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• Women’s Networking Dinner Event: Pitch Your Business over Dinner | Tuesday, April 18 | 6-7:30 p.m. | VIP Center for Business Women, 3755 N. Washington Blvd., Indianapolis | $30 | This is the perfect opportunity to share about your business with an interested audience and hear what other women are working on over dinner.

• Dueling Pianos | Wednesday, April 19 | 5:30-8 p.m. | Feinstein’s At Hotel Carmichael, 1 Carmichael Square, Carmel | $15-$25 | Dueling pianos is the show where the audience takes control — you pick the song, artist, genre, and era + they play it.
• 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 rosé wines and dress up in derby style attire at this elegant event, perfect for wine enthusiasts.*

• The Parks Alliance Earth Day Clean-Up | Thursday, April 20 | 3-6 p.m. | The Parks Alliance of Indianapolis, 3001 N. White River Parkway W. Dr., Indianapolis | Free | Celebrate Earth Day + help clean up litter on the White River Trail, Riverside Adventure Park, and along the White River.
• The Perfect Pair | Thursday, April 20 | 6-8 p.m. | Ten Hands Social Bar & Eatery, 241 W. Washington St., Indianapolis | $40 | This interactive class will teach you how to make your own brick oven pizza and enjoy your creation paired with local craft beers.

• Stroller Club | Friday, April 21 | 10-11 a.m. | Tuggle’s Gifts and Goods, 1029 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis | Free | Join Fountain Fletcher District for its monthly Stroller Club walk, where you’ll grab coffee and a treat, and then head out on a walk to socialize and bond with neighbors.

• The HC Tavern + Kitchen: The stunning second-level terrace overlooks the Yard at Fishers District.
• Harry & Izzy’s: This Northside restaurant boasts a wraparound patio overlooking the White River.
• 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo: The patio at this 21+ spot is always a vibe.*

• The Columbia Club is looking to make some upgrades worth $10 million. It’s drafted plans for a new indoor-outdoor space on its roof overlooking Monument Circle. Plans call for a 1,500-sqft outdoor deck with seating and a 1,600-sqft indoor space with a small kitchen, bar and table seating for another 50 people. (IBJ)
• A developer is proposing a $75 million project north of 116^th Street along the Nickel Plate Trail that would include two six-story buildings with 101 condos, a four-story building with 87 apartments, and a four-story building with 41 townhouses. The proposal will be presented to City Council Monday. (IndyStar)

• The ramps from I-69 northbound to 82nd Street + from 82nd Street to I-69 northbound were scheduled to close last night until late this year. Single-lane closures are also expected overnight through Friday on I-465 eastbound/southbound near the express lane to move the barrier wall. (IndyStar)

• Popular chicken wing spot Keystone Sports Review is planning to relocate to the former music venue Birdy’s Bar & Grill on 71st Street before July. The new space will be bigger, allowing 30 more customers to be seated compared to the current location. It will be replaced by a Take 5 Oil Change. (IBJ)

• Portions of a Speedway Kroger store have closed after a report of “rodent activity.” The store at 5718 Crawfordsville Rd. was inspected by the Marion County Public Health Department + three aisles, the bakery, and deli were ordered to close until passing another inspection and approval from the health department. (WTHR)

• What trip would be worth leaving Indianapolis? For City Editor Nicole, it’s both Puerto Rico and Hong Kong — to experience both places her parents are from. Sign up for Going to get notified when flight prices drop so you can book your dream trip and feel great about it. Join for free.

• This wedding season make sure to shower the happy couple with the perfect gift. Our online store (Six & Main) features presents such as dinner napkins by Willow Ship and celebratory cards by Joy Paper Co. Start shopping.

• The back parlor sets the stage for “In Memoriam,” based on Agatha’s “And Then There Were None,” where five guests are invited to a secluded island for a party. They soon learn that they are trapped there by a sinister host who has revenge in mind.
• In the dining room, Shirley’s “The Summer People,” comes alive when a holiday couple visiting an idyllic New England town decides to extend their vacation a bit longer. Unbeknownst to them, they have violated a sacred taboo.
• Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Fall of the House of Usher” has been adapted for a chilling play in the master bedroom, telling the bizarre story of Sir Roderick Usher who has become increasingly possessed by his house.