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Friday, August 19, 2022

Friday, August 19, 2022

👍 The Dopest Late Night Food Spots In Columbus

August 19, 2022

Sponsored by the Columbus SymphonyStarting this season, the Columbus Symphony is launching “We are here for you,” an innovative three-year plan centered on extraordinary and meaningful service to the central Ohio community. As the Symphony works to be here for all residents of Columbus and surrounding areas, they will be focused on removing barriers, such as cost and physical location to advance community impact. You can learn more about the program by visiting ColumbusSymphony.com. 🎶❤️

Happy Friday! Chelsea here.

Sometimes, you just want to grab a pizza and a donut at 2 a.m. In the Before Times, aka pre-pandemic, finding a late-night spot wasn't all that hard. But the world has changed and there are fewer places open past 11 p.m. Sure, the iconic chains remain, like Waffle House, IHOP, and Denny's, but what if you're craving something local? Go ahead and bookmark this list, that way the next time you feel a little hungry at night, you won't have to look too far to find solutions.

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The Dopest Late Night Food Spots In Columbus

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Ready to have a little fun this weekend? There is a lot going on around town, so get out there and have a new experience, Columbus.

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🏈 Looks like we'll be

watching the Buckeyes on CBS this season. CBS has bought

Hello, @B1Gfootball.
Hit the music.
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports)
1:30 PM • Aug 18, 2022

(Twitter)

❤️ This Columbus man

is trying to make $100 per day doing odd jobs in order to pay for a trip for himself and his wife to visit Thailand and it's such a heartwarming tale. (Axios Columbus)

☀️ Weather:

85 and mostly sunny

Sponsored by Decorative Arts Center of OhioA new exhibit from the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio will highlight photography from Depression-era photographers as well as contemporary photographers documenting the COVID-19 pandemic. Chronicles: The Great Depression and the Pandemic features photography from these two important times in history, comparing them while also engaging patrons with photography from regional sites including Lancaster, Fairfield County, and throughout Ohio. A theme throughout is the resilience of the American people as they tackle the trials and tribulations placed before them. The show will run through August 28, 2022. For more info about the Decorative Arts Center, visit decartsohio.org. 📷