5 Things To Do This Weekend in Cleveland: April 2-4 – Clevelandmagazine.com

Bedroom Culture: A Virtual Adaptation at Cleveland Public Theatre

As part of its annual “Test Flight” series, which allows artists to co-produce their own original plays, Cleveland Public Theatre is hosting its second week installment of the project this Thursday and Friday night. The piece, written and directed by local writer and musician Hannah Leach, follows the story of a freshman college student named Lavender as she explores love, friendship and other coming-of-age experiences. This virtual streaming of the show is limited to 50 people and the theater asks for a suggested donation between $1 and $99. Donation-based, April 1, 7 p.m. & April 2 8 p.m., cptonline.org

If you’re from Cleveland, you know that by the time Easter rolls around, it doesn’t mean that spring is fully out just yet. That’s why Lakewood’s Georgetown and Vosh restaurants have their patio open for a special reserved “Bunny Lunch” where diners can enjoy their meal inside a personal heated igloo. The pre-planned lunch menu includes an array of appetizers and entree options including kielbasa and potato pierogies, pear and gorgonzola salad, slow-roasted short ribs and more. In addition, kids can enjoy their own menu, an Easter Egg hunt and even a visit from the Easter Bunny himself. $100, April 4, 11 a.m-1 p.m., 2-4 p.m., 18515 Detroit Road, Lakewood, 216-221-3500, georgetownvosh.com/easter-bunny-lunch Ice Wine Trail at Ferrante Winery

Hosted by Ferrante Winery, this event allows wine-lovers a chance to explore and discover different wineries around the area through this monthlong Ice Wine Trail. Either visit all six participating wineries such as South River Winery, Debonne Vineyards, St. Joseph Vineyards and others, or pay $6 for each stop for the ones you want to try. At each stop, attendees receive a sample of ice wine from the winery, along with a complimentary appetizer. Masks are required to be worn unless eating or drinking. $6, April 1-30, noon-5 p.m., 5585 state Route 307, Geneva, 440-466-8466, ferrantewinery.com



Return of the Butterflies at the Cleveland Botanical Garden Presented by Holden Forest and Gardens, visitors are invited to experience more than 600 newly emerged butterfly species in the Costa Rica biome starting this Saturday. After months of winter, the Cleveland Botanical Garden’s Glasshouse comes to life again with colorful winged butterflies, which will include an array of species such as the Julia Longwing, Blue Morpho, Grecian Shoemaker and more. A limited number of reservations will be available each day and face coverings are required to enter. $10-$15, Tue- Thu 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri & Sat 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m., Sun noon-5 p.m., 11030 E. Blvd., Cleveland, 216-721-1600, cbgarden.org

The Rustbelt Ragtops at the Winchester Tavern

If you’re looking to get up and dance, stop by the Winchester Tavern this weekend to see an engaging series of performances from three different local bands. The night kicks off with local rock band The Chewy Center and Ohio-based artist Sammie Leigh. The main show of the night features The Rustbelt Ragtops, a Cleveland-born band known for its blended sounds of rock, folk, reggae and hip-hop. This event has limited capacity and requires a general admission ticket. $10, April 2, 7:30 p.m., 12112 Madison Ave., Lakewood, 216-600-5338, facebook.com/events