There's good eating at Westchester Community College's pop-up cooking classes and tastings. They're coming to Crabtree's Kittle House in Chappaqua on Wed, 4/15. Check out our post for the full menu. Next up is The Beehive in Armonk on Wed, 5/29. Full menus here.

Breezemont opens up its camp for an indoor shopping spree to fight lyme disease and tick born illnesses. Cruise the 29 vendors including 2 Friends, Beauty Counter, Chintz Giraffe, Covert Closet, Eden Max Home, Excessorize, Eye Candy, Funky Tykes, Lilly Jade, Love Tennis, Meryl Roesch Sunglasses, Michelle Vale Handbags, Peaceable Hill Paperie, Sew Scrumptious,  Simply Hip,  So Sweet Jewels, True Lipz and more. All proceeds benefit  TBDA/LRA research fund. More April Events.

The Hudson Stage Company presents John Patrick Shanley's Outside Mullingar at Whippoorwill Hall in Armonk. The NYT's called Outside Mullingar, "Patrick Shanley's best since Doubt." More on this and more theatre, dance & comedy for spring here.

Armonk residents Ed and Vivian Cord produce this show that features 10,000 square feet of vintage clothing, jewelry, accessories and textiles. You can find everything from fine linens to lingerie, fur coats, prom dresses, hats and formal wear. Shop for period clothing from the 1800s to the 1900s. Including, top designers like Hermes, Chanel and Pucci. Plus, buttons, alligator handbags, vintage eyewear, and jewelry from art deco to mid-century sterling. No you can't buy Ed's sport jacket but there are two great days of vintage and designer shopping right here.

Come for the music and stay for the strudel, as Susan Lawrence Gourmet Foods' Mark Kramer leads his Ars-Antiqua chamber ensemble in an evening of Bavarian Baroque music from the likes of Vivaldi and Bach - then bakes up some strudel and other Bavarian desserts for after the show. More local music.

Purchase College, SUNY will host an Open House on Sat, 4/18: 10am-12pm. for their Youth and Precollege Programs in the Arts, a premier summer arts enrichment experience for children entering grades 4-12. Learn about the programs, take a tour, and meet the instructors of the Visual Arts, Acting, Shakespeare, Musical Theatre, Filmmaking, Photography, Song-writing, A Capella, Vocal Intensive, Percussion, Journalism, Fashion Design, Video Game & App Creation, Minecraft, Architecture, Comic Books, and Creative Writing programs. (SUNY Purchase, 735 Anderson Hill Rd., Music Building, Room 0078, Purchase, 914.251.6500; www.purchase.edu/youth)

This screening invites you to dress up and sing along! (Sort of like The Rocky Horror Picture Show - if you're not on drugs.) Saturday night is for adults. The Sunday screening is for the whole family - where there will be a best costume competition. Read more.

Brett Raphael's new production brings to life Shakespeare's classic tale of comic mismatches, lover's quarrels, and fairy dust in a two-act ballet suitable for all ages. Kids under 12 go free. At the Palace Theatre in Stamford on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Also, check out LEGO Family Fun Day at Lyndhurst Mansion this weekend on What To Do: With The Kids in April. More Kids Stuff.

At this traditional Historic Hudson Valley spring event, sheep ready to lose their winter coats are shorn by hand just like in the 18th century. Scottish border collies herd sheep and corral ducks. Yes, ducks. Costumed interpreters demonstrate wool dyeing, spinning and weaving, and lead hands-on activities. With storyteller Jonathan Kruk. Saturday and Sunday at Historic Hudson Valley's Philipsburg Manor in Sleepy Hollow. Read more.

There's plenty of great music coming up in April. The Ridgefield Playhouse presents Judy Collins, Luke Wade (from The Voice) and Randy Bachman. Steve Winwood, Lyle Lovett & John Hiatt are coming to The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester. America, the 1970s hit makers ("Tin Man", "Horse With No Name", "Sister Golden Hair" and "Ventura Highway") get a big show at Paramount Hudson Valley. Classical music lovers get a real treat when the BBC Chamber Orchestra comes to PAC. And the Stamford Symphony takes on Bach, Brahms and Beethoven at the Palace Theatre. More music!

CSF's 21st annual Spring Benefit will be held at the Trump National Golf Club in Briarcliff Manor. The event offers cocktails, a buffet dinner and a raffle. Over the past 21 years CSF has raised over $2.25 million and funded over 200 grants and projects for Chappaqua schools including 3D printers, SMART Boards, e-Readers, Visual Arts and Fitness Center technology and more. Fri, 4/24: 7pm. (Trump National Golf club, Briarcliff Manor. Read More.

Westchester Community College's Native Plant Center promotes sustainable gardening through the use of plants that naturally grow in our region through educational conferences and events like their annual Native Plant sale. This year the plant sale features a large selection of edible native plants. Read more.

The Armonk Chamber of Commerce has named Sam Morell its 2015 Citizen of the Year. The Chamber will honor Sam at a golf outing, followed by cocktails and dinner at the Whippoorwill Club on Tuesday, May 12. Sam is the founder of the Small Town Theatre Company that performs at Hergenhan Hall. The company also produces a Summer Music Series at Wampus Brook Park. The event is chaired by Jason Rosenzweig of Castle Cab. For more information and to sign up for the event see our Spring Events.

The country's most renowned stage for authentic garden antiques and rarities, the Antique Garden Furniture Fair returns to the New York Botanical Garden with a collection of ornamental and decorative art, and furniture for the home and garden from more than 30 vendors. Coming up in April. You'll find this and three more more local events for garden lovers on our What To Do: April Events calendar here.

Noted landscape designer Patrick Chassé designed the gardens on the grounds of this Greek Revival house set in a native oak-hickory forest where over 300,000 daffodils bloom in the spring. More.