The soundtrack of your high school and college years is back for one night only at Y2K Night, a throwback dance party packed with the pop, hip hop, dance, and club hits that defined a generation!

DJ Souz (Austin Sousa) keeps the energy high all night with the songs you forgot you knew every word to, from iconic singalongs to dance floor favorites. Whether you spent the Y2K era at school dances, in college bars, or perfecting your TRL countdown, this is your chance to hear them all again.

The best part? The party runs from 7:00 to 9:00 pm, so you can dance like it's 2003 and still be home at a perfectly reasonable hour.

Y2K Night takes place Friday, August 28, from 7:00 to 9:00 pm at Watts Hall in Thomaston. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 day of (if available).

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FAQs

Q: What time do the doors open?

A: The doors open at 6:30. No one will be permitted in the auditorium prior to 6:30.

Q: Is this event family-friendly?

A: The recommended age for this event is 18+. Only guests who are 21+ with a valid ID will be served alcohol.

Q: Is Watts Hall an accessible venue?

A: Yes, it is! While the auditorium is located on the second floor, we do have an ADA-compliant elevator available to anyone who needs it. We also have an accessible restroom. The doorways and hallways are nice and wide to accommodate mobility aids.

Q: Will tickets be available at the door?

A: We don’t reserve any tickets for door sales and our events. If you want to guarantee entrance, we recommend purchasing your tickets in advance. We will update our Facebook page and website regarding the availability of door tickets the day of the event. If door tickets are available, they will be priced at $20/person. We accept cash, cards, and local checks. Pro-tip: Plan to pay cash or check at the door to avoid the $2/ticket service charge.

Q: Will food and drink be available for purchase?

A: Yes! A cash bar will be provided and light concessions (popcorn, chips, cookies, etc.) will be available for purchase. We ask that all guests drink responsibly. Anyone found to be overly intoxicated will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund.

Q: Can I bring my own drinks to Watts Hall?

A: No. Bringing in outside alcohol is a direct violation of our bar service’s liquor license. As such, anyone found to be in possession of outside alcohol will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund. One plastic or stainless steel water bottle filled with water only per guest is permitted. Glass water bottles are not allowed.

Q: Where should I park?

A: Plenty of free parking is available behind the business block on the side of Rt. 1 opposite Watts Hall.

Q: Who should I talk to if I have any other questions?

A: You can send an email to our Managing Director, Kendray Rodriguez at [email protected]

*All ticket sales are final and non-refundable*

Clean stand-up comedy comes to Thomaston for ONE NIGHT ONLY! Featuring Lee Hardin. Based out of Nashville, Tennessee, Lee Hardin has been touring the country, telling relatable jokes and stories Over the years, Lee has been able to share the stage with comedians like Henry Cho, Ryan Hamilton, & Nate Bargatze. In 2019, his comedy special, “Not Quite A Grown-Up” was released on DryBar Comedy.

Lee’s clever jokes and embarrassing stories are a perfect fit for any audience. Best of all, it's a CLEAN COMEDY show, so bring your friends and family!

Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 day of show.

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FAQs

Q: What time do the doors open?

A: The doors open at 6:30. No one will be permitted in the auditorium prior to 6:30

Q: Is this event family-friendly?

A: Yes! We would give Lee's clean comedy act a PG rating.

Q: How does seating work at Watts Hall?

A: All of our seating is by general admission. There is no reserved seating. We recommend arriving closer to when the doors open if you'd like your party to be seated together.

Q: Is Watts Hall an accessible venue?

A: Yes, it is! While the auditorium is located on the second floor, we do have an ADA-compliant elevator available to anyone who needs it. We also have an accessible restroom. The doorways and hallways are nice and wide to accommodate mobility aids.

Q: Will tickets be available at the door?

A: We don’t reserve any tickets for door sales and our events. If you want to guarantee entrance, we recommend purchasing your tickets in advance. We will update our Facebook page and website regarding the availability of door tickets the day of the event. If door tickets are available, they will be priced at $25/person. We accept cash, cards, and local checks. Pro-tip: Plan to pay cash or check at the door to avoid the $2/ticket service charge.

Q: Will food and drink be available for purchase?

A: Yes! A cash bar will be provided and light concessions (popcorn, chips, cookies, etc.) will be available for purchase. We ask that all guests drink responsibly. Anyone found to be overly intoxicated will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund.

Q: Can I bring my own drinks to Watts Hall?

A: No. Bringing in outside alcohol is a direct violation of our bar service’s liquor license. As such, anyone found to be in possession of outside alcohol will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund. One plastic or stainless steel water bottle filled with water only per guest is permitted. Glass water bottles are not allowed.

Q: Where should I park?

A: Plenty of free parking is available behind the business block on the side of Rt. 1 opposite Watts Hall.

Q: Who should I talk to if I have any other questions?

A: You can send an email to our Managing Director, Kendray Rodriguez at [email protected]

*All ticket sales are final and non-refundable*

Paul Benjamin, producer of Rockland’s renowned North Atlantic Blues Festival, is bringing Blues Night to Watts Hall in Thomaston!

On Friday, September 25 at 7:00 pm, acclaimed singer, bassist, and songwriter Danielle Nicole takes the Watts Hall stage for an unforgettable evening of blues, soul, and rock-infused energy.

Raised in Kansas City, Missouri, Danielle Nicole first gained international recognition as a member of the award-winning band Trampled Under Foot before launching a solo career that has earned widespread critical acclaim. Her debut solo album, Wolf Den, climbed to #2 on the Billboard Blues Chart, while Cry No More debuted at #1 and received a Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Blues Album. Her latest release, The Love You Bleed, has continued that momentum, earning more than a million streams in less than a year.

Praised for her powerhouse vocals, inventive bass playing, and commanding stage presence, Danielle Nicole has collected eight Blues Music Awards and earned admiration from blues legends and critics alike. As Koko Taylor famously said, “That girl gets down to the nitty gritty.”

Tickets are limited and expected to sell quickly. Advance tickets are $25, or $30 the day of the performance if available.

Join us at Watts Hall for an evening of world-class blues from one of the genre’s most celebrated contemporary artists.

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FAQs

Q: What time do the doors open?

A: The doors open at 6:30. No one will be permitted in the auditorium prior to 6:30.

Q: Is this event family-friendly?

A: The recommended age for this event is 18+. Only guests who are 21+ with a valid ID will be served alcohol.

Q: Is Watts Hall an accessible venue?

A: Yes, it is! While the auditorium is located on the second floor, we do have an ADA-compliant elevator available to anyone who needs it. We also have an accessible restroom. The doorways and hallways are nice and wide to accommodate mobility aids.

Q: Will tickets be available at the door?

A: We don’t reserve any tickets for door sales and our events. If you want to guarantee entrance, we recommend purchasing your tickets in advance. We will update our Facebook page and website regarding the availability of door tickets the day of the event. If door tickets are available, they will be priced at $30/person. We accept cash, cards, and local checks. Pro-tip: Plan to pay cash or check at the door to avoid the $2/ticket service charge.

Q: Will food and drink be available for purchase?

A: Yes! A cash bar will be provided and light concessions (popcorn, chips, cookies, etc.) will be available for purchase. We ask that all guests drink responsibly. Anyone found to be overly intoxicated will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund.

Q: Can I bring my own drinks to Watts Hall?

A: No. Bringing in outside alcohol is a direct violation of our bar service’s liquor license. As such, anyone found to be in possession of outside alcohol will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund. One plastic or stainless steel water bottle filled with water only per guest is permitted. Glass water bottles are not allowed.

Q: Where should I park?

A: Plenty of free parking is available behind the business block on the side of Rt. 1 opposite Watts Hall.

Q: Who should I talk to if I have any other questions?

A: You can send an email to our Managing Director, Kendray Rodriguez at [email protected]

*All ticket sales are final and non-refundable*

Rigometrics is bringing their signature pre-Thanksgiving bash to Watts Hall on Wednesday, November 25th!

Rigometrics (Portland, Maine) is making serious waves in the Northeast music scene with a dynamic, high-energy sound that blends the soul of classic rock with the grit of funk and blues, the hooks of indie, and the urgency of modern alternative. Their music fuses Josef Berger’s searing guitar work, Derek Haney’s hard-hitting, groove-driven drums, and Keenan Hendricks’ soaring vocals and swaggering piano, which doubles as the bass in their live setup: creating a genre-blurring style that feels both timeless and fresh. The result is a live experience and growing catalog that consistently draws in diverse audiences and fuels an ever-expanding, loyal fan base.

Formed in late 2021, the three-piece has toured all over the East Coast and South, sold out 300-cap venues, headlined major shows in Maine, and played over 450 shows. Their catalog now includes 2026’s album The Rigossance Era, 2025’s Live in Maine II and singles Can’t Catch Up, Couldn’t Tell Ya, Hands, Mr. Shove, Hope You Know, and Ghost of Indecision; 2024’s EP Elodie, live album Live in Maine, and singles Endless Road, All My Friends (Live for the Weekend), and No Smoke; 2023’s EP No Time to Waste and single Share the Fortune; and their 2022 debut album Rig N’ Roll. These projects are propelled by their relentless touring schedule and undeniable stage presence ~ backed by years on the road, first in a renovated school bus and now in their dedicated touring van.

To bring these releases to life, Rigometrics has collaborated with top-tier producers Jon Wyman, Matt Perry, and Anthony Gatti, as well as Grammy winners Dave Gutter, Adam Ayan, and ‘Bassy’ Bob Brockmann. Together, they’ve crafted music that elevates Rigometrics’ signature sound while keeping it deeply rooted in the spirit of rock ’n’ roll.

Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 day of show.

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FAQs

Q: What time do the doors open?

A: The doors open at 7:30. No one will be permitted in the auditorium prior to 7:30.

Q: Is this event family-friendly?

A: This is a 21+ event. In order to purchase alcohol, guests must have a valid photo ID.

Q: Is Watts Hall an accessible venue?

A: Yes, it is! While the auditorium is located on the second floor, we do have an ADA-compliant elevator available to anyone who needs it. We also have an accessible restroom. The doorways and hallways are nice and wide to accommodate mobility aids.

Q: Will tickets be available at the door?

A: We don’t reserve any tickets for door sales and our events. If you want to guarantee entrance, we recommend purchasing your tickets in advance. We will update our Facebook page and website regarding the availability of door tickets the day of the event. If door tickets are available, they will be priced at $30/person. We accept cash, cards, and local checks. Pro-tip: Plan to pay cash or check at the door to avoid the $2/ticket service charge.

Q: Will food and drink be available for purchase?

A: Yes! A cash bar will be provided and light concessions (popcorn, chips, cookies, etc.) will be available for purchase. We ask that all guests drink responsibly. Anyone found to be overly intoxicated will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund.

Q: Can I bring my own drinks to Watts Hall?

A: No. Bringing in outside alcohol is a direct violation of our bar service’s liquor license. As such, anyone found to be in possession of outside alcohol will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund. One plastic or stainless steel water bottle filled with water only per guest is permitted. Glass water bottles are not allowed.

Q: Where should I park?

A: Plenty of free parking is available behind the business block on the side of Rt. 1 opposite Watts Hall.

Q: Who should I talk to if I have any other questions?

A: You can send an email to our Managing Director, Kendray Rodriguez at [email protected]

*All ticket sales are final and non-refundable*