Square Cat Vinyl, 1054 Virginia Ave.

Karma Records, Multiple locations

Irvington Vinyl & Books, 202 S. Audubon Rd.

Indy CD & Vinyl, 806 Broad Ripple Ave.

Luna Music, 5202 N. College Ave.

• Marilyn K. Glick Women’s Enrichment Series: Angela B. Freeman | Thursday, April 20 | 5-7 p.m. | The Indianapolis Propylaeum, 1410 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis | $25-$100 | Hear first-person stories from women leaders who hold positions like philanthropists, pioneers in the judiciary, business leaders, athletes, and activists.

• Sip Into Spring | Friday, April 21 | 6-8 p.m. | The Alexander, 333 S. Deleware St., Indianapolis | $50 | Celebrate spring with a flower arranging class in Plat 99 including three botanical liqueur-inspired cocktails or mocktails.

• Matt Breman Run 2023 | Saturday, April 22 | 9 a.m. | Canal Walk, 429 W. Ohio St., Indianapolis | $0-$35 | Funds raised from this family + pet-friendly 5K run/walk will support educational and safety programs for Hoosier children.
• Indy Eleven vs. Monterey Bay FC | Saturday, April 22 | 7 p.m. | Carroll Stadium, 1001 W. New York St., Indianapolis | $15-$75 | The last time Indy Eleven played against Monterey Bay, the team lost 5-0 — can they make a comeback in the first round of the United Soccer League?

• Clue | Sunday, April 23-Saturday, May 20 | 2 p.m. | Indiana Repertory Theatre, 140 W. Washington St., Indianapolis | $22-$69 | Invited to dinner by a mysterious host — Mrs. Peacock, Colonel Mustard, Miss Scarlet, and the rest of the usual suspects roll the dice at a gloomy mansion where blackmail and murder are on the menu.

• Changing Views: The Photography of Dorothea Lange Exhibit | Wednesday, April 19-Sunday, Aug. 6 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Eiteljorg Museum, 500 W. Washington St., Indianapolis | Cost of admission | Explore the work of Dorothea Lange and her fellow documentary photographers in a traveling exhibition featuring 1930s photography.

What not to miss at the museum

1. The Experience Gallery, where visitors can interact with the newest Harley-Davidson Freedom Machines and immerse themselves in riders’ unique stories.
2. “Mama Tried: Bringing It Together,” a new exhibit opening June 17
3. MOTOR Bar & Restaurant to enjoy a riverfront meal and make a day of it
4. The Harley-Davidson® Shop and Factory Shop, which offer one-of-a-kind products, including the exclusive H-D Museum 120th Anniversary collection.

• I-70’s Delaware and 11th Street on-ramp is closed as of yesterday. It’s scheduled to reopen on Friday, April 28 after the North Split crew builds a permanent barrier wall. In the meantime, you can access I-70 eastbound by taking the Pine + Rural Street ramps, as well as Martin Luther King Jr. Street. (WRTV)

• A 260-acre development with 399 single-family houses + townhouses, 280 apartments, and 20,000 sqft of retail space is in the works for Zionsville’s west side, north of West Oak Street. It would also feature a trail network and clubhouse for residents. The project would take eight years to complete. (IBJ)

• Beacon Off The Path — a new eatery filling the place of Grump’s Slice Stop next to Black Circle — announced its grand opening will be on Thursday, April 20 from 5 to 10 pm. We’re not sure what the 46th Street spot will be serving yet, but considering it’s the sister restaurant to Gold Leaf, it’s bound to be delish.

• Indy author Maurice Broaddus is working with Marvel on a dossier-style book that will dive deeper into Wakanda’s “man behind the mask,” based on in-world interviews, journals, and articles. The release of “Black Panther: T’Challa Declassified,” is scheduled for Jan. 30, 2024.

• More accessible workstations are on their way to the Indianapolis Public Library, thanks to a new partnership with Easterseals Crossroads. Each one will be equipped with height-adjustable desks, large-key + large-print keyboards, and text reading, math, magnification, and screen reading apps. They should be installed at all branches over the next few months. (Inside Indiana Business)

• UIndy baseball player Brady Ware made history last week when he threw a no-hitter and hit for the cycle in the same game. Plus, he had 11 strikeouts. According to WISH, no one has ever accomplished that feat — in college or the pros. See his impressive career stats here. (WISH)

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• Many Americans worry they’re not saving enough for retirement — and rightfully so. Find out if your savings meet the recommended amount by age, and how a financial advisor could help.*

• 33.7+ million. That’s how many bottles of Champagne the US consumed in 2022. Keep the bubbly flowing with our favorite vacuum insulated Champagne + wine chiller from S’well, plus the easiest Champagne stopper you’ll ever use.

• The Fountain Square coffee shop’s new shirts were designed by Chad Von Borstel — check out his other work on Instagram.

• Its shirts were printed by Cat Head Press + if you like the look of them above, you’ll love the printing company’s other designs.

• Is there anything punnier than Amelia’s catchphrase, “sun’s out, bun’s out,” on the back of its shirts?

• Share your enthusiasm for this gluten-free bakery’s goods by toting its bag at the farmers market.

• A bright hoodie is just what we need to get through false spring.