Music Saves the Day and BaysideTonight and Friday, 6:30 p.m., $18-$22The Trocaderowww.thetroc.comBeats Antique with FilastineTonight, 8 $15, The TLAwww.livenation.comJames BlakeSaturday, 9 p.m.$21-$23, The Trocaderowww.thetroc.comLadytronwith VHS or BetaSunday, 7 p.m.$18, The TLAwww.livenation.comtUnE-YarDSwith Pat Jordache and Les BlondettesSunday, 8 p.m.$15, Union Transferwww.utphilly.comThe RosebudsMonday, 9 p.m.$12, Johnny Brenda’swww.johnnybrendas.comCuddle Magicwith The Life and Times and Deleted ScenesTuesday, 9 p.m.$10-$12, Johnny Brenda’swww.johnnybrendas.comLanghorne Slim with Dan ManganWednesday, 8 p.m.$15, Union Transferwww.utphilly.comJ. Cole Wednesday, 8 p.m.$29, The Electric Factorywww.ticketmaster.comArts‘August: Osage County’Through Oct. 30$29-$48, Arden Theatre Company40 N. Second St.www.ardentheatre.orgDirected by Terrence J. Nolen, this Pulitzer Prize-winning, darkly humorous play by Tracy Letts listens in on an impromptu family dinner summoned by a drug-addicted mother after the father disappears.Projects Gallery: ‘Abstraction’Opening reception Friday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.629 N. Second St.www.projectsgallery.comThis juried exhibition is the first in a series at the gallery that will explore a variety of genres in contemporary art.Food & DrinkRistorante Panorama benefit Sunday, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.$120, 14 North Front St.www.pennsviewhotel.comThis four-course wine-tasting dinner kicks off with a sparkling wine recession; proceeds benefit March of Dimes.Westmont Farmers Market’s Fall FestivalWednesday,4 p.m. to 7 p.m.Haddon and Stratford avenues, Haddon Twp.www.westmontfarmersmarket.comIn addition to seasonal produce and fall treats, the market will host kid activities, live music, games and an apple pie contest that we’d be happy to judge.OktoPBRfestSaturday, noon to 6 p.m.Philadelphia Bar & Restaurant120 Market St.www.philadelphiabarandrestaurant.comThe Old City restaurant is converting its sidewalk into a beer garden serving up more than a dozen local German-style brews and street food.
