This weekend in Huntington, NY

The event features a kids fishing activity, exhibits from environmental groups, music, games, up-close animal experiences, and food. Admission is $7 for general entry, $6 for seniors, $5 for children, and members are admitted free.

Acting classes for kids ages 8 to 18 with River Rep Jr. take place at the Delaware Valley Opera Center in Lake Huntington, New York. The workshop invites young performers to explore creativity through theatre.

Connect with Long Island singles at a speed dating event tailored for men ages 58 to 78 and women ages 56 to 70, taking place at Vintage 25 at the Inn at Fox Hollow. Participants rotate through a series of 4 to 6 minute conversations, marking potential matches on a scorecard before moving to the next chat when the timer signals. Age verification helps make sure everyone is within the designated groups. At the end, scorecards are turned in to the host and results are emailed the next day, so it is easy to see who was interested and who made an impression.

A group of seasoned New York City rock musicians pays tribute to Foreigner with precision and heart, delivering a concert that mirrors the sound and spirit of the originals. The set spans classic hits from the 70s and 80s, prompting plenty of singing, dancing, and applause to favorites like Juke Box Hero, Hot Blooded, Cold As Ice, I Want To Know What Love Is, Urgent, Double Vision, Head Games, Feels Like the First Time, and more.

As part of the Cult Café Christopher Guest Retrospective, For Your Consideration screens with a preshow before the film. This satire follows a documentary crew shadowing the makers of the modest indie drama Home for Purim as sudden Oscar chatter throws the production into awards season frenzy. Christopher Guest reunites ensemble regulars Catherine O’Hara, Eugene Levy, Parker Posey, Harry Shearer, Fred Willard, Jane Lynch, Jennifer Coolidge, Michael McKean, John Michael Higgins, and Bob Balaban. O’Hara plays Marilyn Hack, a faded performer whose rumored awards-caliber turn pulls agents, publicists, producers, and gossip outlets into the mix as they rush to ride the momentum. Featuring improvisation and sharp industry humor, the film surveys Oscar culture and the drive for recognition. USA, 2006, 86 minutes, PG-13, English. Directed by Christopher Guest. Tickets are $18 for the public and $11 for members. Early arrivals can pick up free stickers and mix CDs.