Concerts

  • Goodnight Moonshine

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    Goodnight Moonshine is a musical marriage—the guitar and vocal duet of renowned Red Molly singer Molly Venter and prolific producer/guitarist Eben Pariser. Their collaborative result is a sophisticated folk sound built around Molly's enviable voice and Eben's wide, imaginative harmonic sensibilities (NPR).

    Molly’s voice has been called both “biker-chick smoky” (New Haven Register) and “like silk” (American Songwriter Magazine), and has taken her career to highlights including Tønder Festival in Denmark, Kate Wolf Fest in CA, and multiple placements on television and film. Eben describes his adventurous playing as "Cooder-grass," combining Django-like virtuosity, depth of
    feeling like Frisell and a touch of Jerry’s ethos. A natural producer, Eben now has 9 studio records under his belt for himself and other artists.

  • Songbird: Halley Neal sings Fleetwood Mac

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    Songbird: Halley Neal Sings Fleetwood Mac is a one-woman performance centered on voice, storytelling, and musicianship. Halley Neal brings years of touring experience and a Berklee College of Music vocal […]

  • Stout: NuRenssnce Holiday Concert

    Stout: NuRenssnce Holiday Concert
    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    Saturday, Nov 28, 2026 Matinee 3:00pm Evening Performance 7:30pm Doors open 30 minutes prior Stout & Nu Renssnce (also spelled Stout & Nu Renaissance) is an emerging Neo-Soul, R&B, and jazz collective led […]

  • MAC BASH: Lee-Ann Lovelace Band, Roost, + Heather Mae

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    The MAC BASH returns this season with a trio of power-house female performers. So brave the cold and join us for a few hours of music sure to bring a warm feeling deep in your soul. 

  • Carlos Vargas, “Souvenirs”

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    “Souvenirs” is a collection of works that reflect the diverse musical influence and interest of pianist Carlos Vargas: from LatinAmerican roots to jazz standards, French ballads, and a classical background. The album features […]

  • Ana Maria Rosado, Classical Guitarist Concert

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    A committed interpreter of contemporary Latin American music, Ana Maria Rosado, is an Associate Professor of Music and Coordinator of Guitar at the New Jersey City University and Classical Guitar Master.

  • Svetlana & the Delancey Five

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    Award-winning jazz vocalist, producer, educator, and arts entrepreneur Svetlana is recognized for her joyful performances, cinematic storytelling, and distinctive blend of classic swing with contemporary artistry. Based in New York […]

  • Chris Pierce

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    Chris Pierce has been a singular voice in American roots music for more than two decades. Over the course of eight solo albums, many side projects, and more guest appearances than most could do in one lifetime, his powerful songs have given voice to the voiceless and shed light into dark and hidden corners of the American dream.

  • ARCOSTRUM

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    Praised as “a first-rate ensemble among the new generation of performing artists,”ArcoStrum is a trailblazing violin-guitar duo hailed for their creative concert design, on-stage charisma, and innovative programming. ArcoStrum is […]

  • Upstate

    MAC Downtown 40 Railroad Ave S, Milford, CT, United States

    It takes good soil, and good seasons, to bear good fruit, and Upstate has had its plenty. The band sprung up in New York’s legendary Hudson Valley, set in the middle of a thick American musical heritage. To their inland West was the Ashokan reservoir folk tradition, and across the river to the East the legacy of Pete Seeger and the Clearwater. Just north of them was Woodstock and Big Pink, and all the treasured inheritance of Bob Dylan and the Band. Just south was Tony Falco’s famed venue the Falcon, a refuge and respite for some of the most venerable jazz legends like Sonny Rollins or Joe Lovano. From the first, Upstate drew liberally from everything each corner had to offer.