Here's 35 What To Dos in May for townies, foodies, culture vultures and locavores. Not to mention cineastes, amateur chefs, marine biologists, neat freaks and do-gooders; runners, bikers, gardeners, and poker players; golfers, WWII buffs, horse lovers and BFFs of the Rockefellers.

Here's 31 concerts (carefully curated for local concert goers) from Ed Sheeran to the Fifth Dimension, the Chappaqua Orchestra to the Dark Star Orchestra. Plus, Patti and Iggy, Charlie and Rufus, Amadeus and Luddy Von, Pink Martini and Blues Traveler, Teenage Wasteland and Jukebox Saturday Night and more!  35 May Concerts for ABC towners.

Historic Hudson Valley's Lightscapes at Philipsburg Manor highlights our What To Do: With the Kids calendar for May. This event, produced by the creators of The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze, is a nighttime display of sculptured lights that runs from May 1-31. Lightscapes is just one of 18 activities we list from the local farms to the Long Island Sound and the Bronx River Parkway. Plus carnival season begins in & around town.

The Community Center of Northern Westchester's 2015 Prom Drive helps local students of limited means obtain the special outfit they need to enable them to realize their dreams of attending their prom. The Center collects dresses, tuxedos, shoes and accessories donated by people like you. Local teens are invited to make a confidential appointment at the Center to outfit them for the prom. For more information on how to donate to CCNW's Prom Drive click here.

To celebrate Earth Day, internationally renowned photographer William Abramowicz will share photos from his year long study of the Mianus River Gorge. You will be taken on a photographic tour of an ancient and mysterious preserve and see areas of the landscape that are closed during the winter. Refreshments will be served. Admission is free but guests must RSVP online or by phone. Wed, 4/22: 6:30pm. Bedford Historical Society, 1787 Court House, 615 Old Post Rd., Bedford, 914-234-9751; More April Events.

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.

There's plenty of great music this week. The Ridgefield Playhouse presents Judy Collins and Randy Bachman. Steve Winwood is at 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!

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 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.

The BBC Concert Orchestra, the British Broadcasting Company's "house band," may be the most-heard classical ensemble in the UK. It prides itself on being a populist ensemble, playing a mix of classical, light classical, and pop music. Conducted by Poughkeepsie's Keith Lockhart, also the conductor of the Boston Pops, the orchestra is joined by 26-year-old pianist Charlie Albright, recipient of the 2014 Avery Fisher Career Grant. More PAC 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.

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.

The Harvey School will host a Drop-In Day Wed, 4/22 from 9am to 11am for families exploring educational options for 2015 or 2016. Visitors meet Admissions Director William Porter, Upper School Head Phil Lazzaro and Middle School Head Brendan Byrne, who will discuss the school's academic programs. There will be a tour of the school while classes are in session. 

Located on a 125-acre campus in Katonah, The Harvey School is a coeducational college-preparatory school for grades six through 12. For more information, call 914-232-3161, ext. 138 or click here.

Kiwi Country Day Camp's Gaga Fest and Family Fun Day benefits the Chappaqua Children's Book Festival. The event features the Ultimate Gaga Tournament on 10 Championship Gaga courts, Skyrider Zipline, rock wall, inflatables and crafts.Sat, 5/2: 1-5pm. (Kiwi Country Day Camp, 825 Union Valley Rd, Carmel; www.kiwicountrydaycamp)

There's still tickets available for the Palace Theatre's Annual Gala event featuring a stand-up performance from one of America's favorite comedians, Jay Leno. There's even a couple of seats on the aisle available. Buy concert only tickets or sign up for the Spotlight Soiree and party with the muckety-mucks after the show. Last year's gala, featuring Jerry Seinfeld, raised over $350,000 for the Stamford Center for the Arts edu-cation programs. Part of which went to the Center's Emerging Artist Scholarship Award that was presented at the event. 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. 

There's good eating at Westchester Community College's pop-up cooking classes and tastings. Last stop for April is The Beehive in Armonk. Chef Dean will be joined by Chef Eric Lopez, former Executive Chef of Tres Amigos, who will be serving up a Cinco de Mayo celebration. We have the full menu online. Menu here.