With 27 million albums sold and 4 Grammy nominations, you know Jewel through songs including ,’Who Will Save Your Soul’, ‘You Were Meant for Me’, and ‘Foolish Games.’ I have two pairs of tickets to give away! Email johnny@eventsinsider.com. Wilbur Theatre Boston, MA, Tue 3/12.more

This mostly LED lights installation highlights the original plot of the buildings that once stood on Dewey Square Park. More than just lights, what this collective is trying to achieve is a better understanding of how development can be great but only if it’s thought through. 6-7pm. Rose Kennedy Greenway Boston, MA, Thu 3/7.more

This maple event promises you and your family will have fun while the sap boils over traditional fire. Kids activities, storytelling and all sorts of treats to try the syrup on are on the menu. 10am-2pm. The Growing Center Somerville, MA, Sat 3/9.more

The performancers at this festival have one major goal: To not let the Israeli dance tradition in the Boston Area die. So, out of pure love for what they do, they present an annual show to educate and also encourage new dancers to embrace this old, beautiful dance. Looks like you can’t really participate, but if you’re interested in learning you’ll definitely find the best instructors there. 3 pm. Kresge Auditorium @ MIT Cambridge, MA, Sun 3/10.more

No, no ancient creatures have actually gotten to Broadway. And while that might be a shame, what isn’t is taking the time to listen Robert Hazen talk about how far we’ve come since everything started with that incredibly loud bang. 6-7pm. Harvard Museum of Natural History Cambridge, MA, Tue 3/12.more

I’ve been to these meetings and highly recommend them. If you’re a techie, you don’t want to miss this! Microsoft NERD Cambridge, MA, Tue 3/5.more

It shouldn’t take much to draw people’s attention to Iceland. I mean, they do have those spectacular northern lights, volcanoes and Bjrk. But in case you still have your doubts about this wonderful country, check A Taste of Iceland, a festival that includes free music, films and food. Various Boston, MA, Fri 3/8–Tue 3/12.more

Well, if there’s a Jewish Film Festival, of course there had to be a Jewish Music Festival! I see a lot of violins and odd looking guitars played by smiling people. Definitely worth checking it out. Various Boston, MA, Fri 3/1–Sun 3/10.more

What happens when an all-Star panel of top litigators put Michael Jackson, Star Wars, and the Boston Red Sox on trial? Attendees learn how to win closing arguments, that’s what happens. Learn from the best to defeat very best. 4-7pm. Massachusetts Bar Association Boston, MA, Tue 3/5.more

Ray Bradbury is best known for ‘Fahrenheit 451’, but his legacy goes beyond having written a best seller. He’s the muse and inspiration to many Science Fiction and Fantasy writers, some of which have created a collection of short stories in honor to Mr. Bradbury’s work. Don’t miss the reading, presentation and discussion of this tribute book. 7pm. Coolidge Corner Brookline, MA, Wed 3/6.more

‘Not your grandmother’s literary event’ so expect no cheesy stories and no morals. Irreverent writers and poets will give you a dose of much needed bad attitude through readings and music. 6-8pm. Rosebud Bar and Grill, Davis Square Somerville, MA, Wed 3/6.more

3,000 years ago people had the same necessities we have today but none of the commodities. Learn all about how civilizations and humans have evolved through stories, games and more. 9am-4pm. Harvard Museum of Natural History Cambridge, MA, Sat 3/9.more

MassTLC is where tech executives, entrepreneurs and everyone interested in creating a bigger, better network for top-of-the-notch technology and communications meet. This time the governor of Massachussets will participate in an interactive conversation on workforce initiatives and policies. 7:30am-11am. Renaissance Boston Waterfront Boston, MA, Tue 3/12.more

From Tony Award winning playwright Harold Pinter comes The Lover, a dark comedy in a single act. Click for our review! BCA Boston, MA, Thu 2/28–Sun 3/17.more

Four literary erudites will read their work for 7 minutes or less. They’ll be judged without mercy. In the end, only two will battle with the most powerful of weapons: Words. Also: You KNOW you want to go to an event called Literary Death Match. 7:30pm. The Middle East Cambridge, MA, Fri 3/8.more

Here’s a puppet show meant for adults! Take over the stage and feela bit like Lemony Snicket controlling these wondeful and innocent puppets at your will. 8pm. It’s PG-13 or R-rated. Brookline, MA, Sat 3/9.more

Part of the a taste of Iceland festival, featuring Icelandic Musicians and bands paired with ones from Boston Asgeir Trausti and The Adam Ezra Group. 8pm. Boston, MA, Sat 3/9.more

Story Slams season is about to finish and now the very best will share their awkward, funny and outraging stories again for a chance to win first place. This is only one of the semifinals and will include stories about betrayal, kin, politics, having a sixth sense and more. Check their site for other locations and the grand finale. 7-10 pm. Doyle’s Caf Jamaica Plain, MA, Sun 3/10.more