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Monday, April 18, 2022

Monday, April 18, 2022

🚗 Take The Perfect Day Trip To Ohio’s 80-Year-Old Rock Garden

April 18, 2022

Sponsored by PromoWestFrom local artists to national sensations, PromoWest has been bringing the best talent to Columbus for years. Over the next few months, you can enjoy a fun night out at one of their four venues while enjoying acts like Aly + AJ, Tame Impala, Ben Rector, My Morning Jacket, and more. To view the full calendar of upcoming concerts from PromoWest, you can visit their website at promowestlive.com. 🎸🤘

Happy Monday! Chelsea here.

Whether you are searching for the perfect adventure for the kids on spring break or you're just down to check out something quirky, a visit to the Hartman Rock Garden is just the thing. It's such a unique display of dedication and you'll get to see just how one man's dream became reality.

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Take The Perfect Day Trip To Ohio’s 80-Year-Old Rock Garden

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This Rooftop Yoga Session Will Have Incredible Views Of Downtown Columbus

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Start the month of May off with an awesome rooftop yoga session. There will be delicious drinks and great views of the city, rain or shine.

Slate Run Metro Park Has Baby Lambs And They’re Absolutely Precious

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Spring is such a great time of year. There are flowers blooming everywhere, the days are getting longer, and there are baby animals being born! Slate Run Metro Park is one of my favorite parks in town because it also acts as a living historical farm. They've got adorable farm animals all year, but right now, they've got some newborn lambs that are so stinkin' cute!

Headlines 📰

🌡 Columbus was named

the 3rd best city for climate change. According to the article, the biggest threat from climate change

that our city will face will be the rising heat.

(Policygenius)

🚌 COTA plans to place a sales tax

increase on an upcoming ballot in order to raise $6 billion

for a bus rapid transit system.

(Dispatch)

🌤 Weather:

45 and rainy

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.