Zinta Lundborg

Head out to Prospect Park for the Great GoogaMooga, a festival devoted to food and music.

Artist Tom Sachs rocketed to fame in the 1990s with sardonic works such as “Hermes Hand Grenade,” “Chanel Guillotine” and “Prada Death Camp.”

Designers Elsa Schiaparelli and Miuccia Prada speak to one another across time at the Met in the juxtaposition of their clever fashions and accessories -- from the late 1920s to the present.

Head out to Randall’s Island for the first New York Frieze Art Fair, where more than 180 contemporary galleries have set up shop in a big tent.

Today is the start of Madison Avenue Watch Week, offering the latest technologies from such makers as Porsche Design and Breguet, along with antique and historic timepieces.

More than 30 years after creating her Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., Maya Lin is focusing on the world.

“We have created a Stars Wars civilization, with Stone Age emotions, medieval institutions and godlike technology,” says Edward O. Wilson, and that’s a dangerous combination.

Check out the paintings by Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood. There are portraits of his band mates, as well as others such as Muhammad Ali and Al Pacino.

Get your dance pants on Friday night when the Rapture rolls into Bowery Ballroom with their latest album, “In The Grace Of Your Love.”

While others pack themselves into “The Steins Collect” with its abundance of Matisses and Picassos, take yourself into the softly glowing splendor of “Byzantium and Islam: Age of Transition.”

“Evita” is back on Broadway, this time with Ricky Martin, Elena Roger and Michael Cerveris doing the strutting, singing and suffering.

Immerse yourself in some of the numerous and confusing art fairs now taking place in the city.