THEATER

Hudson: The Arts Alliance presents the River's Edge Players in "Alice in Wonderland" Saturday, 3:30 and 7 p.m., and Sunday, 2:30 p.m., at Hudson High School, 69 Brigham St. $12, $9 seniors and students. 978-562-1646, www.upwitharts.org.

MUSIC

Framingham: Retired State Police sergeant Daniel E. Clark, known as "the Singing Trooper," gets patriotic with a show called "American Pride: The Ultimate Tribute" Sunday, 3 p.m. at Nevins Memorial Hall. The concert features an appearance by the Young Marine Drill and Ceremonial Unit of Lynn English High School. Proceeds to Friends of the Callahan Senior Center. $12, $10 advance; children $6, $5 advance. 508-588-5365, www.dannyboy.us.

Newton: Violinist David Siegel and pianist Ayako Yoda perform works of Dvorak, Bach, and Beethoven on Sunday, 2 p.m. at the Newton Free Library, 330 Homer St. Free. 617-796-1360, www.newtonfreelibrary.net.

FAMILY

Newton: Sunday is Children's Day at the Boston Jewish Book Fair at the Leventhal-Sidman Jewish Community Center, 333 Nahanton St. At 11 a.m., Barbara Diamond Goldin will read her own stories, including "The Best Hanukkah Ever" and "A Mountain of Blintzes." $12 per family. At 1 p.m., storyteller Mark Binder shares tales for all ages about "Life in Chelm." $7 per family. At 2 p.m., Rabbi Susan Abramson, author of the "Rabbi Rocket Power" series, and illustrator Ariel DiOrio head a workshop on writing and illustrating graphic novels. For ages 7-11. $7. 617-965-5226, www.lsjcc.org.

Sudbury: Marcia Wilson brings her fascinating, educational Eyes on Owls program to the Goodnow Library, 21 Concord Road, on Sunday at 3 p.m. From the tiny Eastern screech owl to the majestic snowy owl, Wilson's half-dozen live raptors offer a captivating spectacle for all ages. Free. 978-443-1035.

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