Best things to do this week

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

• Price band: 3/4
• Critics choice

Take it easy, baby, make it last all night—or all week, even, as the Floridian FM-radio champ and his trusty crew set up shop on the boomer-friendly Upper West Side.

A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney

• Rated as: 4/5
• Price band: 2/4
• Critics choice

This meditation on the animation icon offers plenty of weird surprises.

Fill the Void

A young bride-to-be rebels against tradition and her Orthodox community in first-time writer-director Rama Burshtein’s compelling Israeli drama.

Bicycle Fetish Day

• Critics choice
• Free

The yearly block party celebrates pedal-powered people movers of all stripes—from velodrome-ready fixies to ghetto-blaster-equipped low riders.

Greg Proops Is the Smartest Man in the World

• Price band: 2/4
• Critics choice

This comic, whom the general public will remember for his pompadour and appearances on Whose Line Is It Anyway?, utilizes a tart tongue and—indeed—a sharp intellect in his "Proopcast."

Red Bull Music Academy: 12 Years of DFA

• Price band: 2/4
• Critics choice

One of the city’s defining record labels of the current millennium celebrates a birthday in the mind-blowingly awesome setting of Brooklyn’s Grand Prospect Hall.

Rub-a-Grub

• Price band: 2/4
• Critics choice

Fill up on foie gras doughnuts and bottomless Bloody Marys at this backyard bash featuring DJs like A Tribe Called Quest’s Ali Shaheed Muhammad.

The Shins

• Price band: 3/4
• Critics choice

Master indie-rock melodist James Mercer and his trusty band kick off Williamsburg Park’s summer season with help from energetic Philly crew Man Man.

Horse Meat Disco

• Price band: 2/4
• Critics choice

Josh Wood brings the burly DJ combo to Brooklyn for Memorial Day Weekend; arrive early for opening sets by Spank's Sean B and Will Automagic.