If it ain’t Baroque don’t fix it: What do you get when you cross a recorder, Baroque violin, cello and harpsichord? You get the San Diego early music society’s presentation of “Folias Festivas” at St. James by-the-Sea. Praised for their playful inventiveness, this Baroque quartet will perform folias from Spain, Italy and France. The popular folia form uses a dance melody as a repeated bass line, over which lively themes and variations are composed. St. James by-the-Sea is located at 743 Prospect Street in La Jolla. Call (619) 291-8246 for more information.

Interim: Arriving in San Diego after critically acclaimed premiers in London and New York, Interim is an elegant dance poem “attenuated to storm the heart” that integrates “brilliant, passionate, performing” with a ravishing lighting design and poignant black and white films. Enhancing the evening’s experience, audience members are encouraged to investigate an interactive installation using text and imagery from the dance. Where else but at Sushi Performance and Visual Art? The show starts at 8:00 p.m. Call (619) 804-7049 for more information.

Free Love: Butterflies Are Free, the premiere ’60s romantic comedy, will run at the Adams Ave. Studio of the Arts, located at 2804 Adams Ave. Korbett Kompany Productions brings to life the story of Don Baker, who has just loosened the apron strings of his overly-protective mother and moved into a West Village apartment in New York City where his next door neighbor, a free spirited actress, teaches him a few things about love just in time for a visit from his overprotective mother. Call (619) 584-3593 for more information.

Who is that masked man?: Head for the Adam 4 Adam offline masquerade party, tonight at Rich’s, 1051 University Ave. Grab your mask at the door and experience an evening of sexual intrigue.

A little more sir?: Ten year old Morgan Hollingsworth leads the cast of Lyric Opera San Diego’s premier of Oliver! when it opens at the Casa Del Prado Theatre this week. Based on the Charles Dicken’s novel, the play is about Oliver Twist, a poor London workhouse boy who is sold to an undertaker after asking for more food, then runs away to join a band of pickpockets, which is whenthe real adventure begins. The show starts at 2:00 p.m. and tickets are available by calling the Lyric Opera box office at (619) 239-8836.

Baby you’re a star: Have you got a hidden talent that is just dying to get out? Singing, poetry or comedy, showcase what you’ve got at Lestat’s Coffee House in University Heights on their Open Mic Night. Stage is open starting at 6:00 p.m. Call (619) 282-0437 for more information.

Beauty: A contemporary view of the classic Sleeping Beauty tale at the La Jolla Playhouse. In a medieval timescape, a beautiful girl named Rose comes of age just as the world slips into the modern era. At the same time, James, a young man living in a modern metropolis sets off on a journey into the past to search for the beauty that has been lost to the world. Oh yeah, and there is an old crone named Constance retelling the story of Sleeping Beauty from her own perspective. For more information contact the La Jolla Playhouse box office at (858) 550-1010.

Just can’t get enough? Indulge your tastebuds with all that downtown has to offer tonight from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The annual event offers a chance to experience downtown’s endless variety of cuisine on a self-guided tour through the Gaslamp Quarter, Urban Core and Little Italy. There will be free shuttle buses sponsored by The Yard House, with stops along the entire route. Over 35 restaurants are participating and tickets are sure to sell out. Call (619) 233-5008 for more information.

How does he get his hair like that?: Kenny G will be performing at Viejas tonight! With sales of 70 million albums worldwide, the saxophonist is the best-selling instrumentalist of all time, so he must be good… right? This tour will feature G playing his hits such as “Songbird” as well as tackling jazz standards made famous by Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and others that he recorded on his latest album, Classics in the Key of G. Showtime is 8:00 p.m. Call (619) 445-5400 for more information.