As we transition into September from August, the weather changing is just one of several “Differences” that will take place between the months. While the amount of outdoor activities is dwindling, you can still enjoy some outdoor events such as the First Thursday Festival.

If it’s already too cold for you then you can check out some of the indoor events we’ve listed for you, including an R&B concert featuring Ginuwine.

Thursday, Sept. 5

First Thursday Festival

This week’s WTMD’s First Thursday Festival will be the last of the year. September’s festival will include live performances from Brittany Davis, The Wild Feathers and Dapper Dan Midas. There will also be local food vendors on-site like Ekiben and Jimmy’s Famous Seafood if you get hungry.

Time: The park opens at 5 p.m.

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Location: Canton Waterfront Park (3001 Boston St.)

Cost: Free, but you will need money for vendors.

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Friday, Sept. 6

Ladies R&B Kickback Concert

After being postponed from the original April date, the Ladies R&B Kickback Concert is finally happening this weekend. With a long list of names including Ginuwine, Lloyd and Bobby V, fans will get to hear some of their 2000s R&B favorites. For a full list of performers, visit the website.

Time: 8 p.m.

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Location: Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena (1000 Hilltop Circle)

Cost: Tickets start at $53.

Family friendly? Let’s leave the children at home.

First Friday Comedy Night

Bird in Hand bookstore is hosting a new monthly comedy series for the community to enjoy. This Friday’s event will have featured comedians Domo Cann, Jake Leizear and Bria Beddoe performing, as well as an open mic. There will also be snacks and drinks available.

Time: 6 p.m. for featured comedians, 7 p.m. for the open mic.

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Location: Bird in Hand (11 E. 33rd St.)

Cost: Tickets for 6 p.m. are $12.51 each, including fees. The 7 p.m. open mic is free.

Family friendly? Let’s leave the children at home.

Saturday, Sept. 7

Kirk Franklin

Gospel singer Kirk Franklin is bringing “The Reunion Tour” to CFG Bank Arena this weekend. He will be joined by fellow gospel legends Yolanda Adams, Fred Hammond, Marvin Sapp and The Clark Sisters. All of the artists will be performing their classic songs for the audience to enjoy.

Time: Doors open at 6 p.m., event starts at 7 p.m.

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Location: CFG Bank Arena (201 W. Baltimore St.)

Cost: Ticket prices vary. They can be found here.

Family friendly? Yes.

Mini Makers Market

R. House is hosting a makers market for the end of the summer. The market will feature 11 local makers that are selling a wide variety of goods ranging from artwork to lip balm. You can also enjoy some of R. House’s vendors and bar. For more information, visit the website.

Time: 12 p.m.

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Location: R. House (301 W. 29th St.)

Cost: Entry is free, but you will need money for vendors.

Family friendly? Yes.

Sunday, Sept. 8

‘POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive’

Everyman Theatre is kicking off their season with a political satire directed by Laura Kepley to coincide with the election year. This Broadway play is about “about seven brazen women who must save a bumbling President and the world from falling apart,” according to the website.

Time: This Sunday’s shows are at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.

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Location: Everyman Theatre (315 W. Fayette St.)

Cost: Ticket prices vary.

Family friendly? No, they recommend ages 14 and older.