The fabulous musical tale of Seymour is getting a late summer revival by Jersey Productions at the Aronoff Center’s Jarson-Kaplan Theater.

After a lengthy hiatus, the Arizona band is back with a new live album, new songs for a forthcoming album and a tour that brings them to the Union Centre Boulevard Bash.

There’s a ton of stuff to do that is free and fun this weekend. Take a look at what there is to do day by day on our list.

There’s so much going on this weekend in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky that your toughest call might be deciding what not to do. You can try to whittle down this list:

Bill Bartlett, now 66, retired and living in College Corner, Ind., will perform “Black Betty” publicly for the first time since 1980 when he appears Saturday at Summer of Love Three

If Jamie Foxx’s future includes a song or two as popular as recent hit “Blame It,” he’ll be known as a singer who acts rather than an actor who sings.

Graduates of the first wave of New York punk that coalesced around the now-defunct gritty downtown club CBGB’s, Blondie was among the most successful of the class of 1976.

Carl Solway Gallery marks the closing of its A Tribute to Merce Cunningham exhibit by honoring Contemporary Dance Theater on Saturday.

Torn between two superstars: You could watch Carson Palmer and the Bengals play their first preseason game, or Neil Diamond performing at Madison Square Garden. Choose wisely.

Two-time Tony Award nominee Christine Andreas performs a benefit concert for Middletown Lyric Theatre Saturday.