Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
The last game of the season happens this Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium against the Browns biggest rivals — the Steelers. With Baker Mayfield and company competing for a playoff spot, this game has more on the line than just bragging rights. Cheer from the dawg pound in-person or watch from home. Jan. 3, 1 p.m., FirstEnergy Stadium, 100 Alfred Lerner Way, Cleveland, 440-824-3434, clevelandbrowns.com
Dancing in the Light: Masterworks from the Age of American Impressionism at Canton Museum of Art
In celebration of Canton Museum of Art’s 85th anniversary, the museum has been featuring a series of different exhibits from private collections and archived works. Dancing in the Light showcases paintings and works on paper from American impressionists from 1878-1930 with a focus on watercolor along with a deep-dive into the history of American Impressionism and how it’s still relevant today. Visit the gallery to view the works on display or view the paintings online through a special virtual exhibit paired with audio commentary through the museum’s website. Free, through March 7, 1001 Market Ave., Canton, 330-453-7666, cantonart.org
Resolutions: A Swingin’ New Year's Eve Concert
In collaboration with Nighttown, local jazz artist Dominick Farinacci is providing the perfect soundtrack for your at-home New Year’s Eve plans. The show will feature other local jazz performers such as vocalist Evelyn Wright, pianist Joe Hunter and others. The concert will focus around the theme of new beginnings, making resolutions and looking forward, along with interactive elements such as allowing viewers to request songs. Catch the show during two different times throughout the night or choose from a variety of VIP ticket packages. $30, Dec. 31, 7:30 & 10:30 p.m., songbookwatchparty.com
Resolution Run 5K
Hermes Racing has just the event for all you die-hard runners out there. If you’re looking to literally jog your way into 2021, sign up for this easy, breezy 5K that kicks off at Market Square in Crocker Park. Write down your resolution with other participants on the “Resolution Wall” to help start the year off right. There’s also a chance to run virtually on your own route while logging on to the website to see how you compared to other runners. $30, Jan. 3, 9 a.m., Crocker Park, 239 Market St., Westlake, 216-623-9933, hermescleveland.com
The Snowy Day Story Walk on Lee Road
Catch the last weekend of this interactive story time walk hosted by Heights Arts and University Heights Library. The event focuses on the favorite children’s picture book, The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keates, which follows the story of a young boy experiencing the first snow of the season. Enjoy a story-filled walk down Lee Road as you read the pages of the book on display in different windows of local businesses starting at S’Wonderful Gifts and continuing through Dewey’s Pizza, CLE Urban Winery, Voodoo Brewery and others. Free, through Jan. 4, all day, Lee Road, Cleveland, facebook.com/events
