Visit the Harley-Davidson Museum. Located on 20 acres in Milwaukee, the newly opened facility celebrates the cultural icon of the H-D motorcycle through exhibits, displays of vintage bikes and a life-size still-action re-creation of a 1920s board track (h-dmuseum.com).

Rent “Mon Oncle Antoine.” Often cited as the greatest Canadian film ever made, Claude Jutra’s 1971 marvel is a bittersweet coming-of-age story set at Christmastime in a snowy Quebec mining town. Criterion’s double-disc edition offers a restored, high-definition digital transfer. Not to be missed.

Surf BabyCenter, which has launched a new social-networking site for parents (community.babycenter.com) that lets you share photos, blog, keep up with old pre-natal yoga buddies and meet new families with common interests.

Watch “The Cleaner.” The last of the 12 steps to sobriety is to carry the message to other addicts. In A&E’s new series, William Banks (Benjamin Bratt) doesn’t just carry the message, he tosses it like a firebomb. Banks, a former addict himself, leads a team that helps addicts kick their habits by any means necessary. No word yet on help for breaking addictions to this show (premieres July 15.)

Hear “Limits of the Sky” by the Bridges. This quintet (four siblings and one cousin) from Alabama blends strong harmonies with acoustic and electric guitar on their debut album. The result is a country-rock sound reminiscent of the ’70s, yet fresh with melodic energy ($10.98).