From a Halloween Concert to antiques appraisals to a walk-a-thon, the coming weekend has it all.  The Papermill Playhouse is presenting a sensory-friendly musical for those with developmental disabilities, Amazing Dave is magically entertaining the kiddies, and a basketball camp will raise funds for girls in Africa.  The Rotary is hosting an antiques appraisal expo, and the Seton Hall Women’s Basketball team wants to meet you.  Monkeyworks will perform a Halloween concert and Christ Church Short Hills is sponsoring a Walk-a-Thon.  Read on for all the details of these events and others, then get out there and enjoy the weekend!

Sensory Friendly Presentation of “Let Freedom Ring”

The Pushcart Players will perform the musical “Let Freedom Ring” in a sensory-friendly environment.  Designed specifically for children on the autism spectrum, or with other developmental disabilities the theater environment will be altered for this performance, providing a sensory-friendly, comfortable and judgment-free space that is welcoming for all families. At this unique presentation, theater lights will remain up, sound volume will be lowered and consistent and children will be free to talk and leave their seat under parental supervision. The show will run about one hour with an intermission.  $12-$20; Saturday at 10 a.m.; Millburn

Monkeyworks: The Halloween Concert

For a truly twisted evening, come experience Monkeyworks with their unique sound and little shop of horrors!  A series of film shorts will be shown, and scored live onstage.  Suggested donation $5; Saturday at 8 p.m.; Maplewood

Christ Church Short Hills "Walk-a-Thon for Famine Relief"

Christ Church Short Hills is sponsoring a Walk-a-Thon to raise funds for Famine Relief in South Africa, beginning on the field behind the church.  All proceeds will be donated to the Episcopal Relief and Development Fund, which sends aid to Anglican and Episcopal partners in Kenya, where they directly administer aid and support to those in need.  A pledge of $5.00 per mile is recommended, all donations will be accepted; Saturday at 10 a.m.; Short Hills

Free Charity Basketball Camp

Boys and girls ages 10 to 15 are invited to a basketball camp hosted by former Fordham basketball players and coaches Lara Hanson and Jon Giacobbe.  All proceeds will benefit Hope For Girls Africa, a USA-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the increased participation and empowerment of disadvantaged young African women in sports and education.  Please bring your own ball!  Free but donations are encouraged; Saturday at 9 a.m.; Maplewood

Tour de Torah Family Bike Ride

The Temple B’nai Abraham Men's Club is hosting a family bike ride on Crest Drive, a private paved road in the South Mountain reservation.  The goal of this ride is to bring the congregational family together to do something fun and healthy and to raise funds to benefit restoration and refurbishment of the temple’s ritual collection.  All ages are welcome, helmets and safe biking practices are required. The individual entry fee is $18; Sunday at 9 a.m.; South Orange

What's It Worth? Antique Expo 

If you have ever wondered if that family heirloom is really worth something, here is your chance to find out!  A ticket to this expo entitles you to a fun-filled day featuring food from Crane's Deli, games and prizes, and verbal evaluations by top-notch, professional appraisers for up to 2 antiques.  Proceeds benefit the Maplewood Rotary Club Local Needs Fund.  $25; Sunday at 11 a.m.; Maplewood

Seton Hall Women's Basketball - Meet the Team

Come to the Walsh Gym at Seton Hall University to meet the Women’s Basketball Team for photos and autographs.  Watch the team practice, or participate in the on-court clinic.  Other highlights include a Q & A session, facepainting, music and more.  Free; Sunday at 1 p.m.; South Orange

Fifth Annual Lore Ross Cafe Europa Community Event

Lore Ross Cafe Europa Holocaust Survivor Friendship Society is hosting their 5^th annual community celebration, which will feature the National Yiddish Theater - The Folksbiene Troup, followed by a dessert reception.  Tickets are $36, free of charge for Lore Ross Café Europa of MetroWest participants; Sunday at 2 p.m.; Short Hills

Chick Talk (....the backyard variety)

Curious about our town’s recent hot “chicken” topic?  Get the facts about the backyard keeping of our feathered friends at this lecture/demonstration at the Durand-Hedden House.  Resources, information on the basics of poultry care, costsand and equipment needed will be explained by Grace Chow Grund.  Free; Sunday at 1 p.m.; Maplewood

Pizza and Magic with Amazing Dave

Food, fun and magic by Amazing Dave will make Sunday evening a perfect outing for the entire family.  Hosted by TSTI Iris Family Center.  $5 at the door; Sunday at 5 p.m.; South Orange

Newcomers & Neighbors Fall Family Fun Day

The Newcomers & Neighbors Club of Short Hills & Millburn will hold a Fall Family Fun Day for its members at the Bauer Center.  Attractions include a Halloween costume parade, pumpkin decorating, face painting, arts & crafts table, and cookie decorating with Splurge Bakery, plus music by Circle Time Live.  Membership is open to all residents, regardless of length of residency.  $10 per family in advance ($15 per family day of event); Sunday at 2 p.m.; Millburn

Flea Market To Benefit Maplewood Rescue Squad

Maplewood First Aid Squad will host a flea market and rummage sale at the Squad building to raise funds.  Free admission; Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Maplewood