For the ones who want a night out on the town

• Take a paint and sip class | Let the professionals at Phiri Art guide you through your own painting while you sip on wine tastings.
• Go dancing | Ever wanted to try your hand at ballroom, swing, or Latin dancing? Try taking lessons from the crew at Le Danse Ballroom Club.
• Have a laugh | Go to a comedy show or get in front of the mic. This is sure to be a date you’ll both laugh about later.

If you love the great outdoors

• Go on a bike ride | Whether you decide to take a spin around Mass Ave or Fountain Square on the Cultural Trail, Broad Ripple or the north side on the Monon, or the west side on the B&O Trail — all the trails have perfect areas to stop for a drink or a bite with your date.
• Get on the water | Looking for an adventure? Go to Frank’s Livery for a water excursion with kayaks, canoes, and paddle boards included.
• Go on a picnic | There are plenty of parks around Indy that are perfect for a picnic.

If you’re really hoping that it works out

• Try pilates | Challenge yourselves to a fun 45-minute pilates session at Era Pilates.
• Go climbing | Try something new + get out of your comfort zone at North Mass Boulder. You can take a climbing instruction class and then hang out at Top Out Cafe.
• Play pickleball | Try your hand at this trending sport + get a good workout while you’re at it. Take on your date at Indianapolis Racquet Club or make it a double date and play against another couple.

• Pilates on the Plaza | Thursday, July 27 | 6-7 p.m. | Richard G. Lugar Plaza, 200 E. Washington St., Indianapolis | Free | Bring your own mat and get free instruction from The Hot Room instructors to strengthen and stretch your body.
• Late Night Thursdays Special: Game Night | Thursday, July 27 | 6-8 p.m. | Indiana State Museum, 650 W. Washington St., Indianapolis | Museum admission | Laugh along with old friends + meet new ones while you play games from the past and present.

• Impractical Jokers Live | Friday, July 28 | 6:30 p.m. | Gainbridge Fieldhouse, 125 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis | $30-$446 | The TV comedy trio will showcase never-before-seen videos and storytelling stand-up.

• Indianapolis Cars & Coffee | Saturday, July 29 | 8-11 a.m. | Knowledge Services, 9800 Crosspoint Blvd., Indianapolis | Free | Grab a cup and join auto enthusiasts for this annual car show.
• Walk For Water Indy | Saturday, July 29 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. | White River State Park, 801 W. Washington St., Indianapolis | $25-$40 | Experience the daily trek of women and children around the world while raising money for rural Kenya.
• Midwest’s Kind Harvest Market | Saturday, July 29 | 2-6 p.m. | Monument Circle, Indianapolis | Cost of purchase | Enjoy Hoosier food and goods, free entertainment, and food trucks while supporting Midwest Food Bank, Indiana.

• Mass Ave Mile Summer Festival | Sunday, July 30 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis | Cost of purchase | Join this first annual festival with maker booths, local artists, and 9 a.m. yoga.

• Noblesville has chosen a developer to build + operate the planned $40 million event center and a $35 million parking garage that will be the home of the Indiana Pacers’ G-League franchise. Both will be built in Innovation Mile, a 600-acre area along 141st Street. (IndyStar)

• Colts training camp is officially underway at the Grand Park Sports Complex in Westfield. Training camp tickets are free, but fans have to get them on the Colts website. Act fast because tickets to four practices are already sold out. (FOX59)

• Fishers graduate Samantha “Sami” White will be showcasing her lack of cooking skills on Food Network’s “Worst Cooks in America” show. Sami and 15 other contestants will be vying for $25,000 and the title of most improved chef. The show airs Sunday, Aug. 6. (IndyStar)

• IND has been awarded the largest FAA grant in the nation — totaling $22.58 million. The Indianapolis Airport Authority said the grant will be utilized “to spearhead the construction of state-of-the-art energy-efficient infrastructure + the installation of solar panels at the airport.” (WISH)

• Don’t wait for the gate. Get your tickets to the Indiana State Fair, running Friday, July 28-Sunday, Aug. 20, ahead of time. You can save 34% on tickets if you get them now. The offer ends tonight at 11:59 p.m. ICYMI: Plan your trip to the fair with our guide.

• IndyGo will be some high schoolers’ only mode of transportation, with an expected average travel time of 25 minutes. Students will receive an IndyGo MyKey transit pass that will allow them to ride the entire IndyGo fixed-route network free of charge.
• For children who are the only students in their neighborhood, IPS is launching a fleet of privately owned SUVs and drivers to get kids to and from school.
• Students who live 1.5 miles or less from their school may be considered walkers.