Television series released this week on DVD include:

Television series released this week on DVD include:

v “Game of Thrones” (season 4): Setting the scene for HBO’s season 5 return April 12, George R.R. Martin’s fantasy fave ratchets up the deaths and shockeroos (also off-screen controversy over female portrayals). Extras include in-depth discussions with writers, dead-character players, plus cast-crew commentaries, battle making-of and more; Blu-ray adds in-episode guide, in-character Westeros mythology perspectives. List price: $60 DVD/$80 Blue-ray+digital.

v “Z Nation”: Syfy’s cheesier-than-thou zombie saga with Kellita Smith, DJ Qualls, plus making-of featurettes; $45 for 3 discs, Universal.

v “The Chair”: Starz’s competition series with two directors filming the same screenplay includes both finished feature films, “Not Cool” and “Hollidaysburg”; $25 for 5 discs, Anchor Bay.

v “Olive Kittteridge”: Frances McDormand, Richard Jenkins, Bill Murray in miniseries from Pulitzer-winning portrait of New England town; $40 DVD/$50 Blu-ray+digital, HBO.

v On the horizon: “Manhattan” (WGN), April 7; “Parenthood” final season/complete series, May 5; “Murder in the First” (TNT), May 12.

“The Mentalist” (8 p.m., CBS): After seven seasons of killer twists and turns, “The Mentalist” finishes its run with back-to-back episodes. In the second hour, Jane (Simon Baker) and Lisbon (Robin Tunney) decide to tie the knot, but a murderer’s revenge plot could spoil their happy ending.

TV listings, B6

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

Color Run returns to city this summer

YOUNGSTOWN

The Color Run’s World Wide Shine Tour will come to Youngstown on June 13.

The race will start at 8 a.m. at the Covelli Centre, and circle the downtown area.

Registration is now open for the event, which is presented in partnership with Akron Children’s Hospital Mahoning Valley.

To register or for fee information, go to thecolorrun.com/youngstown.

The Color Run is an untimed 5-kilometer race in which participants are doused in color paint at every kilometer marker.

Art’s Alive show at Winner Center

SHARON, PA.

The third annual Art’s Alive in the Dead of Winter” will be Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Winner Jr. Arts & Culture Center, 98 E. State St., downtown.

The work of more than 80 regional artisans, in all mediums, will be on display on all three floors, and there will be food, a cash bar and music by Rick Bruckner, James Willaman, Ben Anderton, Anthony Horvath, Mike Cummings and Brandon Vuich, and Robert Malaniak.

Food vendors include the Corinthian Banquet Hall and Donna’s Diner.

Representatives from WaterFire Sharon, the new Hope Center of Arts and Technology and the Hoyt Center for the Arts will be on hand.

Admission is $5.

For information on Art’s Alive or other events at the venue, call the office of Nathan Matt, executive director, at 724-983-8222.