Bobbie Meyzen picks a winner
La Cremaillere's Bobbie Meyzen is pictured here picking the winner of What To Do's drawing for a $250 gift certificate for La Cremaillere, the Grande Dame of French country cooking in Bedford. The winner, Stacey Iskovitz of Mt. Kisco, is a teacher at H.C. Crittenden in Armonk. Congrats Stacey. Don't be afraid to ask the waiter to repeat the specials. Ask for recommendations. And have fun with the wine list. Read more

Gregg August Trio at KMA
Get your jazz on at this Caramoor at KMA co-production as jazz bassist Gregg August lays down rhythms that span jazz, Latin, classical and avante-garde music. Gregg is joined by soprano saxophonist Sam Newsome, and drummer E. J. Strickland. Tickets include complimentary beer and wine. This is the second in this summer's three part Caramoor at KMA series. Wed, 7/17: 7pm. (Katonah Museum of Art, 134 Jay St., Rt. 22, Katonah) More Caramoor at KMA here

Amphion String Quartet at Caramoor
The Amphion String Quartet brings their Stiefel Quartet residency to a close with the World Premiere of Yevgeniy Sharlat's Quartet No. 2. The program, in Caramoor's intimate Spanish Courtyard, also includes Schubert's innovative Quartet in g, D 173, and Beethoven's spiritual Quartet in a, Op. 132. Fri, 7/19: 8pm. (Caramoor, 149 Girdle Ridge Rd., Katonah)  More on the Caramoor Summer Music Festival here

JT and Jay Z at Yankee Stadium
While the injury depleted Yankees are up in Fenway Park the stadium will still be packed as Justin Timberlake and Jay Z bring their Legends of the Summer Tour to the Bronx on Friday and Saturday, 7/19-20. For more summer music from the Chappaqua Orchestra to Beyonce, Jimmy Buffett to Bob Dylan check out What To Do's Summer Music Guide. Find out who's playing anywhere you want to go from the NCPL to Jones Beach, Caramoor to Avery Fisher Hall. Bookmark this page! WTD's Summer Music Guide

The Westchester Symphony Orchestra will perform works by Beethoven, Mozart, Ravel and other great composers in a free concert this weekend. Ben Niemczyk conductor. Sat, 7/20: 3pm. (Chappaqua Library, 195 S. Greeley Ave., Chappaqua)  chappaqualibrary.org

Verdi's Don Carlos at Caramoor
Bel Canto at Caramoor and Maestro Will Crutchfield present Verdi's Don Carlos in an uncut performance of the four-act version, sung in French. Renowned mezzo Jennifer Larmore sings her first-ever Eboli. This semi-staged concert performance will be preceded by lectures and recitals in the Spanish Courtyard. Sat, 7/20: 7:30pm. (Caramoor, 149 Girdle Ridge Rd., Katonah)  More on Caramoor's Summer Music Festival here

Lyle Lovett in Tarrytown
Four time Grammy winner, Lyle Lovett brings his acoustic group to Tarrytown for an evening of Texas swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues. Lovett's career spans 14 albums. He has appeared in 13 feature films and he was recently named the Texas State Musician. He's also a What To Do Fave Rave. Sun, 7/21: 7pm. (Tarrytown Music Hall, 13 Main St., Tarrytown) tarrytownmusichall.org

Emerson String Quartet at Caramoor
The iconic Emerson String Quartet returns to Caramoor for their American debut performance with new cellist Paul Watkins. Hailed by the New York Times as a "superb ensemble," this acclaimed group will perform two of Beethoven's peerless "middle period" quartets (opus 59, no. 2 & no. 3.) Plus, Benjamin Britten's intimate and serene Quartet no. 3. Sun. 7/21: 4:30pm. (Caramoor, 149 Girdle Ridge Rd., Katonah)  More on The  Caramoor Summer Music Festival here

Remix: A WTD Fave Rave at the KMA
Remix: Selections from the International Collage Center features work created during the past 70 years by over 100 artists. The exhibit's themes include collage with text, social commentary, works that challenge scale, and collage in the digital age. The show includes a piece from Romare Bearden; a profile of Andy Warhol by Ray Johnson that will have you playing Where's Waldo; and so many images reminiscent of the styles of great Modern Art that we had trouble picking one for this post. So we went with the one they chose: Skyline by David Poppie. Thru 10/30. (Katonah Museum of Art, 134 Jay St., Katonah) www.katonahmuseum.org

Flags Across America at Bruce Museum
In this new exhibit Darien resident  Robert Carley captures the American spirit in photographs of Old Glory in many forms including a pick-up truck a chain-link fence, a surf board, a farm silo and a hot air balloon. The exhibit includes over 40 photographs and a video of over 60 more. Thru 9/22. (Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Dr., Greenwich) Brucemuseum.org

Movie for Kids (and adults) at J. Burns
The comedy begins in The Great Outdoors when the annoying relatives show up. Chet and Connie Ripley (John Candy and Stephanie Faracy) are enjoying their trip to a Wisconsin lake until her annoying sister and husband (Kate Bening and Dan Ackroyd) crash the vacation. This 1988 film from John Hughes and Howard Deutch features Ackroyd and Candy at their best, a teen romance and an iconic scene with a grizzly bear. Sat-Sun, 7/20-21 & 7/27-28: 12pm. (Jacob Burns Film Center, 364 Manville Rd., Pleasantville)  burnsfilmcenter.org

Great Hudson Estuary Fish Count
Join Teatown Lake Reservation and the Strawtown Art and Garden Studio as they seine for fish and other creatures in the Hudson River's Tappan Zee Bay at the Kathryn W. Davis RiverWalk Center in Sleepy Hollow. After the catch and release program activities, kids create art with natural pigments, clay and crushed sandstone from the river shores. Registration recommended. Sat, 7/20: 1:30-3:30pm. (Kathryn W. Davis RiverWalk Center, 99 Dromore Ave., Kingsland Point Park, Sleepy Hollow; 914.762.2912 ext. 135)  www.teatown.org

Pretty in Pink for just $7.64
This week's Wine of the Week is the Laurent Miguel Pere et Fils Cinsault/Syrah Rose 2012. This organically grown rose from the Languedoc region of southern France is dry and refreshing with juicy notes of strawberry, cherry and peach. Already a bargain at $8.99, with this week's discount its a steal at only $7.64 a bottle. Buy it by the case for an even deeper 20% discount.Thru Sun, 7/21. There are still seats available for Wine Geek's Wine Tour of the Mediterranean Class on Fri, 7/26. Join Sommelier Derek Todd at the shop for a virtual tour of the winemaking regions along the Mediterranean Sea. 'Stops' include Greece, Sardinia, Provence and more. Reservations are required as seats are limited so book now. $35 per person. (Wine Geeks Armonk, 559 Main St., Armonk; 914.273.WINE(9463). www.winegeeksarmonk.com

Summer Cinema Tuesdays at Chappaqua Library
Here's a fun (and free) summer movie series at the Chappaqua Library that kicks off on 7/23 with Mr. Hobbs Takes a Holiday. In this 1962 film Jimmy Stewart and Maureen O'Hara play out a familiar theme: a family holiday becomes a comic nightmare when the extended family shows up. On 7/30 John Candy doesn't need any extended bloodlines to ruin his family vacation (he takes care of it himself) in the 1985 film Summer Rental. Finally, in a less antic summer flick,  Katherine Hepburn finds love on a Venetian holiday in David Lean's 1955 drama Summertime.Tues, 7/23, 30 & 8/13: 7pm. (Chappaqua Public Library, 195 S. Greeley Ave., Chappaqua) Chappaqualibrary.org

NCPL Summer Music Series
The North Castle Public Library's Summer Music Series continues on 7/24 with Judy Handler and Marc Levesque, who will perform world rhythms on guitar and mandolin. Think Brazilian, swing, gypsy, and folk. On 8/7 The Blues Mothers improv their way through the Chicago blues, folk and rock on flute, harmonica and vocals. And BHHS grad Elizabeth Pryce Davies & friends bring cabaret stylings to NCPL on 8/21. Wed, 7/24, 8/7, 8/21: 7pm. (NCPL, 19 Whippoorwill Rd., East, Armonk) More summer music here

A Midsummer Night's Dream at Westmoreland Sanctuary
The Westmoreland Sanctuary's new Shakespeare Festival presents an interactive production of A Midsummer Night's Dream from Denise Simon's Actors Workshop. This 60 minute family friendly play incorporates the preserve's natural settings as actors and audience move through the woods with the play's action. Picnic grounds open 90 minutes before "curtain." Marshmallow roast after the play. Reserve seating. Fri, 7/26: 6:30pm; Sat, 7/27: 2pm & 6:30pm; Sun, 7/28: 1pm. (Westmoreland Sanctuary, 260 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Mt. Kisco; mmiller@westmorelandsanctuary.org) westmorelandsanctuary.org

Shrek The Musical in Tarrytown
The Random Farms Youth Theatre presents Shrek The Musical at the Tarrytown Music Hall. The Random Farms Youth Theatre was created in 1995 by then 16 year old Chappaqua resident Anya Wallach. Since then Random Farms' productions have been staged throughout Westchester County. Today members (kindergarten through college) come from all over the tri-state area and the group is the resident children's theater company at the Tarrytown Music Hall. Over 50 Random Farm alums have landed roles on Broadway and the company has been featured on NBC and Fox News. Fri-Sun, 7/26-28 & 8/2-4. (Tarrytown Music Hall, 13 Main St., Tarrytown)  Tarrytownmusichall.org

Putnam County 4H Fair
Muscoot Farm animals are just part of the attraction at the Cornell Cooperative Extention of Putnam County's annual 4H Fair. Plus, mini horse demonstrations, horse jumping, Discovery Depot Tent, Educational & Environmental exhibits, Youth Showcase, Master Gardener Plant Sale, Chicken BBQ and entertainment. Fri-Sun, 7/26-28. (Putnam County Veterans Memorial Park, Gipsey Trail Rd., Carmel)  cornell.edu

Theater at Lyndhurst Castle
M&M Productions Acting Company will stage William Luce's play Barrymore in the Carriage House at Lyndhurst Castle. The internationally acclaimed play about John Barrymore, the black sheep of America's most illustrious acting family, won Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle Awards for its Broadway run in 1996. Starring Michael Muldoon. Picnic on the grounds before the performance. Sat: 7pm & Sun: 3pm, 7/27-8/11. (Lyndhurst, 635 S. Broadway, Tarrytown) www.lyndhurst.org

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