Today’s entertainment picks:

Today’s entertainment picks:

v Warren Italian Festival, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.: Vocalist Amanda Beagle will bring the festival to a close tonight with a set on the main stage at 9:30. The fesival is on Courthouse Square, downtown; warrenitalianfestival.com.

v Mahoning Valley Slovak Fest, noon to 8 p.m.: Slovak food, music and heritage will be at the center of this festival at St. Matthias Church, 915 Cornell St., on Youngstown’s North Side.

v Rockabilly Ruckus, 9 to 6 p.m.: A gathering of hot rods and jalopies with a rockabilly beat at the Trumbull County Fairgrounds, 899 Everett Hull Road, Cortland; therockabillyruckus.com.

v Jazz in the Park, 3 to 7 p.m.: Dave Thomas and Friends will perform outdoors at the B&O Station grounds, 530 Mahoning Ave., Youngstown, in this free event.

v Jim Frank Combo, 6 p.m.: Wind down the weekend with a free performance at Harding Park, 249 Roosevelt Drive, Hubbard.

“Teen Choice 2017” (8 p.m., Fox): This live two-hour event celebrates the year’s top stars from films, TV and music, and top moments in fashion, digital and comedy, with the coveted Surfboard Awards.

“Cars that Made America” (8 p.m., History): The first of three consecutive nights, this special event – presented and executive produced by Dale Earnhardt Jr. – uncovers the stories of the visionaries who built America’s vehicle landscape and chronicles the journey of how the biggest names of the automobile industry became household brands.

TV listings, C4

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

Women’s art show winners announced

YOUNGSTOWN

The winners of the 35th annual Women Artists: A Celebration juried exhibition at the Youngstown YWCA are as follows:

Jenna Hudock (Boardman) for acrylic body of work

Eleanor Steines (West Middlesex, Pa.) for her ink body of work

Diane Beatty (Campbell) for her photography body of work

Sharlene Green (Cleveland Heights) for her pastel and charcoal pieces “Henrietta McCullough” and “Eliza Sidecar, Seeing More than You Can Imagine”

Patricia Watson (Youngstown) for “Adaeza” (African for princess), a clay piece. This piece also won the People’s Choice award.

Carol Gallo (Girard) for her monoprint body of work

Marianne Whitehouse (Youngstown) for “Back to Back,” a mixed media piece

Jeanie Gordon (Warren) for her oil and ceramic body of work

Mary Kay D’Isa (Mishawaka, Ind.) for her watercolor body of work

Rebecca Hawkins (Columbiana) for “Anita,” a pastel piece

Millie Hawkins (Warren) for her watercolor body of work

Dani Lowery (Brookfield) for her acrylic piece “Blue Dragon”

Tazim Jaffer (Girarad) for her photography body of work

Marcia Malmer (Canfield) for her fabric body of work