Acclaimed pianist Anthony Ratinov performs, a preview of his upcoming recital at Carnegie Hall and the maiden voyage for the library’s beautiful new Estonia grand piano. Mr. Ratinov won raves at his previous Soundscapes appearance, a program of Beethoven and Haydn trios two years ago. Seating is limited, so it’s a good idea to make a reservation. Admission is free, but suggested donations of $20 for adults or $10 for students are more than welcome.

An American Red Cross blood drive, with blood in short supply in Connecticut. Appointments are necessary. Make one by calling 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767) or booking one online. Enter the zip code and scroll down to the November 11 drive.

The 14th annual Weston Women’s League market event, two days dedicated to shopping more than 30 local makers, brands and boutiques under one roof to give back to the community. Friday’s opening party (21+) features a bourbon tasting, cocktails, wine and beer, a grazing table, a raffle, and first access to holiday shopping. More shopping on Saturday. Tickets are now on sale at mainstreetweston.com, $75 and $25.

Cellist Adam Grabois and pianist Margarita Nuller perform at an afternoon of chamber music bringing together music of Frédéric Chopin, Nadia Boulanger and César Franck. The concert is free, with a $20 suggested donation at the door. It is part of the Valley Music Series that creates opportunities for audiences to encounter exceptional music in an intimate setting. Find more information here.

Join the Women’s Club of Weston at the club’s annual holiday luncheon and enjoy a festive three-course lunch with old and new friends and an array of items for a drawing. Proceeds benefit the Weston Warm-Up Fund. The club will also collect grocery gift cards for the Weston Food Pantry. Please reserve your spot by Monday, November 23. Make checks for $55 per person payable to WCW, Inc., and mail to WCW, PO Box 1051, Weston, CT 06883.