Some of the best things in life are free this week, plus a chance to find out about a different kind of buzz.

Korean Mobile Kitchen Free Lunch Week
Not only is there such a thing as a free lunch, but it’s tasty, Korean and coming this week to a grill near you! As part of the “Discover Korea’s Delicious Secret” campaign to promote Korean food and culture in America, Taste of Korea NYC is sponsoring a moblile kitchen that will be popping up at locations throughout the city from 11:30 - 2:00 p.m. through Friday, May 20. Check their Facebook page for each day’s free lunch spot, contests and other info.

“Bright Field”: Music and Modernism
Alongside the Guggenheim’s Great Upheaval exhibition, this gallery program highlights music by composers such as Claude Debussy, Zoltan Kodály, and Anton Webern, performed by Typical Music, illustrating the way the birth of modern music synched with the development of modern art as composers provided a soundtrack from which new languages of abstraction were forged.
Tuesday, May 24, 6:30 p.m.
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1071 5th Avenue at 89th Street
Tickets: $15, $10 Members

New York Dance Parade
There will be plenty of—literally—dancing in the streets during this free outdoor dance parade and festival featuring over 10,000 dancers, 160 dance organizations and 61 unique styles as they make their way down Broadway. Visit the Dance Parade site to dance, donate or volunteer.
Saturday, May 21; Parade route map here.

Beekeeping Workshop at Wave Hill
Join urban beekeeper Roger Repohl for a hands-on (!) lesson in proper techniques to safely work with a hive filled with 50,000 honeybees. Beginning and experienced beekeepers welcome; Hat, veil and gloves provided (unless you have your own).
Saturday, May 21, 11 a.m.
Perkins Visitor Center, Wave Hill Public Garden, West 249th Street and Independence Avenue
Tickets: $20 Member/$30 Non-Members

One Step Beyond Dance Party with Dan Deacon
The American Museum of Natural History hosts this monthly dance party series for visitors 21 and older with cocktails, live bands, DJs, and VJs under the stars of the Rose Center for Earth and Space.
Friday, May 20, 9 p.m.
Rose Center at the American Museum of Natural History; Enter at Columbus Avenue at 79th Street.
Tickets: $25

Live Music Round-Up
This week’s show highlights include Our Concert Could Be Your Life, a lineup of today’s top indie bands and performers (David Longstreth, Ted Leo and many more) covering their most influential artists (Black Flag, Minutemen, Sonic Youth, Fugazi etc.) at Bowery Ballroom, with Janeane Garofalo and Eugene Mirman hosting the event. Also: NYC Popfest, Fleet Foxes at United Palace Theater, Lykke Li at Webster Hall and Tune-Yards at Music Hall of Williamsburg.