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The Best ofWhat's HappeningIn and AroundDowntown Brooklyn%u2022ART EVENTS jPO ETR Y W O R K S H O P S : O n a G ritz leadspoetry w orkshops for s tu d e n ts of all ages andexperience. Thru Nov. 29, Sat., 5:15-7:15pm .Living Arts Space, 475 F ifth Ave. $90/10 sessions. For info, 788-8588.A RT S H O W SALE: B erkeley Carroll StreetSchool holds art show and s aid in celebrationof its centennial. O ct. 25 and 2 6 , 11am-5pm.181 Lincoln PI. $2.50. For info, 789-6060.C R A F T S FAIR: B rooklyn S ociety for EthicalC ulture holds its S econd A nnual Arts andC rafts Fair. O ct. 25, 11am -5pm ; O ct. 26,12-5pm. 53 Prospect Park W est. For info,768-2972.P H O T O G R A P H Y TALK: Brooklyn M useumholds gallery talk on %u201c Photography: Im ageM aker of the M a ch in e A g e ,%u201d by M adeline G u nther. O ct. 25 and Nov. 8, 3pm . Robert E. BlumGallery, 1st floor. 200 Eastern Pkwy. Free. Forinfo, 638-5000.A R T A U C T IO N : H om e School A ssociationof Scared H eart-St. S tephen School holds artauction featuring %u201c Indegal C o lle ctio n .%u201d O ct.25, view ing 7:30pm ; auction 8:15pm. 135 S um %u00adm it St. For info, 625-2267.PO TTER Y SALE: H o m e P ottery of RutlandRoad holds S econd A nniversary G allery Exhibition and Sale. O ct. 26, 12noon-dusk. 449R utland Rd. For info, 774-7082.H O LY LA N D TR E A S U R ES : BrooklynH eig h ts Library presents talk on \of the H oly Land%u201d by Paul S teinfeld, ofM etro p o litan M useu m of A rt, in conjunctionw ith M u seu m 's exhibit \Land: A ncient Art from th e Israel M u seu m .%u201dO ct. 27, 6:45pm . 280 C ad m an Plaza W est.Free. For info, 780-7789.S U P E R M A N A N D S H A D O W : BrooklynM useum presents live p erform ance of originalradio scripts of %u201c S u p e rm an %u201d and %u201cTheShadow .%u201d Nov. 1, 3pm . 3rd flo o r lecture hall,200 Eastern Pkwy. Free, tic k e ts at front deskon day of perform ance. For info, 638-5000.G O O D C R A F T S FAIR: Brooklyn S ociety forEthical C u ltu re hosts an A rts and C raftsStreet Fair, w ith live m usic and house tours.O ct. 2 5 , 11am-5pm; O ct. 2 6 , 1-6pm (raindate,Nov. 1-2), 53 Prospect Park W est. For info,768-2972.PARIS C O N F E R E N C E : T h e Brooklyn C o llege H u m an itie s In s titu te presents \Yesterday and Today,%u201d an all-day conference,O ct. 29, 9:30am -5pm , S tu d en t Lounge O ccidental C enter, C am pus Rd. and E. 27 St.Free. For info, 780-5847.PU NK WAVE: M ich ael C lark and C om panyperform %u201c punk-inspired d a n ce \A cadem y of M u s ic %u2019s N e x t W ave Festival. O ct.23-25, 8pm; O ct. 26, 2pm . Lepercq Space, 30L afayette Ave. $15. For info, 636-4100.K U R D ISTA N D A N C E S : B A C A Sunday C o n %u00adcert Series at Brooklyn M u seu m presents\O ct. 2 6 , 1:30pm. 3rd flo o r lecture hall, 200Eastern Pkwy. Free. For info, 783-3077.N E X T WAVE: Brooklyn A cadem y of M usicN ext W ave Festival c o n tin u e s with AnneTeresa de K eersm aker perform ing %u201c RosasDanst R osas.%u201d O ct. 28, 7pm ; O ct. 29-Nov. 1,8pm ; Nov. 2, 2pm . Lepercq Space, 30L afayette Ave. $15. For info, 636-4100.S T R IN G B A N D : U n d ercro ft C offee H ousepresents concert by J u m b o String Band, w ithprogram of bluegrass and country m usic. O ct.24, 8pm . U ndercro ft of A ssum ption C hurch, 61C ranberry St. $4, seniors $3, children $2. Forinfo, 834-0176.H A B E R FO LK: A rthur H aber perform s mixof folk-rock and pop at G o od C offee House.O ct. 24, 9:30pm (doors open at 8:45pm).Brooklyn S ociety for E th ical C ulture, 53 Prospect Park W est. $4 or TD F. For info,768-2972, Fri. afte r 8pm only.IN T E R N A T IO N A L JA ZZ: Valhal Pub hostsjazz concert by SST In ternational E n tertain %u00adm ent. O ct. 24, show s at m idnight and 2am . 63%u2022 - l A . , - . O' C O H r i r \\ l / m i n i m i t m C n rL Q I O / C l k C U I I U *- ...................................%u2014 ............ - %u2022info. 858-6225.M O N TA U K RECITAL: M ontau k C lubpresents \recital by Fran A lthaus, S usana Bastarrica,M artin G arratt and R eda H astings. O ct. 26,3pm . 25 Eighth Ave. Free. For info, 638-0800.S TR IK E M U S IC : In lieu of m usicians strike,C eleb rate Brooklyn presents soloists perfo rm %u00ading Latin A m erican and Spanish m usic, O ct.26, 3pm . Program includes guitarist Ana M ariaR osado, B obby Sanabra and A scencion, TrioM u s ica H isp an ica and Tania Leon, w ho w as toconduct the orchestra, prem iering her ownsolo piano work. Prospect Park Picnic H ouse,Prospect Park W est and 5th S t. Tickets $5 orTD F, children under 12 $2.50. For info,788-0055.W E S T O N PLAYS JAZZ: Randy W eston perform s his first solo jazz concert in NYC. Nov.1, 7pm . First Presbyterian C hurch, 124 HenrySt. $5 or TD F. For info, 858-3208.B E N E F IT C O N C E R T: C hrist C hurch holdsbenefit concert of religious and inspirationalm usic to raise funds to restore church. Oct.26, 4pm . C linton and K ane Sts. $10; seniors$5. For info, 624-0083.C O LLE G E JAZZ: Brooklyn C ollege M usicD epartm ent presents concert of college jazzensem bles. O ct. 2 7 ,12:15pm. W hitm an Hall,C am pus Rd. and H illel PI. Free. For info,434-1900.C O LLE G E FA CULTY RECITAL: BrooklynC ollege M usic D epartm ent holds facultyrecital w ith Bernard G oldbert, flutist; and M itchell Vines, pianist. O ct. 27, 8pm . LevensonHall, Ave. H and B edford Ave. $3, studentsand seniors $2. For info, 434-1900.C H A M B E R O F H O R R O R S : A rts at St. A n n %u2019spresent \M u s ic %u201d concert, w ith reading o f Edgar AllenPoe%u2019s \m usic by C aplet, and p erform ance of worksby Stravinsky, W uorinen and Schubert. O ct.31, 8pm . 157 M on tag u e St. $10. For info,624-0890.C O LLE G E C O N C E R T: B rooklyn C ollegeM usic D epartm ent presents concert byM arion Feld m an, cellist; and M ich ael Rogers,pianist. O ct. 31, 8pm . Levenson Hall, Ave. Hand B edford Ave. $3; stu d en ts and seniors $2.For info, 434-1900.C O F F E E H O U S E H A LL O W E E N : G ood C offee H ouse presents H allow een concert byK ildares Fancy, of tradition al Irish and S c o ttish tunes. O ct. 31, 9:30pm (doors open at8:45pm ). Brooklyn S ociety fo r Ethical C ulture,53 Prospect Park W est. $4 or TD F. For info,768-2972, Fri. afte r 8pm .B A R B E R S H O P M A G IC : B rooklyn C h ap terS w eet A delines perform 1986 show %u201cA LittleC ountry M a g ic .%u201d Nov. 1 ,8pm . John D ew eyH igh S chool, 50 Ave. X. $10. F o r info, 236-4341.C E LE B R A TE D R U M M U S IC : C eleb rateB rooklyn%u2019s m usic series con tin u es w ith c o n %u00adcert of %u201c H and Drum M usic from Around theW orld.%u201d Nov. 2, 3pm . Prospect Park PicnicH ouse, Prospect Park W est and 5th St. $5 orTDF; children under 12 $2.50. For info,788-0055.H E IG H T S C LA S S IC S : Brooklyn H e ig h ts O rch es tra perform s H aydn, B rahm s, SaintSaens. O ct. 27, 8pm . St. A nn%u2019s C hurch, C lin %u00adton and M ontag ue Sts. Free.T A M IN G T H E S H R E W : B rooklyn C o lle g eT h e ater D ep a rtm e n t%u2019s M a in stag e P ro d u ctio n sfall season opens w ith S h a ke sp e are %u2019s %u201cTheTam ing of th e Shrew .%u201d Oct. 23-Nov. 2, Thurs.and Fri., 8pm , and Sat., 2pm , $4; S at., 8pm andSun., 2pm , $5. G ershw in Theater, B C C am pus,B edford Ave. and Ave. H. For info, 434-1900.O K EE-LA -B A C A : BACA D o w n to w n FringeSeries con tin u es w ith perform ances o f %u201cO keeLa-H om a,%u201d by Jim C alder and A n d re Baer. O ct.24, 25, 31, and Nov. 1, 8pm . 111 W illo u g h b y St.$8 or T D F + $3. For info, 596-2222.N E X T W AVE A N G E LS : B rooklyn A ca d em yof M u s ic N ext W ave Festival c o n tin u e s asPing C h o n g /T h e Fiji C om pan y perform %u201cTheA ngels of S w ed en b o rg ,\m usic and visual w ork. O ct. 23-25, 8pm ; O ct.26, 2pm . C arey Playhouse, 30 L a fa y e tte Ave.$18 and $14. For info, 636-4100.A M E R IC A N C O N T R A D IC T IO N S : T h e N ewTheatre of B rooklyn perform s %u201c S p a ce W alk %u201dby A lan M okler, about one m a n %u2019s view s ofm odern A m erican c ontradictions. O c t. 23-Nov.16, Thurs., 11am and 8pm; Fri. and Sat., 8pm ;Sun., 3pm . 465 D ean St. $8 or T D F; $10 on Sat.For info, 230-3366.R IVER TH R IL L E R : River S ta g e presentsproduction of Bram Stoker's c la s s ic thriller,%u201c D racula.%u201d Thru O ct. 31, Thurs. and Fri., 8pm ;Sat., 3pm and 8pm ; Sun., 3pm . 46 O ld F ulto nSt. $7; seniors and students $4. F o r info,852-7360.G A LLE R Y C O M E D Y : G allery P layers of ParkS lope perform B rendan B ehan%u2019s fa rc e %u201cTheH o s ta g e .%u201d Nov. 1, 7, 8, 8pm; Nov. 2, 9, 3pm .B erkeley C arroll S treet S chool, 181 Lincoln PI.$6 or TD F; s tu d e n ts and seniors $5. For info,638-5725.PU P P ETW O R K S : P uppetw orks opens itsfifth season o f children's m ario n ette th e a trew ith %u201cThe S leeping B eauty.%u201d Thru O c t. 26,Sun., 2pm . O ld First Church, C arroll St. andSeventh Ave. $3.75. For info, 834-1828.LO TS O F P E R S O N A LITY : T h e R S V P R ep e rtory T h e ater perform s %u201c Dr. Jekyll and Mr.H yd e.%u201d Oct. 24, 25, 31, Nov. 1, 8pm ; O ct. 26,Nov. 2, 3:30pm . Tickets $3, $1 kids. 415 7th St.For info, 768-1985.R IT E S O F M A N : Brooklyn P layw orks perfo rm s %u201c R ites o f N orth A m erican H o m o S apiens in C aptivity,%u201d by David Ravel. Thru Nov.22, W ed.-Sat., 8pm . Perform ance L o ft, 674Fourth Ave. $8 or TD F. For info, 499-2293.C ham ber O rchestra O pens W ith A P rem iereThe Haydn-Mozart Chamber Orchestra will open its 1986-87 season with a world premiere of John Becker%u2019s Soundpiece No. 2-B, %u201cHomage to Haydn,%u201d as well as works by Haydn and Mozart, on October 25, at 8pm. Becker, a member of the so-called %u201cAmerican Five,%u201d that included Charles Ives and Henry Cowell, has fallen into nearly total obscurity since his death.The program will open with guest pianist Alexander Peskanov, performing Mozart%u2019s Piano Concert No. 9, one of his most forward-looking, if not revolutionary, works. Peskanov, since emigrating from the Soviet Union in 1973, has been gamering the highest praise as one of the finest keyboard artists of his generation. The concert will also include performances of the original version of Haydn%u2019s Symphony No. 70 of 1779 and Mozart%u2019s Adagio and Fugue for String Orchestra.The Orchestra will perform in the recently-renovated Cathedral Pavilion, at Jay and Tillary Sts. Tickets are $8; $4 for students and seniors; and $20 for asubscription to the three season concerts. For information, call 783-4235.Peter, Paul, M irT h a t%u2019s the fo lk-p o p trio wiO c t. 30, 8pm , at B rooklyn C