You might feel as if you’ve been swept away to another era, such as the decadence of Vienna, when attending a dinner and live cabaret show at Café Sabarsky. The location at The Neue Galerie, a museum noted for its 20^th-century Austrian and German art, sets the tone. Each Thursday evening during the month of April, at 7 p.m., Austrian chef Kurt Gutenbrunner prepares a modern Viennese three-course prix-fixe dinner, which is then followed by a performance at 9 p.m. by a renowned cabaret singer such as scintillating German chanteuse Ute Lemper.

Get out your datebooks, because this is one dinner series that you won’t want to miss. The cabaret series lineup:

April 1: Kim Smith

The mesmerizing Australian cabaret artist returns to Café Sabarsky with a program celebrating the decadent decade of the 1920s.

April 8, plus special appearances on the 9th & 10th: Ute Lemper

There is no contemporary cabaret artist quite like Lemper, known for her versatility, flair, and sophistication. She will revisit the timeless collection of Berlin Kabarett for her performances.

April 15: Robert Osborne

Internationally celebrated bass-baritone Robert Osborne presents a new program inspired by the Neue Galerie’s Otto Dix show.

April 22: Lauren Flanigan

The operatic soprano, who is admired around the world for her commitment to offbeat, challenging roles, will perform music from the Weimar period.

April 29: Amy Burton

One of New York ’s most distinguished singers, Soprano Amy Burton, will trace the trajectory of Kurt Weill’s career, from Berlin to Paris to New York to Los Angeles.

Café Sabarsky is located in The Neue Galerie at 1048 Fifth Ave at 86^th St.; tickets may be purchased for $110 (Ute Lemper performances are $160) at 212-628-6200, ext. 485.

Tracey Ceurvels can be reached at tracey@thebusyhedonist.com or by visiting her blog, The Busy Hedonist.