Rockin' Jump, the new 18,000 square foot trampoline park at 333 North Bedford Rd. in Mt. Kisco joins Grand Prix New York, the Saw Mill Club East and Westchester Mixed Martial Arts & Fitness at the same address off Rt. 117 making this tucked away fun and fitness zone a recreation mecca for northern Westchester. MORE.

Reservations for Susan Lawrence Gourmet Foods' Farm Table Dinners always fill up fast so don't wait to make plans for their next offering on Saturday, March 14 at 7:30pm. These special events from SLG's Chef Mark Kramer are like a pop-up restaurant right in SLG's storefront. You will sit at their antique farm table with friends while you are served a five-course dinner with wine pairings. For more info and the evening's complete menu read more foodie fun here.

The pairing of Richard Gere's Bedford Post Inn with all-star Chef Michael White's countryside Italian fare transforms this romantic special occasion cookery, in a 1760's house in rural Bedford, into a highly pedigreed go-to spot for everything from a casual mid-week meal to the perfect birthday or anniversary celebration. More.

Philadelphia's Walnut Street Theatre On Tour presents Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet's A Life in the Theatre. TheNew York Yorker called Mamet's laugh-filled, behind-the-scenes look at backstage ego trips, feuds, fears, and acting tips, "a love letter to the theatre." The play was first produced at Chicago's Goodman Theatre in February 1977 and opened off-Broadway later that year. Memorable productions have starred the likes of Joe Montegna, F. Murray Abrahman and Patrick Stewart. Tues, 2/3: 8pm. (Performing Arts Center, Purchase College) More PAC.

The Katonah Chamber of Commerce's annual Chili Tasting Night features

an array of chili dishes, craft beers from Captain Lawrence Brewing Company and Brew & Co., wine from Katonah Wine & Liquor, live music and a Photography Exhibit from the Lewisboro Land Trust. Tix just $20. Fri, 2/6: 6-8pm. (Katonah Village Library, 26 Bedford Rd., Katonah) Read more.

Live At The Fillmore performs their tribute to the Allman Brothers Band at Paramount Hudson Valley this week. Also this week you can catch Herman's Hermits, Edgar Winter and Rick Derringer, Ed Kowalczyk from the alt-rock band Live, and The Musical Box performs the Genesis album Foxtrot - all at the Ridgefield Playhouse. Plus, Ted Sperling conducts the Westchester Phil in a family friendly program of Mozart, Grieg and Beethoven at the Performing Arts Center at Purchase College. More Music.

Summer Camp Shopping begins with the New Year. You will find over 100 local summer camp options including sports, nature, science, theatre and arts camps in What To Do's Summer Camps Guide. Including, Kiwi Country Day Camp pictured here. Shop by category or key word search. Summer Camp Guide. 

Teacher Susie leads Sid, Gabriela, Gerald and May,  and the kids in the audience through an interactive musical adventure packed with special sensory effects that fill the theatre with sight, smell, sound and more! Fri, 2/6. (Palace Theatre, Stamford) Kids Stuff.

Theatre Works USA brings to life E.B. White's classic children's story about Charlotte, the spider who forestalls Wilbur's date with destiny (as a breakfast meat) by turning him into a prize pig on Homer Zuckerman's farm. Sat, 2/7. (Emelin Theatre) More kids.

The Byram Hill's Preschool Association's annual Winter Family Festival offers a day of live entertainment for kids and parents including arts & crafts, bouncy castle, a bake sale, and a live auction. Sun, 2/8: 11am-3pm. (Coman Hill School, 558 Bedford Rd., Armonk; More Kids Stuff.

Make a special card for someone you love and submit it to the recreation office by Mon, 2/9. Pick up your card and prize on Thurs, 2/12. Please attach your name and contact information. See Winter recreation department brochure; More Kids Stuff.

Grandma The Clown headlines the Royal Hanneford Circus' annual President's Day weekend visit to the Westchester County Center. One week later, Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus kicks off a 10 day run at the Barclays Center. Winter Circus.

Check out our eclectic line-up of February music in & around town including Leon Russell, Chris Botti, Wynton Marsalis, Foreigner, Buckwheat Zydeco, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Rick Springfield, Keb Mo, Roseanne Cash, Michael Franti, and The British Invasion with Peter Asher, Chad & Jeremy and Mike Pender's Searchers. Plus, a great llineup of tribute bands including One Night of Queen. The Pink Floyd Experience and Musical Box in a recreation of the Genesis album Selling England By The Pound.  28 music events. Read more.

Former Ambassador to Korea and National Security Advisor to Vice President George H.W. Bush, Donald P. Gregg discusses his memoir of 31 years in the CIA and 10 in the White House, Pot Shards: Fragments of a Life Lived in CIA, the White House, and the Two Koreas. Mr. Gregg currently chairs the Pacific Century Institute, and is a strong proponent of engagement with North Korea. Thurs, 2/12: 7pm. (John Jay Homestead, 400 Jay St., Katonah; More Winter Events here.

Jamie Malanowski discusses his book Commander Will Cushing: Daredevil Hero of the Civil War, about this half-mad, naval prodigy and his impact on the Civil War. The book received a Publisher's Weekly starred review and a recommendation by Senator John McCain. Jamie was a former editor of Time Magazine and the recipient of the 2012 Folio Award for Feature Writing, He has written for The New Yorker, The Washington Monthly and Vanity Fair. Fri, 2/13: 7pm. More winter events here.

At the age of 11 she made her New York debut at the New York Philharnonic's New Year's Eve concert, conducted by Zubin Mehta. The same year, she signed with CBS Masterworks and her career was launched. For over 30 years she has made her mark as a charismatic performer of the violin concerto repertoire on works from Bach to Bartók. She is an Avery Fisher Prize-winner, and in 2007 United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon named her an official U.N. Messenger of Peace. Sat, 2/14: (Performing Arts Center) More on this and more PAC.