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Friday, October 8, 2021

Friday, October 8, 2021

🎶The 18 Best Things To Do This Weekend In Columbus

Sponsored by the Decorative Arts Center of OhioVisit the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio as Randall Thropp offers in-depth tours of the Distinctly Paramount exhibition. Space is limited, so register early for this wonderful opportunity. Tickets are $5 and groups will allow 12 people per group. To reserve your spot, or to learn more about the exhibition, please click here. 👗👗

Happy Friday! Chelsea here.

Welcome to the weekend, my friends. There are a lot of fun things going on around town over the next couple of days. So at the risk of sounding like a broken record, stay safe, have fun, and don't forget to wear a mask and wash your hands. Get out there and do something cool this weekend, fam.

Navigator Weekender:

The 18 Best Things To Do This Weekend Including Columbus R&B Fest, Hocking Hills Music Festival, And The Italian Festival

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Navigator Originals ✏️

This Adult Trick-Or-Treat Bash Is Going Down In German Village Next Weekend

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Speaking of awesome things to do, the 15th Annual Monster Bash should definitely make it into your plans next weekend. I mean, how many opportunities do adults have to go trick or treating for adult beverages?

Headlines 📰

🏥 The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

is using cutting-edge augmented reality technology during surgeries. Doctors and patients

are impressed with the results.

(NBC4)

🚌 COTA is phasing out diesel buses

in favor of electric ones. Two will begin routes on Monday, while 8 additional electric buses

will join the fleet in summer 2022.

(Dispatch)

More than 40,000 Ohioans

have received a booster shot since Monday. Less than 15,000 people have gotten their first vaccine dose

in the same time period.

(10TV)

🌤 Weather:

78 with a chance for rain and thunderstorms after 2 p.m.

Join YWCA Columbus for Activists and Agitators from 11-1 pm on Oct. 27, 2021.During the empowering and educational virtual event, we will build on conversations happening across our community to redefine the future of housing, education, and community safety. We will discuss a future in our community that is equitable for everyone. And, we will also discuss ways to be intentional about your self-care during change, as we build an inclusive Columbus. Join us to imagine, empower, and activate. Visit ywcacolumbus.org/AandA for more info. 💪💪