Never underestimate the endlessly engaging ways that Andrew Ousley locates classical music in the contemporary moment. In this program, arias from Handel’s Solomon, Serse, Giulio Cesare, Dixit Dominis, and Aminta e Fillide are paired with a variety of hot dogs from New York’s finest purveyors. Why? Because the performance is at Green-Wood Cemetery and hot dogs were invented in 1867 by Green-Wood resident Charles Feltman. This performance is part of the Angel’s Share series and tickets go fast. Rain date is May 28. —Laura Jacobs