While music geeks are probably peeing themselves with excitement right now, they should actually be brushing up on their knowledge. Why? So they can make our town look good when New York's coolest quizzers breeze through for a music-themed trivia challenge.

Celebrate 4/20 a few days early with the eye-assaulting visual album directed by Danny Perez. The appropriately apeshit score comes courtesy of everybody's favorite musical weirdos, Animal Collective.

The second in a series of four sci-fi screenings at CHF is X: The Unknown, a 1956 Hammer horror film in which a Scottish town is attacked by radioactive mud.

Home: Far and Near brings together Asian performance artists for a three-day fest of solo shows, then throws them in a melting pot to come up with a new collaborative piece.

"Monty Python meets Tour de France" is what Trophy Bikes co-owner Michael McGettigan keeps calling the Brompton Folder U.S. bike race. The more he talks about it, the more apt the term he coined seems.

Nothing in life is free, but if you know how to work it, you can score an interesting trade. That's the theory behind Printeresting's DIY swap.

"People should avoid having sex with their pets," says Swellco & Swellco's Robert Brown. Truer words were never spoken.

Musical guests include folkers Victoria and the Spaeth Cadets, dance and poetry from Dragoness, southern fried rockers Dolly Trolly and a surprise, unlisted band.

Despite the recent Snowpocalypse, the Bicycle Coalition is throwing an indoor bash as a way to turn a hopeful eye to a warm, flurry-free spring.

The ECBACC is touring the libraries of Philly in conjunction with One Book, One Philadelphia to get kids hyped on reading, writing and drawing through a love of comic books.