The Wolff & Clark Expedition presents a night of groove-heavy jazz, featuring jazz legends Michael Wolff and Mike Clark. The show takes place Wednesday night at the GiG Performance Space.

J. Edgar Hoover once called anarchist and feminist Emma Goldman "the most dangerous woman in America." Wise Fool and Santa Fe Performing Arts present “Love & Emma Goldman: A Rock Opera,” highlighting the life of the early 20th-Century activist, May 17-20. Polly Summar has this preview. Visit the event page.

Your third Thursday-networking event returns with Royally MIXed, held at the Palace Restaurant and Saloon, Thursday. Fill out this survey to receive a free drink at the party.

Hailing from Argentina, Los Pinguos bring its high-energy and contemporary genre-bending Latin music to the Lensic, Friday.

This weekend’s CrawDaddy Blues Festival in Madrid features two days of live music and Cajun cuisine, including a Saturday performance from country slide guitar virtuoso Junior Brown (pictured). Listen to a recent interview with Brown on Outlaw Country.

James Gleick, a best-selling author who writes about science, society and technology, offers a community talk, entitled “The Information: How We Came To Be Deluged By Tweets,” at James A. Little Theater, Wednesday.

Santa Fe-based musician Andrew Primm and backing band, the Swordfish, play 98.1 KBAC’s Santa Fe Sessions at Vanessie, Wednesday night. Three ways to listen: Live at Vanessie, on the FM dial at 98.1 and on the web at santafe.com/kbac.

Judy Tenuta brings her accordion and side-splitting humor to The Lodge, Saturday. Tenuta is well-known for her acerbic humor and self-professed religion, “Judyism.”