A documentary about the difficulty of being a white farmer in Zimbabwe. Guest speaker: Zimbabwean journalist Douglas Rogers. Part of the Port Jefferson Documentary Series. Tickets: $5.

The Spring Summer Collection of handbags, wallets and accessories will be available as well a chance to win Radley merchandise.

This legendary TV writer will be speaking about and signing his new novel The Pallbearers.

Rare Concerts from the Shelley Archives. Tickets: $9; CAC members: $6; seniors 62+ and students: $7; children 12 and under: $4.50.

Work in all media except photography. Juror: Dan Christoffel.

three-dimensional paintings by artists in the highest echelon of visual artists at the Usdan Center For the Creative and Performing Arts.

A fast-paced compilation of the classic 1936 serials. Tickets: $9; members: $6; seniors (62+) and students: $7; children 12 and under: $4.50.

A wine tasting featuring the latest Passover wines. Cost: $10.

A benefit for the Sunrise Day Camp, a free camp for children with cancer and their siblings. Tickets: $175/person.

This self-published LI author will be speaking about and signing his new historical novel The Legend of Benny.

A benefit for the Friends For Life Foundation, an organization dedicated to helping breast cancer survivors and their caregivers. Tickets: $100/person.

A one-man performance of Shakespeare. Tickets: $15; seniors: $12; students: $5.

Intense drumming and choreography. Tickets: $38.

A showcase of up-and-coming comics. Tickets: $10; students: $5.

Anachronistic works by Andy Leipzig.

Art installations based around Dowling’s annual theme of the twentieth century by this New York-based artist.

A family program by the Hofstra University Museum education staff centered on uncovering clues in the works on exhibit in Children’s Pleasures: American Celebrations of Childhood and use the answers to create a story.

A story that goes back a lot farther than Disney. Tickets: $10.
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She will be speaking about and signing her new historical novel The Dead Travel Fast.

Up to 15 dates in one night. Reservations and proof of age required. Men: 30-40; Women: 29-39. Cost: $33-$40.

Will feature a performance of the Beatles album Let it Be in its entirety and more. Tickets: $25.

Comedy murder mystery dinner theater. Tickets: $60.

Lutenist Christopher Morrongliello will perform works composed by Galileo, his family and contemporaries. Tickets: $15; Custer members: $10; full-time students: $8.

The Canadian rocker on a solo acoustic tour. Tickets: $75, $55.

Modern singer/songwriter pop. Tickets: Premium $40, friends $35. Standard $35, friends $30.

Rock/blues, mostly originals with a mix of covers. Admission: $5.

Participating restaurants will offer a 3-course price fixed dinner for $25.

A 7 in Heaven Singles Event— a Two-hour seal cruise in a heated cabin. Cost $25; reservations required.

An array of expert panelists will impart valuable information. Free.

RSVP by Mar 15. Cost: $35; Chamber of Commerce members: $25.

A benefit for this organization dedicated to treating children with language disorders. Tickets: $75.

A drama/comedy centered on freedom and comic books by local Chad Kushins.

Complimentary refreshments will be served.

The American Idol star. Tickets: $39, $29.

A 75-year-old Gershwin masterpiece that broke color barriers. Tickets: $76.50, $51.50, $36.50.

A fundraiser hosted by the Auxiliary of the Wading River Fire Department. Tickets: $7; children 3 and under eat free.

With a talk/tour by a staff naturalist featuring Harbor Seals and wintering birds and a poetry writing/reading session by Maxwell Corydon. Wheat, Jr. Donation: $4, bring brown bag lunch.

A 21+ benefit for the Pajama Program, which donates pajamas and books to children in need. With raffle drawings, food and live entertainment.

Traditional Celtic music by an internationally renowned group. Tickets: $35 in advance; day of show: $40; senior citizens (over 65): $30 in advance; day of show: $35; Hofstra student and children under 16: $20.

They will perform a program of Mozart and more. Tickets: $38-$85.

An Easter egg hunt with 8,000 eggs for kids. Benefits this therapeutic equestrian facility for kids and adults with disabilities Cost: $5 per egg hunting kid.

Free autobiographical workshop led by Silvia Heredia.

Accredited ACBL bridge teacher Robert Goldman, will give a lesson after class, classes are for beginners with under 49 masterpoints. Card fee: $6.

Bring copies of a poem in need of review and critique. Open to poets at all levels. Facilitated by Richard Bronson.

A jazzy interactive music education program

A singer/songwriter/poet. Preceded by a 1-hour open mic (signup ends 7:20pm). Tickets: $20; FMSHNY members: $15.

A double bill of acclaimed jazz/blues artists. Tickets: $45; Boulton Center members: $40.

A hard rock/heavy metal Long Island fixture. Tickets: $27.50, $32.50.

Miniature sculptures made from found objects by Andrew Coward.

A Moliere play about hypocrisy with the setting changed to Texas. Tickets: $15.

Will feature Vincent Simeone, author of Shrubs for Residential Gardens, who will talk about flowering shrubs and trees, and Clem Healy, author of North and South Fork Cemeteries, who will discusses his book and the history of the East End. Suggested donation: $10.

A comedic musical about menopause. Tickets: $45.

A benefit for this organization that paints colorful murals on hospital walls. Honorees: Benjamin Moore & Co., Southwest Airlines and Grant Hendricks Jr. of
Bimasco Inc. Tickets: $150/person.

A local singer/songwriter supergroup. Tickets: $15 in advance; at the door: $17.

The former drummer for The Band performing Americana music. Tickets: $145, $120, $95.

The New Orleans music legend. Tickets: $52; Boulton Center members: $47.

Forty works in all media from this late local artist.

American roots music. Premium seats: $40; Friends: $35. Standard seats: $35; Friends: $30.

Performances from the family of the late, great Harry Chapin. Tickets: $39.50-$49.50.

Unique and well-known vehicles will be on display along with a fair-like atmosphere. Admission: $5; children: free; car/truck: $12.

A benefit for March of Dimes and March for Babies organizations committed to helping infants. Tickets: $30/person; $50/couple.

A documentary about the first Arab soccer team to become the champions of Israel. In English, Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles. Admission: $7.50; Suffolk Y JCC members: $5.

A professional events planner will impart tips about staging a memorable evening. Tickets: $60; PRPLI members: $45.

This accomplished poet and professor will recite. Free.

A talk by this Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize winner. Tickets: $10, $25.

Free admission to the expo and the financial and environmental workshops.

This writer and Italophile will be speaking about and signing her new book 100 Places In Italy Every Woman Should Go. This will be followed by a wine reception.

Interactive theater with vignettes about difficult life situations/transitions.

A musical about growing up. Tickets: $20, $22.

Under the auspices of the Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Incorporated Upsilon Chapter. Both male and female fashions walk the runway and the event will have a Cirque de Soleil theme.

Will include health screenings and educational programs.

A Ladies Kennel Association event with dog games and contests, demonstrations by Long Island Agility and exhibits by animal welfare and rescue groups.

A Noel Coward comic play centered on the happenings in a séance. Tickets: $15, seniors/children: $12.

A Neil Simon comedy about a man trying to have affairs with three different women.

A performance by world-class/Olympian figure skaters. Tickets: $150, $85, $50, $25.

A Michael Jackson impersonator. Tickets: $39.50.

A presentation by Neil Zimmerman, a Custer member, student and recent discoverer of a companion star to one of the well-known stars of the Big Dipper asterism. Suggested donation: $13; Custer members: $10; full-time students: $5.

Modern country. Also on the bill: Nancy Atlas. Tickets: $40; VIP section: $55.

Will include vendors specializing in wellness, beauty and more. Admission: $5 or nonperishable food donation.

Will feature the Long Island Philharmonic Jazz Trio. Tickets: $38-$85.

This renowned makeup designer will be signing her new book Crazy Busy Beautiful: Beauty Secrets for Getting Gorgeous Fast.

This bestselling author will be speaking about and signing his new thriller Deliver Us from Evil.

Honorees: Nancy Marks, the original Right from the Start Advisory Council, and State Bank of Long Island. Tickets: $150.

A Marc Camoletti comedy about an architect juggling 3 flight attendant fiancÈes. Tickets: $15; seniors (65+) and students: $12.

A modern photo exploration of the Peconic River by many photographers.

A benefit for this organization committed to helping terminally ill individuals and their families. Honoree: community leader Richard D’Andrea. Tickets: $150/person.

A free poetry reading by the Pulitzer Prize-nominee Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan.

A mystery thriller about a playwright seeking the murderer of his fiancée via a play rehearsal.

A selection of semi-finalists will be displayed along with the 18 winners who will be featured in the Friends of Fire Island National Seashore 18-Month 2010-2011 Fundraiser calendar.

A Neil Simon comedy about a widower encouraged to start dating again. Tickets: $20; seniors, students 6-17: $15.

A variety of bands will be performing, including Long Island Music Hall of Fame band Barnaby Bye. Proceeds will be donated to the Eleanor and Lou Gehrig ALS Research Center at Columbia University. Admission: $20.

She will be speaking and signing her book Read My Pins. Dinner will be served. A Long Island Fund for Women & Girls fundraiser. Tickets: $300.

A talk by a Vietnam veteran, Congressional Medal of Honor recipient and top military analyst. Free, but pre-registration is recommended.

Annuals and perennials will be available for purchase and plant experts will be on hand for soil testing and to answer gardening questions.

A musical comedy about unemployed men forming a striptease act to raise money. Tickets: $15; seniors and students: $12.

A classic musical about a father trying to maintain family unity against encroaching forces. Tickets: $60.

The top 25 entries of 2D and 3D art will be shown with the prize of a solo show for the top artist.

The famed musical revue about all different types of male/female companionship.

5K Walk/Run (ages 11+) on 5/1; 10K, Half & Full Marathon (ages 16+) on 5/2. A benefit for this organization that helps children with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

She will be signing her book of photos Desaturated Soul.