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The Cut - Stage • Studio • Restaurant • Bar

21+, Positive I.D. Required
Dead to the Core is Sam Bouve (Bass), Sean Galbraith (Guitar), John Spurr (Drums), Phil Todisco (Guitar), and Scotty King (Keys). This collective of North Shore original artists, songwriters, and producers came together in 2020 to honor the timeless catalog of the Grateful Dead with a fresh and innovative approach. Dead to the Core celebrates the Dead’s spirit with inspired playing, infused with unrestrained improvisations, and a real good time. Dead To The Core is The Cut's 2026 Resident Band - they will play a show every month in 2026, culminating with a New Years Eve show on 12/31/26. Don't forget to bring your punch card and get a stamp for each show you attend. Collect them all (Feb-Nov) and get free tickets to the NYE show!

Local Event: Dead to the Core - July Show

Gloucester

Dead to the Core - July Show

21+, Positive I.D. Required
Dead to the Core is Sam Bouve (Bass), Sean Galbraith (Guitar), John Spurr (Drums), Phil Todisco...

Zane Christopher &amp; The Alchemists return to The Cut for the third time — this time in the heart of New England summer. After nearly two sold out shows, fans asked for one thing: a summer night to sing along to Zane’s New England anthems.
Join Zane Christopher &amp; The Alchemists on July 18 for a special hometown-style celebration featuring favorites like Road Song, Bounce Babe, and Young — plus songs from Zane’s debut album releasing that very week.
Expect a night of indie rock, Americana, stories, summer nostalgia, and the kind of songs that feel like driving with the windows down on the North Shore.
One night only.

Local Event: Zane Christopher & The Alchemists

Zane Christopher & The Alchemists

Zane Christopher & The Alchemists return to The Cut for the third time — this time in the heart of New England summer. After...

You should go to this year’s FREE, family friendly, rain or shine event&nbsp;10AM-4PM!&nbsp;This year’s timing will be historically significant. Our country will be celebrating the conclusion of the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution 1776-2026 as well as the birthday of the United States Army. 
In addition, Military Service Day’s 11th anniversary symbolizes the unwavering support of our donors and volunteers that has been instrumental in creating an event known regionally, nationally, and internationally. 
Join us for a great day at the historic past home of General George S. Patton Jr. and experience the combined support of the U.S. Military, Veteran, Law Enforcement, History and Re-enactor Equipment Community. 
For 2026 the event will present two awards: the Joanne Holbrook Patton Writing Prize for high school and college students and the Dr. Howard E. Stone Jr. Award for Excellence in Veteran Mental Health Treatment.
See speakers, displays, demonstrations, mounted horses, helicopters, operating tanks and equipment!
100% funded by donors, not government funded. 
Our Mission: To share military histories as a positive community engagement to benefit education and awareness of American service of all kinds.
Information, donate, sponsor, exhibit register: 
info@apgardnerposthamilton.org
OR
Military Service Day web page: <a href="https://apgardnerposthamilton.org/military-day/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">apgardnerposthamilton.org/military-day/</a> <a href="https://www.apgardnerposthamilton.org/military-day" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">apgardnerposthamilton.org/military-day</a>
<a href="https://www.apgardnerposthamilton.org/military-day" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a>Find us on Facebook as American Legion: Post 194 (Hamilton MA)
Rain or shine event. Check above Facebook for helicopter and special times Friday July 17, 2026.
Please tell family and friends to like the Post 194 Facebook page!
Sorry, no public dogs. Registered service dogs are welcome. No alcohol.

Local Event: Military Service Day at Patton Homestead

Military Service Day at Patton Homestead

You should go to this year’s FREE, family friendly, rain or shine event 10AM-4PM! This year’s timing will be historically...

The third concert in the Topsfield Meetinghouse Foundation features bassist Owen Boyd accompanied by pianist Daniel Padgett playing classical pieces Bottesini and Tubin, as well as the debut "Runner's High Suite" a new piece by composer and pianist Joe Cahill.&nbsp; More information on the concert can be found at topsfieldmeetinghouse.org

Local Event: Topsfield Meetinghouse Foundation Free Concert

Topsfield

Topsfield Meetinghouse Foundation Free Concert

The third concert in the Topsfield Meetinghouse Foundation features bassist Owen Boyd accompanied by pianist Daniel Padgett...

Danvers Historical Society, 13 Page St, Danvers, MA, 01923

Darlene Wigton, director of the Lexington History Museums Colonial Dancers, will review the history of social dance in the American Colonies. Wednesday, we will be treated to a demonstration of 17th and 18th century English Country Dance, followed by instructions for anyone who would like to join in. Wednesday attendance is not required for Sunday FUN!
On Sunday afternoon we will briefly review the figures, then enjoy dancing to live period music. Dancers of all skill levels are welcome, as well as spectators. Colonial period dress is encouraged, but not necessary!
<a href="https://www.danvershistory.org/programs/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">We are proud to participate in&nbsp;Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program.</a>
<a href="https://www.danvershistory.org/visit-us/tapley-memorial-hall/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Tapley Memorial Hall 13 Page Street, Danvers MA.</a> Wheelchair parking at back of ramp. Parking at Elm Street lot and along Page or Cherry Streets Danvers Historical Society: 978-777-1666 or E-mail to dhs@danvershistory.org FREE Donations appreciated.

Local Event: Colonial Dance

Colonial Dance

Darlene Wigton, director of the Lexington History Museums Colonial Dancers, will review the history of social dance in the...

Glen Magna Farms

Relax in the historic gardens at Glen Magna Farms! Rain date Wednesday July 22nd
Enjoy Live music with STROKE of LUCK, classic soul, blues and rock.
$10 per person admission and a cash bar: I.D. REQUIRED 5:00 – 8:00pm. Tickets available on&nbsp; <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/beer-garden-stroke-of-luck-summer-2026-tickets-1985379844560?aff=oddtdtcreator&amp;keep_tld=true" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">EVENTBRITE</a>, and at the gate. Free door prize raffle. Children 10 and under are free. Rain date Wednesday July 22nd Glen Magna Farms, 29 Ingersoll Street. Enter from Centre Street.
Available for purchase: Locally brewed ciders and beers, Food and Soft drinks also. Ice Cream with <a href="https://www.facebook.com/p/MrsHotdog-Ice-Cream-2-100090318137575/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Mrs. Hotdog&nbsp;</a>
Sponsored, in part, by <a href="https://www.danversma.gov/175/Cultural-Council" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Danvers Local Cultural Council</a>
Note:&nbsp;Anyone under 21 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED by an adult. There will be games and outdoor entertainment. Wristbands will be provided for anyone 21 and older in order to purchase beer or cider.&nbsp; I.D. REQUIRED
Please NO coolers, NO pets, and NO grills. &nbsp;Last pour is at 7:30PM. Your chairs and blankets are encouraged.&nbsp; I.D. REQUIRED

Local Event: Beer Garden Music Series with STROKE of LUCK!

Beer Garden Music Series with STROKE of LUCK!

Relax in the historic gardens at Glen Magna Farms! Rain date Wednesday July 22nd
Enjoy Live music with STROKE of LUCK, classic...

It’s a matter of time. 50 years to be exact. And in that time Los Lobos have created an unprecedented body of work, a legacy of greatness. The numbers are staggering: 100+ gigs a year for five decades running, crossing millions of miles to rock millions of fans. And that’s just at the live shows. In between they’ve recorded 17 studio albums, 7 live LPs, 3 compilations, 2 EPs, 2 DVDs, and contributed 40+ guest appearances on their friends’ recordings—all garnering 4 Grammys, an Austin City Limits Hall of Fame induction, the ALMA Ritchie Valens Pioneer Award, NEA and Hispanic Heritage Foundation Honors, Congressional recognitions, plus countless “Keys to the City” and “Los Lobos Day” celebrations. And those are just a few of the highlights. But beyond all the hoopla and applause (and the source of it all, really) is the tremendous heart. Rather, hearts. Cinco corazones. Five blood brothers who have dedicated their off-stage time to helping others, working for peace and justice, penning some of the most literate and important music of their time, transforming the hard cries from the East L.A. barrio into songs of hope, tales of common folk finding ways to endure. The young wolves were weaned on late-night radio’s soul, R&amp;B, and doo-wop. Were cured through the African-American currents of the blues, jazz, and rock ‘n’ roll. An amalgam. As proud Chicanos, their songs have always glistened with the distillation from their Mexican and Latin American roots— nourished by Norteña and rancheras, buoyed by bolero and cumbias, soaring on the rhythms of son huasteco and son jarocho. Los Lobos have helped spread the rich diversity of cultures across every continent, throughout the global community. Kids in Antwerp now know about Aztlán. Residents of Luxor and Ghana are crooning Lalo Guerrero. People from Laos and Bulgaria are belting “La Bamba”—all thanks to The Wolves as cultural ambassadors. Talk about a living legacy. Talk about a productive half century. And in the true rebel spirit, they did it all on their own terms, against formula. For the ages. To our delight. Quite simply, they are one of the tightest, one of the best, one of the most prolific bands ever. And, amazingly, with the original founding members as the pack the entire time. Unprecedented. As their liner notes put it, quite simply: “Los Lobos still are David Hidalgo, Louie Pérez, Jr., Cesar Rosas, Conrad Lozano, Steve Berlin.”

Local Event: Los Lobos

Los Lobos

It’s a matter of time. 50 years to be exact. And in that time Los Lobos have created an unprecedented body of work, a legacy of...

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