The To-Do List

Enjoy the Brownwood Paddock Square Art & Craft Festival in Wildwood. 10am-5pm both days at 2705 W. Torch Lake Drive. Free Admission.

“Red” at The Studio Theatre at Tierra del Sol, 806 San Marino Drive in The Villages. An artist asking someone else “What do you see?” can lead to the artist questioning his art. Tickets available at thesharon.com. Shows at 7pm. For tickets, go to thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Don’t Tell Nonnie” Open Mic & Cabaret Night at The Studio Theatre in The Villages. Doors open at 7pm; show time 7:30-10pm. Bring sheet music or choose from the selections; Whitney Morse and Gary Powell will perform their favorite cabaret numbers. $15 includes a beverage.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

See the rock musical version of “Alice in Wonderland” at The Villages Charter High School. Alice faces the fears and challenges of growing up while trying to stay true to herself. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $10 purchased at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

Join storytellers on a folktale tour through swamps and cabins, meet colorful characters, and experience old Florida. Free and open to the public at the W.T. Bland Public Library in Mount Dora.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

Taste of Lake County 2018 will have eight chefs competing for a $1,000 prize! You get to vote on your favorite dish. Tickets include one dish from each competing chef with everything locally sourced and seasonally fresh. Presented by Women’s Care Florida, The Women’s Centre for Excellence. Lake Catherine Blueberry Farm, 5849 Lake Catherine Road, Groveland. Tickets: $15-$40.

The Amazing Race for Charity has teams of two completing 20 challenge stations. They can be as simple as solving a puzzle, reciting the Miranda Rights, or building a two-person tent, which may take as long as two hours to finish. All proceeds go to local charities. Go to amazingraceforcharity.com for details.

Fruitland Park Day starts at 10am and lasts all day. The annual BBQ Cook-Off tasting begins at noon. Enjoy a Jeep show, laser tag, a rock wall, free bounce houses, food trucks, and more. Participate in the parade, rent a booth ($20 nonelectric/$40 electric), or be a BBQ master. Registration forms at fruitlandpark.org, city hall, or the recreation office. Call 352.360.6734 for info.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

It’s time once again for the Festivals of Speed at Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills. See an amazing array of vehicles you may never see anywhere else: vintage, exotic sports cars, all makes and models. 10am-4pm. Admission: $20; children 12 and under free.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

Enjoy an evening of masterpieces at The Villages Philharmonic Orchestra’s Easter Concert. Feed your heart, mind, and soul with this beautiful music. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $20-$60 available at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

The Florida Storytelling Festival is at Lakeside Inn, 100 N. Alexander St., Mount Dora. Enjoy storytelling concerts, youthful voices and the family fun tent, story swaps, a story cruise on Lake Dora, and visit the story store.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

See the Tony- and Grammy-winning musical “Jersey Boys” at the Sharon Morse Performing Arts Center. It’s the story of the group the Four Seasons that featured Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy Devito, and Nick Massi. See what happened behind the scenes of their massive success. Show times: April 13, 7:30pm; April 14, 2pm and 7:30pm. Tickets: $45-$100 at thesharon.com.

Revel in a weekend of blues at the Winery at Lakeridge Winery, 19239 U.S. Highway 27 in Clermont. Blues musicians perform on an outdoor stage with a wine and cheese bar inside. Tours and wine tasting also available. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Admission: $5 adults; children 12 and under free. Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday, 11am-5pm.

See the Tony- and Grammy-winning musical “Jersey Boys” at the Sharon Morse Performing Arts Center. It’s the story of the group the Four Seasons that featured Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy Devito, and Nick Massi. See what happened behind the scenes of their massive success. Show times: April 13, 7:30pm; April 14, 2pm and 7:30pm. Tickets: $45-$100 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

See the Tony- and Grammy-winning musical “Jersey Boys” at the Sharon Morse Performing Arts Center. It’s the story of the group the Four Seasons that featured Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy Devito, and Nick Massi. See what happened behind the scenes of their massive success. Show times: April 13, 7:30pm; April 14, 2pm and 7:30pm. Tickets: $45-$100 at thesharon.com.

The Florida Storytelling Festival is at Lakeside Inn, 100 N. Alexander St., Mount Dora. Enjoy storytelling concerts, youthful voices and the family fun tent, story swaps, a story cruise on Lake Dora, and visit the story store.

Revel in a weekend of blues at the Winery at Lakeridge Winery, 19239 U.S. Highway 27 in Clermont. Blues musicians perform on an outdoor stage with a wine and cheese bar inside. Tours and wine tasting also available. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Admission: $5 adults; children 12 and under free. Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday, 11am-5pm.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

Here’s your chance to see the fabulous “A Chorus Line!” from the great composer Marvin Hamlisch. A look behind the scenes of a Broadway play. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $45-$90 from thesharon.com.

The Florida Lakes Symphony Orchestra presents the Home on the Range Concert, including “A Cowboy Serenade,” “Grand Canyon Suite,” “Dances with Wolves,” and “Rodeo” among others that will bring back memories of the beloved westerns. April 19 at Epiphany Celebration Anglican Church, 1724 South Bay St., Eustis. April 20 at Family Christian Center, 2500 South U.S. Highway 27, Clermont. Tickets: $15-$42 (an additional $3 at door).

Here’s your chance to see the fabulous “A Chorus Line!” from the great composer Marvin Hamlisch. A look behind the scenes of a Broadway play. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $45-$90 from thesharon.com.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

The Florida Lakes Symphony Orchestra presents the Home on the Range Concert, including “A Cowboy Serenade,” “Grand Canyon Suite,” “Dances with Wolves,” and “Rodeo” among others that will bring back memories of the beloved westerns. April 19 at Epiphany Celebration Anglican Church, 1724 South Bay St., Eustis. April 20 at Family Christian Center, 2500 South U.S. Highway 27, Clermont. Tickets: $15-$42 (an additional $3 at door).

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Nine Months” follows a couple having their first child in a gentle romantic comedy at Moonlight Players Theatre, 735 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont. An original show written by local Thomas J. Kline. Shows are at 8pm Friday-Saturday, and 2:30pm Sunday. Call 352.319.1116 to reserve tickets.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

They’ve been entertaining since 1968, and now they’re coming to The Sharon—The Commodores. Their Grammy-winning song “Night Shift” brought them to national prominence. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $50-$150 from thesharon.com.

“Nine Months” follows a couple having their first child in a gentle romantic comedy at Moonlight Players Theatre, 735 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont. An original show written by local Thomas J. Kline. Shows are at 8pm Friday-Saturday, and 2:30pm Sunday. Call 352.319.1116 to reserve tickets.

Sponsored by Mount Dora Friends of the Environment, Earth Day is filled with activities and entertainment to remind everyone how good the Earth is to us. 9am-4pm at Donnelly Park. For information on being a vendor, go to mountdoraenvironment.org.

“Nine Months” follows a couple having their first child in a gentle romantic comedy at Moonlight Players Theatre, 735 W. Minneola Ave., Clermont. An original show written by local Thomas J. Kline. Shows are at 8pm Friday-Saturday, and 2:30pm Sunday. Call 352.319.1116 to reserve tickets.

“Red” features the story of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, who asked the provocative question, “What do you see?” to his young assistant. This biographical play presents the struggle the artist feels when he gets the biggest commission in the history of modern art. Show time: 7pm. Tickets: $35 at thesharon.com.

“Red” at The Studio Theatre at Tierra del Sol, 806 San Marino Drive in The Villages. An artist asking someone else “What do you see?” can lead to the artist questioning his art. Tickets available at thesharon.com. Shows at 7pm. For tickets, go to thesharon.com.