Gang of Four, the pioneering band that served as one of the forerunners of the post-punk movement, mixing outspoken political messages with intense, percussive live sets, kicks off its farewell tour. The band plays two sets, the first every track on “Entertainment!,” its seminal first album, the second the “Best of the Rest.” Tickets, $55, at the link below.

Children will hunt for colorful eggs and earn exciting prizes on the farm’s meadows and hills. They will meet real bunnies, enjoy live music, get their faces painted, or create fun crafts. Special features: a s’mores bar and a photo op with the Spring Bunny. Rain or shine, ticket sales open on March 14 at 10:00 am, $20 per child, adults free. Bring your own basket.

A free workshop at Lachat Town Farm where you can learn how to identify, remove, and dispose of invasive plants and help promote a healthy environment for the farm and the growth of native plants. A special one-hour program on May 4 is for younger volunteers and their parents, celebrating Earth Day.

Discussion and votes on operating budgets for the Town of Weston and the Board of Education, and the combined capital budget. The meeting is called to order at 8:00 pm for qualified voters. Check-in with the Registrars begins at 7:00 pm.

An Aspetuck Land Trust Lunch & Learn webinar with author and pollinator conservationist Heather Holm, who explores opportunities to create and manage thriving habitats for native bees to enhance bee diversity, including “soft landings” plantings under keystone trees.

A concert of signature Barbra Streisand songs sung by artist, creator, and producer Jenna Pastuszek, including early hits “Happy Days Are Here Again,” “Bewitched,” and “Don’t Rain on My Parade.” Also, a dash of Borscht Belt comedy and a 6:00 pre-show cocktail party celebrating Ms. Streisand’s birthday. Tickets are $45 and $40 for the show, $55 and $50 for the show plus the pre-show party.

The St. Francis of Assisi parish hall is transformed into a lively casino with blackjack, roulette, poker and craps games run by professional dealers. Also prize drawings, slot machines, a wine pull, and a special cake raffle. All to support parish programs and ministries. Tickets, $80 per person, include appetizers, two drinks and $200 in chips for games. RSVP and pay by April 22 by mailing a check payable to St. Francis and writing “Casino” in the memo.

A family-friendly fundraiser by ExtraordiNari Connections, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering girls and women in India through education. Dance performances, a chance to learn Bollywood dance moves, music, henna artistry, a bangle bracelet bar, raffle prizes, brunch bites, coffee, and chai. For kids, crafts and sports led by camp counselors. Tickets are $40 per person age 10 up, $25 for children under age 10.

An interactive personal finance class for middle schoolers who want to gain a better understanding of investing and building wealth early. Led by Junior Investor Club founder Gavin Villepigue, the session introduces basic investment principles such as risk and reward, stocks and bonds, compound interest, and long-term financial planning. Limited space, registration link below.

The Playhouse presents “Ailey II: The Next Generation of Dance,” featuring Houston Thomas’s “Down the Rabbit Hole,” inspired by “The Matrix” and exploring the relationship between humans and technology, Alvin Ailey’s “Streams,” an abstract exploration of bodies in space, and Baye & Asa’s explosive “John 4:20.” Tickets are $75 and $80, available at the link below, along with more information about the show and the famed Ailey II dance company.

Qualified voters cast ballots for operating budgets for the Town of Weston and the Board of Education, and the combined capital budget. 

The nationally touring Creedence Clearwater Revival and John Fogerty tribute band takes the stage in the Westport Weston Chamber of Commerce concert and dinner series. A single $85 ticket buys you the concert and a three-course dinner at one of 11 participating Westport restaurants. Concert-only tickets, $30, are also available.

The latest edition of Sunday Soundscapes, the popular musical series from Friends of the Weston Library, features eGALitarian Brass, a chamber ensemble of top New York City women brass players. Styles range from classical to jazz and popular hits. Free, but reservations are recommended (link below). A suggested donation at the door is $20 for adults, $10 for students.

The annual sale at The Westport Library features thousands of gently used books for all ages in more than 50 categories, fiction and nonfiction titles, antiquarian books, vintage children’s books, DVDs, CDs, vinyl records, framed artworks large and small, and special interest items. Admission is free. Tickets for early admission on Friday morning May 16 can be purchased at the link below.