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Friday, April 29, 2022

Friday, April 29, 2022

🌳 The Best Natural Play Areas For Kids In C-Bus

April 29, 2022

Sponsored by Cinema Columbus Film FestivalYou won't want to miss this extraordinary, first-ever Columbus cinematic event! The Cinema Columbus Film Festival will showcase new, independent documentary, narrative, and short films to be screened throughout Columbus. You can find the full schedule at CinemaColumbus.com/schedule. See you there, friends! 🎥🍿

Happy Friday! Chelsea here.

Is everyone ready for the weekend? I know I am! One of the best things about Columbus is our access to so many beautiful natural spaces. We have incredible parks and within those spaces, there are some really special spots for the kids to get outside and explore.

Navigator Feature Story:

The Best Natural Play Areas For Kids In Columbus

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7 Wonderful Independent Bookstores In Columbus

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Tomorrow is Independent Bookstore Day, which means it's time to celebrate at some of our favorite spots around the city. Shop local and help support these incredible stores.

This Columbus Social Media Influencer Was Nominated For A James Beard Media Award

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Congratulations are in order to Alexis Nikole Nelson, aka the Black Forager, for her James Beard Media Award nomination. We are so lucky to have her and all of her foraging knowledge here in Columbus.

Headlines 📰

😷 COVID-19 cases

are on the rise for the fourth consecutive week in Ohio, although

hospitalizations and deaths remain low.

(NBC4)

🍕 Breakfast Pizza

is back at Mikey's Light Night Slice until May 1 and

it's freaking delicious.

(Breakfast with Nick)

🔭 If you're ever wondering

what the stargazing will be like, you should check out the blog at John Glenn Astronomy Park. They provide weekly updates about

what will be visible in the night sky.

(JGAP)

🌤 Weather:

66 with clouds decreasing throughout the day

Sponsored by the Columbus SymphonyColumbus Symphony Music Director Rossen Milanov conducts a remarkable program showcasing Columbus Symphony Concertmaster Joanna Frankel as she deftly and expertly performs Benjamin Britten’s stunning and rarely heard Violin Concerto. The concert also includes Shostakovich’s monumental Symphony No. 10, a powerful chronicle of some of the most shattering moments in human history. Tickets start at $10 and can be purchased in person at the CBUSArts Ticket Center (39 E. State St.), online by visiting ColumbusSymphony.com. 🎶❤️