging career across country, folk, swing, and Americana. She first came to prominence in the 1990s, selling more than four million albums and releasing radio favorites like Outbound Plane, Someday Soon, Drive South, and Hey Cinderella. Her musical curiosity led to duets with Chet Atkins, collaborations with Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel, and a collection of original songs that reached the Top 5 on the jazz charts. A deep connection to folk music earned a Grammy for Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster and inspired the American Folk Songbook project. She has also interpreted Merle Haggard on Lucky and continues to write her own material with songs such as Prayin’ For Sunshine. Her unmistakably clear voice and thoughtful storytelling bring these songs to life.

Trivia with MC JHype - Tiernan's, Stamford

Spring Celebration 2026

An annual celebration recognizes the achievements of senior volunteers and highlights the community impact of KHK. Attendees can enjoy dinner or a cocktail while meeting youth volunteers, their families, community leaders, and supporters who believe in the power of young people to make a difference. An auction with unique items is planned, with details to be announced. Sponsorship opportunities are available; for information, email Veronica@Kidshelpingkidsct.org. Tickets are available for purchase.

Khalid: It's Always Summer Somewhere Tour

Khalid brings the It's Always Summer Somewhere Tour to Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater for a live music experience. The event will take place in any weather. Re-entry is not allowed after exiting the venue, and bags will be checked upon entry. Cameras with detachable lenses are not permitted.

Lou Gramm

Lou Gramm appears live at Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre. Tickets are available first through a members-only presale, then open to the general public. For details on availability and purchasing options, contact the venue.

Steve Forbert

Steve Forbert brings an intimate evening of storytelling and song to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. Celebrated for capturing the meaning in everyday moments, he pairs keen observation with melodies and a voice that feels both familiar and uniquely his. Emerging from New York’s late 1970s new folk scene, he made an early impact with Alive on Arrival and the breakout Jackrabbit Slim, which featured the hit Romeo’s Tune. His work continues to resonate, often compared with artists like Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Bruce Springsteen. The album Daylight Savings Time reflects on time and change with the tuneful ease and lyrical depth that have defined his career. On stage he keeps things close and honest, just voice, guitar, harmonica, and a lifetime of stories, creating a performance that feels personal and present as the songs deepen with age.

Karaoke - La Vista Bistro, Stamford

Amanda Monaco's Glitter Quartet

At Jazz on main, NYC guitarist Amanda Monaco leads a quartet that draws from the soul jazz tradition, influenced by The George Benson Cookbook and the classic mix of guitar, saxophone, organ, and drums. The performance features her original pieces alongside selections by Tommy Flanagan and Fred Lacey. Lauren Sevian, Jason Yeager, and Matt Wilson round out the ensemble.

Corinne Bailey Rae

Corinne Bailey Rae takes the spotlight with the jazz-inflected soul that first captured global attention. Put Your Records On has surpassed a billion streams, and her self-titled debut became a platinum triumph that entered the US charts at number one, placing her among a select group of women to launch a first album at the top. Over the years she has earned two Grammy Awards along with multiple nominations, two MOBO Awards, two Mercury Prize nominations and a BET Award, with millions of albums sold worldwide. Her artistry springs from eclectic roots, blending the intimacy of classic jazz vocals with soulful pop, buttery R&B and bold experimentation. Onstage she moves into a flowing, immersive groove, and her catalog spans early favorites like Like A Star, Call Me When You Get This and Trouble Sleeping through the boundary-pushing landscapes of Black Rainbows. A passionate collaborator and curator, she has recorded with Herbie Hancock on River: The Joni Letters, paid tribute to Fats Domino, and shared stages with artists including Prince, Stevie Wonder and Angélique Kidjo. She continues to explore new creative paths, including a children’s book inspired by Put Your Records On that celebrates how music heals and connects generations. This appearance offers a warm encounter with a songwriter whose voice, stories and spirit continue to resonate.

Adrenalize: The Ultimate Def Leppard Experience • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

At StageOne in Fairfield, CT, Adrenalize delivers a faithful salute to Def Leppard, taking its name from the band’s fifth studio album that topped the charts in both the UK and the United States. The performance spotlights the arena-ready songs that helped define a generation, blending the punch of hard rock with unforgettable hooks. The set features radio and MTV favorites like "Foolin'", "Rock of Ages", "Photograph", "Hysteria", "Rocket", "Animal", "Armageddon It", "Love Bites", and "Pour Some Sugar On Me", along with fan-loved deep cuts including "Wasted", "High 'n' Dry", and "Switch 625". This tribute celebrates Def Leppard’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame status and global impact, with more than 100 million records sold. Their mix of metal edge and pop melody powered landmark albums Pyromania and Hysteria and kept the band in constant MTV rotation. Adrenalize’s seasoned players channel the swagger and high-voltage stage presence associated with the originals, creating a high-energy night built for singing along and big choruses.

The 502s at District Music Hall (Norwalk)

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents welcome The 502s to District Music Hall for a night of feel-good, sun-soaked folk and lively performance. The Orlando five piece has built a devoted following for concerts that overflow with energy and a sense of community. Their 2025 album Easy Street unfolds as a 13 song concept set in a carefree seaside town, and the standout track Your Nonsense Makes Sense turns everyday chaos into a singalong about quirks, friendship, and connection. After a busy year of North American headline dates and festivals in 2025, the band carries that momentum into 2026 with its Nonsense All Night tour in Europe. This event is open to all ages.

Jason Mraz w/ Gregory Page

Jason Mraz, a two-time Grammy-winning singer and songwriter and a Songwriters Hall of Fame honoree, is known for the hits "I’m Yours" and "I Won’t Give Up." His latest album, Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride, features the lively single "I Feel Like Dancing" and nods to the spirit of early releases like Waiting For My Rocket to Come, Mr. A-Z, and We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. Created with collaborators including Raining Jane and producer Martin Terefe, the pop-forward songs reflect on midlife experiences with an upbeat, encouraging tone. Beyond the studio, he finished as runner-up on Season 32 of Dancing With The Stars and has appeared on Broadway as Dr. Pomatter in Waitress. Through the Jason Mraz Foundation, he supports inclusive arts education and efforts that advance equality.

Sell Your Gold Fundraiser at Stamford History Center

Turn unwanted jewelry into cash while helping preserve Stamford’s past at a gold buying fundraiser at the Stamford History Center. Bring items such as broken chains or bracelets, single earrings, class rings, rings missing stones, gifts you no longer keep, pieces you never wear, nonworking gold watches, dental gold, plus platinum and palladium. Bob the Gold Man will evaluate your pieces, purchase what he can during your visit, and provide a check. After refining, over 70 percent of the profits will be donated in your name to the Stamford History Center to support the preservation of Stamford’s history. Silver is not accepted.

World Music with Anitra

Enjoy a children’s concert featuring Anitra Brooks, a talented singer who performs in 5 languages. The audience is welcome to sing along during parts of the show. The concert is designed for preschool and early elementary students however older children and adults can attend as well.

IMAGINE, Family & Children's Agency's annual benefit, May 29 at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich

IMAGINE is the annual fundraiser for Family & Children's Agency at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich. The program features master of ceremonies Mikey Day, who hosts Is It Cake? and appears on Saturday Night Live.

3rd Annual STEMFest

In its third year, STEMFest takes place at CoCreate - GE Appliances Micro Mfg. Plant & Showroom. The event welcomes involvement from students, volunteers, speakers, and partners, and offers sponsorship opportunities.

Call to Arms

Call to Arms is a referral program for Warhammer. Bring someone who is new to the hobby, and when they start their own journey you receive a sticker. Collect enough stickers to redeem rewards such as pins, a gaming dashboard, and a paintbrush rack. For more information, call the store or visit in person.

Reverie 2026

At Reverie Greenwich, this elegant waterfront gathering celebrates 2026 Grand Marshal Paul Russell. Attendees can enjoy tastings from five well known Greenwich restaurants alongside handcrafted cocktails. Set within Club Greenwich on the main show field, it brings together enthusiasts and invites a leisurely walk by the water for an up close look at a carefully curated lineup of vehicles from The Greenwich Concours.

A Decade Of Good Trouble: 10 Year Anniversary Party!

An anniversary party at Soundview Rooftop marks ten years of Bridgeport Generation Now and a full decade of getting into good trouble. This celebratory gathering honors the milestone and reflects on the journey so far.

Candlelight: The Soundtrack of the 60´s | Westchester County

St Marks Episcopal Church glows with candlelight for an intimate concert that celebrates the music of The Beatles in Westchester County. The Highline String Quartet interprets beloved songs including Here Comes the Sun, I Want to Hold Your Hand, Help!, Michelle, Penny Lane, Come Together, We Can Work It Out, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Lady Madonna, Blackbird, Here, There and Everywhere, Eleanor Rigby, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, Yesterday, and Hey Jude. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted. Guests 8 and older are welcome, with those under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Huckster

Huckster brings an open-air evening of classic songs to The Griff. Experience a night of familiar favorites under the open sky.

Get Lit at Tiernan's

Tiernans Bar & Restaurant sets the scene for a lively night at a beloved Stamford staple. Regulars can expect the signature high energy vibe they know well and a fun, spirited atmosphere that keeps the good times going.

The Greenwich Concours de Sport 2026

Spend the day immersed in automotive excellence on the show field as over 125 sports cars, competition machines, and rare one-offs compete for honors in 17 distinct classes. The showcase highlights innovation, performance, and the heritage of motorsport, with a strong focus on provenance and individuality. Discover uniquely significant vehicles with notable histories and standout details, all set against the scenic backdrop of Greenwich harbor.

Crew Love

Escape Nightclub in Stamford hosts Crew Love Stamford, CT, part of the WE HEART RNB party tour. This R&B-focused night highlights the genre in a nightclub atmosphere.

Town of Rye: ECOfest

ECOfest brings a day of eco-minded fun to Crawford Park, featuring activities for all ages, nature hikes, and eco-friendly vendors. The focus is on simple everyday choices that support the environment, with opportunities to explore the park, discover green products and services, and enjoy family-friendly experiences. Details on participating vendors and groups will be announced.

Greenwich Library – Tech Help (Saturdays)

Receive tech support at Greenwich Library during a session lasting one hour. Staff from the library will help with questions about computers, laptops, cell phones, and tablets. Registration is recommended because space for drop-ins may be limited.

Merestead Woodland Walk

This woodland walk at Merestead focuses on the variety of trees, ferns, mushrooms, wildflowers, and birds found along the shaded trails. Participants meet at the carriage house parking area before the stroll begins. The program continues in light rain, with cancellation only in the case of more severe weather.

Brooks ‘n’ Bugs

Curious about the small creatures living in local waters? Guided by an Earthplace naturalist, participants explore Stony Brook and Frog Hollow Pond by scooping the water, sorting through leaf litter with nets, and checking beneath rocks to spot the animals that make these habitats their home. The group surveys these often hidden aquatic residents and learns how their presence offers clues about overall water quality.

Glass Fusing 101 Workshop (Mount Kisco)

Explore the basics of glass fusing in a hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop at The Pottery Factory - Mount Kisco. A creative specialist will guide you through using glass tools and materials as you design a functional piece for your home. Choose your colors and add personal touches with the studio’s supplies. After the session, your project will be kiln fired, and you will be notified when it is ready, usually in about 7 to 10 days.

Warhammer Challenges: Behemoths

This Warhammer painting challenge spotlights behemoths, encouraging work on the largest and most fearsome models in an army. Participants can focus on towering, stompy centerpieces and showcase their best detailing and finish. A prize is awarded to everyone who submits an entry.

Brad Williams Tickets

Brad Williams brings an uncensored, high-energy stand-up set to Capitol Theater, Port Chester, Ny. Expect quick wit, bold stories, and a steady rush of punchlines in a general admission format. Tickets are running low and the show is nearing a sellout. Savings are available with code TAKE5 for 5 percent off on orders of 199 or more, or code TAKE10 for 10 percent off on orders of 349 or more.

Brad Williams in Port Chester, NY

Brad Williams appears live at Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York. This all ages event features reserved seating. A password presale is available using BRAD, followed by a general on-sale. Tickets are available online.

The 30th Greenwich Concours d'Elegance

The 30th edition of the Greenwich Concours d’Elegance continues an annual celebration of automotive craftsmanship at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, a harbor park setting. Guests can explore more than 125 collector cars and storied marques as they compete for awards across 17 classes. Paul Russell, a renowned preservationist and European collector car expert, will serve as Grand Marshal.

The 47th Annual Polish Heritage Festival

Experience Polish-American heritage through cultural exhibits, lively polka music, children’s activities, and vendors featuring authentic Polish crafts and food to purchase. The 2025 Polish Parade Marshal, Miss Polonia, and Junior Miss Polonia will be there. The festival takes place regardless of weather. Seating is informal on the lawn, so bring a blanket or folding chairs. Coolers are not permitted. There is no charge for admission or parking.

Together We Rise: Bridgeport Pride's Annual Flag Raising & Block Party

Celebrate the start of Pride Month downtown at Bridgeport Pride’s annual flag raising and block party. Watch the Pride flag rise in a show of unity, then continue the celebration with a festive community gathering along the block.

The Met: Live in HD Frank & Cruz’s "El Último Sueño de Frida y Diego"

The Met’s season closes with Gabriela Lena Frank’s opera El Último Sueño de Frida y Diego, a Met-premiere production set to a libretto by Pulitzer Prize winner Nilo Cruz. The story envisions Frida Kahlo emerging from the afterlife for a brief reunion with Diego Rivera. Mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard and baritone Carlos Álvarez portray the celebrated artists, conveying both the intensity and the ache of their bond, with Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin on the podium. Directed and choreographed by Deborah Colker, the production draws on the artists’ own paintings, embracing vivid color and strong emotion. A free pre-screening talk with Marice Rose, PhD, will be held in the Quick Center’s Wien Experimental Theatre, and Quick Members receive priority seating.

City of Stamford 2026 Citizen of the Year

At the Italian Center, a community celebration honors Dr. Maggie Young as the 2026 Stamford Citizen of the Year, with special recognition for scholarship recipients and honored veterans. The program highlights service and achievement in Stamford, and support for the event helps fund scholarships for Stamford high school seniors and strengthens the community.

Deric Cahill

Experience Deric Cahill live at New York Comedy Club Stamford. This performance suits both group outings and solo plans, and tickets are limited, so consider securing yours in advance for a memorable night.

An Evening with Clare Bowen and Jonathan Jackson—Songs and Stories from Music City Stamford, CT

Clare Bowen and Jonathan Jackson bring an intimate night of songs and storytelling from Music City to New York Comedy Club Stamford. The program features close-up musical performances, behind-the-scenes tales, and a Q&A with the artists. VIP tickets, priced at $89 plus taxes and fees, include a post-show photo opportunity, while general admission tickets are $49 plus taxes and fees.

David Lee Roth - Port Chester, NY

An evening with David Lee Roth comes to The Capitol Theatre. The appearance follows news of his newly announced North American tour.

Chelsea Handler Port Chester

Port Chester, NY hosts a stop on Chelsea Handler’s comedy tour, part of a North American run. Tickets are available.

Chelsea Handler Tickets

Chelsea Handler, a comedian, author, and television host known for sharp, candid humor, appears at Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. She rose to prominence with the late-night show Chelsea Lately and later added best-selling books and Netflix specials to her body of work. Her fearless commentary on relationships, politics, and social issues has made her a standout voice in comedy.

Chelsea Handler - The High And Mighty Tour

Chelsea Handler brings The High And Mighty Tour to the stage with the sharp, candid humor that has made her a leading voice in entertainment and pop culture. A comedian and television host, she is the author of seven New York Times bestsellers, six of them reaching number one. She led E!’s top-rated Chelsea Lately for seven years, during which she was the only woman hosting a late night talk show on air. She went on to create the documentary series Chelsea Does and the Netflix talk show Chelsea. Her stand up special Evolution earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Comedy Album, and she launched the advice podcast Dear Chelsea. She toured North America with Vaccinated and Horny, performing 115 shows across more than 90 cities and earning The Comedy Act of 2021 at the People’s Choice Awards. Recent highlights include the Netflix special The Feeling, a third consecutive turn hosting the Critics’ Choice Awards, a European run titled An Abroad Broad, and a Las Vegas residency, Chelsea at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan, where she became the venue’s first female comedian in residence. This tour stop showcases her unfiltered storytelling and quick wit.

Seascape Resin Workshop (Mount Kisco)

Create a coastal-inspired resin pour that captures your own shoreline memories. This hands-on workshop offers step-by-step guidance from a creative specialist on working with resin and the project materials. Arrange seashells, tumbled glass, sand, starfish and other accents to design a personalized seascape, and you are welcome to bring small beach keepsakes to make it uniquely yours. Choose the details that match your style as you work. Finished pieces cure overnight and will be ready for pickup the next day.

JAILHOUSE DUO

Enjoy live music from Jailhouse Duo as part of a recurring series.

Ryan Bingham & The Texas Gentlemen Tickets

Ryan Bingham joins The Texas Gentlemen at The Capitol Theatre for an unfiltered, high-energy evening that blends rugged Americana, soul-steeped country, and rock and roll bite. The performance highlights vivid storytelling, rootsy twang, and a commanding live sound.

Women of Distinction 2026

This 17th annual Women of Distinction luncheon at Shorehaven Golf Club honors local women who are creating positive change in the community. The gathering highlights their leadership, influence, and accomplishments while supporting the mission of the YWCA. Tickets and tables are on sale.

Musicality for West Coast Swing: Accents and Breaks

At Dance Dimensions, this focused workshop series is geared toward West Coast Swing dancers who want to deepen musical awareness. Instruction explores hearing and expressing accents, emphasizing the first count of a phrase, and catching breaks when the music pauses, then using partnership to shape the dance around the song’s structure and both strong and subtle moments. The session is segmented with periodic breaks, and dinner will be served. Participants are welcome to bring something to contribute to a community table. After the instruction, a social dance follows featuring West Coast Swing music, with Hustle, Salsa, and Nightclub Two Step available on request. Online preregistration is required, with options for a full pass that includes all workshops and the dance or a dance-only choice.

SAVE THE DATES for the June 2026 Greenwich Specialties!

Set at Taylor Farms (dog park), this two-day schedule features four specialties. The first day includes the all-breed Greenwich Specialty judged by Phoebe Booth alongside a concurrent independent specialty judged by Jenna Iacobellis. The second day offers the all-breed Longshore Specialty with Michael Faulkner as judge and a concurrent independent specialty judged by Rachel Romano Kelly.

Dead on Live - Grate Deal Tribute

Dead on Live makes its first appearance at Sacred Heart Community Theatre with two complete sets filled with deep cuts and fan favorites from the Grateful Dead’s extensive catalog. In the group’s signature, record-true style, the show also honors the Dead’s spirit of freedom and exploration with ample improvisation and classic jam energy that invites dancing.

Stamford Bubbleicious Bubble Run

Experience a feel-good 5K where each step is about play and laughter. More than just a run, it creates an in-motion celebration of joy that helps participants feel like kids again.

Greenwich Color Run By Color Craze

Color Craze transforms a run into a festive celebration filled with bright color, music, and high energy. From the beginning to the end, participants become part of a vivid scene with laughter and memorable moments. Run, walk, or even dance at your own pace, with the focus on enjoying the experience in full color. The event welcomes all into the ColorVerse to celebrate life in vibrant hues and create lasting memories.

The 29th Annual Asian-American Heritage Festival

Explore the traditions of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, and Indonesian communities through live music and dance, regional foods, and arts and culture displays, plus hands-on activities like paper cutting from China and origami. Families will find children’s entertainment with balloon art, games, and face painting. The festival goes on rain or shine. Seating is casual on the lawn, so bring a blanket or folding chairs. Coolers are not permitted. Both entry and parking are free.

Summer Tour Film Screening + Performance by Mason's Children Presented by Rare Dead

Rare Dead presents a night of film and live music at Garcia's, pairing a screening of Summer Tour with a performance by Mason's Children. The documentary follows a young couple on the road as they trail Dead & Company during the band’s last tour, highlighting the Deadhead community and life between shows. Directed by Mischa Richter, produced by Chloë Sevigny, and distributed by Utopia, it blends a personal love story with a portrait of a uniquely American culture rooted in music, freedom, and connection. Mason's Children brings a youthful, psychedelic tribute to the Grateful Dead that channels the Haight-Ashbury spirit. Emerging from the Shakedown lot scene, they are known for improvised street performances and energetic sets that honor the original vibe.

Hope in Motion Walk

This community gathering features a three-mile walk along the Greenway Trail to Scalzi Park. The route starts in Mill River Park and concludes back at the park.

Art in the Park

Binney Park becomes a showcase for creativity as artists display and sell their work, from paintings and photography to drawings, mixed media, and more. Enjoy a leisurely walk around the pond while browsing the artwork and discovering pieces that catch your eye.

Veteran of the Month Flag Raising Ceremony for Joseph "Butch" Murawski (Marine Corps)

A Veteran of the Month flag raising ceremony honoring Joseph "Butch" Murawski of the Marine Corps takes place at American Legion Post 12. For more than thirty years, the American Legion has upheld a tradition of paying tribute to a deceased veteran on the first Sunday from April through December. The event is free, suitable for all ages, and a reception will follow.

SHOW DAY #1 - SUNDAY JUNE 7

This program spotlights Drumageddon, Monday Rock 101, Fleetwood Mac, and Wednesday Rock 101. The performances are set inside K1 Raceway in the bowling alley and arcade area. When entering the facility, stay to the right to reach the event.

Albanian Heritage Day

The festival spotlights Albanian culture through traditional dishes and drinks, folk dancing, and a range of sports. Onstage entertainment is planned, with participation by children from the Mother Tereza Center. DJ Geni provides energetic traditional music representing regions across Albania. The celebration goes on rain or shine. Seating is casual, so pack lawn blankets or folding chairs for the grass. Coolers are not permitted. Both entry and parking are free.

Cruise Night at Hotel MTK with the NY Cruisers

Hotel MTK partners with the New York Cruisers for a recurring Cruise Night series running May through October, turning the hotel’s outdoor areas into a relaxed, social gathering for car lovers, neighbors, and travelers. Explore a changing display of classic and muscle cars while taking in the welcoming atmosphere and connecting with fellow enthusiasts. The Hub, the hotel’s restaurant, adds to the experience by serving food and drinks outdoors during Cruise Night. It is open to the public every day for breakfast and dinner, making it easy to grab a bite and stay longer. Open to all and free to attend.

Norwalk Service Clubs Blood Drive

Exchange Club of Norwalk, Norwalk Kiwanis, Norwalk Lions, and Norwalk Rotary are teaming up to host a community blood drive benefiting the American Red Cross at Norwalk Inn & Conference Center. The Red Cross supports people in crisis and helps communities prepare for emergencies, and it supplies about 40 percent of the nation’s blood thanks to volunteer donors. Blood donations at this drive help sustain these lifesaving services.

Burgers, Beer & Barrels

Burgers, Beer & Barrels, previously known as Burger & Beer Blast, brings a lively summer celebration to Kensico Dam Plaza. Thirty local restaurants go head to head to create the top burger. Attendees sample the contenders, cast votes, and help crown the champion. The experience also features live music along with craft beer, wine, spirits, and an array of food trucks.

Catholic Charities Stamford Summer Soirée 2026

Hosted at Woodway Country Club, the New Covenant Center Summer Soirée focuses on impact and community while serving as the organization’s main annual fundraising event. It honors 48 years of service in Stamford and features special guest Joe Girardi. Support from this event helps provide food, clothing, and essential services to people in need across Fairfield County.

Al Cron Quartet featuring Hendrik Meurkens

At Jazz on main, trombonist Al Cron leads a dynamic quartet drawing players from the Boston and New York jazz communities. Cron is noted for a warm, singing sound, melodic improvising, and original pieces that nod to the soulful Blue Note lineage while channeling the drive of contemporary jazz. A longtime presence in New England, he has worked with Aretha Franklin, Johnny Mathis, The Temptations, and the Artie Shaw Orchestra, and his discography includes The Prowl and Circles and Roots. The group features internationally recognized vibraphonist and chromatic harmonica artist Hendrik Meurkens, a Berklee alum living in New York whose approach blends straight-ahead jazz with Brazilian influences, with credits alongside Ray Brown, Jimmy Cobb, Paquito D’Rivera, and Charlie Byrd. Bassist Joe Fitzgerald and drummer Steve Johns, seasoned NYC players, complete the ensemble. The program features original music, new interpretations of jazz standards, and lively interplay.

Andy McKee • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

Internationally recognized acoustic guitarist Andy McKee brings his artistry to StageOne in Fairfield, CT. Celebrated for original works on steel-string guitar, he has toured solo in more than 40 countries, sharing instrumental music that speaks without lyrics. Early exposure to modern fingerstyle pioneers like Michael Hedges, Preston Reed, and Don Ross inspired him to explore alternate tunings and to weave rhythm, harmony, and melody together on a single instrument. As a quiet teenager, he discovered the guitar as a way to express thoughts that were hard to convey in words. His music reached a global audience in 2006 when the video for Drifting took off on YouTube, followed by Rylynn, For My Father, and Into the Ocean, each drawing millions of views. His videos now number in the hundreds of millions and have encouraged a new generation of fingerstyle players, with musicians such as Calum Graham, Alexandr Misko, Sungha Jung, and Mike Dawes citing his influence.

MAGICAL MYSTERY DOORS - Beatles, Zeppelin, Doors Tribute

Magical Mystery Doors salutes three rock legends by artfully weaving the catalogs of The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors into a fresh concert experience. Audiences can look forward to favorite hits from each group, along with creative blends that spark surprise and big sing alongs. Examples include the melody of “Hello, I Love You” set over “Misty Mountain Hop,” the thunder of “When the Levee Breaks” paired with the gentle guitar of “Dear Prudence,” and a flowing sequence that links “The Rain Song,” “Riders on the Storm,” and “Here Comes the Sun.” A dynamic visual setup with modern video screens and vivid lighting deepens the immersion, creating an atmosphere where the music takes center stage and fans of every age can leave distractions behind.

Young the Giant - Victory Garden Tour with Cold War Kids

Young the Giant brings the Victory Garden Tour to Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater with Cold War Kids. The performance is planned to go on rain or shine. Re-entry is not permitted after exiting the venue. Bags will be searched at entry, and cameras with detachable lenses are not allowed. Ticket access includes several presales for Garden Members, YTG, Cold War Kids, the venue, Spotify, Citi Cardmembers, Live Nation, and VIP packages, followed by a public onsale and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

The Ride for Our Vets 2026

Now in its 15th year, this cycling fundraiser winds through Fairfield County and Bedford, New York to benefit the Connecticut Veterans Legal Center. Proceeds support free legal services that help Connecticut veterans overcome barriers to housing, health care, income, and recovery. Participants can ride solo or as part of a team with friends, family, or colleagues. Registration is $95 with no fundraising minimum, and includes the official ride jersey designed by Peak 1 Sports plus entry to a post-ride celebration at Third Place by Half Full Brewery. The goal is to raise at least $150,000 in support of veterans. Since 2012, the Ride for Our Vets has showcased routes across Connecticut, from rural trails to the shoreline, and has generated more than $1 million to serve veterans with limited incomes.

Juliet Ewing & the Ron Drotos Trio

Vocalist Juliet Ewing shares her love of the Great American Songbook, time honored jazz standards, and favorite numbers from Broadway. With credits in New York cabarets and jazz venues, on Broadway, and in European theater, she pairs assured stage presence with a wide vocal palette that flows from sultry jazz to sweeping show tunes. She is especially drawn to the music of George and Ira Gershwin. She performs with pianist and arranger Ron Drotos and his trio. Drotos has an extensive background in jazz and on Broadway, and he helped create the Tony Award nominated musical "Swinging On A Star." Their collaboration showcases his fresh Gershwin arrangements from their show "I Got Rhythm," along with upbeat, romantic songs delivered with a swinging jazz touch.

Mr TRLP’S 2nd Saturday’s at the Lava Sono piano lounge

Mr TRLP performs in the intimate piano lounge at Lava Sono alongside his pianist, delivering a mix of favorites across genres that span jazz, R&B, soul, Top 40 and more. The atmosphere suits special moments, and celebrations of all kinds are welcome. Those planning to mark an occasion can arrange reservations in advance. Food and drink selections will be available.

Indigo Girls Tickets

Indigo Girls present a heartfelt live set filled with rich harmonies, vivid storytelling, and timeless folk-rock melodies. The show blends acoustic warmth with emotionally resonant lyrics, creating an intimate connection with the audience. Expect familiar singalong favorites and soulful vocals from a celebrated folk-rock duo. Early purchase savings are available with code TAKE5 for 5% off orders of $199 or more, or TAKE10 for 10% off orders of $349 or more.

Merestead Meadow Walk

Enjoy an easy-paced walk through the meadows at Merestead, with opportunities to see birds, native grasses, flowers, and more. The program is free. Participants meet at the carriage house parking area. It will run in light rain, with cancellation if conditions worsen.

Grand Tasting Village

At Kensico Dam Plaza, the Wine & Food Festival’s hallmark gathering features live chef demonstrations, tastings from over 40 local restaurants, and more than 200 wines and spirits, with food trucks adding even more variety. The Connoisseurs Tent provides a private lounge with the event’s top-tier wine selections alongside dishes from leading area restaurants. Wine expert, author, and educator Kevin Zraly leads seminars that explore the vintages poured in the Connoisseurs Tent.

The Rock and Roll Playhouse Plays Music of Taylor Swift + More for Kids

Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre hosts The Rock and Roll Playhouse for a family concert created for young listeners, featuring the music of Taylor Swift. Aimed at families with children age ten and under, the program invites kids to move, play, and sing along while a live band performs songs by iconic rock artists. The experience weaves music with games, movement, and storytelling to inspire creativity and offer an early introduction to the excitement of live rock music. This event shares the songs of Taylor Swift with a new generation and is not associated with or endorsed by the artist. All children must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver. Sound levels are turned down for small ears, and some children may be more comfortable wearing hearing-protection earmuffs such as Baby Banz, which are available for purchase.

June 2026 featuring GM and GM-powered cars

At Goodwives Shopping Center, a showcase of General Motors and GM-powered cars from around the world features brands like Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, GMC, Hummer, Saturn, Opel, Saab, and Holden, along with performance and specialty names such as Lingenfelter, Callaway, Motion, and Yenko. The event welcomes vehicles of every make and model, and awards will be presented.

Theresa Caputo Live: The Experience Tickets Port Chester NY Capitol Theatre

Theresa Caputo brings her live show, The Experience, to the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York.

The Sadies • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

The Sadies appear at StageOne in Fairfield, CT. For three decades, the group has toured the world, bringing a live set that blends roots and country with spaghetti western textures, surf-tinged guitar, garage rock grit, vivid psychedelia, and exploratory alt rock, performed with exacting musicianship and heartfelt energy. Tickets are on sale.

SHOW DAY #2 - SUNDAY JUNE 14

This show day offers a run of performances featuring Thursday Rock 101, CBGB, Friday Rock 101, Funk, Saturday Rock 101, and Garage Rock Explosion. The event takes place inside K1 Raceway in the bowling alley and arcade. After you enter, keep to the right.

Zumba Classes

Free weekly Zumba classes are offered at Kensico Dam Plaza. Most sessions follow the regular schedule, with two sessions starting earlier than usual. The program is free to attend.

Devon Allman's Blues Summit • Fairfield, CT • The Warehouse

Devon Allman’s Blues Summit brings a powerful night of blues and soul to The Warehouse in Fairfield, CT. Led by Devon Allman, the show features Jimmy Hall, known for his work with Wet Willie and collaborations with Jeff Beck, showcasing dynamic harmonica and commanding vocals. Blues guitarist Larry McCray adds expressive playing and lived in stories, creating a set that moves from raw roots to a modern pulse. GA-20 are also performing, delivering a lean electric sound steeped in tradition. Matt Stubbs, Cody Nilsen and Josh Kiggans favor vintage gear and record live to capture real time energy, a practice that has helped them earn multiple number one albums on the Billboard Blues Chart.

The Black Crowes

The Black Crowes perform alongside Whiskey Myers and Southall at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Southern Hospitality Tour: The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers

The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers bring the Southern Hospitality Tour to Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater. The show is planned to go on rain or shine. Re-entry is not permitted after exiting the venue, and all bags will be checked at the entrance. Cameras with removable lenses are not allowed.

Whiskey Myers — Bridgeport

Whiskey Myers delivers a guitar-forward Southern rock show that stays raw and loud, pairing grit with melody and plenty of crowd-pleasing hooks. Expect favorites like “Broken Window Serenade,” “Stone,” “Ballad of a Southern Man,” and “Bury My Bones.” The Black Crowes and Southall round out the lineup for a full night of rock.

Exchange Club of Norwalk Installation Meeting

At Spacecat Brewing Company, the Exchange Club of Norwalk holds an installation meeting to seat its officers and board members, followed by a tour of the brewery. The organization is dedicated to inspiring stronger communities and upholds the values of family, community, and country, with a core commitment to preventing child abuse. Guests are welcome at meetings and activities to learn more about the club and its efforts to make a positive impact locally.

Booker T. Jones • Fairfield, CT • The Warehouse

Booker T. Jones brings A Stax Revue to The Warehouse FTC, celebrating classic Memphis soul with deep grooves, the unmistakable Hammond B3, and songs that helped shape an era. The set highlights Green Onions and Time Is Tight, along with enduring favorites made famous by Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, Carla Thomas, and additional classics from the Stax Records catalog. As the leader of Booker T. & the M.G.’s and a key architect of the Stax sound, Jones helped define modern soul from within. Appearing with a powerhouse band that features horns, multiple vocalists, and the rhythm section at the heart of his music, he blends performance and storytelling for a lively tour through one of America’s most influential songbooks. A Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award honoree, he brings history, feel, tone, and groove to the stage for a powerful night.

Piel Canela Dance School's Road Trip to Tri-State Dance Fest

Joe Burgos, Bianca Soto, and Piel Canela Dance School are organizing a road trip to Connecticut for Tri State Dance Fest. The festival showcases some of the best Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, and Zouk dancers and offers three days of dancing with more than 50 hours of workshops, plus socials in all four styles and more. Passes are available. A WhatsApp chat can be arranged upon request. For questions, text 917-737-1108.

THE ANDERSON BROTHERS PLAY RICHARD RODGERS

Identical twin brothers Peter and Will Anderson, hailed by the New York Times for their mastery of clarinet and saxophone, present a program that celebrates the life and music of American clarinet legend Benny Goodman. Born and raised in Washington, D.C., these Grammy-winning Juilliard graduates have headlined the Blue Note, Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, and the New Orleans Jazz Festival, and they have appeared live on Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion. Their playing is featured on the soundtrack of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire with Vince Giordano’s Nighthawks. Their Off-Broadway show Le Jazz Hot earned a 2014 Drama Desk nomination and was one of eight productions to sell out at Manhattan’s 59E59 Theaters, and they are also 2018 Bistro Award recipients.

Daniel Glass Trio • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

At StageOne in Fairfield, CT, the Daniel Glass Trio delivers a wide-ranging set that moves through jazz, funk, rock, and psychedelic-tinged jams. The group features award-winning drummer, author, and educator Daniel Glass with Sean Harkness on guitar and Michael O'Brien on bass, three standout New York City players whose credits include work with Bette Midler, Gene Simmons, Brian Setzer, Royal Crown Revue, Trey Anastasio, Harry Connick Jr., Liza Minnelli, Jose Feliciano, Kathleen Turner, the Manhattan Transfer’s Janice Siegel, Mike Ness of Social Distortion, and Countess Luann de Lesseps. Performing together since 2016, the trio has shaped a unified sound on intimate club stages and festival platforms across the U.S. and Europe. Their debut release "BAM!" captures a freewheeling approach and a repertoire that blends original compositions with surprising covers such as "I Feel Free," "Scarborough Fair," "Let 'Em In," "Eyes of the World," and "Smoke on the Water." Reviewers have described the performance as mesmerizing and highlighted how the band treats jazz and rock on equal footing. The result is tight interplay, spontaneous turns, and fresh perspectives on familiar melodies.

The Fab Faux Featuring The Hogshead Horns & The Creme Tangerine Strings

The Fab Faux brings its revered Beatles re-creations to The Capitol Theatre with the added power of The Hogshead Horns and The Creme Tangerine Strings. The lineup of Jimmy Vivino, Rich Pagano, Frank Agnello, Jack Petruzzelli and newest member Jim Boggia focuses on faithfully reproducing the original arrangements with extraordinary detail, especially the intricate later-period recordings the Beatles themselves did not take to the stage. Known for exacting, part-by-part performances of studio epics like Strawberry Fields Forever and I Am the Walrus, they also shine on harmony-rich favorites including Because, Nowhere Man and Paperback Writer. Each musician’s character comes through while every essential line remains intact, turning songs from the grooves of classic records into a living, full-band concert sound. For more than 25 years, audiences have returned as the group continues to tackle fresh selections from the Beatles and solo catalogs, from big Hey Jude moments with horns and strings to immersive renditions of Within You Without You featuring Jimmy Vivino on sitar, along with early rock workouts that recall the Cavern Club days. Their work has earned acclaim from Rolling Stone magazine.

The Other Four at Fairfield University Pocket Park - Make Music Day in Fairfield CT

The Other Four perform at Fairfield University Pocket Park as part of Make Music Day in Fairfield. This location hosts several performers, allowing attendees to catch multiple acts in one place. The park is next to a Starbucks.

James Taylor And His All-Star Band

James Taylor and his All-Star Band take the stage at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater. The show goes on in any weather. Please note that re-entry is not permitted once you exit. Bags will be inspected at the entrance, and cameras with removable lenses are not allowed.

Daniel Tosh Tickets

Daniel Tosh takes the stage at Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York with a fearless set built on sharp humor and unapologetic observations. Expect quick wit, bold commentary, and surprise punchlines that spark big laughs. The show leans into boundary-pushing comedy and stays engaging from the first bit to the closing joke.

29th Annual Kids Challenge Golf Tournament

At Shorehaven Golf Club, the 29th Annual Kids Challenge features a full round of 18 holes scored in a tournament format with challenges on the course. Participants can look forward to dining available throughout the day, cocktails, and a celebration dinner. Funds raised help keep the SafeHaven shelter open for youth in crisis, strengthen TeenTalk and prevention programs, and expand counseling and 24/7 crisis services for families. A live auction offers another way to contribute, and sponsorship opportunities are available for those seeking to amplify their support.

G. LOVE, DONAVON FRANKENREITER, MOON TAXI – ROLLING TOGETHER REVUE TOUR

G. Love, Donavon Frankenreiter, and Moon Taxi team up for the Rolling Together Revue Tour. A limited, advance only Premium Section VIP Ticket Package adds extra time with the artists, including a premium section general admission ticket, a meet and greet with all three performers, early entry to the venue, a signed VIP laminate and poster, and an outdoor hang, with only 50 spots available per show. Pricing for this package is $245 for Early Bird or $235.50 for Early Bird Members, and $250 for Advance or $240 for Members. The Premium Lawn section is closest to the stage and features a dedicated cash or credit bar for premium ticket holders, with prices at $95 for Early Bird or $85.50 for Early Bird Members, $100 for Advance or $90 for Members, and $105 on the day of show. Lawn Section GA includes access to the terrace bar, priced at $45 for Early Bird or $40.50 for Early Bird Members, $50 for Advance or $45 for Members, and $55 on the day of show. Levitt Pavilion members receive pre-sale access and member discounts for this and upcoming shows.

An Acoustic Evening with Trey Anastasio Ft. Jeff Tanski

An intimate acoustic evening with Trey Anastasio, joined by Jeff Tanski, spotlights a songwriter and guitarist whose work spans rock, classical, and musical theatre. Since 1983 Anastasio has been the guitarist, vocalist, and principal composer for Phish, and Rolling Stone has placed him among its 250 greatest guitarists. He has earned three GRAMMY nominations and a 2013 Tony nomination for co-writing the score to the Broadway musical Hands on a Hardbody. As a composer and arranger, his pieces have been performed by leading orchestras including the New York Philharmonic, the National Symphony Orchestra, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Boston Pops. With Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, and Page McConnell, he formed Phish in Burlington, Vermont, a band known for inventive songwriting, expansive improvisation, and immersive live shows that draw on many genres. The group has released 16 studio albums and played more than 2,000 concerts, often selling out major venues across North America. Their milestones include a series of self-produced festivals, most recently 2024’s Mondegreen, and a four-night sold-out engagement at Sphere in Las Vegas. Anastasio is also the founder of the Divided Sky Foundation, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to helping people find joy in recovery from drugs and alcohol. In 2020 he presented the Beacon Jams, an eight-week livestream residency that raised $1.2 million for the foundation and helped open the Divided Sky Residential Recovery Program in Ludlow, Vermont. The program is grounded in the 12 Steps, emotional sobriety, and mindfulness, and it does not turn people away due to financial need.

Caitlynne Curtis • Fairfield, CT • StageOne

Caitlynne Curtis brings a commanding voice and heartfelt storytelling to StageOne in Fairfield, Connecticut. The Nashville singer and songwriter blends modern country with soulful intensity, sharing music shaped by real life. Known for her collaboration with Struggle Jennings on the Billboard-topping, gold-certified “God We Need You Now,” she has built a reputation for honest songs that explore faith, heartbreak, and everyday challenges. The performance can move from quiet, stripped-down moments to bigger, full-band power, always centered on memorable hooks and an authentic connection. With momentum behind her recent work and a growing audience, this is a chance to experience where country and soul meet. Tickets are available.

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.

Gospel 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.

Son 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.

Some Hacks are back at the Sinclair

Some Hacks are back at The Sinclair for a rocking performance. Their return brings them to the venue's stage once again.

Georgia Peach Truck — Westport, CT @ Gilbertie's Garden Center

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.

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.

Matty & 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.

SAVE 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.

Yacht 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.

Best 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.

Adjustment 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.

A 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.

Midnight 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.

Warhammer 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.

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.

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.

Deric Cahill

New York Comedy Club Stamford hosts a live performance by Deric Cahill. It suits a night out with friends or a solo outing.

FDR 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.

Layered 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.

Tip-A-Cop hosted by Greenwich Police Department

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.

Dierks 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.

MATTEO 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.

Matteo Bocelli "Falling in Love World Tour" Tickets Westport CT Levitt Pavilion

Matteo Bocelli brings the Falling in Love World Tour to the Levitt Pavilion in Westport, CT. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace with a large selection that can include premium seats and suites, and options that may remain when the original box office is sold out. Prices are set by individual sellers and may be listed above or below face value. MyCityRocks reports having fulfilled more than 100,000 ticket orders since 2005, with access to an extensive inventory of tickets across concerts, sports, and theatre worldwide. Purchases come with a 100 percent guarantee that tickets are authentic and valid for entry, along with a money back guarantee if the event is cancelled and not rescheduled, excluding shipping. The exchange is not affiliated with the venue or the performer.

The 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.

Crossfire 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.

EGGY - 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.

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.

Hispanic 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.

Sound 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.

Agatha 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.

Joe 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.

The 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.

West 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.

Beach Ball 2026

The Greenwich Point Conservancy hosts its yearly Beach Ball fundraiser in a marquee tent on a bluff with views of Manhattan.

Jack 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.

Fruit 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.

Ne-Yo Tickets

Ne-Yo takes the stage with a blend of smooth R&B and pop, performing the chart-topping songs that made him a star. Expect buttery vocals, tight choreography, and uplifting grooves throughout the set. The result is a sleek, high-energy concert experience.