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Boiler Room

Local artist collective FeelTrip will hold down the decks at this Record Store Day brunch on the Boiler Room's patio, which will also feature live performances by the Lulabelles and Model Stranger. Open at noon.

Bric-A-Brac Records and Collectibles

The Avondale record and '80s nostalgia emporium opens early, enticing hung over patrons with coffee from Wormhole and Doughnut Vault treats. At noon, the party extends to neighboring Lost Lake and Thank You, where you can order the special Bric-A-Braquiri and listen to DJ sets. Back over at Bric-A-Brac, catch performances from bands like Tweens and Proud Parents beginning at 1pm. Open at 8am.

Dave's Records

Confuse waspy brunchers on their way to surrounding Clark Street restaurants by lining up in front of Dave's on Record Store Day. The best part about shopping at Dave's is all the freebies he gives away to customers, including candy, cupcakes from Molly's, and promotional CDs, DVDs and records. Open at 9:45am.

Emporium Arcade Bar

Revolution Brewing and Reckless Records collaborated on a new beer, Hand Over Fist, which will make its debut at this Record Store Day showcase at Emporium in Wicker Park. Come in to try the brew and catch sets from Ribbonhead, Roach Beach and Meat Wave. Anyone with a Reckless Records receipt of at least $50 will get free tokens and a free beer, while those with a $20-plus receipt from any Chicago record store can score some free tokens. Open at noon.

Logan Hardware

You won't find any Lego Movie soundtrack picture discs or Metallica cassettes at Logan Hardware on Record Store Day this year. The shop is eschewing official RSD releases and is teasing the rollout of more than 60 boxes of LPs priced to move. Happy digging. Open at noon.

Permanent Records

This West Town shop is stocking up on hundreds of RSD titles, as well as morning treats from West Town Bakery and Dark Matter Coffee AND afternoon snacks from Roots Pizza. Stop in at 4:30 to hear sets from American District Telegraphy, Clearance and buckinghampalaceSVU. Open at 8am.

Chance at Life Cat Rescue will hold adoptions from noon to 5 p.m. March 5 at Pet Valu, 40 Washington Ave., Dumont, including cats of all ages, colors and personalities. The Westwood Elks Lodge will hold an all-you-can-eat pasta dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. March 5 at 523 Kinderkamack Road. $10 adults; $7 children under 12; free for children under 3. John Cangelosi Jr. at 201-664-0350.

Flat Rock Brook is seeking volunteer trail guides. The organization will hold a pot-luck luncheon at noon March 10 at 443 Van Nostrand Ave., Englewood, where those interested can find out more about the trail guide program. Jill Bennetta at jill@flatrockbrook.org.

VFW Triangle Post 2799 homestyle breakfast sponsored by the auxiliary, 8 a.m.-noon; $7 adults, $4 children 12 years and under; eggs, hashbrowns, sausage or ham, pancakes or freedom toast, toast, coffee or tea

Students from the forestry and landscape architecture clubs will plant several uncommon species of evergreen and deciduous trees April 28 (noon, southeast corner of University Boulevard and Haber Road) in obervance of Arbor Day (April 29). Joining them will be Joe Colletti, senior associate dean in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Steven Jungst, interim chair of the entomology and natural resource ecology and management (NREM) departments; and Dave Miller, associate vice president for facilities planning and management. NREM purchased the trees as part of a project to increase the diversity in ISU's tree inventory, particularly for teaching purposes. FPM will maintain the trees. All are welcome to the planting.

ISU Dining invites members of the university community to celebrate Mother's Day (or graduation weekend) at its gourmet brunch May 8 (seatings at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., MU Great Hall). Reservations are required.

The mechanical engineering department's second Design Expo, featuring projects by students in four ME spring courses (270, 415, 466 and 490), will be held April 26 (noon-4 p.m., Howe Hall atrium). The university community is invited.

Ames-area state and federal employees are invited to recycle their personal electronics Thursday, April 21, 7 a.m. to noon, at the State Department of Transportation offices, 800 Lincoln Way. Most items (such as batteries, copiers, DVD players, fax machines, handheld electronics, laptops, printers and video games) can be recycled free. Recycling fees will be charged for monitors and TVs. The recycling event is provided by the DOT Green Team and Department of Natural Resources Iowa Waste Exchange Program.

The College of Business will host an informational lunch about its MBA program April 20 (noon-1 p.m., Olde Main Brewing Co., 316 Main St.). Lunch will be provided. Those who will attend are asked to RSVP to Jenny Reitano.

June 28 St. Benedict Church, 111 S. Ninth St., Terre Haute. Sesquicentennial Celebration Mass and brunch, Archbishop Joseph W. Tobin primary celebrant, 11 a.m. Brunch to follow at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, 1 Providence Road, St. Mary-of-the-Woods.

July 16-18 St. Christopher Parish, 5301 W. 16th St., Indianapolis. Summer Festival, Thurs. 4-10 p.m., Fri. 4-11 p.m., Sat. noon-11 p.m., food, games, rides. Information: 317-241-6314. e24fc04721