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Friday, February 18, 2022

Friday, February 18, 2022

🎸 8 Amazing Ohio Music Festivals You Won’t Want To Miss This Summer

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Happy Friday! Chelsea here.

I hope you all managed to stay dry yesterday. That was quite a deluge for February and I'm pretty sure the only creature that enjoyed it is my 100lbs pup who loves nothing more than splashing around in muddy puddles. While we're all stuck here in the cold, it's a great time to start making some plans for the summer. I know it seems like it's way too early to start thinking about how you'll spend your summer days, but when it comes to festivals, the early bird definitely gets the worm. We've got some swell music festivals to look forward to this summer, my friends.

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8 Amazing Ohio Music Festivals You Won’t Want To Miss This Summer

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There’s A New Pop-Up Art Gallery From Seventh Son Brewing And 934 Gallery

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One of my favorite things about Columbus is the spirit of collaboration. Two of my favorite local businesses have teamed up to create this awesome pop-up art gallery.

Headlines 📰

🗺 Once again,

the Ohio Redistricting Commission has failed to meet the deadline for new legislative maps. The seven-member commission voted 5-2 along party lines to reject the Democratic commissioners’ proposed drawings,

with the GOP offering no map of their own

. (NBC4)

👨‍🚀 On February 20th, 1962,

the Mercury-Atlas 6 mission put astronaut John Glenn into full orbit. Sixty years later,

Ohio History showcases the iconic Ohio astronaut.

(Ohio History)

🌤 Weather:

30 and cloudy

Sponsored by the Decorative Arts Center of OhioHindsight: The Art of Looking Back showcases the nostalgic work of the Ohio folk artists of the 1800s and 1900s, known collectively as the memory painters. These artists captured the simplicity of earlier days in rural Ohio in unassuming lines and bold color palettes. Visit the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio to get to know these incredible local pieces of art and the artists behind them. The exhibit runs through April 24, 2022. You can learn more by visiting decartsohio.org/exhibitions.