Five Things to Do This Weekend: Music, Comedy, Tree Recycling and More

Christmas tree recycling.hosts a special "Bring One for the Chipper," from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday. Trees will be chipped into mulch by The Davey Tree Expert Company. The mulch will be used for public beautification projects and is also available free to the public via this form: http://www.keepgeorgiabeautiful.org/documents/ChristmasTreeMulch.pdf

People who bring their trees for recycling can pick up free vegetable and flower seed packets courtesy of Ferry-Morse Seed Company. Residents can also donate old lights, decorations, and ornaments. They must be separated from the tree in advance.

“Xanadu.” Act 3 Productions, presents the Tony Award-nominated musical through Jan. 15. Performances are at 8 p.m. Thursdays - Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays. “Xanadu” is the story of a Greek muse, Kira, who descends from Mt. Olympus to Venice Beach, California to inspire Sonny, a struggling artist, to create a roller disco. But when Kira falls in love with Sonny, her jealous sisters take advantage of the situation and Kira risks eternal banishment to the underworld. The Act 3 Playhouse is located behind Trader Joe’s in Sandy Springs Plaza at the intersection of Roswell Road and Johnson Ferry Road.

Women’s health and fitness talk. with veteran fitness trainer and health coach, Pamela Molinari. Be prepared to discuss research-based fitness programs that really work, and female specified workout plans and regimens.  Noon at Atlanta Fitness Diva, 855 Mount Vernon Highway. 404-531-5000.

You’ve got to laugh a little. Comedian Steve Byrne plans to have you laughing a lot, this weekend, . The stand-up comic has appeared on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” and several other late night show. Call for showtimes and prices.

Get romantic. Pianist Jeffrey Siegel, who gives concerts with lively commentary, will be giving the program , Sunday afternoon at the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta. Tickets are $25.