Are you a wine connoisseur stuck on name brands like Barolo or Bordeaux? If so, then wine enthusiast David Baer and chef Chris Vergara would like to have a little chat with you. Their message?

You can’t judge a bottle by its label! And to prove their point, they’re offering a string of discovery dinners at Scarsdale’s acclaimed Meritage restaurant, where they’ll convince your taste buds with a delicious selection of bottles from Spain, France, and Italy.

The series will feature the undiscovered wines of France on April 3rd, Italy on May 9th, and Spain on June 5th. It’s only $75 per evening (tax and tip included), or you can purchase the entire series for $200 per person.

Take a rock 'n roll trip down memory lane to a time when T-Bi rds and greasers, poodle skirts and bobby-soxers ruled.

The halls of Rydell High will come to life with high-energy choreography and unforgettable hits in the musical the Daily Mirror called "fast, furious and thrilling…fun, fun, fun!"

So grease back your hair or put on your Pink Ladies jacket and get ready to rock! Audiences will be revved up and dancing in the aisles to "Greased Lightning," "We Go Together" and "Summer Nights." Grease runs from April 1st until May 26th.

And you thought you had a nice garden? Prepare to be amazed by these fine works of art currently on display at The Hudson River Museum in Yonkers.

Contemporary Photography and the Garden brings together the work of sixteen American and European artists. Pieces range from depictions of gardens as tranquil havens to places of tension where exquisite beauty seems to coexist uneasily with inexorable forces of nature.

There are sixty-seven tantalizing works in all, depicting gardens in Japan, Indonesia, India, France, Great Britain, Brazil, Mexico, and the United States. The exhibit ends May 13th.