Art & Recreation in Montague, MA

Great Falls Coffee House: Austin & Elliot + Boxcar Lilies

Great Falls Discovery Center, 7pm

Austin & Elliot offer songs about love gone wrong and death done right. Boxcar Lilies play folk, country, blues, and bluegrass-tinged Americana. Sliding scale donations support the Center's educational programming. All ages.

YELLOWMAN

Shea Theater, 8pm, $35

King Yellowman, once the biggest reggae artist since Bob Marley, brings his sharp, melodic dancehall style back to the stage.

GEOLOGY TALK: Deep Time Mysteries of Turners Falls and Vicinity

Great Falls Discovery Center, 2-2:30pm

Prof. Richard Little, discoverer of the Jurassic Armored Mud Balls, explains the dramatic Earth events preserved in the area's rocks and scenic views. All ages.

Wes Brown Quartet

Peskeompskut Park, Avenue A + 7th St., 7pm, Free

The Quartet performs a selection of Wes's compositions from the last 50 years, including new pieces heard for the first time. Featuring Wes Brown (upright bass), Royal Hartigan (percussion), Temidayo Balogun (sax, flute), and Matan Rubinstein (keyboard). Bring a lawn chair or blanket.

Kwartetto Mambo

Peskeompskut Park, Turners Falls, 7pm, Free

A contemporary Afro-Latin jazz quartet based in southern Vermont, blending jazz, African, and Cuban traditions with imaginative pop rearrangements. Features John Clark, Wes Brown, Julian Gerstin, and Dan DeWalt.