Sunday, May 17: Do you feel lucky, punk? Well you should, because the Fifth Avenue Fair is back, which means blocks and blocks of street fair fun (and WNBA star Kym Hampton!). Better still, head to Southpaw, where the great Brooklyn a cappella group, the Persuasions (pictured), will perform at 3:30 pm. Inside the club will be a record show with 30 tables (and a full bar, too).

Tuesday, May 19: You know him as the slacker dude who teaches kids at Music Together in Park Slope. But tonight, Pete Sinjin busts loose with his own original songs in the Steve Earle and Townes Van Zandt tradition. Also on the “unplugged” bill are the Kennedys and Michael Sackler-Berner.

Wednesday, May 20: If you love him as the resident expert on “The Daily Show,” why wouldn’t you pay $15 to hear John Hodgman (pictured), your Park Slope neighbor, live — with comic Eugene Mirman — in a fundraiser for PS 107? Look all you jealous “comedy” “writers” out there, put your issues aside and come to this reading; Hodgman is the best — and he’s a good guy, to boot.

Thursday, May 21: Some people loved prom and some people (we’re mostly talking about our editor here) didn’t. But either way, head to the Music Hall of Williamsburg’s dance party, “The Prom You Were Promised.” Replace undesirable prom memories (Eric Clapton’s worst song ever, “Wonderful Tonight,” was our editor’s prom theme!) with new ones.