Saturday, April 26: Just because Earth Day’s come and gone doesn’t mean it’s now OK to hurl your old computer into the river. Today at the Grand Street Campus High Schools, an eco-celebration — featuring electronic and textile recycling, a peformance from the Brooklyn Philharmonic’s jazz trio, and more — hopes to sustain the planet-loving momentum.

Sunday, April 27: Tonight, Bushwick-based artist Baraka De Soleil presents “Childr’n of ‘O,’” a workshop version of a comic, new theatrical production, at the Brooklyn Arts Exchange. The show, which fuses De Soleil’s work as a poet and playwright, explores the relationship of modern society with a cultural icon like Oprah Winfrey.

Tuesday, April 29: Everybody knows that Brooklyn has more great writers than anyplace else in the world, but since when are we sharing them with Georgia? Tonight at Union Hall, check out readings from Craig Morgan Teicher (pictured) and others — all contributors to “The Georgia Review.”

Thursday, May 1: For “First Thursday Gallery Walks,” dozens of DUMBO galleries, including Umbrage, showing the work of Sylvia Plachy (pictured), open their doors — and bottles of wine — for art lovers to enjoy some of the most interesting work in the borough.

Saturday, May 3: Channel your inner Tom Sawyer by pitching in to help paint the fence at Carroll Park. Whether you’re feeling artistic or just handy, toss on your coveralls — all other supplies will be provided.