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SUMMARY:1st Annual Misquamicut End of Summer Car Show
DESCRIPTION:1st Annual Misquamicut End of Summer Car Show brings classic and specialty vehicles to the Misquamicut Drive-In Theatre on Saturday\, September 19\, for a free afternoon of cars\, live music and end-of-season fun near the beach. \nThe inaugural show runs from noon to 3:30 p.m. and is presented by the Misquamicut Business Association. Admission is free for spectators\, with classic and specialty cars providing the main attraction and a $100 cash prize waiting for one Best in Show winner. \nLive music comes from Never Enuff\, adding a local rock soundtrack to an afternoon designed to give Misquamicut one more big gathering before summer officially gives way to fall. \nA New September Tradition Starts in Misquamicut\nThe “1st Annual” on the poster matters. \nThis isn’t the latest edition of an established Westerly car show being given a new name. The Misquamicut Business Association is launching a new event built specifically around the end of the beach season. \nThat’s familiar territory for the organization. \nThe MBA has spent years stretching Misquamicut’s calendar beyond the traditional Memorial Day-to-Labor Day beach season with festivals\, drive-in movies and other events that give visitors reasons to return when the biggest summer crowds have disappeared. \nA car show fits surprisingly well into that strategy. \nSeptember still offers the possibility of beautiful beach weather\, but Atlantic Avenue is no longer dealing with the relentless traffic of peak summer weekends. \nAnd the venue was practically made for parking interesting cars where people can walk around them. \nThe Misquamicut Drive-In Becomes a Show Field\nThe car show will be held at the Misquamicut Drive-In Theatre\, the seasonal outdoor movie venue operated by the Misquamicut Business Association. \nThe drive-in is located at 316 Atlantic Avenue\, on the grounds of Wuskenau Town Beach. \nDuring movie nights\, vehicles line up facing the giant outdoor screen. \nSaturday afternoon\, the vehicles themselves become the entertainment. \nThe show is being promoted for classic and specialty cars\, which gives organizers considerably more flexibility than a show restricted to one make\, decade or automotive category. \nExpect the potential for restored American classics\, muscle cars\, sports cars\, customs and other unusual vehicles rather than rows of identical late-model automobiles. \nWhat Exactly Makes a Car a Classic?\nThat’s a question with more than one answer. \nThe term “classic car” is used casually for almost anything old and desirable\, but formal definitions vary. \nConnecticut\, Rhode Island\, insurers\, collectors and automotive organizations can all use different age requirements or terminology. \nCollectors may also make distinctions among antique\, vintage\, classic\, muscle\, exotic and specialty vehicles. \nFor a community car show\, those boundaries are generally less important. \nWhat matters is whether the vehicle gives people a reason to stop walking. \nSometimes that’s a meticulously restored car that looks exactly as it did when it left the showroom decades ago. \nSometimes it’s a custom build that looks nothing like the factory intended. \nAnd sometimes it’s the car someone remembers sitting in as a kid. \nThe Cars Can Turn Into Time Machines\nThat’s one reason small local car shows remain so popular. \nPeople don’t necessarily respond to an old car because they know its horsepower\, engine displacement or production numbers. \nThey remember it. \nA 1950s Chevrolet can evoke an entirely different America than a late-’60s muscle car. \nA 1970s land yacht with acres of hood and chrome can instantly recall an era when fuel economy wasn’t exactly leading the design meeting. \nCars from the 1980s and 1990s are now old enough to trigger the same nostalgia among younger collectors. \nThe definition of an “old car” keeps moving. \nSomeone who attended a classic-car show in 1986 probably wasn’t expecting to see a 1986 vehicle entered as a collectible. \nForty years later\, that same car can qualify for historic plates in many states. \nTime is rude that way. \nThere’s $100 Riding on Best in Show\nThe afternoon isn’t purely exhibition. \nOrganizers are offering a $100 cash prize for Best in Show. \nThe event announcement doesn’t break the competition into a long list of vehicle classes\, so the emphasis appears to be on choosing an overall standout rather than distributing trophies among dozens of narrowly defined categories. \nThat should make the field interesting. \nAn immaculate restoration can end up competing for attention with a custom build\, unusual survivor or specialty vehicle. \nThe poster also promises other giveaways during the afternoon. \nFor spectators\, however\, judging is unofficial and considerably easier. \nWalk around until you find the one you’d most like to drive home. \nThat’s your winner. \nNever Enuff Supplies the Live Soundtrack\nThe show isn’t relying entirely on engines for its soundtrack. \nNever Enuff will perform live during the afternoon. \nThe Rhode Island-based group has been a familiar presence at area bars\, festivals\, outdoor concerts and community events\, playing danceable rock and popular favorites designed for a crowd rather than a quiet listening room. \nThat makes the band a good match for the loose format of a car show. \nPeople can wander the rows\, stop to talk with vehicle owners\, grab something nearby and listen to the music without needing to organize the afternoon around a formal concert schedule. \nThe cars remain the headliners. \nThe band keeps the field alive. \nMisquamicut and Cars Have Always Gone Together\nThere’s also a historical logic to holding a car show here. \nMisquamicut became the kind of beach destination generations of southern New England families could reach by automobile. \nAtlantic Avenue’s motels\, restaurants\, amusement businesses and beach parking developed in a world increasingly shaped by the family car. \nUnlike an older resort community built primarily around a railroad station or grand hotel\, much of modern Misquamicut is linear. \nYou drive Atlantic Avenue. \nYou choose a beach. \nYou park. \nYou walk to the water. \nThe area’s surviving roadside character is part of its identity. \nPutting classic automobiles along Atlantic Avenue taps directly into that history. \nThe Drive-In Is Part of That Same Car Culture\nEven the venue depends on the automobile. \nDrive-in theaters emerged as one of the quintessential forms of mid-20th-century American entertainment. \nFamilies could watch a movie without leaving their cars. Parents didn’t have to worry as much about restless children. Teenagers discovered certain other advantages that drive-in theater advertisements tended not to emphasize. \nThousands of drive-ins eventually operated around the United States. \nMost disappeared as land values increased and entertainment habits changed. \nMisquamicut’s drive-in is a modern revival rather than a continuously operating relic from the drive-in boom\, but it recreates the same basic experience: arrive by car\, park facing a screen and tune in for the movie. \nOn September 19\, the Misquamicut Business Association flips that formula around. \nInstead of driving to the theater to watch the show\, people bring cars that are the show. \nA Last Saturday of Summer at the Beach\nThe timing is almost perfect. \nThe astronomical end of summer arrives only a few days later. \nBy September 19\, the busiest portion of Misquamicut’s season is finished\, but there’s still every reason to hope for an afternoon warm enough to enjoy Atlantic Avenue and the beach. \nThat’s exactly the period the event’s name captures. \nNot quite summer. \nNot quite fall. \nOne more Saturday at Misquamicut. \nBring out the classics\, turn up the music and see which car leaves with $100. \nIf the first edition works\, the “1st Annual” on this year’s poster becomes a promise. \nDetails\nEvent: 1st Annual Misquamicut End of Summer Car Show\nDate: Saturday\, September 19\, 2026\nTime: Noon–3:30 p.m.\nVenue: Misquamicut Drive-In Theatre\nAddress: 316 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nPresented By: Misquamicut Business Association\nAdmission: Free\nVehicles: Classic and specialty cars\nBest in Show: $100 cash prize\nGiveaways: Additional giveaways are planned\nLive Music: Never Enuff\nSetting: Outdoor event near Misquamicut Beach\nWeather: Outdoor programming is weather-dependent\nSponsors: Coastal Graphics\, Vito Ventures and Final Touch Auto Detailing\nSpectators: Free and open to the public \nMore information is available at the Event Website link below. \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/1st-annual-misquamicut-end-of-summer-car-show/
LOCATION:Misquamicut Drive-In\, 316 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Misquamicut Drive-In
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SUMMARY:Misquamicut Ocean Bar Pig Roast
DESCRIPTION:Misquamicut Ocean Bar Pig Roast brings an all-you-can-eat Sunday afternoon cookout to the beach at Sandy Shore Motel on September 13\, with food\, games\, prizes\, and music from DJ Mike Land. \nThe party runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 149 Atlantic Avenue in Westerly\, with admission priced at $25 for adults and $15 for children 12 and younger. Participants in the weekend’s Surftown Half Marathon\, along with Sandy Shore Motel guests\, receive $5 off admission. \nThe pig roast takes place at the Misquamicut Ocean Bar\, better known as the M.O.B.\, the beachfront bar and gathering spot at Sandy Shore Motel. \nAn All-You-Can-Eat Sunday Pig Roast\nThe centerpiece of the September 13 party is an all-you-can-eat pig roast\, giving the M.O.B. a decidedly different Sunday menu for the occasion. \nThe event is being billed as more than a meal. Food will be accompanied by games and prizes throughout the afternoon\, with DJ Mike Land handling the music from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. \nThe setup puts the party directly into the beach atmosphere that defines the M.O.B.\, rather than moving the event into a conventional banquet or restaurant space. \nSandy Shore Motel describes its bar as a beachside cocktail lounge with ocean views\, live music and a casual atmosphere. Its location at the edge of Misquamicut Beach means the Atlantic is part of the backdrop. \nDJ Mike Land Provides the Soundtrack\nDJ Mike Land will provide music throughout the four-hour event. \nRather than scheduling a separate evening performance after the meal\, the music runs alongside the pig roast\, games and other activities from 11 a.m. through 3 p.m. \nThat gives the afternoon the feel of an end-of-summer beach party\, with guests free to eat\, grab a drink\, play games or simply stay by the water while the music continues. \nA Beach Bar at the Sandy Shore Motel\nThe M.O.B. operates at Sandy Shore Motel\, an oceanfront property that has been part of the Misquamicut beach strip for 25 years. \nThe motel marked its 25th anniversary in 2026 and sits directly along the shoreline at 149 Atlantic Avenue. In addition to its oceanfront accommodations\, the property has developed its beach bar into a destination of its own. \nMisquamicut Ocean Bar is positioned directly by the beach\, with cocktails\, food and live entertainment forming a major part of its identity during the warmer months. \nThat makes a pig roast a natural fit for the space. Instead of separating the cookout from the beach\, the September event puts the two together. \nSurftown Runners Get a Post-Race Discount\nThe timing also connects the pig roast with one of Westerly’s major September running events. \nThe Surftown Half Marathon takes place in the Misquamicut area the same weekend\, and participants can receive $5 off admission to the pig roast. \nSandy Shore Motel guests receive the same $5 discount. \nFor runners\, that creates a considerably less competitive second half of the day: finish the race\, trade the course for the beach and head for the pig roast. \nThe discount applies to the event’s regular admission price rather than creating a separate ticket package. \nFood\, Games and Prizes by the Beach\nThe event flyer keeps the afternoon deliberately straightforward: food\, fun\, games and prizes. \nThere is no complicated schedule to follow. The party begins at 11 a.m.\, DJ Mike Land plays throughout the event\, and the pig roast continues until 3 p.m. \nAdmission includes the all-you-can-eat portion of the event. \nAdults are $25\, while children age 12 and younger are $15\, making the afternoon open to families as well as adults spending a Sunday at the beach. \nIt also arrives late enough in the season to feel like one of the closing celebrations of summer in Misquamicut\, but while the beach bars and businesses along Atlantic Avenue are still active. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Misquamicut Ocean Bar Pig Roast\nDate: Sunday\, September 13\, 2026\nTime: 11 a.m.–3 p.m.\nVenue: Misquamicut Ocean Bar at Sandy Shore Motel\nAddress: 149 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nFood: All-you-can-eat pig roast\nMusic: DJ Mike Land\nActivities: Games and prizes\nAdults: $25\nChildren 12 and Younger: $15\nDiscount: $5 off for Surftown Half participants and Sandy Shore Motel guests \n\n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/misquamicut-ocean-bar-pig-roast/
LOCATION:Misquamicut Ocean Bar\, 149 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Misquamicut Ocean Bar
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SUMMARY:Beach Haus Social: The Final Week at Paddy’s
DESCRIPTION:Beach Haus Social: The Final Week closes out a summer of Sunday afternoon house and techno on Misquamicut Beach with one last coastal day party on September 6. \nThe season finale runs from 1 to 6 p.m. at Beach Haus\, the beachfront dayclub experience at Paddy’s Beach Club in Misquamicut. The organizers are keeping the final Sunday focused on the formula they established throughout the summer: DJs\, electronic music\, dancing\, and an open-air party overlooking the Atlantic. \nBeach Haus is calling September 6 the last day of Beach Haus Social for the season\, making this the finale of a series that began Memorial Day weekend and continued on Sundays throughout the summer. \nA New Sunday Tradition on Misquamicut Beach\nBeach Haus Social made its debut at Paddy’s over Memorial Day weekend with a grand opening on May 24. \nFrom there\, it became a recurring Sunday event running from 1 to 6 p.m. \nRather than simply adding another live band or DJ to Paddy’s regular beach schedule\, Beach Haus was conceived as a separate dayclub-style experience built around electronic music. \nThe musical direction has centered on house\, tech house and techno\, with rotating DJs providing the soundtrack throughout the afternoon. \nThe concept borrows from the atmosphere of coastal clubs and electronic-music destinations where the party begins during daylight rather than waiting until late at night. \nHere\, the setting is distinctly Rhode Island: the decks and beach at Paddy’s on Atlantic Avenue with Misquamicut Beach directly outside. \nHouse and Techno From 1 to 6 p.m.\nThe five-hour Sunday format has remained consistent throughout the season. \nBeach Haus has emphasized house and techno rather than the mix of rock\, reggae\, country and cover bands commonly heard at beach bars around Southern New England. \nThat distinction helped give the series its own identity within Paddy’s larger summer entertainment calendar. \nThe organizers describe Beach Haus as a coastal dayclub driven by house music every Sunday\, with music and the social atmosphere taking precedence over a traditional concert format. \nThere isn’t necessarily a single headlining performance everyone stops to watch. \nThe DJ sets provide a continuous soundtrack while the afternoon moves between drinks\, dancing\, the beach and the waterfront decks. \nThe Final Sunday of the 2026 Season\nSeptember 6 isn’t being promoted as simply another installment. \nBeach Haus is calling it The Final Week\, and its announcement describes Sunday as the last day of Beach Haus Social. \nThat brings the series full circle. \nIt launched over Memorial Day weekend\, continued through June\, July and August\, and now ends during Labor Day weekend\, essentially bookending the traditional Southern New England summer season. \nFor people who have been attending throughout the summer\, it’s the final installment of the weekly series. \nFor anyone who hasn’t been\, it’s the last opportunity this season to see what Beach Haus was trying to create on the Westerly shoreline. \nA Dayclub Rather Than a Traditional Beach Bar\nThe distinction between Beach Haus and Paddy’s itself can be a little confusing. \nBeach Haus isn’t a separate venue somewhere else in Westerly. \nIt operates at Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Avenue\, directly on Misquamicut Beach. \nThe difference is the programming. \nPaddy’s has long operated as a beachfront restaurant\, bar and entertainment venue with live bands\, DJs and other events throughout the summer. \nBeach Haus Social takes over part of that environment and reshapes it around the dayclub concept. \nPrevious Sundays have included rotating DJs\, house and techno programming\, VIP table options and an early-afternoon hospitality component. \nThe result is meant to feel less like stopping at a beach bar for a drink and more like spending the afternoon at an organized electronic-music party. \nOne Last Sunday Before Summer Winds Down\nThe timing makes the finale particularly appropriate. \nLabor Day weekend traditionally marks the beginning of the end for the busiest stretch of the Misquamicut season. \nBeach businesses don’t suddenly disappear after Labor Day\, and entertainment continues at several Westerly shoreline venues into September. \nBut the rhythm changes. \nWeekly summer programming begins winding down\, vacation traffic decreases and the beach gradually shifts toward its quieter shoulder season. \nBeach Haus Social is ending its season at exactly that transition point. \nThe series started when summer was about to begin. \nIt finishes as summer starts giving the beach back. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Beach Haus Social: The Final Week\nDate: Sunday\, September 6\, 2026\nTime: 1–6 p.m.\nLocation: Beach Haus at Paddy’s Beach Club\nAddress: 159 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nSetting: Beachfront dayclub\nMusic: House\, tech house and techno\nOccasion: Final Beach Haus Social of the 2026 summer season\nAge: 21+ \nTo purchase tickets\, click the Event Ticketing link below. \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown. \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/beach-haus-social-the-final-week-at-paddys/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:Badfish – A Tribute to Sublime at Paddy’s
DESCRIPTION:Badfish – A Tribute to Sublime at Paddy’s Beach Club brings one of the country’s longest-running Sublime tribute bands back to Rhode Island for an end-of-summer beach show Saturday\, September 5. Doors open at 8 p.m.\, with music beginning at 9 p.m. at the oceanfront Misquamicut venue. \nThe show lands on Labor Day weekend\, making it one of Paddy’s final big beach concerts of the summer. Rhode Island ska-punk band TJ & The Campers joins Badfish for the night\, with the concert presented by Coastal Productions and PMG. \nIt’s also something of a homecoming. \nBadfish didn’t emerge from Southern California. \nIt started here in Rhode Island. \nBadfish Started in Rhode Island\nThe idea behind Badfish goes back more than 25 years\, when a group of Rhode Island musicians began playing the music of Sublime. \nThat might sound unremarkable now. Tribute bands fill theaters and clubs across the country. \nBut Sublime was a different proposition. \nThe original band had become enormously popular just as its story abruptly ended. \nSinger\, guitarist and songwriter Bradley Nowell died from a heroin overdose on May 25\, 1996. He was 28. \nTwo months later\, Sublime’s self-titled album was released. \nIt became the band’s breakthrough. \nSuddenly “What I Got\,” “Santeria\,” “Wrong Way” and “Doin’ Time” were everywhere\, but the band responsible for them could no longer tour behind the record. \nSublime had become one of the defining alternative bands of the 1990s without ever getting to experience its biggest success onstage. \nThat left an unusual void. \nBadfish eventually stepped into it. \nMore Than a Typical Tribute Band\nBadfish takes its name from “Badfish\,” a song on Sublime’s 1992 debut album\, 40oz. to Freedom. \nBut the band has spent decades trying to do something more difficult than simply reproduce Sublime recordings. \nSublime’s music depended heavily on feel. \nPunk could collide with reggae. Ska could give way to hip-hop. Dub\, rock\, dancehall and acoustic music could appear within the same set. \nBradley Nowell could move from singing to rapping to a loose reggae delivery without making the shifts feel forced. \nBadfish built its following by treating that musical mixture as something to perform rather than impersonate. \nThe result has taken the Rhode Island-born band far beyond the local tribute circuit. \nBadfish has toured nationally for years\, developing the kind of dedicated audience usually associated with bands playing their own catalogs. \nWhy Sublime Still Sounds Like Summer\nThere may be no better setting for Sublime’s music than a beach. \nThe original band formed in Long Beach\, California\, in 1988 around Nowell\, bassist Eric Wilson and drummer Bud Gaugh. \nIts sound absorbed the environment around it. \nReggae and dub. \nSouthern California punk. \nSka. \nHip-hop. \nSurf and skate culture. \nThe songs could be sunny and relaxed one minute\, frantic the next and unexpectedly dark underneath both. \nThat contradiction became part of Sublime’s identity. \n“Santeria” sounds almost effortlessly laid-back until you pay attention to the story. \n“What I Got” turns a simple acoustic progression into an anthem. \n“Wrong Way” pairs an upbeat ska rhythm with decidedly darker subject matter. \n“Garden Grove” feels like a hazy drive through Southern California. \nAnd “Badfish” slows everything down into reggae. \nThe catalog became so closely connected to summer\, beaches and outdoor parties that hearing it with the Atlantic Ocean just beyond the stage almost feels like the East Coast version of its natural habitat. \nThe Album That Arrived Too Late\nSublime had already built a following before 1996. \n40oz. to Freedom\, originally released independently in 1992\, spread through Southern California and the underground music scene. Robbin’ the Hood followed in 1994. \nBut the band’s third album changed everything. \nSublime was released July 30\, 1996. \nNowell had been dead for two months. \n“What I Got” became a major alternative-radio hit. “Santeria\,” “Wrong Way” and “Doin’ Time” followed. The album eventually sold millions of copies. \nSublime had crossed into the mainstream after the original band was already gone. \nThat strange chronology helps explain why the music developed such an unusual afterlife. \nMillions of listeners discovered Sublime knowing from the beginning that they would never get to see that version of the band. \nBadfish Filled a Space That Never Really Went Away\nThat’s the environment in which Badfish grew. \nThere was an audience that knew the records\, loved the songs and had never had an opportunity to experience them performed by Sublime during its commercial peak. \nBadfish began building its own live following around that catalog. \nYears became decades. \nThe venues became larger. \nAnd what could have remained a regional tribute project turned into a national touring act. \nThe current lineup includes Pat Downes on guitar\, Joel Hanks on bass and Scott Begin on drums. \nMore than 25 years after Badfish began\, the group continues touring across the country. \nBut something else has changed. \nBadfish has started making music of its own. \nBadfish Is Moving Beyond the Tribute Label\nThe Paddy’s show isn’t exclusively about looking backward. \nBadfish has been developing original music while continuing to perform the Sublime catalog that built its audience. \nThe group released “High With You\,” featuring Little Stranger\, in 2023 and followed it with additional originals including “F You Pay Me\,” “Surf Party Lord” and “Bad Things.” \nIn 2026\, the band released “WAY UP” and “Topanga\,” the latter featuring SunDub. \nBadfish is now preparing its debut album through Ineffable Records\, and the Paddy’s concert is being promoted as including select original songs alongside the Sublime material. \nIt’s an interesting turn for a band that spent decades becoming successful by interpreting somebody else’s music. \nBadfish has developed an audience of its own. \nNow it’s giving that audience its own songs. \nTJ & The Campers Bring Rhode Island Ska-Punk to the Beach\nThe opening act keeps the night connected to Rhode Island. \nTJ & The Campers comes from the Providence music scene and draws heavily from the ska-punk of the 1990s and early 2000s. \nThe band grew out of friendships that stretch back to high school. Its members had spent more than a decade playing in different projects and jamming together before forming TJ & The Campers. \nThe current lineup includes Matt Lombardi\, Izzy Tonelli-Sippel\, Mark Depot\, Christopher Depot\, Sean Marran and Tim Marran. \nThe band’s sound combines ska rhythms\, punk energy and the kind of hooks that flourished during the third-wave ska era. \nThat makes TJ & The Campers a particularly logical pairing with Badfish. \nThe younger Rhode Island band draws inspiration from a musical period that Sublime helped define. \nBadfish has spent more than a quarter-century keeping that music onstage. \nOne More Saturday Night at Paddy’s\nThe setting completes the equation. \nPaddy’s Beach Club sits directly on Misquamicut Beach at 159 Atlantic Avenue\, with the sand and Atlantic Ocean immediately beyond the venue. \nDuring the summer\, Paddy’s operates as a beach restaurant and bar by day before live bands\, DJs and special events take over at night. \nOn September 5\, the summer calendar is nearly finished. \nLabor Day weekend has arrived. \nThe beach season is winding down. \nAnd Badfish is bringing music born out of Southern California’s beach culture to a stage sitting on the Rhode Island shoreline. \nIt’s hard to imagine “Santeria\,” “What I Got\,” “Wrong Way” and “Garden Grove” getting a more appropriate East Coast backdrop. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Badfish – A Tribute to Sublime at Paddy’s Beach Club\nDate: Saturday\, September 5\, 2026\nDoors: 8 p.m.\nShow: 9 p.m.\nLocation: Paddy’s Beach Club\nAddress: 159 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nHeadliner: Badfish – A Tribute to Sublime\nSpecial Guest: TJ & The Campers\nPresented By: Coastal Productions and PMG\nAge Restriction: 21+\nSetting: Oceanfront concert at Misquamicut Beach\nWeather Policy: Rain or shine\nRefund Policy: No refunds unless the performance is canceled or postponed beyond a reasonable period \nSongs to Know\nBadfish’s Sublime repertoire includes favorites such as: \n\n“Santeria”\n“What I Got”\n“Wrong Way”\n“Garden Grove”\n“Badfish”\n“Doin’ Time”\n“40oz. to Freedom”\n\nThe band is also expected to mix select original Badfish material into the show. \nMore information is available at the Event Website link below. \nTo purchase tickets\, click the Event Ticketing link below. \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/badfish-a-tribute-to-sublime-at-paddys-beach-club/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:Nick Bosse at the Windjammer
DESCRIPTION:Nick Bosse at the Windjammer brings the North Stonington country singer-songwriter to Misquamicut Beach on Sunday\, August 16\, for three hours of live music overlooking the Atlantic. Bosse performs from 1 to 4 p.m.\, right in the middle of the Windjammer Surf Bar’s regular summer afternoon music hours. \nIt’s a natural setting for one of Bosse’s smaller-format shows. Instead of the full stage production of Nick Bosse & The Northern Roots\, this Sunday performance puts him at one of the shoreline’s longtime summer music spots\, where the patio opens toward the beach and the soundtrack competes with waves rolling in a few yards away. \nThe timing makes it easy to build the music into a beach day rather than planning an entire evening around a concert. The Windjammer Surf Bar opens at 11 a.m. during its 2026 season\, with food and drinks available before and during the afternoon performance. \nAbout Nick Bosse\nBosse is a North Stonington native\, award-winning singer-songwriter and Nashville recording artist whose music pulls from classic country\, outlaw country\, Southern rock and bluegrass. \nHis influences range from Merle Haggard to Tyler Childers\, and that gives his music a noticeably traditional streak. The songs lean toward storytelling\, working-class country and the rougher edges of the genre rather than polished country-pop. (CTvisit) \nBosse began playing local cover gigs before forming The Northern Roots with drummer John Spaulding in 2014. The full band grew to include musicians playing lead guitar\, fiddle\, pedal steel\, upright bass\, banjo\, mandolin and harmonica\, giving Bosse a way to move between traditional country\, bluegrass and Southern rock. (Wailing City) \nHis breakout song\, “What Happened to Country\,” has now passed 2 million streams\, while his regional career has grown to include performances at Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun and a New England Music Award. \nA Familiar Face at the Windjammer\nThis isn’t Bosse’s first afternoon at the Windjammer. \nHe performed there as recently as July 12\, part of a summer calendar that keeps live musicians rotating through the oceanfront venue. \nSunday’s billing is simply Nick Bosse\, rather than Nick Bosse & The Northern Roots\, making this a more intimate performance than the full-band show at Preston Ridge Vineyard the night before. \nThat’s a pretty good two-day snapshot of Bosse’s local career. Saturday night\, he’s leading his band at a vineyard. By Sunday afternoon\, he’s back near the Rhode Island shoreline playing a beach bar. \nLive Music Steps from Misquamicut Beach\nThe Windjammer has been part of the Misquamicut summer scene for generations. \nIt’s housed within Atlantic Beach Park\, which traces its history to 1921 and remains owned and operated by the Trefes family. Originally called Atlantic Beach Casino\, the property developed as a place where families could swim\, gather along the boardwalk and spend a summer day beside the ocean. \nToday\, the Windjammer combines that old beach-park setting with an oceanfront restaurant\, bar and live music venue. \nIts large patio sits directly beside the Atlantic\, with tables\, umbrellas and Adirondack chairs outside. During the summer\, live music is scheduled on the patio from 1 to 5 p.m.\, making Bosse’s 1 p.m. start part of a tradition rather than a one-off concert setup. \nThe indoor Surf Bar adds another 1\,000 square feet\, including a 30-seat bar\, surfing décor and a sound and lighting system used for entertainment throughout the season. \nMake It a Beach Afternoon\nThis is one of those shows where the venue changes the experience. \nArrive earlier and spend some time at Misquamicut. Come in from the beach for lunch. Or skip the sand altogether and grab a spot on the patio for the music. \nThe Windjammer serves seafood and casual beach food\, with New England staples including clam fritters\, clam chowder and lobster bisque\, along with sandwiches\, burgers and other pub fare. There’s a full bar for adults as well. \nFamilies also have Atlantic Beach Park’s arcade nearby\, and the Windjammer’s daytime restaurant and patio are family-friendly. \nFor Bosse\, whose songs reach backward toward the country music he grew up admiring\, it’s about as informal a concert setting as you can find: Sunday afternoon\, guitar in hand\, Atlantic Ocean behind him. \nEvent Details\nDate: Sunday\, August 16\, 2026 \nTime: 1:00–4:00 p.m. \nPerformer: Nick Bosse \nLocation: Windjammer Surf Bar at Atlantic Beach Park \nAddress: 321 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891 \nArea: Misquamicut Beach \nMusic: Country\, outlaw country\, Southern rock and bluegrass influences \nSetting: Oceanfront restaurant\, bar and patio directly beside Misquamicut Beach \nFood & Drinks: Full restaurant and bar service available \nPhone: (401) 322-0504 \nMore Information\nMore information is available at the Event Website link below. \n  \n\n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/nick-bosse-at-the-windjammer/
LOCATION:Windjammer\, 321 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Windjammer
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SUMMARY:Wicked Peach at the Windjammer
DESCRIPTION:Wicked Peach at the Windjammer brings one of southeastern Connecticut’s longest-running rock cover bands back to Misquamicut Beach on Saturday\, August 15. The New London-based group takes the stage at 9 p.m. for a free 21+ show at the Windjammer Surf Bar\, combining three decades of local history with a late-summer Saturday night directly along the Rhode Island shoreline. (Wicked Peach) \nWicked Peach isn’t a newcomer working its way onto the local circuit. The band dates back to 1996 and has spent 30 years playing clubs\, casinos\, festivals\, town concerts and beach venues across Connecticut and Rhode Island. Its current calendar still stretches from Mystic and New London to Block Island\, Mohegan Sun and venues across the state. (Bandsintown) \nThe Windjammer is familiar territory for the band\, too. Wicked Peach has played the Misquamicut venue repeatedly\, including earlier appearances during the 2026 season. The August 15 show is another chance to catch them in one of the settings that fits the band particularly well: a crowded beach bar on a Saturday night with three hours of rock ahead. (Shazam) \nAbout Wicked Peach\nWicked Peach describes itself as a rock\, pop-rock and rock-hits cover band\, but its longevity is probably the more interesting part of the story. \nThe group has been part of the southeastern Connecticut and Rhode Island music scene since 1996\, making Wicked Peach a familiar name to generations of local bar and concert audiences. The band’s hometown is listed as New London\, and it continues to maintain a heavy regional performance schedule. \nThe core lineup features Ernie Lewis on lead vocals and guitar\, Stan Smith on bass and Jonathan Souza on drums. Guitarists Dan Watson and Corey Carter alternate with the group\, giving Wicked Peach a guitar-heavy lineup suited to the rock catalog it performs. (Wicked Peach) \nWicked Peach official website \nWhat You’ll Hear\nThis is a cover band rather than a tribute act devoted to one artist or decade. \nWicked Peach builds its shows around recognizable rock and pop-rock songs\, which gives the band considerably more room to move through different eras during a set. The emphasis is on songs built for a live crowd rather than obscure album cuts. \nThe band calls what it does a “full-on rock show\,” and its schedule reflects that approach. Wicked Peach regularly moves between nightclubs and bars\, outdoor town concerts\, festivals and casino stages\, including the Wolf Den at Mohegan Sun. \nA Local Band with Staying Power\nThirty years is a long run for any working band\, particularly one built around the New England club circuit. \nWicked Peach has remained active by doing something deceptively difficult: keeping familiar music entertaining for people who may have heard many of these songs hundreds of times before. \nIts 2026 schedule gives some idea of how established the group remains locally. Shows include stops in Mystic\, Groton\, Niantic\, North Stonington and New London\, along with Block Island\, the Wolf Den and multiple Rhode Island appearances. (Wicked Peach) \nFor longtime southeastern Connecticut music fans\, there’s a good chance Wicked Peach isn’t a band they need introduced. For everyone else\, the Windjammer show offers a pretty appropriate first encounter. \nRock Music on Misquamicut Beach\nWindjammer Surf Bar sits at 321 Atlantic Avenue\, directly along Misquamicut Beach. \nThe seasonal beach bar and restaurant combines indoor and outdoor dining with an oceanfront patio and a regular schedule of live entertainment during the summer. Wicked Peach has become part of that schedule\, returning for multiple performances at the venue. (Eventbrite) \nThe band’s August 15 performance is listed as free admission and 21+. (Bandsintown) \nMake a Night of It\nWith a 9 p.m. start\, there’s plenty of time to arrive earlier for dinner\, drinks or an evening on Misquamicut Beach before the band starts. \nThe Windjammer operates as a full restaurant and bar in addition to its live-music venue\, with seafood and casual beach fare on the menu. On a summer Saturday\, however\, the Misquamicut area can get busy\, so leaving extra time for traffic and parking is a good idea. \nThen at 9\, Wicked Peach takes over. \nEvent Details\nDate\nSaturday\, August 15\, 2026 \nTime\n9:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. \nLocation\nWindjammer Surf Bar \nAddress\n321 Atlantic Ave.\nWesterly\, RI 02891 \nAdmission\nFree \nAge Restriction\n21+ \nEntertainment\nWicked Peach \nMusic\nRock\, pop-rock and rock favorites \nBand\nErnie Lewis – Lead vocals/guitar\nStan Smith – Bass\nJonathan Souza – Drums\nDan Watson/Corey Carter – Guitar \nParking\nFree parking is listed for Wicked Peach performances at the Windjammer. \nImportant Notes\nThis is a late-night beach-bar performance. The band is scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. The Windjammer’s summer weekends can be busy\, so allow additional time for arrival and parking. \nMore Information\nFor more information\, visit the event website using the Event Website link below. \n  \n\n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/wicked-peach-at-the-windjammer/
LOCATION:Windjammer\, 321 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Windjammer
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SUMMARY:Jim Belushi featuring Jami Belushi and the James Montgomery Band at Paddy's
DESCRIPTION:Jim Belushi featuring Jami Belushi and the James Montgomery Band at Paddy’s brings a sprawling blues and rock lineup to Misquamicut on Saturday\, August 15\, for a three-hour beachfront show led by an entertainer whose connection to the blues runs much deeper than his film and television career. Belushi will be joined by his daughter\, Nashville singer-songwriter Jami Belushi\, veteran bluesman James Montgomery\, and musicians with ties to Aerosmith\, the J. Geils Band\, and the original Blues Brothers. \nMost people know Jim Belushi from Saturday Night Live\, According to Jim\, and a film career stretching from About Last Night and K-9 to The Principal. But music has run alongside acting for decades. Belushi has fronted his own rhythm-and-blues band\, The Sacred Hearts\, and eventually joined Dan Aykroyd in carrying the Blues Brothers tradition forward after the death of his older brother John. Jim and Aykroyd have performed together for more than two decades\, including opening for the Rolling Stones at Chicago’s Soldier Field. (Jim Belushi) \nAt Paddy’s\, that history meets another generation. Jami Belushi has begun building her own career as a singer-songwriter\, making her major live debut before roughly 25\,000 people at Chicago’s Windy City Smokeout in 2025. Her father joined her onstage that day\, followed by Aykroyd for a Blues Brothers performance. On August 15\, father and daughter share a stage again\, this time with the Atlantic Ocean just beyond the beach bar. (People.com) \nJim Belushi and the Blues\nJim Belushi’s musical career wasn’t simply an extension of playing a musician on television. \nHe spent years performing as frontman of The Sacred Hearts\, a rhythm-and-blues band associated with the House of Blues venues. With Belushi singing and playing harmonica\, the group performed dozens of dates a year at clubs\, casinos\, private events\, and festivals. (Jim Belushi) \nHis connection to the Blues Brothers came naturally\, although not immediately. The original duo of John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd turned their love of blues and soul into something far larger than an SNL sketch\, recording albums\, touring\, and eventually making the 1980 movie The Blues Brothers. \nYears after John’s death in 1982\, Aykroyd encouraged Jim to become part of the Blues Brothers performances. Jim initially resisted stepping into territory so closely associated with his brother\, but ultimately embraced it. He has now performed with Aykroyd as a Blues Brother for more than 25 years. (People.com) \nTheir performances have included some enormous stages. Belushi and Aykroyd opened for the Rolling Stones at Soldier Field in 2005 and performed at Toronto’s massive SARS benefit concert\, which drew hundreds of thousands of people. \nSo when Belushi steps onto the stage at Paddy’s\, he’s not an actor making a novelty appearance with a blues band. He’s been playing this music for decades. \nJami Belushi\nJami Belushi is taking a different path into the family business. \nThe singer-songwriter has been developing a country-oriented career in Nashville and released her debut single\, “Sweetheart\,” in 2025. That summer she made her large-scale concert debut at Chicago’s Windy City Smokeout country music festival. (People.com) \nHer father joined her during the performance\, but there was another surprise waiting backstage: Dan Aykroyd. Together they performed the Blues Brothers staple “Everybody Needs Somebody to Love\,” connecting Jami’s first major concert with a musical tradition stretching back to her uncle John’s performances nearly half a century earlier. \nThe Paddy’s appearance puts Jami alongside her father again\, but as a billed performer rather than a surprise guest. \nJames Montgomery and an All-Star Band\nVeteran blues singer and harmonica player James Montgomery anchors the band for the Misquamicut performance. \nMontgomery has spent decades in the New England blues scene\, both leading his own band and performing with prominent rock and blues musicians. For this show\, the lineup extends well beyond Montgomery’s regular group. \nScheduled performers include Neil Vitullo\, a Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame guitarist; David Hull\, whose career includes the Joe Perry Project; drummer Marty Richards\, who has performed with members of the J. Geils Band; guitarist George McCann; Todd Farland; and Sarah Hale Folger of Me and the Boys. \nBoston Celtics Chairman Wyc Grousbeck is also billed as a special guest. \nWith that many musicians sharing the stage\, the evening is set up more like an all-star blues revue than a conventional concert with one singer and a backing band. \nBlues on Misquamicut Beach\nThe setting should make this one particularly unusual. \nPaddy’s Beach Restaurant and Beach Bar sits directly on Misquamicut Beach\, putting the performance along the Atlantic shoreline rather than inside a traditional theater or club. \nThe music begins at 8 p.m. and is scheduled to run until 11 p.m. \nGiven the combination of Belushi\, Montgomery\, Jami Belushi\, and a large group of veteran musicians\, audiences should expect a collaborative show where the lineup can shift as different performers step forward. \nEvent Details\nDate\nSaturday\, August 15\, 2026 \nTime\n8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. \nLocation\nPaddy’s Beach Restaurant and Beach Bar \nAddress\n159 Atlantic Avenue\nWesterly\, RI 02891 \nFeatured Performers\nJim Belushi\nJami Belushi\nJames Montgomery Band\nNeil Vitullo\nTodd Farland\nDavid Hull\nGeorge McCann\nMarty Richards\nSarah Hale Folger\nSpecial guest Wyc Grousbeck \nSetting\nLive beachfront performance at Misquamicut Beach. \nRefund Policy\nNo refunds. \nImportant Notes\nThe performance features a large collaborative lineup of blues and rock musicians. Individual appearances and lineup details are subject to change. \nMore Information\nFor more information\, visit the event website using the Event Website link below. \nFor ticket purchases\, click on the Ticketing link below. \n\n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/jim-belushi-featuring-jami-belushi-and-the-james-montgomery-band-at-paddys/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:We Heart RnB On The Beach (Rhode Island)
DESCRIPTION:We Heart RnB On The Beach (Rhode Island) returns to Westerly on Saturday\, August 8\, bringing an afternoon of R&B music\, beach vibes\, and dancing to Beach Haus in Misquamicut. Running from noon until 6 p.m.\, the event is part of the 2026 We Heart RnB Tour and transforms one of Rhode Island’s most popular beach destinations into a celebration of classic and contemporary R&B. \nDesigned for fans who know every lyric\, We Heart RnB focuses exclusively on the genre\, creating a soundtrack that spans decades. From ’90s favorites and 2000s throwbacks to today’s biggest hits\, the music is curated for sing-alongs\, packed dance floors\, and a day that feels more like a beach festival than a typical club event. \nWith DJs\, food and drink specials\, and the Atlantic Ocean just steps away\, the party combines the energy of a daytime music festival with the relaxed atmosphere of a summer day at the beach. \nWhat You’ll Hear\nThe soundtrack covers nearly every era of R&B\, including: \n\nOld-school R&B classics\n’90s favorites\n2000s throwbacks\nModern R&B hits\nSlow jams\nCrowd favorites\nDancefloor anthems\nFeel-good sing-alongs\n\nWhether you’re coming for nostalgic classics or today’s chart-toppers\, expect six hours of nonstop music. \nFeatured DJs\nMusic throughout the day will be provided by: \n\nDJ Cel\nDJ Snax\nDJ Breezy\nDJ JXVA\n\nEach DJ keeps the focus squarely on R&B\, creating a continuous mix designed to keep the party going from start to finish. \nBeach Party Atmosphere\nBeach Haus sits just off Misquamicut Beach\, making it an ideal setting for a summer music event. Swimwear is encouraged\, though not required\, and guests can enjoy food and drink specials throughout the afternoon while taking in the ocean atmosphere. \nProfessional photographers and videographers will be on site capturing the event\, and organizers recommend arriving early\, as previous We Heart RnB events have drawn large crowds. \nVIP Tables\nVIP tables and reserved sections are available through the event organizers while supplies last. Advance reservations are recommended for groups planning to celebrate together. \nEvent Details\nDate\nSaturday\, August 8\, 2026 \nTime\n12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. \nLocation\nBeach Haus \nAddress\n159 Atlantic Ave.\nWesterly\, RI 02891 \nAdmission\nAdvance tickets available online. Door admission is higher if tickets remain available. \nParking\nFree parking. \nAge Restrictions\n21 and older. \nImportant Notes\nTickets are non-refundable. Swimwear is encouraged but not required. The event is expected to sell out\, so advance ticket purchases are recommended. \nMore Information\nFor more information\, visit the event website using the Event Website link below. \nFor ticket purchases\, click on the Ticketing link below. \n\n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/we-heart-rnb-on-the-beach-rhode-island/
LOCATION:RI
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:Midnight Sun Rave in Misquamicut
DESCRIPTION:Midnight Sun Rave in Misquamicut brings an electrifying night of dance music to the beach on Saturday\, July 18. Running from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Paddy’s Beach Club\, the 18+ event transforms the shoreline into a late-night celebration of electronic music\, immersive lighting\, and nonstop energy for fans of rave culture. \nInspired by the spirit of dance festivals and club culture\, the Midnight Sun Rave features the driving beats and high-energy atmosphere that have made electronic dance music a worldwide phenomenon. Whether you grew up during the rave explosion of the 1990s and early 2000s or discovered EDM through today’s festival scene\, the night promises hours of music and dancing just steps from the beach. \nExpect a soundtrack that spans many styles of electronic music\, from house\, trance\, techno\, and drum & bass to modern festival favorites including big room\, progressive house\, melodic bass\, and future rave. Fans of classic rave culture may recognize influences from artists such as Paul Oakenfold\, Tiësto\, Paul van Dyk\, The Chemical Brothers\, Fatboy Slim\, Daft Punk\, and Darude\, while today’s electronic scene is represented by the sounds popularized by artists including Martin Garrix\, Illenium\, John Summit\, Charlotte de Witte\, and Fred again… \nEvent Details\n\nEvent: Midnight Sun Rave in Misquamicut\nDate: Saturday\, July 18\, 2026\nTime: 9:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m.\nVenue: Paddy’s Beach Club\nAddress: 159 Atlantic Ave.\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nAge Requirement: 18+\n\nMusic Styles\nThe night’s soundtrack may include: \n\nHouse\nTrance\nTechno\nDrum & Bass\nProgressive House\nBig Room\nMelodic Bass\nFuture Rave\n\nRave Vibes\nInspired by generations of dance music\, the evening celebrates the evolution of electronic music from the underground rave scene of the 1990s through today’s global festival sound. \nWhy Attend\n\nFour hours of dance music\nBeachfront nightlife\nHigh-energy atmosphere\n18+ event\nSummer night in Misquamicut\n\nTickets\nTickets can be purchased by clicking the Event Ticketing link at the bottom of this page. \nMeta Description: \n 
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LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:Beach Haus Festival 2026 in Misquamicut
DESCRIPTION:The Beach Haus Festival 2026 in Misquamicut Beach\, July 3-5\, for three days of live music\, DJs\, silent disco performances\, food vendors\, drinks\, beachside entertainment\, and late-night afterparties. Held in the heart of Misquamicut\, the festival combines electronic music\, live bands\, and a unique silent disco experience with multiple stages operating throughout the weekend. \nFestival-goers can enjoy performances from dozens of DJs\, bands\, and artists while taking advantage of food vendors\, bars\, beach access\, and special VIP experiences. Whether you’re planning to dance all day\, catch your favorite artist\, or spend the weekend enjoying the beach atmosphere\, Beach Haus Festival offers one of the biggest Independence Day weekend parties in Rhode Island. \n\nFestival Information\nDates\n\nFriday\, July 3\nSaturday\, July 4\nSunday\, July 5\n10 a.m. – 8 p.m.\n\nLocation\n159 Atlantic Avenue\nWesterly\, RI 02891 \nFestival Features\n\nMultiple Music Stages\nLive Bands\nElectronic Dance Music\nSilent Disco\nFood Vendors\nBars\nBeach Access\nVIP Areas\nAfterparties\n\n\nFriday\, July 3 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nSC4R\nBen G B2B Avery\nSweetlk\nLife Theory\nZaytek\nAuxshan\n\nLive Bands\n\nMaintenance\nThe Hopeless Romantics\nNewfare\nBreachway\nNorthbound\n\nSilent Disco\n\nDJ Sadboy\nNov B2B Alby\nSelah B\nTristen Cole\nBZ\nDemart\nFlow Sousa\nAfters\nMileshigh\n\nAfterparty\n\nXavier Island\nFrankie Peatt\n\n\nSaturday\, July 4 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nMac B2B Vony\nLaflamme\nY2K Muzik\nTC3\n2Checks\nDifferent Font\n\nLive Bands\n\nCharing Cross\nThings Left Unsaid\nCinema Stare\nNikki Childs\nZenith\n\nSilent Disco\n\nMixmistrel\nMadbvnny\nEliment\nERF\nMac\nHiggs\nVony\nCoolnights\nManzi\n\nAfterparty\n\nDifferent Font\nHiggs\n\n\nSunday\, July 5 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nVipluv\nSideFX\n4Hundo\nShane Dougherty\nL9\nAK Kenny\nSyre B2B Insco\n\nLive Bands\n\nThe Grafters\nJVK\nGrand View Point\nAutumn Drive\nDred Buffalo\n\nSilent Disco\n\nDeej\nDJ Savvy\nBouty\nDND\nLife Theory\nPaulo\nDJ Mics\nVargy\nSC4R\nBri.\n\n\nTicket Information\nGeneral Admission Includes\n\nAccess to all festival performances\nAccess to all stages\nAccess to food vendors and bars\nAccess to festival activities and experiences\nAccess to the official Beach Haus afterparties\nFree water stations\n\nVIP Admission Includes\nEverything included with General Admission plus: \n\nAccess to the exclusive VIP lounge\nPrivate VIP bar with shorter wait times\nPremium viewing areas\nPremium seating and VIP-only amenities\nVIP gift bag\nFront-row sponsor experiences\n10% off Happy Hour merchandise\n\nTicket Sales\n\nTickets may be available at the door.\nAdvance purchase is strongly recommended.\nPrices may increase during the event weekend.\n\nRefund Policy\nAll ticket sales are final. \n\nFestival FAQ\nIs Beach Haus Festival 21+?\nNo. Beach Haus Festival is an all-ages event. \nHowever: \n\nMain stage viewing area requires government-issued ID for guests age 18 and older.\nAll alcohol purchases require valid ID.\n\n\nIs the Festival Rain or Shine?\nYes. Beach Haus Festival takes place rain or shine. \n\nCan I Leave and Re-Enter?\nNo. \nRe-entry is not permitted. \nMake sure you have everything you need before entering festival grounds. \n\nDo I Need Identification?\nYes. \nAll attendees should bring a valid government-issued photo ID. \n\nWill Food and Drinks Be Available?\nYes. \nMultiple food vendors and bars will operate throughout the festival. \n\nIs Parking Available?\nThere is no dedicated festival parking. \nBecause of holiday weekend traffic in Misquamicut: \n\nArrive early\nCarpool if possible\nConsider rideshare services\n\n\nShould I Use Uber or Lyft?\nYes. \nRideshare services are highly recommended. \nUse: \n159 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891 \nas your destination. \n\nWhat Kind of Music Will Be Played?\nBeach Haus Festival features: \n\nEDM\nElectronic Dance Music\nLive Bands\nRock\nIndie\nAlternative Music\nPunk\nOriginal Music\n\nThe festival also includes a dedicated Silent Disco stage operating throughout the weekend. \n\nWhat Is a Silent Disco?\nA Silent Disco is an immersive music experience where guests wear wireless headphones and listen to DJs through personal headsets instead of a traditional speaker system. \n\nWhere Can I Find Set Time Updates?\nFestival organizers will post lineup updates\, schedule changes\, and festival announcements on their social media channels leading up to the event. \n\nProhibited Items\nThe following items are not permitted inside the festival: \n\nOutside food or beverages\nLarge bags or backpacks\nWeapons of any kind\nIllegal substances\nGlass containers\nProfessional recording equipment without credentials\nDrones\nFireworks\nLaser pointers\nAny item deemed unsafe by festival security\n\nBag Policy\nPermitted bags include: \n\nClear bags up to 12″ x 6″ x 12″\nSmall clutch bags up to 4.5″ x 6.5″\n\nAll bags are subject to search upon entry. \n\nMeta Description\nBeach Haus Festival returns to Misquamicut July 3-5 with live music\, DJs\, silent disco performances\, food vendors\, VIP experiences\, and beachside entertainment.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/beach-haus-festival-2026-in-misquamicut/2026-07-05/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:Beach Haus Festival 2026 in Misquamicut
DESCRIPTION:The Beach Haus Festival 2026 in Misquamicut Beach\, July 3-5\, for three days of live music\, DJs\, silent disco performances\, food vendors\, drinks\, beachside entertainment\, and late-night afterparties. Held in the heart of Misquamicut\, the festival combines electronic music\, live bands\, and a unique silent disco experience with multiple stages operating throughout the weekend. \nFestival-goers can enjoy performances from dozens of DJs\, bands\, and artists while taking advantage of food vendors\, bars\, beach access\, and special VIP experiences. Whether you’re planning to dance all day\, catch your favorite artist\, or spend the weekend enjoying the beach atmosphere\, Beach Haus Festival offers one of the biggest Independence Day weekend parties in Rhode Island. \n\nFestival Information\nDates\n\nFriday\, July 3\nSaturday\, July 4\nSunday\, July 5\n10 a.m. – 8 p.m.\n\nLocation\n159 Atlantic Avenue\nWesterly\, RI 02891 \nFestival Features\n\nMultiple Music Stages\nLive Bands\nElectronic Dance Music\nSilent Disco\nFood Vendors\nBars\nBeach Access\nVIP Areas\nAfterparties\n\n\nFriday\, July 3 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nSC4R\nBen G B2B Avery\nSweetlk\nLife Theory\nZaytek\nAuxshan\n\nLive Bands\n\nMaintenance\nThe Hopeless Romantics\nNewfare\nBreachway\nNorthbound\n\nSilent Disco\n\nDJ Sadboy\nNov B2B Alby\nSelah B\nTristen Cole\nBZ\nDemart\nFlow Sousa\nAfters\nMileshigh\n\nAfterparty\n\nXavier Island\nFrankie Peatt\n\n\nSaturday\, July 4 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nMac B2B Vony\nLaflamme\nY2K Muzik\nTC3\n2Checks\nDifferent Font\n\nLive Bands\n\nCharing Cross\nThings Left Unsaid\nCinema Stare\nNikki Childs\nZenith\n\nSilent Disco\n\nMixmistrel\nMadbvnny\nEliment\nERF\nMac\nHiggs\nVony\nCoolnights\nManzi\n\nAfterparty\n\nDifferent Font\nHiggs\n\n\nSunday\, July 5 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nVipluv\nSideFX\n4Hundo\nShane Dougherty\nL9\nAK Kenny\nSyre B2B Insco\n\nLive Bands\n\nThe Grafters\nJVK\nGrand View Point\nAutumn Drive\nDred Buffalo\n\nSilent Disco\n\nDeej\nDJ Savvy\nBouty\nDND\nLife Theory\nPaulo\nDJ Mics\nVargy\nSC4R\nBri.\n\n\nTicket Information\nGeneral Admission Includes\n\nAccess to all festival performances\nAccess to all stages\nAccess to food vendors and bars\nAccess to festival activities and experiences\nAccess to the official Beach Haus afterparties\nFree water stations\n\nVIP Admission Includes\nEverything included with General Admission plus: \n\nAccess to the exclusive VIP lounge\nPrivate VIP bar with shorter wait times\nPremium viewing areas\nPremium seating and VIP-only amenities\nVIP gift bag\nFront-row sponsor experiences\n10% off Happy Hour merchandise\n\nTicket Sales\n\nTickets may be available at the door.\nAdvance purchase is strongly recommended.\nPrices may increase during the event weekend.\n\nRefund Policy\nAll ticket sales are final. \n\nFestival FAQ\nIs Beach Haus Festival 21+?\nNo. Beach Haus Festival is an all-ages event. \nHowever: \n\nMain stage viewing area requires government-issued ID for guests age 18 and older.\nAll alcohol purchases require valid ID.\n\n\nIs the Festival Rain or Shine?\nYes. Beach Haus Festival takes place rain or shine. \n\nCan I Leave and Re-Enter?\nNo. \nRe-entry is not permitted. \nMake sure you have everything you need before entering festival grounds. \n\nDo I Need Identification?\nYes. \nAll attendees should bring a valid government-issued photo ID. \n\nWill Food and Drinks Be Available?\nYes. \nMultiple food vendors and bars will operate throughout the festival. \n\nIs Parking Available?\nThere is no dedicated festival parking. \nBecause of holiday weekend traffic in Misquamicut: \n\nArrive early\nCarpool if possible\nConsider rideshare services\n\n\nShould I Use Uber or Lyft?\nYes. \nRideshare services are highly recommended. \nUse: \n159 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891 \nas your destination. \n\nWhat Kind of Music Will Be Played?\nBeach Haus Festival features: \n\nEDM\nElectronic Dance Music\nLive Bands\nRock\nIndie\nAlternative Music\nPunk\nOriginal Music\n\nThe festival also includes a dedicated Silent Disco stage operating throughout the weekend. \n\nWhat Is a Silent Disco?\nA Silent Disco is an immersive music experience where guests wear wireless headphones and listen to DJs through personal headsets instead of a traditional speaker system. \n\nWhere Can I Find Set Time Updates?\nFestival organizers will post lineup updates\, schedule changes\, and festival announcements on their social media channels leading up to the event. \n\nProhibited Items\nThe following items are not permitted inside the festival: \n\nOutside food or beverages\nLarge bags or backpacks\nWeapons of any kind\nIllegal substances\nGlass containers\nProfessional recording equipment without credentials\nDrones\nFireworks\nLaser pointers\nAny item deemed unsafe by festival security\n\nBag Policy\nPermitted bags include: \n\nClear bags up to 12″ x 6″ x 12″\nSmall clutch bags up to 4.5″ x 6.5″\n\nAll bags are subject to search upon entry. \n\nMeta Description\nBeach Haus Festival returns to Misquamicut July 3-5 with live music\, DJs\, silent disco performances\, food vendors\, VIP experiences\, and beachside entertainment.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/beach-haus-festival-2026-in-misquamicut/2026-07-04/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:Beach Haus Festival 2026 in Misquamicut
DESCRIPTION:The Beach Haus Festival 2026 in Misquamicut Beach\, July 3-5\, for three days of live music\, DJs\, silent disco performances\, food vendors\, drinks\, beachside entertainment\, and late-night afterparties. Held in the heart of Misquamicut\, the festival combines electronic music\, live bands\, and a unique silent disco experience with multiple stages operating throughout the weekend. \nFestival-goers can enjoy performances from dozens of DJs\, bands\, and artists while taking advantage of food vendors\, bars\, beach access\, and special VIP experiences. Whether you’re planning to dance all day\, catch your favorite artist\, or spend the weekend enjoying the beach atmosphere\, Beach Haus Festival offers one of the biggest Independence Day weekend parties in Rhode Island. \n\nFestival Information\nDates\n\nFriday\, July 3\nSaturday\, July 4\nSunday\, July 5\n10 a.m. – 8 p.m.\n\nLocation\n159 Atlantic Avenue\nWesterly\, RI 02891 \nFestival Features\n\nMultiple Music Stages\nLive Bands\nElectronic Dance Music\nSilent Disco\nFood Vendors\nBars\nBeach Access\nVIP Areas\nAfterparties\n\n\nFriday\, July 3 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nSC4R\nBen G B2B Avery\nSweetlk\nLife Theory\nZaytek\nAuxshan\n\nLive Bands\n\nMaintenance\nThe Hopeless Romantics\nNewfare\nBreachway\nNorthbound\n\nSilent Disco\n\nDJ Sadboy\nNov B2B Alby\nSelah B\nTristen Cole\nBZ\nDemart\nFlow Sousa\nAfters\nMileshigh\n\nAfterparty\n\nXavier Island\nFrankie Peatt\n\n\nSaturday\, July 4 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nMac B2B Vony\nLaflamme\nY2K Muzik\nTC3\n2Checks\nDifferent Font\n\nLive Bands\n\nCharing Cross\nThings Left Unsaid\nCinema Stare\nNikki Childs\nZenith\n\nSilent Disco\n\nMixmistrel\nMadbvnny\nEliment\nERF\nMac\nHiggs\nVony\nCoolnights\nManzi\n\nAfterparty\n\nDifferent Font\nHiggs\n\n\nSunday\, July 5 Lineup\nDJ Main Stage\n\nSilent Disco Winner\nVipluv\nSideFX\n4Hundo\nShane Dougherty\nL9\nAK Kenny\nSyre B2B Insco\n\nLive Bands\n\nThe Grafters\nJVK\nGrand View Point\nAutumn Drive\nDred Buffalo\n\nSilent Disco\n\nDeej\nDJ Savvy\nBouty\nDND\nLife Theory\nPaulo\nDJ Mics\nVargy\nSC4R\nBri.\n\n\nTicket Information\nGeneral Admission Includes\n\nAccess to all festival performances\nAccess to all stages\nAccess to food vendors and bars\nAccess to festival activities and experiences\nAccess to the official Beach Haus afterparties\nFree water stations\n\nVIP Admission Includes\nEverything included with General Admission plus: \n\nAccess to the exclusive VIP lounge\nPrivate VIP bar with shorter wait times\nPremium viewing areas\nPremium seating and VIP-only amenities\nVIP gift bag\nFront-row sponsor experiences\n10% off Happy Hour merchandise\n\nTicket Sales\n\nTickets may be available at the door.\nAdvance purchase is strongly recommended.\nPrices may increase during the event weekend.\n\nRefund Policy\nAll ticket sales are final. \n\nFestival FAQ\nIs Beach Haus Festival 21+?\nNo. Beach Haus Festival is an all-ages event. \nHowever: \n\nMain stage viewing area requires government-issued ID for guests age 18 and older.\nAll alcohol purchases require valid ID.\n\n\nIs the Festival Rain or Shine?\nYes. Beach Haus Festival takes place rain or shine. \n\nCan I Leave and Re-Enter?\nNo. \nRe-entry is not permitted. \nMake sure you have everything you need before entering festival grounds. \n\nDo I Need Identification?\nYes. \nAll attendees should bring a valid government-issued photo ID. \n\nWill Food and Drinks Be Available?\nYes. \nMultiple food vendors and bars will operate throughout the festival. \n\nIs Parking Available?\nThere is no dedicated festival parking. \nBecause of holiday weekend traffic in Misquamicut: \n\nArrive early\nCarpool if possible\nConsider rideshare services\n\n\nShould I Use Uber or Lyft?\nYes. \nRideshare services are highly recommended. \nUse: \n159 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891 \nas your destination. \n\nWhat Kind of Music Will Be Played?\nBeach Haus Festival features: \n\nEDM\nElectronic Dance Music\nLive Bands\nRock\nIndie\nAlternative Music\nPunk\nOriginal Music\n\nThe festival also includes a dedicated Silent Disco stage operating throughout the weekend. \n\nWhat Is a Silent Disco?\nA Silent Disco is an immersive music experience where guests wear wireless headphones and listen to DJs through personal headsets instead of a traditional speaker system. \n\nWhere Can I Find Set Time Updates?\nFestival organizers will post lineup updates\, schedule changes\, and festival announcements on their social media channels leading up to the event. \n\nProhibited Items\nThe following items are not permitted inside the festival: \n\nOutside food or beverages\nLarge bags or backpacks\nWeapons of any kind\nIllegal substances\nGlass containers\nProfessional recording equipment without credentials\nDrones\nFireworks\nLaser pointers\nAny item deemed unsafe by festival security\n\nBag Policy\nPermitted bags include: \n\nClear bags up to 12″ x 6″ x 12″\nSmall clutch bags up to 4.5″ x 6.5″\n\nAll bags are subject to search upon entry. \n\nMeta Description\nBeach Haus Festival returns to Misquamicut July 3-5 with live music\, DJs\, silent disco performances\, food vendors\, VIP experiences\, and beachside entertainment.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/beach-haus-festival-2026-in-misquamicut/2026-07-03/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
DESCRIPTION:Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl sails onto the big screen at the Misquamicut Drive-In on Friday\, June 19\, offering moviegoers the chance to experience the swashbuckling adventure from the comfort of their own vehicle. Set against the backdrop of Wuskenau Beach Pondside\, the outdoor screening combines a summer night under the stars with one of the most popular adventure films of the 21st century. \nReleased in 2003\, the film introduced audiences to the unforgettable Captain Jack Sparrow and launched one of Disney’s most successful movie franchises. Packed with pirate battles\, supernatural curses\, treasure hunts\, humor\, and memorable characters\, The Curse of the Black Pearl remains a favorite for families\, movie lovers\, and fans of action-adventure storytelling. \nThe Misquamicut Drive-In offers a nostalgic movie-going experience where guests can enjoy the film from their cars while taking in the coastal atmosphere of a summer evening. Whether you’re revisiting the movie or introducing it to a new generation\, it’s a fun way to kick off the weekend. \nEvent Details\nDate: Friday\, June 19\, 2026\nTime: 9:00 p.m.\nLocation: Wuskenau Beach Pondside\, 316 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI \nAdmission\n$28.52 per carload \nOne ticket covers everyone in the vehicle. You can purchase a ticket online by clicking the website link at the bottom of the page.Dr \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/pirates-of-the-caribbean-the-curse-of-the-black-pearl/
LOCATION:Misquamicut Drive-In\, 316 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Misquamicut Drive-In
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SUMMARY:Forever Summer Beach Fest
DESCRIPTION:Forever Summer Beach Fest hosts a day full of live music\, beach activities\, food vendors\, and seaside vibes in Westerly this June. The Misquamicut Beach event will offer attendees who want to kick off their summer the perfect day relaxing by the ocean and enjoying what Downtown Ferries has to offer. Live DJs\, delicious food vendors\, and beach games starting at 4 PM ensure everyone has a great time at the laid-back festival. \nFrom music to casual hangout space by the ocean\, Forever Summer Beach Fest has you covered. Scope out cabanas for rent to stake your claim on the beach and peruse all of the delicious food options from local vendors. Dance the afternoon away\, take part in fun beach activities\, and enter giveaways while you soak up the sun on America’s Best Family Beach. Forever Summer Beach Fest takes place on Saturday\, June 13. \nForever Summer Beach Fest is the perfect way to welcome summer to Rhode Island. Dance\, play beach games\, and enjoy delicious eats on the beach of Misquamicut near the Atlantic Ocean. \nAdditional Details\n\nDate: Saturday\, June 13\nTime: 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.\nLocation: Misquamicut Beach\nAddress: 159 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI\n\nEvent Features \n\nLive DJs\nBeach games\nFood vendors\nOceanfront setting\nCabanas available\nHookahs available\nBeach party atmosphere\n\nWhat to Expect \n\nMusic throughout the afternoon\nSocial beach gathering\nSummer kickoff celebration\nOpportunities to relax\, play\, and enjoy the shoreline\nTicket information available through the event organizer\nBeach attire recommended\nEvent details subject to change by organizers\nOceanfront location at Misquamicut Beach in Westerly\, Rhode Island
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/forever-summer-beach-fest/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:Beach Haus Social
DESCRIPTION:Infused with dayclub energy\, Beach Haus Social offers an afternoon filled with house music\, beach vibes\, and summertime goodness along the shore of Westerly. Hosted on Sunday\, June 14\, Beach Haus Social will transform Beach Haus into the perfect oceanfront locale to kick back and enjoy DJ-led music all day long. \nBeach Haus Social focuses on house music mixed with the carefree vibes of a day spent relaxing on the beach. From tailor-made tunes all afternoon to good company and more\, Beach Haus Social is designed to embody all of the best parts of a day at the beach mixed with house music. \nPerfect for people who love house music\, beaches\, and spending Sunday afternoon in the sun. Come enjoy some good music with friends\, a beach atmosphere\, and a nice ocean view at Beach Haus Social Sunday\, June 14. \nAdditional Details\n\nDate: Sunday\, June 14\nTime: 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.\nLocation: Beach Haus\nAddress: 159 Atlantic Avenue\, Misquamicut\, RI\n\nEvent Features \n\nHouse music throughout the afternoon\nDayclub-inspired beach atmosphere\nOceanfront location\nSocial gathering environment\nCoastal summer setting\n\nPresented By \n\nBeach Haus\nThis Is College\nHospitality\nWeekend Warriors\n\nSeries Information \n\nWeek Three of the Beach Haus Social series\nDesigned for guests seeking a music-focused beach experience\nEvent details subject to change by organizers\nAdditional information available through the event organizers and venue channels
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/beach-haus-social/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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