Zahili Zamora Afro-Cuban Trio Live in Ogunquit: Coastal Concert at 3 Hartwig Ln

Zahili Zamora arrives in Ogunquit on October 16, 2026, for an evening that pairs Afro‑Cuban music with sea-salted Maine air. The performance takes place at a local venue near the town’s shoreline (address: 3 Hartwig Ln, Ogunquit, ME 03907, USA), a short walk from beaches and cliffside views. Ogunquit’s compact village offers salt-scrubbed ledges, broad sandy beaches and a coastline carved from ancient granite—landforms that frame every post-show stroll. This event is a rare collision of coastal New England mood and Caribbean pulse: Zahili Zamora’s Afro‑Cuban trio layers polyrhythms, horns and call-and-response vocals against the soundtrack of waves. For visitors who come for the outdoors, that contrast elevates an evening out—arrive early for daylight on nearby headlands, then let the music soundtracking warm layers and a slow walk back through the village. Practical details are straightforward: the set runs roughly 2 hours, tickets are priced at $20 in advance and $25 at the door, and all sales are final. Seating tends to be intimate; shows like this sell out quickly during the shoulder seasons, so reserve ahead if you can. Expect a mixed crowd of locals, summer residents lingering into fall, and travelers who’ve timed the concert with coastal hikes. Why this matters to outdoor lovers: Ogunquit’s shoreline invites movement—sea stacks, tidepools and low cliffs create short, scenic hikes that pair ideally with an evening performance. The venue’s proximity to walking paths means you can build a day around low-effort outdoor exploration (sand, shorebirds, and wind-shaped grasses) and finish with cultivated, high-energy music rooted in diaspora traditions. That blend of rugged seaside and cultural dynamism makes the outing a standout on any Maine itinerary. Accessibility and amenities vary; the structured listing doesn’t list specific accommodations, so check in advance for mobility access or parking information. Bring a windproof layer, comfortable shoes for uneven coastal rocks, and small bills for concessions or merch. If you arrive during sunset, plan for cooler temperatures quickly after sundown. Whether you’re a rhythm lover or someone seeking a memorable evening after a day on the water, Zahili Zamora’s October performance is an opportunity to pair a compact Atlantic town’s natural drama with music that moves the body and the imagination. Plan to arrive 30–45 minutes early to secure parking and pick a seat; small venues in Ogunquit rarely have extensive lots, and street parking can be tight, especially on event nights. If you’re pairing the show with daytime hikes, pack a compact daypack with water, snacks, and a rechargeable phone battery—cell service is generally reliable but photos and video can drain power. Purchase advance tickets where available at https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/ogunquitperformingarts/items/760032/?asn=fhdn&asn-ref=advcollective&ref=advcollective&bookable-only=yes&full-items=yes&marketplace=yes&flow=no to lock in the $20 advance rate; doors often open thirty minutes before showtime comfortably—plan accordingly.