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Monday, April 4, 2022

Monday, April 4, 2022

📚 7 Wonderful Independent Book Stores In Columbus

Sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts CenterEdwaard Liang is a dancer and choreographer with BalletMet. "My decision to settle in Columbus was driven by a desire to be a part of something greater than my independent career. I was attracted to this city by the prospect of its massive movement forward – driven by creativity, collaboration and common goals, "says Edwaard. Learn more about Edwaard and other Columbus artists by visiting ColumbusMakesArt.com. 🎨🎨

Happy Monday! Chelsea here.

One of my favorite things about living in Columbus is how easy it is to access amazing literature. I grew up going to The Main Library and The Book Loft as a kid, and those are habits I have kept up into adulthood. There's just nothing like reading a new and exciting novel, and the expertise at local book stores around the city is unmatched. P.S. If you reply to this email, let me know what you've been reading! I'm always looking for suggestions.

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7 Wonderful Independent Book Stores In Columbus

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Weird Columbus History: The Ohio Departments of State Building Explosion

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On the afternoon of Thursday, April 14, 1932, a violent explosion ripped through the lower levels of the central and southern parts of the Ohio Departments of State building in downtown Columbus. 53 people were injured and 10 people were ultimately killed.

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🎙 Ann Fisher and guests

discuss all sides of affordable housing, from "how it’s defined, to solutions to overcome its challenges and

how it can be better designed."

(WOSU)

🇺🇸 Nan Whaley has officially visited

all 88 counties in Ohio

in her bid for Governor

. (Ohio Capital Journal)

👕 A new documentary

from Netflix will explore the rise and fall of Abercrombie, which is headquartered in New Albany. You can

(YouTube)

🌤 Weather:

55 and rainy

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. 🎶❤️