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Father John Misty at Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University

You have another chance to see Josh Tillman if you missed his sold-out Chicago Theatre show in May. The singer-songwriter is still on tour for his latest record, “Pure Comedy.” Sept. 20, auditoriumtheatre.org

Hyde Park Art Center Gala

The South Side nonprofit’s annual benefit features screen printing and making works with spray paint and stencils, a speak-easy hidden in the building, and artist Jessie Mott illustrating guests’ spirit animals. Oct. 14, hydeparkart.org

Vintage Garage Chicago Season Finale

Skip the trip to the Halloween store, and shop for vintage decorations among the treasures at the market’s last 2017 stand. If you have something interesting from the 1920s through ’80s, bring it to the show for an appraisal. Oct. 15, vintagegaragechicago.com

Fall Bulb Festival at the Chicago Botanic Garden

Start planning your 2018 garden by browsing 250 varieties of daffodils, tulips, crocus and other flowers at the annual sale, which also features vendors selling beer, wine, cider, handmade pottery, baked goods and fresh produce. Oct. 6-8, chicagobotanic.org/bulb

Fried Chicken & Champagne Fest at Kendall College

Chefs from a dozen Chicago restaurants, including Honey Butter Fried Chicken and Acadia, show off their takes on the crispy bird at the third annual benefit for the Kendall College Trust. Nov. 4, kendallcollegetrust.org

Fulton Market Harvest Fest

Chefs Stephanie Izard and Paul Kahan gather some of the best restaurants in Chicago to offer bites from their menus at a street festival featuring cooking demonstrations, live music and craft beer. Sept. 30 to Oct. 1, fultonmarketharvestfest.com

David Sedaris at Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University

The author of numerous humorous best-selling essay collections, including “Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim” and “Naked,” performs readings, answers questions and signs copies of his books. Nov. 1, auditoriumtheatre.org

Cinepocalypse at the Music Box Theatre

Bruce Campbell’s Horror Film Festival has a new name and home this year, moving from Rosemont to Chicago to bring in more fans with world and regional premiere screenings. Nov. 2-9, musicboxtheatre.com

Ballpark Fare Goes Gourmet at The Park at Wrigley

Head to Wrigleyville to try variations on the hot dog/nachos/popcorn theme, prepared by 15 chefs, including John Manion (La Sirena Clandestina) and Bill Kim (BellyQ). Sept. 23, chicagogourmet.org

Samantha Nelson is a freelance writer.

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