
Music Concert-Boston Duo
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Jonathan Bass on piano and Tatiana D.on violin

Jonathan Bass on piano and Tatiana D.on violin
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Hayride, carnival games, Trunk or Treat, live music, food, beer, and pony rides fill Pierce Park’s Fall Fest; tickets $16, all ages.
Harvard Krokodiloes perform soulful renditions of classic jazz standards in Sanders Theatre, evoking smoky jazz clubs.
Waltham Philharmonic Orchestra season opener presents Ethel Smyth’s The Wreckers Overture, Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition, and Dvořák’s Cello Concerto with soloist Hayden Ren.
Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 1 and world premieres by Longy composers Tristan Johnson, Alex Van Sant, and Rose Williams performed by Orchestra I.S. with faculty, free, register in advance.
Dance to down‑home soul, funk, reggae and swing as Fandango, featuring Fred Griffeth, plays at Toad.
Fabio Pirozzolo presents world‑spanning music at Upstairs at McCarthy’s, featuring FauxMenco’s flamenco‑metal fusion and Sawaari’s cross‑cultural rhythmic explorations.
Weston Young Authors Book Show (Community Room, Weston Public Library) — Student authors display and present their self‑written, illustrated, published books, with author talks and community interaction, for ages 3–13.
Jazz Jam Concert (Weston Public Library) — Chris Welles leads house band on piano, drums, bass, voice and guitar, then guests rotate for a jam; singers may bring lead sheets.
Elena Winell and David Dogan perform at The Lilypad, with seated and standing options, $20 admission.
Ciara Moser's Rose of Battle at Regattabar, drums, bass, keys, guitar, vocals, fiddle, saxophone performed by Lumanyano Mzi, Arman Mohammed, Isaac Romagosa, Nishant Shekar, Brian Urra, Jean Strauss.
English for beginners with Julia meets in the Local History Room at Weston Public Library.
Therapy Dog Birdy meets kids in the Children's Picture Book Area, offering a calming visit and reading practice for first‑through‑fourth graders, ages 3–13.