Wind down the summer in style at Act III

Starting off every week, is Jerry Bergonzi and his trio. Every Tuesday night, acclaimed saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi headlines at Act III. “Tenor saxophonist, Jerry Bergonzi, is an internationally recognized jazz performer, composer, author and educator. “ Playing from 8:30 – 10:30 pm, he starts the week off on the right foot! Click here for tickets.

Wednesday , seasoned pianist Paul Broadnax and bassist Peter Kontrimas play from 8 – 10 pm. Enjoy the smooth jazz interpretations of these veteran musicians to get you through the remainder of the week. Come for dinner, too, and try the delicious Mediterranean/Californian cuisine of Act III. The kitchen is open until 9 pm, after that you can get a wide selection of appetizers and daily desserts specials.

Thursday, the evening starts with pianist Ted Knowlton, who plays during dinner, 6 – 8 pm. There is no cost. It is Act III’s gift to you for your continued support. Later, from 8:30 – 10:30, join international music sensations Hiro Honshuku and Racha Fora for some really smooth jazz.

Friday, Nick Goumas takes over and plays from 9 – 11 pm. Nick and his band have been regular contributors to the great music that Act III presents. Come enjoy the great jazz, a wonderful way to start the weekend. For tickets, click here.

Saturday, pianist Ric Maure plays from 6 – 8 pm. Ric is the perfect background piano player. Every so often, you can pick up the riffs of popular tunes woven into his melodies. At 9 pm, The Doug Lowe Group plays. This local Acton based group is sure to sellout, so get your tickets soon!

Sunday, music from the Jazz Jam fills the building. Usually, a very popular event, it is open to the public to join the fun. If you are a musician, bring your instrument and, as the saying goes, come on down! This week is hosted by Littleton native Molly Flannery, so come join your neighbors for some fun un-choreographed music. The music usually plays from 4 until 7, but the kitchen is open until 8 pm.

Act III, located in a rambling old farmhouse in the heart of Littleton Common, shares its space with Gallery 529. Gallery 529 is an artists’ cooperative with more than 30 participating artists. It has paintings, pottery, jewelry, fibre art, wood turned bowls, glass creations. Currently, the juried show, “Discovery” is on exhibit. The “Discovery” show is an artist’s interpretation of the sense of awe one has when discovering something new. Come vote for your favorite piece of art – the winning artist gets a cash prize! Gallery 529 also offers workshops in the evenings for adults. Enjoy a glass of wine, do something creative, listen to great live music. Two sister businesses celebrating all the arts - music, culinary, visual and even literary!