EG Avengers face off against the North Kingstown Skippers last Friday night. They play Lincoln tonight. Credit: Mary MacIntosh.

Friday, Oct. 24

School Committee Technology Advisory Committee meeting: The panel meets in the superintendent’s conference room. 7:30 a.m. Here’s the agenda.

Goddard Park Farmers Market: Among the vendors at the Goddard Park market, several farmers, bakers (both for humans and dogs!), crafts, fish and poultry. Fridays through Oct. 31. 375 Ives Road. From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Avenger sports: The Football team will play Lincoln High School tonight at home, Carcieri Field, at 7 p.m.

Bring Your Own Improv: Bring Your Own Improv (BYOI) is in its seventh season at the Warwick Art Museum. This interactive improv show welcomes voluntary audience participation. You can participate in one of three ways: Applaud at a scene you like, yell out fantastic suggestions, or if you feel you’re ready, jump up and get involved with the players on the stage. Teens and up are welcome. 3259 Post Rd., Warwick. 9 p.m. $7.

Saturday, Oct. 25

Halloween Parade & Festivities: East Greenwich takes Halloween seriously. And you can too – just show up at Academy Field with your trick or treaters in tow by no later than 10 a.m., then proceed down to Main Street trick or treating at local businesses between 10:30 and noon. There’s also the Halloween EGG hunt (yes, an egg hunt for Halloween!) on Academy immediately following the parade. Help out by bringing a canned good or two for the local food pantry. Find out more here.

Secrets & Scandals: Reforming R.I.:   The Friends of the EG Free Library are hosting “Secrets & Scandals: Reforming Rhode Island,” a dialogue with H. Phil West on his new book, with Robert Flanders, Richard Morsilli and Mike Lenihan. Investigative news reporter Jim Taricani will moderate this timely discussion. The book tells the inside story of events that shook Rhode Island’s culture of corruption, gave birth to the nation’s strongest ethics commission, and finally brought separation of powers in 2004. No single leader, no political party, no organization could have converted betrayals of public trust into historic reforms. But when citizen coalitions worked with dedicated public officials to address systemic failures, government West calls Flanders, Morsilli and Lenihan, who are all East Greenwich residents, “the heroes of his book.” The program is free of charge, and all are welcome. Please call 884-9510 to register for the event. Seating is limited; first come, first served.

Sunday, Oct. 26

EG Animal Protection League open house: Every Sunday, the EGAPL opens its doors so people can meet the dogs and cats in need of permanent homes. You can find videos of some of the animals available for adoption here. EG Animal Hospital, 4302 Post Road, Cowesett. 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Halloween Concert: St. Luke’s, 99 Peirce St., is holding a spooky concert (in costume!) Sunday afternoon, with children and adult choirs and the bell choir. Free. 4 p.m.

EG Boys Home Assoc. Chicken Dinner: The East Greenwich Boys Home Association will hold a chicken barbecue dinner at the EG Veteran Firemen’s Hall, 80 Queen St. The meal will include roast chicken selections, baked and spicy potatoes, homemade desserts and more. Tickets, available at the door, are $10, $5 for children between 5 and 12. All proceeds will be used for maintaining the Boy Scout Hall at 62 Spring St. From 4 to 6 p.m.