Last Minute

Student Film Fest: Wright State University's annual Big Lens Film Festival, featuring short works by WSU students, returns for its 12th year today at 7 p.m. at the Dayton Art Institute.

Among the six films being shown is High Weeds, a whimsical tale about Bigfoot and his podiatrist, written and shot by Delhi Township native Jaime Meyers. It stars Cincinnati native Kristin Burkhead. Admission is $6; parking is free. For directions, call (937) 223-5277.

Margaret A. McGurk

Countdown

Summerfair: Look for more than 300 artists and craftspeople at the 36th annual arts festival starting 2-8 p.m. Friday and continuing 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday.

There also will be plenty of entertainment with five stages and strolling performers. Coney Island, I-275 and Kellogg Avenue, Anderson Township. $7 for adults (includes parking); free for children 12 and under. 531-0050.

Children's CD: Take the kids to a show Sunday, as nationally known, locally based children's performer Zak Morgan holds his CD release party/concert at the 20th Century in Oakley at 1 p.m. Admission is $5. His second album, When Bullfrogs Croak, will be on sale for $15. Information: www.zakmorgan.com.

Larry Nager

Trend alert

Many voices: Duets or guest appearances are eating up the singles charts. Just compare the current Billboard's Hot 100 list with the one from five years ago, when there was one such song in the top 10. Last year, two of the top 10 were recorded by multiple artists. During the same period this year, at least 10 of the top 25 have paired performers - five in the top 10.

New York Daily News

Movies Opening Friday

Finding Nemo

The Italian Job

L'Auberge Espagnole

The Safety of Objects

Wrong Turn

Coming Friday in Weekend

Contemporary companions: A guide to the galleries and museums throughout downtown and nearby that are hosting exhibits to coincide with the opening of the Lois & Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art.