WED 11.11

Beautiful: The Carole King Musical

Singer-songwriter Carole King’s life is reborn on stage in the Tony Award-winning Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. The musical follows King’s life from plain old Brooklyn teenager to the Grammy Award-winning artist she is today. The show will only be at the Boston Opera House for five more days, so if you want to see it, you’d better see it fast. Whether you’re a Carole King fan, a musical fan, or just someone looking to immerse yourself in a world of music, you’re in for a beautiful night if you go see Beautiful.

Boston Opera House. 539 Washington St., Boston. 7:30-11/all ages/$74-$254. boston-theater.com/theaters/boston-opera-house/beautiful-the-carole-king-musical.php

THU 11.12

Trivia @ Modern Underground

Here’s a question for you: Where will you be Thursday night at 7:30 pm? If you answered anywhere but Modern Underground, well, you might be right technically, but you should reconsider, because it’s hard to find good trivia these days. Stump Trivia is offering a pretty fun night for anyone willing to go. Get your drunk on, jam out to some music, and if you’re good enough, win some prizes from trivia. The worst that could happen is that you have a great time.

Modern Underground. 263 Hanover St., Boston. 7:30-9:30pm/21+/FREE. thebostoncalendar.com/events/trivia-modern-underground–20

FRI 11.13

Back to the ’90s Party

Grab your hair scrunchie, your multicolored snowsuit, and other outdated 90’s references and travel back in time to the 1990s at 6B Lounge. Bring your friends, bring a date, or bring your friends and a date and party like it’s 1999. Or any other year from the 1990s. Just party like you’re in the ’90s. If you’ve got a big group, get there before 9:30 to avoid the cover charge. That’s some ’90s hospitality right there.

6B Lounge. 6 Beacon St., Boston. 9:30pm-2am/21+/$5. thebostoncalendar.com/events/back-to-the-90s-party

SAT 11.14

Laughing Liberally Boston

The 2016 elections are kicking into high gear, and with candidates like Donald Trump getting the spotlight, maybe it’s time to sit back and enjoy some more progressive laughs. Laughing Liberally Boston is launching a progressive political comedy show featuring Boston’s top liberal and progressive comedians. Hosted by Matthew Filipowicz and featuring comedians Christa Weiss, Kenice Mobley, Sam Ike, and Julia Claire, progressive political comedy is right around the corner with some very talented people.

The Riot Theater. 146a South St., Jamaica Plain. 8pm-9:30pm/21+/$8. theriottheater.com/laughing-liberally-boston.html

SUN 11.15

Art Garfunkel

This year alone, Art Garfunkel has performed in Korea, Ireland, Holland, Belgium, France, Germany, and Denmark, and now he’s here in Boston. Are you really going to let this opportunity pass you by? Whether you know him from Simon and Garfunkel, his solo work, or don’t know him at all, Art Garfunkel’s had an influential role in the music industry, and any music fan owes it to themselves to see him live. So come on down and don’t go slip slidin’ away.

Wilbur Theatre. 246 Tremont St., Boston. 8-10pm/all ages/$50-$75. thewilbur.com/artist/art-garfunkel/

MON 11.16

Mary Lambert

Monday’s were made for melancholy and Mary Lambert owns that moody, poetic moment. Hailing from Seattle, Lambert is a singer/songwriter of prose and self-reflection. Her debut album, Heart on my Sleeve, is a mirror into her world of love, redemption, and humor; powered by a soft tonal hesitation as she sits at her piano, only to come out of her shell with an operatic force. Bring a close friend’s shoulder or simply fly solo. Just don’t miss this amazing new artist.

Brighton Music Hall. 158 Brighton Ave., Boston. 7pm/all ages/$20. ticketmaster.com/event/01004F50F10CA41C