The Chardon Polka Band Live Stream via Music Box
This weekend, the Music Box has the perfect band to get you up and dancing. The Chardon Polka Band, which has been putting on energetic shows for the last 17 years, have always been known for lifting spirits with their unique blend of traditional polka music and punk inspired sounds. With a full band of instruments including an accordion, tuba, clarinet, electric guitar and trumpet, this four-piece band puts on a feel-good performance for all ages that you don’t want to miss. The show will be streamed live through Music Box’s website. Free, March 27, 7 p.m., musicboxcle.com
Choose Your Bunny Sip & Paint Workshop at Little Birdie Wine Nest Whether you’re looking to make your own Easter decoration, or want something cute and springy to hang around the house, Little Birdie Wine Nest’s paint-and-sip event this weekend has you covered. This two-hour sip and paint workshop teaches attendees how to paint their own version of an Easter bunny with easy-to-use acrylic paints, while sipping on the winery’s “Signature Sangria.” For those wanting to enjoy from home, the class is available virtually with supplies and items packaged and ready for pick up. $40, March 26, 6 p.m., 6060 Broadview Road, Parma, 216-785-9922, littlebirdiewinenest.com
Garage Experience by Maelstrom Collaborative Arts
Co-produced by Maelstrom Collaborative Arts, this public art concept will allow attendees to view a series of artistic performances through a drive-in concept by turning a parking garage into a performance gallery for two nights. Featuring works from seven local artists including Elaine Hullihen, Martinique Mims, Samuel McIntosh and others, the performances centers around the themes of connection and experimentation. This event is donation-based, with a sliding scale of $20-$40 per car and there will be a limit of 20 cars per night. Donation-based, March 26 & 27, 7 p.m., Galleria Garage, 1000 Lakeside Ave., Cleveland, eventbrite.com
Michelle Wolf at Pickwick and Frolic
Laugh it up this weekend with Michelle Wolf. The accomplished comedian has been hitting the stand-up stage since 2017 with jokes that are as blunt as they are hilarious. Previously known for her work on The Daily Show, Wolf has since released her Netflix special, Joke Show in 2019, along with her Netflix-produced sketch show, The Break With Michelle Wolf in 2018. Now, Wolf is on tour with new material and is hitting the Hilarities stage this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. To ensure social distancing, tickets will be sold by party size and will be available for for groups of two, four and six. Visit Pickwick and Frolic's website for more information. $60-$180, March 25, 7 p.m., March 26, 7 & 6 p.m., March 27, 7 & 9:30 p.m., 2035 E. Fourth Street, Cleveland, pickwickandfrolic.com
The Teen Untitled Sketch Show at The Beck Center For The Arts The rise in virtual entertainment during the pandemic gave the Beck Center Youth Theater a chance to try something new. For the first time in the theater’s history, this weekend’s show is completely dreamed up by The Beck Center students. Directed by The Beck Center’s longtime performer and director Patrick Ciamacco, the performance consists of a series of sketches that all the performing students had a part in writing and putting together. This is a limited virtual engagement that is available to rent from Thursday at 10 a.m., through March 28 at 10 p.m. $12-$35, March 25-March 28, all day, beckcenter.org
