Events for Saturday July 18, 2026
Day of Free Concert, SoPercussion
This July, So Percussion's annual Summer Institute fills two weeks on the Princeton University campus — and spills out into town. From July 5–19, the S? Percussion Summer Institute (S?SI) brings together emerging composers and percussionists from across the country for an intensive residency with the members of So Percussion and guest faculty. Throughout those two weeks, participants perform a series of concerts at venues across Princeton, all free and open to anyone who wants to come
11 AM · Princeton Record Exchange (20 South Tulane St, Princeton). 12 PM · Princeton Public Library (65 Witherspoon St) – Ji Hye Jung and S? Percussion 1 PM · Hinds Plaza (Outside of the public library) – Kendall Williams and the S?SI Steel Band 3 PM · Labyrinth Books (122 Nassau St) – Music of percussionist Matt Evans, a S?SI alum from the very first year, and the S?SI Aquatic House Band 7:30 PM · Lee Hall, S?SI Composers Concert: Music of David Lang and Gemma Peacocke
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You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, Princeton Summer Theatre
Enjoy a musical hour full of whimsy and heart with You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. Whether you grew up on the PEANUTS Characters or are introducing your children to the genius of Clark M. Schulz, this musical is fun for the whole family with its childhood joy, charming stories, and fantastic writing. By Clark Gesner, based on the comic strip "PEANUTS" by Charles M. Schulz Hamilton Murray Theater, Princeton. Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for children.
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Summer Music Series, Palmer Square Green
Soak up the sounds of summer on the Green every Saturday from 1pm-3pm! From laid-back acoustic covers and timeless classic rock, to smooth, jazzy favorites, each weekend brings a soundtrack everyone can enjoy. Grab a seat at one of our picnic tables or bring your own chairs and blankets to settle in for a sunny afternoon of live music. Make a day of it on the Square: shop, dine, and gather with friends and family while an eclectic mix of local talent fills the air and brings Princeton to life.
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Summer Music and More: Briz and the Revival, Nassau Park Pavilion
West Windsor Arts warmly welcomes Briz and the Revival to the Nassau Park Pavilion on Saturday, July 18th, for an evening of live music and community celebration. Each event in our series also features free art activities for all ages during the show! 5:00 PM Opening Act: Dan Kassel and Friends featuring John Beacher 6:00 PM Main Act: Briz and the Revival Briz and the Revival bring an uplifting blend of soulful vocals, vibrant rhythms, and heartfelt musicianship to every performance. Fronted by singer-songwriter Brandi “Briz” Grove, the band creates an energetic and welcoming atmosphere that draws audiences together through music rooted in connection, joy, and authenticity. Blending influences from folk, rock, soul, and contemporary groove-based styles, Briz and the Revival deliver performances that are both intimate and dynamic — equally suited for listening closely or dancing freely.
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Creative Freedom: A Salon Experience, Grounds for Sculpture
Grounds For Sculpture and Third Way Cultural Alliance present an evening of live music and intimate conversation, featuring the legendary Marshall Allen from Sun Ra Arkestra, avant-garde bassist Jamaaladeen Tacuma, and artist Salvador Jiménez-Flores. Allen and Tacuma will play new music within Jiménez-Flores’ exhibition Raíces & Resistencias, and all three artists will take part in a discussion on the importance of creative freedom.
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Princeton Summer Theater's The 39 Steps
2 and 7:30pm Adapted by Patrick Barlow, from the novel by John Buchan, from the movie by Alfred Hitchcock July 2nd-18th, Thursday-Saturday at 7:30pm, Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm
Mixing Hitchcock whodunnit and Monty Python flair, The 39 Steps follows the debonair Richard Hannay, as he finds himself in a dizzying web of murder, spies, and secrets. With just four actors and over 150 characters, this rollicking comedy thriller is a Tony award winning love letter to farce, noir, and stagecraft. Hamilton Murray Theater, Princeton. Tickets are $35 for evenings, $30 for matinees, and $15 with Student Rush www.princetonsummertheater.org
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