Bring a lawn chair and a picnic dinner as the Butler-McCook House’s historic garden comes alive with music. Round out your evening with free tours of the house museum’s first floor, an audio tour of the garden, and featured artist exhibitions. In case of inclement weather, the concert will move indoors to the Amos Bull Community Room.

July 9th: Ghazi Omair, “I, Too, Sing America. I, Too, Am America.”
August 13th: Kris Allen Quintet
September 10th: SOAR: Sounds of April & Randall

The CT Improv Mixer is a party where you can do improv scenes and meet other people. This is an all-experience-levels-welcome event where anyone who wants to get up on stage to do a scene gets paired up by hosts Sabrina Herrera and Josuel Rosario, with musical suggestions provided by DJ Funk Sloff in the booth.

See The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn reimagined at The Mark Twain House & Museum through an inventive puppet production by master mask and puppet maker Robert Beuth. Featuring more than 17 handcrafted masks and puppets, this imaginative adaptation brings Huck and Jim’s journey down the Mississippi to life in a whole new way.

*Recommended for adult audiences ages 12 and up.

Hartford nights hit different when American Vanity takes over Webster Underground, bringing a live alternative set that feels made for this city. With razor-sharp hooks, gritty guitars, and a stage presence that shifts from intimate to explosive, the band delivers a performance built on high-voltage, sing-along energy.

Dylan Leszek brings a night of classic rock favorites to Arch Street Tavern. Grab a drink, settle in, and enjoy an evening of familiar hits and live music in a laid-back setting.