Check out the listings below for a look at the upcoming events around town.

Friday, July 29

Outstanding Young Artists Concert

Cranberry Coast Concerts is in full swing. The regional music festival with the motto “From Bach to Rock” will present local, national, and international touring concert artists in a wide variety of performance environments.

On Friday, July 29, rising stars from the community will be featured in Cranberry Coast Concerts’ Annual “Outstanding Young Artists Concert.” Featured will be Jessica Schloesser and local pianist, vocalist and flautist Eric Balboni. This performance is free to the community. All donations will accepted in benefit of the festival. The concert begins at 7:00 p.m. at Eastern Bank, located at 226 Main Street.

Tickets are available at the door 30 minutes before each concert. Ticket prices are $20 for general admission and $18 for seniors and students. Children ages 5 to 17 are free with a paid adult.

Repeat events will take place throughout the summer at venues in Attleboro, Mansfield, and New Bedford. For complete event listings and details visit www.CranberryCoastConcerts.com.

Saturday, July 30

Fender Bender

The Fender Bender hot rod and bike show is scheduled for July 30 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Band Shell in Onset.

In addition to hot rods and fast bikes, the family-friendly event will feature a wrestling show with big names like Jimmy Snuka and Brutus Beefcake.

At least 50 vendors will be in attendance, offering everything from face painting to T-shirts and hand-made jewelry.

If you are looking to enter you own car in the show, vehicle registration is from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

Trophies will be awarded for the best truck, hot rod, chopper, muscle car, concept car, 4x4, bobber (motorcycle using old, second-hand parts), stock car, and rat rod. There will also be an "almost made it" trophy and an award for "best in show."

Attendees should park at the lot across from Lopes Field on Onset Avenue. Admission to the event is free.

For more information about Fender Bender, call Sinners and Saints Tattoo at 508-295-1366. The Fender Bender a celebration of the tattoo shop's fifth birthday.

And if one party isn't enough to celebrate Sinners and Saints' birthday, an after-party cookout will be held at Gilda's Stone Rooster in Marion beginning at 6 p.m.

Christopher Donovan Day School fundraiser

The Christopher Donovan Day School, an alternative-education private elementary school located on Recovery Road, is holding a Hawaiian luau fundraiser on July 30 at the Commercial Club, located on 1 Neilson Ave. in East Bridgewater.

The event will feature a raffle and auction, which includes autographed Red Sox and Celtics memorabilia, gift baskets, and a year's worth of Organic Valley food products. The luau will also offer a dee-jay, reiki, and crafts and other activities for children. Children will also be able to meet with Samboni, the mascot for the Providence Bruins.

Tickets are $30 for adults and $17 for children under age 12.

The event will  raise money for scholarships and field trips for the nonprofit day school that is opening this September.

For more information or tickets, contact Marianne Donovan at 508-295-5232. Tickets can also be purchased online at www.christopherdonovancenter.com/luau.htm.

Saturday, August 6

Onset Blues Festival

The Onset Bay Association is hosting its 19th annual Blues Festival at the Band Shell in Onset on Saturday, August 6.

Food and specialty vendors will open booths at 9 a.m. The music begins and noon.

Performers include the Gil Correia Band, James Montgomery, Professor Harp, Rosemary’s Baby Blues, Peter Parcek, Erin Harp, Luke Mulholland, Charlie Ferrin, Jon Butcher, Kid Bangham, and Sugar Ray.

Tickets are $20. No coolers or animals will be allowed with the exception of service dogs. For more information call 508-295-7072 or log-on to www.onsetvillage.org or www.onsetbluesfestival.com.