Gallery Pastry Shop, various locations

• This local pâtisserie and restaurant just opened its newest location on College Avenue and should be your go-to spot for a showstopping dessert for your next dinner party.
• Our pick: macarón

Amelia’s Bread, Fletcher Place + Windsor Park

• If you’ve lived in Indy long enough, there’s no doubt you’ve stopped into this bakery famous for its sourdough.
• Our pick: chocolate croissant

Leviathan Bakehouse, 1101 N. College Ave.

• Don’t forget to grab a caramelly Breton-style pastry, which is pronounced “kween uh-mon” and means “butter cake.”
• Our pick: kouign-amann

MOTW Coffee and Pastries, various locations

• You can get pastries from France to Syria to North Africa at this ever-growing local coffee chain.
• Our pick: mille-feuille

Le Croissant French Bakery, 916 E. Main St., Greenwood

• This pastry shop will make you feel like you’ve entered Paris.
• Our pick: fruit croissant

Filigree Bakery, Broad Ripple Farmers Market

• Filigree has a robust online menu available for custom orders.
• Our pick: macarón pop

Landlocked Baking Co., 118 S. Audubon Rd.

• When we say “don’t sleep on these pastries,” we mean it. Get there early or you’ll miss all your favorites.
• Our pick: guava swirl croissant

Circle City Sweets, 1220 Waterway Blvd.

• Find the local sweet spot at The Amp at 16 Tech and don’t forget it when you’re planning your next birthday party.
• Our pick: seasonal macarón

Bake Sale Indy, Broad Ripple Farmers Market, Illumine Coffee

• This micro-bakery has everything from Cajun pork and cheddar croissants to croissant scrap cinnamon rolls.
• Our pick: chocolate croissant

• Mind The Body You Occupy | Tuesday, March 28 | 12-1 p.m. | Maven Space, 433 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis | $10 | Explore body image related to the experiences of those who identify outside of Eurocentric body “norms” at this discussion with Ellise A. Smith.
• Michigan Rattlers | Tuesday, March 28 | 8-11:30 p.m. | HI-FI Indy, 1043 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis | $20-$25 | Check out the Americana alt-country band from Petoskey, MI.

• Pages at the Prop: Breaking Down Vonnegut with Julia Whitehead | Thursday, March 30 | 5:30-7 p.m. | The Indianapolis Propylaeum, 1410 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis | $5-$10 | Listen to the founder and CEO of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum discuss her novel and get your own copy signed afterward.
• “Two Mile Hollow” by Leah Nanako Winkler | Thursday, March 30-Sunday, April 30 | 7-10 p.m. | Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre, 705 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis | $15-$45 | Enjoy a blistering comedy about a very white and very wealthy family and the problems that ensue in trying to divide their inheritance when their patriarch dies.*

• Indiana Sports & Entertainment Career Fair | Friday, March 31 | 4-7 p.m. | Gainbridge Fieldhouse, 125 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis | $46.20 | Find an entry-level or intern position at this job fair for sports enthusiasts hosted by the Pacers.
• Indy Fuel vs. Wheeling Nailers | Friday, March 31 | 7 p.m. | Indiana Farmers Coliseum, 1202 E. 38th St., Indianapolis | $16-$48 | On First Responders Night, tributes will be made to first responders and emergency personnel throughout the game.

• Rosé Soiree Derby Style | Wednesday, April 19 | 5:30-7:30 p.m. | The HC Tavern + Kitchen, 9709 E. 116th St., Fishers | $65 | Indulge in the latest rose wines and dress up in derby style attire at this elegant event, perfect for wine enthusiasts.*

• 51º | Cloudy | 7% chance of rain

• The Eskenazi Health Foundation is launching a campaign to address health equity gaps across Indy. The $60 million, five-year plan will examine social determinants of health like food insecurity and transportation. It will designate three health equity zones on the northeast, far east, and west sides of the city. (IndyStar)

• More than 400 jobs are currently available at Indy Parks this summer. Positions start between $13 and $18.75 an hour and include pool managers, camp counselors, cashiers, and lifeguards. A $500 early bird bonus is also offered to those who start before Friday, April 7. Apply now. (WRTV)

• A new Black-owned professional equity theater is launching its first roster of productions on Saturday, May 13. The Naptown African American Theatre Collective is a nonprofit that plans to offer workshops to build up Hoosier Black creatives as well as put on performances like “Black Book” at the Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre. (IndyStar)

• ClusterTruck is expanding its delivery range. Now, those in Rocky Ripple, 38th Street from the Canal to Emerson Avenue, and up to College Avenue and 86th Street can get loaded tots at their door. Plus, the downtown location will deliver to the Garfield Park neighborhood and through Brookside Park. See the map. (WTHR)

• The weekend of Saturday, May 20-Sunday, May 21, Unicorn World will be cantering over to the Indiana Convention Center, featuring life-sized unicorns, fairy and mermaid meet-and-greets, and various games. Children under 2 years old get in for free. Get tickets.

• The Tibbs Drive-In is doing its part to make Indy a more beautiful place. The movie spot is offering a carload pass to anyone who fills two full-size garbage bags with litter. You must take a video documenting before, during, and after your cleanup and email it to Tibbs to take advantage of the offer.

• The spring season is the perfect time to treat yourself. We’re eyeing this six-piece bonbon gift box by Marble & Steel Craft Chocolates. What’s even sweeter? These chocolates are made fresh without preservatives.

• Trying to talk someone into an April vacation? Just show them these hotel deals on Expedia. We love: The Islander Resort that’s on a private beach in the Florida Keys.