The classic film series at the Playhouse continues with “Singin’ in the Rain,” the 1952 musical set in the 1920s during the transition from silent movies to talkies. Gene Kelly stars as a popular silent film star navigating the challenges of the new era. General admission, unreserved seating. Tickets ($20 each, $10 each for three or more films) available here, along with information about other films in the series.

Hailed by New York Magazine as “the countryfied king of our children’s entertainment circuit,” Hopalong Andrew is a folk and western music artist whose family-friendly style naturally appeals to families and audience members of all ages. This Children’s Series performance includes a pre-show giveaway table. A free ticketed event. Reserve tickets at the link below. Patrons are welcome to bring in outside food and beverages.

Singer-songwriters Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O’Donovan, and Sara Watkins, each with a deep understanding of folk tradition, bring their luminous harmonies to a body of work about reaching into the past, navigating a chaotic present, and bravely moving forward into the unknown. A ticketed event with various price levels (link below). General admission, standing room, within each section. No outside food or drink is permitted. Refreshments and food trucks will be available.

Four-time Grammy Award winner Rosanne Cash takes the stage along with her husband, songwriter and guitarist John Leventhal. Ms. Cash, one of only a handful of women to be elected to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, has released 15 albums and was awarded the SAG/AFTRA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. Mr. Leventhal is a six-time Grammy Award-winning musician, producer, songwriter, and recording engineer. Tickets are $98, $115, and $125, available here.

The New York Times describes Nellie McKay as “a sly, articulate musician who sounds comfortable in any era.” Her critically acclaimed albums include songs and sound range from jazz to pop and beyond. A free ticketed event. Reserve tickets at the link below. Patrons are welcome to bring in outside food and beverages.

Pete Muller & The Kindred Souls blend folk intimacy with classic pop charm and jazz sophistication to deliver organic, harmony-rich performances that explore the crossroads of American roots and soul music. He is currently rolling out his sixth solo album, “More Time.” A free ticketed event. Reserve tickets at the link below. Patrons are welcome to bring in outside food and beverages.

20 years and more than 3,000 shows in, Dark Star Orchestra continues the Grateful Dead live concert experience with performances built on the Dead’s extensive catalog, honoring the band and offering their own informed improvisations. A ticketed event with various price levels (link below). General admission, standing room, within each section. No outside food or drink is permitted. Refreshments and food trucks will be available.

Traditional lyrical music of Ukraine features at a special edition of Sunday Soundscapes with a performance by Ukrainian Village Voices, an ensemble based in New York City. Presented by the Friends of the Weston Library and the Weston-Siversk Sister City partnership program. Seating is limited, so reserve a ticket at the link below. A $20 donation at the door is suggested, $10 for students.

The 46th annual Point to Point Open Water Swim Race by the Weston Family YMCA is a one-mile timed swim that draws participants from throughout New England. Shorter races are held for younger swimmers. Pre-registration is $60 and includes a swim cap, t-shirt, and timing chip. On the day of the event, registration is $75.

Steep Canyon Rangers, the Grammy Award-winning Americana band, with 14 studio albums, three collaborations with actor and banjoist Steve Martin, and appearances on some of music’s biggest venues appears on the Playhouse stage. Tickets, $55, $65, and $75 are available here.

The Sweet Remains, a band of three gifted singer-songwriters, each of whom contribute to the writing and three-part harmonies that define the band’s sound, is the the very rare all-independent band to have nearly 50 million Spotify streams and counting. A free ticketed event. Reserve tickets at the link below. Patrons are welcome to bring in outside food and beverages.

The Back Yard Beekeepers Association presents speaker Julia Mahood, an authority on honey bee drones and president of the Georgia Beekeepers Association. The meeting is in person, not virtual. Arrive at 7:00 to socialize with other club members. Free, register here.

Hitch & the Giddyup play original bluegrass, soulful Americana, and honky tonk country on the grounds of the Coley Homestead. Tickets are $15 each for WHCC members, $20 for those not yet members. Free for children 12 and under. Purchase tickets in advance at the link below or at the door.

The story in photographs of the village of Valley Forge, once a small but successful manufacturing center, inundated in the 1930s to make way for the Saugatuck Reservoir. Open every Thursday from 1:00 to 4:00 and on the first and last Sundays of each month, same hours. Free for WHCC members, $5 for non-member adults, $3 for children. Tickets include a guided tour of the historic Coley House.