A talk by history Professor Matt Warshauer, “When the Connecticut River Decided the Revolution,” about how the river determined Connecticut’s revolutionary outlook, dividing east and west on economics, religion, and land availability, shaping a violent and politically driven revolt. Registration encouraged, but not required, here.

John Tobin Presents! delivers a slate of their funniest stand-up comedians for another free night of side-splitting laughs under the stars. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.

The Children’s Series presents Mega Ran, a former middle school teacher turned Grammy-nominated rapper who proves that Hip Hop can go anywhere. Educational and empowering Hip Hop tracks will have you giggling and bobbing your head to the beat. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages.Get tickets here.

Surfing for Daisy started on a porch in Asbury Park, NJ, new and old friends with a sound rooted in Alternative Folk Rock with hints of Psychedelia. The band played the Sea. Hear. Now festival in September in front of thousands and sold out The Stone Pony in November. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.

Three musical masters — Russ Lawton, Scott Metzger and Ray Paczkowski — came together in Vermont with alchemical synthesis and created a fresh, so-tight-it’s-free sound, permeated with technical prowess and a deep-pocket punch. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.

Desert Highway's nine veteran studio and concert tour performers take audiences on a nonstop journey through the radio hits, top ten singles, and favorite solo works of The Eagles. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.

Faded is the Crimson, led by guitarist JD Seem of the “Faster Things” Allman Brothers tribute band, celebrates the Grateful Dead live acoustic album “Reckoning” and revives the spirit of those intimate 1980 shows. Tickets are $15 each for WHCC members, $20 for non-members. Free for children 12 and under. Purchase tickets in advance here or at the door.

Experience the captivating rhythms of Lulada Club, an electrifying all-women salsa band setting the New York City music scene ablaze. These remarkable women command the stage and welcome all levels and ages to a salsa lesson at 7:00 and the concert and dance party at 7:30. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.

It took a world-shaking breakup for Amelia Day to find her true sound — and herself — embraced with the full range of her influences on “Ego Trip,” her genre-bending EP stacked high with alt-rock guitars, pop hooks, swooning keyboards, and the sharp songwriting of a lifelong storyteller. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.

Children’s Series: Hopalong Andrew is a folk and western music artist who performs original and traditional cowboy-themed music. His latest release honors the incredible-but-true diverse and multicultural heritage of the American West A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.

A rising force in music, Jessie Altman was named one of SPIN’s Top Emerging Artists. With over one million streams, she is known for soulful vocals and a cinematic sound. Her debut album Aftermath sparked major tours and growing buzz, with live performances that continue to set her apart. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.

An evening of community, live music, fresh food, and family fun with local vendors offering fresh vegetables, flowers, artisanal foods, and unique home goods. For dinner, food trucks and food tents are on site, and you can enjoy a hand-crafted cocktail in the Barn Bar. Lower lot parking, $20 and refunded in tokens for most vendor purchases, can be reserved on Lachat’s website. Park for free on the upper lot at 1 Ladder Hill Road South. Overflow parking is available at the Weston Field Club, with free shuttle service to the farm.

This five-piece indie-jam band from Southern Connecticut that has quickly carved out a rising presence on the modern jam landscape through fearless creativity and locked-in musical chemistry, blending psychedelic funk rock and thoughtful indie, thriving at the intersection of structure and spontaneity. A free ticket event. Patrons are welcome to bring outside food and beverages. Get tickets here.