Seventy-one summer what to dos for townies, foodies, and culture-vultures from biking to sailing, strawberry short cake to strawberry daiquiris, and everything al fresco including movies, music, Shakespeare and Yoga. Bookmark this for all your summer what to dos.

Carnivals, circuses, farm fairs and fireworks. Our What To Do: With the Kids summer guide offers 48 special family events in & around town, on the water, the big screen, the race track and up in the air. Plus, snapping turtles and strawberries. Bookmark this for summer with the kids.

Caramoor's American Roots Music Festival offers an eclectic mix of folk, country, bluegrass, old time and contemporary roots artists performing in a variety of performance spaces, gardens, and grounds. Nine acts fill up the day schedule leading up to an evening performance from Alt-country superstar Lucinda Williams. Full Caramoor schedule here.

This daylong festival for jazz enthusiasts of all ages features nine acts set throughout Caramoor's gardens and grounds; kids activities, Rosen House tours, and multiple food and beverage options. The afternoon lineup is curated by Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, who conclude the day with an evening performance. More.

Pablo Heras-Casado conducts the Orchestra of St. Luke's with piano soloist Hélène Grimaud in the finale of the Caramoor Summer Festival that features 31 events from June 20 to August 2. Including 19 classical and opera performances. Full Caramoor Festival Calendar here.

Georgia Frasch, NCHS's House Tour Event Chair, says "Who doesn't like looking at beautiful homes and gardens?" This year's tour features five magnificent Chappaqua and Millwood homes that range in style, decorative tastes and history. This Thursday. Read more.

The Chappaqua Farmer's market opened last week. Muscoot Farm's opened on Mother's Day and the Pleasantville Farmer's Market opens this Saturday. Check out our guide to local farmer's markets and, new this year, farm stands, too!  Read more.

This event, at Philipsburg Manor, is produced by the creators of The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze. It is a nighttime display of sculptured lights celebrating spring. You'll see flowers and fairies, mushrooms and butterflies, a gigantic praying mantis, super-sized bird house and more. It runs through the end of May. Read more here.

It happens every spring. Get up close and personal with Muscoot Farm's new arrivals like this Dorset lamb. Also chickens and goats and pigs and horses and cows. Check out their farmers market, take a walk to their Gazebo in the fields with a cup of joe and a brioche. This Sunday. More.

The local American Legion Post 1575 will host a Memorial Day picnic at American Legion Hall next to the Katonah Museum of Art. All town residents are invited. Mon, 5/25: 11am-2pm. (American Legion Hall, 136 Jay St. Katonah; Read more.

Yorktown Heights' Hilltop Hanover Farm Memorial Day Farm Fest features a plant sale, a farm stand, vendors, kids events, tours, hiking over 3.5 miles of woodland trails, chickens and goats, food, and more! The farm features demonstration models for backyard farming, animal management, rainwater harvesting, organic composting, and green-roof technology. With a cluck cluck here, and a cluck cluck there ...

Stock car racing at its best featuring the Trans Am Series and the Royals Car Show! On Friday and Saturday, the Trans Am Series features big, bad and fast Mustangs, Camaros and Challengers. On Sunday, the Royals Car Show draws 200-400 vehicles from rare sports cars to muscle cars from the 60s and 70s. More stuff to do.

May music ends with the proverbial bang when the 5th Dimension spins their 1967-1972 hits ("Up, Up and Away", "Aquarius", "One Less Bell to Answer", "Stone Soul Picnic") at the Ridgefield Playhouse on the 29th. The Who hits 50 at the Barclays Center on Tuesday, May 24. Dark Star Orchestra celebrates The Grateful Dead at the Capitol Theatre on the 29th and 30th. Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes perform their signature song "I Don't Want To Go Home" and other Jersey Shore hits from their Hearts of Stone album (A Rolling Stone Top 100 album from 1967-1987) at Paramount Hudson Valley on the 30th. And Ed Sheeran will be "Thinking Out Loud" at The Prudential Center on the 30th and Barclays Center on the 31st. Read more.

This event is organized by the newly formed non-profit Stayin' Alive that raises funds for North Castle First Responders. It features a 5K run followed by a fun run for kids. The Stayin' Alive 5k will be a run/walk around Windmill Club and through the Windmill neighborhood. The Fun Run will be 1 lap around Windmill Lake. Read more.

It's the event of the season in Armonk. The Byram Hills Education Foundation Spring Gala on May 29 features cocktails, dinner, dancing and a silent and online auction at the Brae Burn Country Club in Purchase. Since its inception in 1994, the BHEF has awarded over 300 grants totaling more than $3.4 million. Read more here.

Bring the whole family for a fun-filled day at Mount Kisco Child Care Center's Multi-Family Tag Sale on Sunday, May 31 from 10am-3pm! Browse gently used and new items for sale while enjoying entertainment, food and music. There will be a Bounce House, face-painting and lots of other fun - FREE! - activities to keep the kids happy while you shop! This event benefits MKCCC's programs that provide care for 130 local children. More.

The Garden Conservancy's Open Days program comes to Bedford Hills on May 31, when the seven acre Garden of Phyllis Warden is open to the public. Read more about this garden here.