NARA Park Amphitheater

Join the Acton-Westford Pride Fest! Get ready to celebrate love, diversity, and community at the Acton-Westford Pride Fest! This awesome in-person event is all about embracing pride and having a blast with friends and neighbors. Expect good vibes, colorful fun, and a chance to connect with amazing people. Don’t miss out on this fantastic day full of joy and togetherness! Enjoy the Femmes Band who will be performers today's hits. 🌈 Acton Westford Pride Fest: Where love is loud, proud, and comes with glitter! ✨💖

Get ready for an unforgettable evening as Animals, a sensational Maroon 5 tribute band, takes the stage at NARA Park on Friday, July 10, at 8 p.m. This exciting event promises to deliver all the chart-topping hits and energetic performances that Maroon 5 fans love, making it a must-see for music enthusiasts of all ages. Join fellow fans for a night filled with great music, vibrant atmosphere, and the chance to celebrate the iconic sounds of one of pop music's biggest bands. Parking at NARA Park is free, but don’t count on finding a spot right next to the entrance—those

Shot of Poison is a group of talented, veteran musicians who, in 2017, created the most authentic tribute to Poison as they are today, the fun-loving, Los Angeles-based glam rockers who burst onto MTV in 1987 and created a phenomenon, sold 50 million records worldwide, and became legendary for their energetic live shows. When it comes to covering Poison, Shot of Poison doesn’t hold back. Fans can expect to hear classic anthems like “Every Rose Has Its Thorn,” “Talk Dirty to Me,” and “Nothin’ but a Good Time.” These tracks are lovingly resurrected with the same energy and passion that

The music of The Who defined a generation, and more, has successfully managed to withstand the test of time. When it comes to pop music, success is measured by longevity, and songs like “My Generation,” “Won’t Get Fooled Again” or “Behind Blue Eyes” are just as relevant now as they were when Pete Townshend penned them decades ago. No one wrote quite like him, as no voice compares to Roger Daltrey’s and no rhythm section quite measures up to the bar set by John Entwistle and Keith Moon. However, Massachusetts-based tribute band, Who Are You, have dedicated themselves to providing