If you’ve turned on the television to either the Discovery Channel or Bravo over the past 15 years or so, then you’ve probably caught an episode of Cash Cab. Hosted by Ben Bailey, the show is a trivia game that takes place in an actual cab with Bailey asking questions for cash prizes while driving the contestant to their destination. Along with being on the show, Bailey has been a stand-up comedian for nearly three decades since starting out in the early 90s. His material usually centers on marriage, self-deprecation, pop culture and everyday life. Those looking for a laugh can go see Bailey perform at the United Theatre on 5 Canal Street in Westerly on June 10 at 7 p.m.

In celebration of its 60 years of commitment to the community, Wickford Art Association recently announced it is hosting a Community Mural Project, through which the outer walls of the organization’s building will be adorned with four artists’ work.

The project, born over the winter through talks with the North Kingstown School District’s Art Department, began as an idea to decorate one wall of the building but has evolved into a more complex and potentially expandable display.

Musical improvisation can be really fun to see in a live setting, and it’s been a trademark for the guys in Canopy from New Haven for the past few years. It’s an integral part of their brand of psych-rock that has an emphatic effect on the senses. It’s also a quality that guarantees that they’re going to be a bit different each time they perform live. On June 3 at Pump House Music Works on 1464 Kingstown Road in Wakefield, Canopy will be exhibiting their musical approach on stage. Local duo The Berger Boys are going to be kicking the night off at 7 p.m.