Misty Mountain: The Led Zeppelin Tribute
A note-for-note Led Zeppelin tribute that turns the Argyle into a Saturday-night arena for the corridor's classic-rock faithful.
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This weekend in Babylon (September 3 to 6): Misty Mountain: The Led Zeppelin Tribute at The Argyle Theatre (Saturday 8:00PM); Make Me Smile: A Tribute to Chicago at The Argyle Theatre (Friday 8:00PM); Babylon Village Farmers Market at Village Gazebo, 244 W Main St (Sunday 8:00AM), plus 9 more picks below.
Events for the weekend of September 3 to 6, 2026
Every week we read through everything happening across the South Shore and keep only what is actually worth your time. Here is what is on in Babylon this weekend.
This Weekend's Top Picks in Babylon: Misty Mountain: The Led Zeppelin Tribute at The Argyle Theatre (Saturday 8:00PM); Make Me Smile: A Tribute to Chicago at The Argyle Theatre (Friday 8:00PM).
A note-for-note Led Zeppelin tribute that turns the Argyle into a Saturday-night arena for the corridor's classic-rock faithful.
A polished horn-driven tribute to one of rock's most enduring catalogs, staged with full production values at Babylon's marquee theatre.
For Families in Babylon this weekend: Babylon Village Farmers Market at Village Gazebo, 244 W Main St (Sunday 8:00AM).
Sunday morning at the gazebo: local produce, baked goods, and vendors in the heart of Babylon Village, rain or shine.
Free & Affordable in Babylon this weekend: Mean Machine at Salt Shack Seaside Grill (Thursday 7:00PM); Happy Hour Band: Arlington Drive at Lily Flanagan's Pub (Friday 6:00PM).
A 90s tribute band opening the long weekend on the bay at Cedar Beach's Salt Shack.
Babylon Village's classic happy-hour set kicks off Friday with a full bar and a familiar crowd.
Also Happening This Weekend in Babylon: Long Island Comedy Festival at The Argyle Theatre (Sunday 7:30PM); DJ Javier at Salt Shack Seaside Grill (Friday 4:00PM); Lovesong at Salt Shack Seaside Grill (Friday 7:00PM).
A multi-comic stand-up showcase at Babylon's marquee theatre; held out of features to keep the Argyle at two appearances after the CMPAC shows surfaced.
An afternoon DJ set on the waterfront deck at Salt Shack.
A live band bringing the Cure's catalog to the bayfront on Friday night.
A waterfront afternoon DJ set at Salt Shack.
A 90s cover band closing out Saturday night on the bay.
A classic-rock set on the deck to close out the holiday weekend at Salt Shack.
A local-history talk on the sprawling former Pilgrim State Hospital.
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