The Weekender: 5 Things to Do Oct. 13-15

 Best Of Cleveland Party
This bash is your backstage pass to the top players in town from wine and tacos to yoga and shoes. Head to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum to get all access to winners of the editors’ and readers’ picks from Cleveland Magazine’s Best of Cleveland issue with vendors including Saucy Brew Works, Red, the Steakhouse and TownHall. Cleveland's Star 102's Jen Toohey and Tim Richards take the stage as emcees. And music by soul-rock band Samfox and DJ E-V will keep you groovin' all night long. $75-$110, Oct. 13, 7-11 p.m., 1100 Rock and Roll Blvd., clevelandmagazine.com/events

Marjorie Prime
This drama is the perfect play for fans of Black Mirror. Like an episode of the popular sci-fi anthology, Marjorie Prime imagines a future where technology becomes a substitute for human connection. The 2015 Pulitzer Prize finalist follows an elderly woman who finds herself with artificial intelligence version of her late husband that’s meant to save her fading memories. But the real reason to see this Dobama Theatre production is the opportunity to witness the stunning local actress, 88-year-old Dorothy Silver, in the acclaimed role. $30-$32, Oct. 13-Nov. 12, 8 p.m., 2340 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights, dobama.org

Cleveland Beer Week
Throw back the best beers Cleveland has to offer. And Willoughby. And the Flats. In its ninth year, Cleveland Beer Week takes craft beer lovers on a tour with events throughout the area. Its opening night event features craft beer tastings from local breweries and sprawls throughout five different neighborhoods. Stumble back for the “Liquid Scavenger Hunt” through Tremont, a chocolate showcase at the Heinen’s Downtown Cleveland, and a farm crawl at Mapleside Farms with a hayride, corn maze, a 300-foot super slide and tastings from breweries throughout the country. $20-$100 per event, Oct. 13-22, Various locations, clevelandbeerweek.org

Made to Create
Meet the artists in the middle of Cleveland’s art renaissance. Made to Create Studios, a photography studio in Gordon Square Arts District, commemorates a year since its opened its doors by showcasing original art by 11 local artists, including work by Corey Forde, Devin Chhing and Destanie Rodriguez. Nosh on tapas and drinks, and take in music by DJ Nic Nac. Free, Oct. 13, 6-11 p.m., 7437 Detroit Ave., madetocreate.net

Trick or Treat Yo Self
There’s no denying yourself this Saturday. Channel Park & Recreation’s Tom Haverford and Donna Meagle and “Treat Yo Self.” Fragrances, massages and $5 pumpkin spice mimosas (!)— yep, it’s all there for Yuzu’s Halloween version of the TV holiday: Trick or Treat Yo Self Day. If you love the finer things, carve a jack-o’-lantern for a chance to enter a raffle for prizes such as fragrance, wine and chocolate. Get ready to swipe that card at pop-up shops from local boutiques and beauticians. Free, Oct. 14, 12:30–4 p.m., 13603 Madison Ave., Lakewood, yuzulakewood.com