Machina ArtBar offers arts & music events! These events include live music, DJ's, performance art, and visual art shows. We also offer quarterly themed events that include visual art, music, food. Costumes are encouraged for these events.

Our ArtBar has a 40 person capacity, so make sure to book your tickets early in order to secure your spot!

Check out our full events calendar!

Live Music every week!

Join us in the Machina Kitchen every other Wednesday starting July 3rd for JAZZ NIGHT! Eat, drink, and Jazz with the George Robinson Trio!

George Robinson is a drummer and music educator living in Keene, New Hampshire. Over the course of his career, George has had the privilege to play with world-renowned jazz musicians such as Gordon Goodwin, Frank Greene, Gary Smulyan, Steve Davis, Chris Potter, John Stowell, Bruce Gertz, John Mastroianni, Larry Pyatt, and Scott Mullett. George has been the drummer of the Keene Jazz Orchestra since 2009, and has performed with many of the region’s top jazz ensembles and musicians.

George graduated from Keene State College in 2012 and has remained in the Monadnock Region ever since, working as a drummer and educator across New England. He teaches drums, percussion, and music at Keene State College, Keene Middle School, MoCo Arts, Vermont Academy, and at his home studio in Keene.

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Come join us every other Wednesday starting July 10th from 9:00pm-11:00pm in the ArtBar for Crooners Cabaret with Bob E Kelly!

"I am honored and excited to be the host performer at Le Cabaret de Chanteurs at the Machina Arts Bar. Come! Sing! I hope to see you there!" - Bob E Kelly

Bob E Kelly comes from a musical tradition where party pieces were the norm at family parties. He loves performing from the American Songbook. Bob also writes songs that are a bit irreverent, and a bit serious. He creates odd but effective arrangements of familiar songs, and puts his Bob E Kelly stamp on them.

He started at 4 picking out tunes on the piano, got incidental music training in amateur and professional performances, then abandoned professional performance until he retired from his telecommunications career.