To Kill A Mockingbird at The Very Little Theater. 2350 Hilyard St. 7:30 p.m.

Start your weekend right with a theater adaptation of the classic American novel To Kill A Mockingbird. Enjoy your visit to one of the oldest and most successful community theaters in the country just 10 blocks south of campus. The play is directed by retired Lane Community College professor Stanley Coleman. Tickets are $18.

Restoration Celebration at Alton Baker Park. 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Do some good on Saturday with Nearby Nature by planting trees next to the river in the Whilamut Natural Area of Alton Baker Park. You can probably get some community service hours out of it and of course feel great giving back to our community. Meet at Mile Post 3 on the North Bank Bike Path.

The Devil Makes Three at McDonald Theatre. 1010 Willamette St. 8:30 p.m.

If you love folk, bluegrass, blues, ragtime, rockabilly, or just love having a good time then you definitely want to check out The Devil Makes Three on Sunday night. They’re raucous. They’re rocking. And they’re raw. Their music makes for an extremely danceable and fun time with their guitars, upright bass, and of course the banjo. Tickets are $25 but go up to $30 on Sunday.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration at Beall Concert Hall. 961 East 18th Ave. 3 p.m.

Celebrate Dr. King with director Andiel Brown and the UO Gospel Singers. The gospel program features special guests including Kati Hernandez, Bobby Wilmore, Afimayi Galarraga, and Lázaro Galarraga. Enjoy renditions of traditional folkloric songs, dance, and percussion. If you can’t make it, then don’t worry! The event will be live-streamed.

Reel Music Festival at Whitsell Auditorium. 1219 SW Park Ave.

If you have an affinity for both music and film, both sound and image, then the NW Film Center’s Reel Music Festival is definitely for you. See vintage performance clips, documentaries, dramatic films, music videos, and animation. The festival explores a variety of genres including jazz, blues, rock, classical, and opera. Tickets start at $6.

Flavor Street Tour at Pioneer Courthouse Square at the Theater on the Square. 701 SW 6th Ave. 1:30-3:30 p.m.

Are you interested in Portland’s renowned food carts but don’t know where to start? Then take a tour through Portland’s curbside cuisine. Experts from Portland Walking Tours will take you on a tour of the city’s best food carts, trucks, and hidden kitchens. Every tour is different so you never know which carts you’ll eat through!

The Great Train Show at the Portland Expo Center. 2060 N Marine Dr. 10-4 p.m.

America’s favorite train show is coming to Portland! The show features operating model railroads, train dealers, collectors, exhibits, demos, workshops and more! There’s even a riding train. Even if you’re not a modeler or collector it’s still a great way to have fun for just $9.

Pickathon 2016 Kick Off Party at Revolution Hall. 1300 SE Stark St. 7:30 p.m. Free.

To celebrate Pickathon’s 2016 tickets going on sale a free party will be held at Revolution Hall. See who’s on the lineup first hand, watch an advance screening of Portlandia’s season premiere, and even more surprises. The first 50 people will get a free Pickathon cup. End your three-day weekend right with this rocking party.