Catch an Indie Lens Pop-Up screening of The Grocery List Show (2025, NR), a thoughtful documentary exploring food access and community through the everyday choices we make at the store. Pre-show pizza sets the tone before a film that blends humor and insight while spotlighting resilience and the systems shaping how people eat.

Don’t miss Buckethead at Infinity Hall Hartford, where the famously elusive guitarist brings his signature blend of progressive metal, funk, blues, jazz, bluegrass, and avant-garde experimentation to the stage. With hundreds of recordings and a reputation for virtuosic live performances, Buckethead’s shows are memorably unpredictable.

In this wildly funny competition series, comedic teams compete for your votes in a no-holds-barred improv show. The audience chooses the winner that will return the following month to compete again. In the end, one team remains standing and the others are banished from the stage forever, or until next time, because this is comedy not ancient Rome.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is home to an eclectic mix of creative figures, from renowned artists to legendary actors and writers. Michael Albano introduces the lives and legacies of both famous and lesser-known individuals, including William Glackens, Wallace Stevens, and Katharine Hepburn.

Spend the day at the Connecticut Science Center with hands-on activities exploring gardening, pollinators, composting, and the small everyday choices that shape the environment around us. From rooftop planting and seed ball making to interactive wildlife activities and native plant hunts, this family-friendly event turns sustainability into something playful, practical, and easy to explore together.