Check out the comedy “Regrets Only” at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

This is a busy week!

Princesses, pirates and super heroes will take to the streets this weekend, filling their bags and bellies with sweets. Keep those kids safe by making sure they trick or treat in familiar neighborhoods, carry flashlights after dark and wear reflective clothing or tape.

Oct. 24, check out Chattanooga’s Renaissance Oktoberfest, taking place on and over the Tennessee River.

Car and home burglaries have recently been on the rise in Chattanooga.

October is domestic violence awareness month.

This weekend, head to Ross’ Landing for the third annual 3 Sisters Music Festival. The free festival, featuring contemporary and traditional bluegrass, will be held Oct. 2 and 3 and will begin at 6 p.m. each evening. Performer merchandise and food and drink concessions will be available. For more information, visit www.downtownchattanooga.org or call 265-0771.

Stonecup has re-opened under new management. Visit 330 Frazier Ave. to see what’s new.

Find hidden treasures Sept. 19 at the Knitting Mill Antiques' Fall Parking Lot Sale. From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Knitting Mill Antiques’ dealers will offer deeply discounted merchandise at a yard sale, as they make room for new “old” merchandise. Stop by 205 Manufacturers Road to shop for beautiful antique wares at bargain prices.

Start your Sept. 12 at the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra Guild’s Classic Run in Coolidge Park at 8:30 a.m. Register at active.com, or e-mail csoclassicrun@gmail.com for details. Then, shop, sell or socialize at the Hill City Neighborhood Association’s Community Yard Sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at City Park/Playground, 18 Trewhitt St. Call 267-6222 to reserve a table for $10 if you’d like to sell your stuff. End your day by supporting local artists and businesses at the fourth annual Gallery Hop. Thirty artist studios and galleries, including quite a few North Chattanooga galleries, are involved this year. Get your brochure, map and participant list by calling 265-4282, ext. 106. The event will run Sept. 12 from 2 to 9 p.m.

If you do business on the North Shore, you may wish to attend next week’s North Shore Merchant Collective meeting. The group convenes at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre on the second Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m.

Have you taken a Stand? Voice your opinion by Aug. 31 and be entered in a drawing for a $250. Stand is a community visioning effort that provides an opportunity for each of us to share thoughts about what problems Chattanooga should address, what opportunities exist for the city and what makes Chattanooga great today. The effort is city-wide, and your opinion matters. Join the 18,617 who have already responded, and help define Chattanooga’s future by answering four questions. Visit www.chattanoogastand.com to participate.

Watch out for road resurfacing on Altamont Road in the next two weeks. Altamont Road will be affected from Hixson Pike to Memorial Drive.

If you’re interested in theater, you should make your way to the Chattanooga Theatre Centre this weekend. At the MainStage, you can laugh yourself silly at “Noises Off!,” a comedy about a touring group of unlucky British actors. “Noises Off!” is onstage through Aug. 16. Also showing this weekend is “Almost, Maine,” an anthology play about life and love in rural Maine. It’s showing in the Circle Theatre through Aug. 22. For tickets to either play, call 423-267-8534 or visit www.TheatreCentre.com. A limited number of tickets may be available at the door.

Bike2Work Aug. 7 with Outdoor Chattanooga. The monthly first-Friday ride gathers at the south end of the Walnut Street Bridge. Enjoy free coffee and breakfast from 7 - 8:30 a.m., before cycling to work. Call 643-6888 for details.