Around downtown

• ~$228 a night
• 3 BD | 2.5 BA
• Key features include the year-round private hot tub, garage parking, a gas fire pit, and an outdoor projector for movie nights.

• ~$125 a night
• 1 BD | 1 BA
• Key features include views of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and downtown Indianapolis, plus a dedicated workspace, free parking, elevator access, and washer/dryer.

Cozy cottages

• ~$150 a night
• 2 BD | 1 BA
• Enjoy access to the Monon Trail and nearby Eagle Creek Park, plus onsite parking and a private fenced-in patio. Small pets are welcome.

• ~$94 a night
• 1 BD | 1 BA
• This cottage features a walk-in shower, WiFi, free parking, and a private entrance.

For the outdoorsy getaway

• ~$259 a night
• 2 BD | 1 BA
• Amenities include parking, kitchen, WiFi, TV, washer/dryer, and refrigerator.

• ~$139 a night
• 3 BD | 1 BA
• This space sits on a 60-acre horse farm only 15 minutes from downtown Indy. It also features a dedicated space if you’re working remote and has a private hot tub available all year round.

• Future and Friends | Thursday, April 6 | 7 p.m. | Gainbridge Fieldhouse, 125 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis | $59-$244 | Catch the star-studded “One Big Party Tour” led by the hip-hop polymath.

• Adult Easter Egg Hunt | Friday, April 7 | 5-8 p.m. | Daniel’s Vineyard, 9061 N. 700 W., McCordsville | $5 | Search the vineyard high and low for Easter eggs filled with prizes including all things wine, Daniel’s gift cards, and Summer Concert Series tickets.

• Cars & Coffee | Saturday, April 8 | 8-11 a.m. | Indianapolis Motor Speedway, 4790 W. 16th St., Indianapolis | Free | Every second Saturday of the month, bring your car, truck, or motorcycle and enjoy free coffee from Founders Grounds and Jack’s Donuts.
• Open Mic and Brunch | Saturday, April 8 | 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. | Onyx Event Center, 7545 Rockville Rd., Indianapolis | Cost of purchase | This brunch is a time to restore, release, and revive with brunch, live music, vendors, and original performances.
• Josh Kaufman - Truth Be Told | Saturday, April 8 | 7:30-9 p.m. | Feinstein’s At Hotel Carmichael, 1 Carmichael Square, Carmel | $50-$85 | See Season 6 of “The Voice” winner Josh Kaufman — whose style is described as a soulful mix of pop, rock, folk, and jazz.

• Indy Fuel vs. Cincinnati Cyclones | Sunday, April 9 | 4 p.m. | Indiana Farmers Coliseum, 1202 E. 38th St., Indianapolis | $16-$60 | Enjoy an afternoon with the family and the Easter Bunny — kids eat free and after the game, enjoy the last post-game skate of the season with the team.

• Early voting is here. Ahead of the May 2 primary, you can now vote early in Marion County at the City-County Building through Monday, May 1. Between April 22 and April 30, there will be additional locations open for early voting. Get more info. (WRTV)

• Tuesday, a House committee voted to send an additional $8 million in road funding to Indianapolis and to consider a give-back of numerous former state highways. Find out what that could mean for Indy roadways. (IBJ)

• After nearly 60 years in business, The Donut Shop on the north side will soon be replaced by chicken wings and tenders. Fast-casual Wing Zone will be opening its first Indiana location in the spot at 5527 N. Keystone Ave. by the end of the summer. (IBJ)

• Angelo’s Italian Market has officially opened its doors. The family-owned Italian market specializing in fresh, handmade pasta and sauces is celebrating its grand opening today from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 11649 Maple St., Ste. 95 in Fishers. Get there early — the first 25 guests will get a special surprise.

• $800,000 annually for 10 years. That’s the going rate to have the Fishers city-owned arena — where the Indy Fuel will play — named after you. For now, it’s being called the Fishers Event Center and the Indy Fuel is in charge of finding a corporate naming sponsor and buyers for 21 luxury suites. (IndyStar)

• Days after the aftermath of an EF-3 tornado that destroyed hundreds of trees, McCormick’s Creek State Park — one of Indiana’s first state parks — and its inn are expected to reopen tomorrow. The camp sites are expected to remain closed through the end of the month. (WRTV)

• On Saturday, April 15, you could become the newest owner of one of Indiana’s largest estates. The 16,000-sqft home sits on ~15 acres of land along the Bischoff Reservoir between Cincinnati and Indianapolis. It has a private boat dock, greenhouse, wine cellar, theater room, and a barn with horse stables. Take a virtual tour. (WRTV)

• An electric wine opener is one of those inexpensive kitchen gadgets that you don’t know how you lived without once you get one. We especially love this one for its sleek design and ergonomic grip. To upgrade your wine even further, this set includes an automatic wine aerator and reusable vacuum stopper.