ART OF WINE – Sip, sample and shop your way down Main Street and the Arts & Design District on

Saturday from 5-9 p.m. with 20 participating wineries from across the state. The streets will be closed to vehicles so visitors of all ages can stroll and enjoy the festival as well as the unique retail, restaurants and galleries in the District.

BIKE TO WORK – Friday is National Bike to Work Day so pedal your way down the Monon and stop at Midtown Plaza where Bike Carmel will be serving coffee, donated by Just Love Coffee, and light snacks

from 6:30 to 9 a.m.

VILLAGE OF WEST CLAY – Presents the first summer concert of the year with The Wickliff Project at Ronald Reagan Green on Sunday at 6 p.m. A free event, bring your blankets & chairs, friends & family, drinks and food to enjoy an evening of lively jazz classics. With a special appearance from Chef Karyn LLC ood truck!

AT THE LIBRARY – Don’t miss concerts with Jim Gill Saturday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., perfect for kids age 1-5 at the Main Library. Stop by the Kids Desk beginning 30 minutes before the concert start time to getfree tickets. Then stick around for more fun activities at the BOUNCE! Family Fun Event, happening from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Community Room B.

CARMEL FARMERS MARKET – Welcome back to fresh vegetables, fruits, flowers and some great ready- to-eat fun as the Farmers Market continues from 8-11:30 a.m. Saturday at Carter Green! Celebrating its

20th year, more than 70 vendors are signed up for the season!

AT THE PALLADIUM – Friday night at 8, supported by the Carnegie Hall Big Band, Michael Feinstein pays a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Tony Bennett, bringing his iconic songs to life in a symphony of sound. Feinstein's dynamic interpretations, coupled with the grandeur of the big band, will create an unforgettable night that honors Bennett’s legacy in all its glory.

AT THE TARKINGTON – Central Indiana Dance Ensemble presents Snow White on stage at the Tarkington

Theater with shows on Saturday and Sunday. A supremely wicked Queen, a band of benevolent dwarves, and one enchanted (and enticing!) apple – CIDE’s Snow White has them all! Set to the music of

Polish composer Bogdan Pavlovsky, the dancers’ artistry and skill allow this beloved fairytale to shine with renewed vibrancy, kindling the imaginations of children and adults alike.

FINAL CONCERT OF SEASON – Sunday, 6:30 p.m. at the Palladium, Join the Indiana Wind Symphony for the final concert of the season, celebrate the IWS as they introduce their new music director and recognize all of the accomplishments over its 27-year history. The James B. Calvert Outstanding Music

Educator Award will also be awarded at this concert that you won’t want to miss.

FRIDAY AT FEINSTEIN’S – Dueling Pianos w/Brittany Brumfield & Baby Grand Entertainment on stage

Friday night at 7:30. Have you ever been to a concert and wished you could pick the set list?! Here’s your chance! Often referred to as a living jukebox, dueling pianos is the show where the audience takes control! YOU pick the song, artist, genre and era - WE play it!

SATURDAY AT FEINSTEIN’S – ZACH DAY is an Americana guitarist, singer, and songwriter from Anderson,

IN. Zach began to excel on the guitar at 15 years of age, influenced by the great 80’s rock guitarists and

then discovered the Blues. His music is a blend of exhilarating blues, classic Outlaw country, and rock of all eras that will leave you feeling that nostalgia.

LIVE MUSIC WEEKEND

Brockway Pub – Live music with Party Band Trio at 8 p.m.

Sugar Creek Winery – Live music Friday with Touch of Grass; Saturday with Tay Bronson; 7 p.m. both nights.

Peace Water Winery – Live music Saturday with Marrialle Sellars at 6:30 p.m.

ITA PRESENTS - Day of Disobedience, presented by the International Talent Academy, is an amusing children’s show where a group of mischievous kids find themselves alone after their parents leave town due to their constant misbehavior. Enjoying their newfound freedom, they go wild trashing the city, eating bad foods and having all kinds of fun, but soon face the consequences. Through their journey, the kids learn valuable lessons about responsibility, empathy, and the importance and value of family. This show will be staged at the Monon Community Center East on May 19 at 4:30 p.m.

UNIQUE ART SHOW - Delve into a unique, immersive art experience at Studio E. Each quarter, the artist, Emmy Elle, creates a new themed collection to push herself as an artist as well as provide pieces that can fit many tastes and budgets. Each show has 20-30 new pieces created with the theme in mind. Full size and smaller pieces are available at an affordable price point as well as art prints and other small gifts. The next show upcoming is All Things Spring - this Saturday, May 18, at the Turner Jeffrey Building, 1030 South Range Line Road.