Saturday, March 3: For one last night, powerHouse Arena goes head to head with Sienna Miller in attempt to get its 15 minutes of fame from rabid Warholics with “Andy Warhol is Dead!” a collection of photos of — and by —the pale pop icon. Conveniently, Warhol-related books are also for sale.

Sunday, March 4: “Half Nelson” might not have taken home any gold statuettes at last week’s Oscars, but this story about a teacher at a Brooklyn middle school (played by Ryan Gosling, below) is a good companion for your lazy Sunday on the couch. Rent a copy while everyone else is YouTubing “West Bank Story.”

Monday, March 5: Stop by stylish new “urban garden center” OutsideNY to register for one of their classes — recently they’ve taught Brooklynites how to plant healing herb gardens and how to make the most of their own (tiny) outdoor spaces.

Tuesday, March 6: The first in a four-part series, this afternoon event, titled “Mad Science of Brooklyn” features Glenn D’Cruz teaching kids about dinosaurs. Hands-on learning and fun activities ensure that your little angels don’t go T. Rex crazy while they’re learning about science.

Thursday, March 8: Get politically correct at the Kings County Shakespeare Company’s updated “The Taming of the Shrew.” The “gender-friendly” production, renamed “Ruff Love or What You Will,” is still a battle of the sexes, only this time everyone’s got safety gear.