Dorrance Township planning commission hears plans for development

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‘Winter Along the River’ rescheduled to Sunday, March 6, at Nesbitt Park in Wilkes-Barre

Cinderella: New York City Center is presenting Jean-Christophe Maillot&#8217;s ballet, Cinderella, on the Main Stage from Feb. 18-20. Maillot, director of Les Ballets de Monte Carlo, choreographed this unique interpretation of Cinderella, where Cinderella&#8217;s mother returns from the dead to become her fairy godmother. Using the music of Prokofiev, this ballet takes out all the sweetness of the Disney film and returns the story to its darker roots. There may not be a glass slipper, but nevertheless this is a must see performance. Tickets begin at $50. For more information, visit www.nycitycenter.org.Chaka Khan: Grammy Award-winning musician, Chaka Khan, is performing at Brooklyn&#8217;s Kings Theater at 9 p.m. Feb. 19. Khan sings in multiple genres, from R&amp;B to country to classical. She will perform with Philadelphia&#8217;s Vivian Green, a talented singer and songwriter. Tickets start at $57. For more information, visit www.kingstheatre.com.FRIGID New York: Don&#8217;t miss this chance to check out New York&#8217;s one and only Indie theater festival from Feb. 16 to March 6. This year, 30 affordable shows are highlighted at two East Village theaters. Artists take home 100 percent of ticket sales as the festival&#8217;s producers aim to support independent artists. To check out the shows and purchase tickets, visit www.horsetrade.info.New York City Beer Week: From Feb. 19-28, experience NYC Beer Week&#8217;s eighth year as the New York City Brewers Guild teams up with the New York State Brewers Association. Last year, 200 venues hosted over 400 events. From beer samples to food pairings and home brewing lessons, there are a multitude of events to enjoy. For more information, visit newyorkcitybrewersguild.com.

Things to do in New York City this weekend