This 1966 musical from Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt (The Fantastics) follows the trials and tribulations of Mary and Michael Snow's marriage from 1895 to 1945. The original production, directed and choreographed by Gower Champion with Mary Martin and Robert Preston, ran on Broadway for 560 shows. Preston won the 1967 Tony Award for Best Performance By a Leading Actor in a Musical. Fri-Sat: 9/26-7: 8pm (Katonah Village Library) Fri-Sat, 10/10-11: 8pm. (Hergenhan Center, 40 Maple Ave., Armonk:  More Theatre, Dance & Comedy.

The 1949 production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific, based on James Michener's Pulitzer Prize-winning book Tales of the South Pacific, won 10 Tony Awards and set the stage for the 1958 film with Mitzi Gaynor and Rossano Brazzi. The score contains many of Broadway's most recognizable songs,including "Some Enchanted Evening," "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair," "I'm In Love With a Wonderful Guy," and "There Is Nothing Like a Dame." Thurs-Sun: 9/25-11/30: (Westchester Broadway Theatre)  More Theatre, Dance & Comedy.

NEA Jazz Master, Grammy-winner and Tony Award-nominee, Branford Marsalis kicks off PAC's new season with an evening of saxophone jazz on Sat, 9/27. Marsalis received initial acclaim playing with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and brother Wynton's quintet. He has performed with Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Herbie Hancock, and Sonny Rollins. More jazz on PAC's schedule includes The Preservation Hall Jazz Band with R&B master Allen Toussaint, whose songs have been covered by The Rolling Stones, Jerry Garcia, Glen Campbell, Ernie K. Doe and Leo Dorsey. More PAC music here.

This challenging 10K trail race in Mountain Lakes Park in N. Salem, that benefits Northern Westchester Hospital, crosses streams, circles the lakes that give the park its name and takes runners over Bailey Mountain - Westchester's highest point. There is also a 1.5 mile walk/run event called Sarah's Scramble. Sun, 9/28: 9:00am, 8:30 for the scramble. (Mountain Lakes Park, 201 Hawley Rd., N. Salem; Registration is still open.

Just two more weekends left to sial the Long Island sound on the Schooner Soundwaters out of Stamford. The weekend weather forecast calls for 80 degree temps and zero chance of rain. There are afternoon environmental education sails on Saturday and Sunday from 2-4pm, and Sunset Sails from 5-7pm. The last public sails are on Saturday, 10/4. There's more on this and more ways to get close to nature and/or stretch your legs in the Great Outdoors section of our Fall Events Guide ... right here.

The Chappaqua Orchestra presents the Lyons Chamber Players in a program of music by Brahms and Grieg. Also in Chappaqua, Mark Kramer of Susan Lawrence Gourmet Foods' Ars Antiqua Concert Series presents a special artist recital showcasing Ann Briggs (Baroque flute) and Leon Schlhase (harpsichord) in a program of Bach sonatas. Ms. Briggs performed with the New York Philharmonic for 20 years. Mr. Schelhase is a recipient of the American Bach Soloists' Goldberg Prize. More music this week includes country star Jessica Lynn at the Paramount, Turn Back The Cap 90s celebration at the Capitol and Well Strung performing Mozart, Vivaldi, Rihanna, Adele and Lady Gaga in White Plains. What To Do's Fall Music Guide.

There's still time to sign up for Fall After School programs at over 100 local venues. What To Do's Kids' Programs Directory lists them all from lacrosse to guitar lessons, art, dance and musical theatre, nature and science, martial arts and gymnastics, tennis, swimming, horse back riding, soccer, tutoring and enrichment classes, and private schools. Search by category or key words like chess or fencing. We connect you with local libraries and rec centers, too.  What To Do"s Kids Programs Directory.

The Chappaqua Children's Book Festival gained notoriety drawing a crowd of over 4,000 and rave reviews from the Huff Post. The event features book sales from over 80 popular children's book authors - most of whom are onsite, doing signings and book readings for the kids. Including, a special visit from Gloria Kann, co-author and Illustrator of the NY Times #1 best selling Pinkalicious books between 1-4pm. The Great Chappaqua Bake Sale provides the snacks at the festival with baked goods and raffle prizes donated by families, restaurants, bakeries and merchants in the Chappaqua area. The bake sale has raised over $51,000 for No Kid Hungry in the past four years. Both events run on Sat, 9/27: 10am-4pm. (Bell Middle School, 50 Senter St., Chappaqua) Read more stuff to do with the kids in our Fall Events.

Live animal shows, guided hikes, nature games, environmental exhibits, and eco-friendly vendors help celebrate the annual hawk migration passing over the site's "Quaker Ridge Hawk Watch."  Plus, a honey harvest, solar powered merry-go-round, magic show and food from Café Bon, Annie Bananie's Ice Cream and more. Sat-Sun: 9/27-8: 11am-5pm. More Fall Festivals here.

There's food, tractors and Mario Batali at the New York Botanical Garden's Harvest Fest. Celebrate the bounty of fall with live music, food samples from local specialty purveyors, craft beer and wine tastings, and a display of tractors, diggers and garden equipment for the kids. On September 28 only, take part in the annual Family Garden Picnic featuring a cooking demonstration by Chef Mario Batali and his co-host from ABC's The Chew, Carla Hall. Sat-Sun, 9/27-28: (New York Botanical Garden, 2900 Southern Blvd. Bronx; What To Do With the Kids.

Elmo does the robot, Cookie teaches "all feets to dance," Abby plays a rhyming game, and Ernie gets into the act taking the lead on "Shake Your Head One Time". Everything gets real interactive when "favorite friends" get on the dance floor with the audience. Time to order tix for Sesame Street Live: Let's Dance coming to the County Center: Fri-Sun, 10/10-12: More Kids Stuff here.

Bryan Ferry, America, REBEL Baroque, The Marshall Tucker Band, Fleetwood Mac, the Cab Calloway Orchestra, Clint Black, Pat Benatar ("We're not worthy!") and Neil Giraldo, Michael Feinstein, Martin Sexton, Kansas, Natalie Cole, The Westchester Philharmonic, Rufus Wainwright, Jay and The Americans,   the Preservation Hall Jazz Band with Allen Toussaint, Charlie Daniels, The Allman Brothers Band, The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, The Tubes, Demi Lovato, Caramoor's Evnin Rising Stars, The Mavericks, Ian Anderson and Phil Lesh. Just to name a few. More Fall Music.

It's a continuing education class, a private cooking demonstration and a tasting dinner. And it's coming to a restaurant near you. The Westchester Community College of Continuing Education's A Taste of Westchester offers cooking classes (and tastings) at local restaurants. Sign up now for events at The Iron Horse in Pleasantville, Decicco's Armonk, The Beehive, Fortina, Cafe of Love, Via Vanti, Village Social, Pour Cafe, Peter Pratt's Inn, The Haymont House and more. Get the full list and the menus here.

With the summer solstice celebrations and homecoming weekends behind us the Fall Harvest Season kicks into high gear. Our Fall Events Guide captures the best of the season from the Greenwich Audubon to the New York Botanical Gardens. And the Stone Barns Harvest Fest featuring live music, hayrides, hands on farming activities, a farmers market, food crafting and the Farm Olympics. Sat, 10/5: 10am-3pm. (Stone Barns, Pocantico Hills) For our full lineup of Harvest Festivals click here. 

Clairvoyant and medium James Van Praagh bridges the gap between the living and the dead. His popularity began in the early '90s, on the NBC morning show The Other Side and with his #1 NY Times Best- selling book Ghosts Among Us. For five seasons he produced CBS's #1 drama Ghost Whisper starring Jennifer Love Hewitt and has appeared on Oprah, Larry King Live, 20/20, 48 Hours, and A&E Biography. He may select you from the audience when he begins the calling of spirits. Wed, 10/8: 8pm. (Tarrytown Music Hall:  Tarrytownmusichall.org)

Chef Roberto Paciullo's restaurant, Roberto's, is the top rated Italian in the Bronx with a 26 food rating in the Zagats Survey. His Zero Otto Nove ("089") brought upscale dining to Arthur Avenue. After opening a second "089" in Tribeca he brought Arthur Avenue's finest to Armonk. When we were there.