5 Things To Do This Weekend In Cleveland: Dec. 25-27

Apostle Jones Livestream via Music Box Supper Club
Part of its “Out Of The Box” live concert series, Music Box brings you a virtual performance of Cleveland’s own Apostle Jones to enjoy from the comfort of your living room. Known for its bluesy, soulful instrumentals and electrifying performances, the band released its four-song EP, Lilith back in September and have continued to be the life of the party in Cleveland’s music scene. Catch this special performance through Zoom. $10-$12, Dec. 26, 7:30 p.m., musicboxcle.com

Couples and Bourbon at Western Reserve Distillers
It may not be Valentine’s Day quite yet, but the cold weather is the perfect setting for spending time with your loved one and enjoying some bourbon. Do more than just taste the drink you love, but also take some time to learn what’s in your glass through this two-hour event hosted by the spirit experts at Western Reserve Distillers. You and your significant other will learn about the importance of American whiskey, how bourbon is produced and a chance to try an array of different bourbons paired with tasty treats. $22, Dec. 26, 3 p.m., 14221 Madison Ave., Lakewood, 216-333-9291, facebook.com/events

Dive In: Holiday Showcase at Hedge Gallery Taking a dip in the lake may be the last thing we’re all thinking about right now, but Hedge Gallery is inviting visitors to indulge in an exhibit that takes us out of the current cold climate and into a more tropical, calming atmosphere. The new holiday showcase on display, Dive In features a series of paintings, prints, textile pieces and other artwork all inspired by the theme of water, whether it’s the wavy shores of Lake Erie or other interpretations. Come and view the 11 artists on display including Matthew Gallagher, Katy Richards and Nikki Woods. Catch the exhibit before it closes on Dec. 31. Free, through Dec. 31, 1300 W. 78th St., Suite 200, Cleveland, 216-650-4201, hedgeartgallery.com

Downtown Christmas Walking Tour There’s really nothing like Downtown Cleveland during the holidays. Bundle up and make a date with Tours of Cleveland for a walk around the festively decorated Public Square and surrounding buildings along Euclid Avenue. Plus, hear about the history behind Cleveland’s malls and shopping districts during the holidays such as Higbee's Twigbee Shop, the well-known Mr. Jingeling at Halle’s department store and the story behind Sterling-Lindner’s famous indoor Christmas tree. $18, Dec. 26 & 27, 4 & 6 p.m., 91 Public Square, Cleveland, 216-318-3865, toursofcleveland.com

Near West Theatre’s All Roads Lead To Home After debuting last weekend, this new production put together by the cast and crew of Near West Theatre is all about looking on the bright side. From nostalgic music, inspiring spoken word poems and other genre-bending performances, All Roads Lead To Home is a bright and colorful medley of things to feel good about come to life through an engaging stage show. If you haven’t got a chance to see it yet, make a date to tune in this weekend by virtually viewing the hourlong play through the company’s streaming service. $15, through Jan. 3, 216-961-6391, nearwesttheatre.org