Published: October 30, 2009 07:25 am      

Hot Entertainment Picks: 10/30/2009

Press your apples into yummy cider

Bring your apples to the Martha Wagbo Farm and Education Center in East Jordan Sunday, 1-4 p.m., and press them into cider for a suggested donation of $5 a gallon; three miles south of East Jordan at 5745 N. M-66; 536-0333.

Halloween haps are at R-E Web site

Visit Record-Eagle.com/halloween for complete Halloween information, including area activities, trick-or-treat times, and an online-only interactive featuring photo galleries of costumes, archive photos and downloadable recipes. Also, vote in our Zombies or Vampires poll.

Percussion gets a punk twist

The Street Drum Corps' Bang contingent puts on a "Fight Night" concert tonight, 8 p.m., at the Dennos Museum Center; 995-1553, www.dennosmuseum.org.

C.S. Lewis play being performed

C.S. Lewis' "The Horse and His Boy" is today and Saturday, 3 and 7 p.m, performed by the Homeschool Arts Project, New Hope Community Church, 5100 Bethesda Court, Williamsburg; 313-2420; www.thehap.net.

'Taking Woodstock' is free at NMC

A free screening of "Taking Woodstock," introduced by author Elliot Tiber, takes place Tuesday; doors open 5 p.m. With Woodstock festivities, food, music and a hippie costume contest; Milliken Auditorium on the campus of Northwestern Michigan College.

Art show shows recovery journey

The third annual "Art of Recovery: The Human Journey" show opens Wednesday with a reception from 3 to 7 p.m. at InsideOut Gallery, 229 Garland. The show continues through November; 935-3099.

Overwhelmed with too much candy?

The Suttons Bay Dental Center will buy back Halloween candy Monday from noon to 5 p.m. for $1 a pound. The candy will then be sent to troops through Operation Gratitude; 271-6700 or www.suttonsbaydental.com.

Big band music, kicky dancing

Enjoy dancing and big band music tonight, 8-11 p.m., at the Park Place Dome, 300 E. State St., Traverse City; music by the Bay Area Big Band; www.bayareabigband.org.

Catch 'Liebowitz' at depot theater

It's the last weekend for "The Book of Matthew Liebowitz" at the Old Town Playhouse Studio Theatre's new location at the depot; tonight and Saturday, 8 p.m.; www.oldtownplayhouse.com.