Signal Noise at Transformer Station
The Ohio City museum is reopening with limited capacity for this exhibit, which contains 35 works on display and was originally supposed to run through May. Featuring photos by artist Aaron Rothman, the exhibit focuses on his study of the American West landscape and his various interpretations of it through transformative photography. The museum is only allowing two groups in at a time, so be sure to reserve a ticket. Free, July 3, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Transformer Station, 1460 W. 29th St., 216-938-5429, facebook.com/events
Virtual Flourless Choc Torte Class-Gluten Free
Make your torte and eat it too with another virtual baking class hosted by Annie's Signature Sweets. This flowerless version of the classic provides a gluten-free option for those wanting to celebrate the weekend with a special chocolatey treat. The class will be taught over Zoom, but make sure to get the ingredients listed on the Facebook page for the torte such as cocoa powder, chocolate chips, heavy cream and more. $50, July 3, 6-8 p.m., facebook.com/events
Virtual Front Porch Series
For the 10th year in a row, Lakewood Alive's popular concert series is returning this weekend with a different format, but equal amounts of local entertainment. This year's Front Porch Series kicks off Friday night with a virtual performance by classic rock band FireSide CLE via Facebook Live. The band will provide some up-beat, high energy tunes that have captured a large fan base over the years. Be sure to tune in and enjoy your own mini-concert on your front porch, starting this weekend and running through August. Free, July 3, 7 p.m., lakewoodalive.org/event
Platform Beer Co.’s Sixth Anniversary Party
Get it on the biggest birthday bash in town, celebrating both the United States of America’s 244th and Platform Beer Co.’s sixth. Food options will rotate between Cocky’s Bagel Sandwiches (noon-3 p.m.), Daisy Cakes (2-5 p.m.), Snackers (5-9 p.m.) and Parker & Sons Bar-Be-Que (6 p.m. until it sells out). With fun prizes every hour and a free pint glass and Key Lime Pie Cookie Dough from CLE Cookie Dough for the first 100 people through the door, it'll be a brew-filled blast. Free, July 4, 4125 Lorain Ave., Cleveland, 216-202-1386, facebook.com/events
Yoga in Lakewood Truck Park
Enjoy a deep stretch with this all-levels yoga class right before biting into a goodie from one of the food trucks at the new Lakewood Truck Park. Instructor Alicia Hansen will guide you through a 60-minute class that features a series of easy poses, stretches and mindful exercises right on the park's patio. Be sure to sick around after class to enjoy some fresh mimosas and grab some breakfast or brunch at food trucks such as Street Rolls Cleveland or Parilya CLE. $15, July 4, 10 a.m., Lakewood Truck Park, 16900 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, facebook.com/events
CodaPalooza Outdoor Summer Concert Series
The Tremont music venue is hosting the first of its six-show summer concert series, featuring Oregon Space Trail Of Doom, King Buu and the Ma Holos. The unique outdoor concert experience takes place in the CODA parking lot with socially distanced box seats. A $350 ticket includes a box seat for a group of 10 with 10 drink tickets and three pizzas. Only 10 boxes are available so snag your tickets now. $350, July 5, 3-8 p.m., 2247 Professor Ave., Cleveland, 216-274-1200, coda.danteboccuzzi.com
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