Napa Valley Opera House artistic director Evy Warshawski has announced a summer lineup that “will make you sing, dance, think and tickle your fancy.”

Two young women, both raised in Napa, who only just recently met and discovered their common backgrounds, will share the stage “back home” as part of the cast of Berkeley Opera’s “The Elixir of Love,” which comes to Lincoln Theater in Yountville April 27

The venerated Western-swing outfit Asleep at the Wheel touched down in Napa April 10 for a sold-out show at the Napa Valley Opera House that attracted ecstatic fans from all over the Bay Area.

Last Friday evening as “Damn Yankees” opened at Justin-Siena’s playhouse, the North gym was turned into a stage, which was turned into old Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C., circa early l960s, and more than 40 young actors gave forth with an astounding evening of pure theater.

A student artist reception for the River School exhibit, “Foot-Prints” at ABC Bakery in Napa is Friday, 5:30-7:30 p.m.

The Napa Downtown Association, on the hunt for a new look for the 2008  Napa Wine & Crafts fair, is calling for submissions for original artwork to be featured on the marketing materials for the event. The deadline to submit art is June 20. The artist whose work is chosen will receive $500 as well as recognition on posters. For information, contact Craig Smith, 1556 First St., Suite 102, 257-0322 or craig@napadowntown.com

The Robert Mondavi Winery is hosting an exhibition of prints by some of this century’s most acclaimed artists, all of whom have a tie to the art department at UC Davis. The prints, from the vast collection of Oregon art patron and philanthropist Jordan D. Schnitzer, include works by Wayne Thiebaud, Roy De Forest, John Buck and Bruce Nauman.

The St. Helena Chamber Singers honor American composers at performances Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m. at the St. Helena Catholic Church, 1340 Tainter St., at the corner of Oak Avenue.