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Monday, February 27, 2023

Monday, February 27, 2023

🛍 6 Fantastic Thrift Stores Around Columbus Where You Can Find Great Deals

Sponsored by the Columbus SymphonyGustav Mahler’s epic Symphony No. 9 is essential listening in the Classical repertoire. One of his last compositions, the work was born out of a sense of finality as he had recently been diagnosed with a terminal heart condition. A deeply personal composition, the symphony displays all that Mahler did best, from emotional melodies to lush harmonies to large-scale structures, and despite the large orchestration, the work moves seamlessly between intimate sensuality and grand majesty. You can hear this majestic piece of work performed by the Columbus Symphony in March. For more info, or to grab your tickets, visit columbussymphony.com. 🎻

Happy Monday! Chelsea here.

Welcome back to another week, friends. You all are such a smart audience. So many of you correctly guessed that the photo on Friday was of the Columbus Main Library! To celebrate you could treat yourself to a little shopping. Of course, prices aren't exactly cheap right now, but that's where our wesome thrift stores come in. You can shop and save money at the same time. Sounds like a treat to me. I hope you all have a great start to the week!

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6 Fantastic Thrift Stores Around Columbus Where You Can Find Great Deals

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The Columbus Library’s Culture Pass Offers Free Admission To So Many Columbus Institutions

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Speaking of the library... We are so lucky to have such a great library here in Columbus. CML is celebrating 150 years of service to the community, and the best way you can thank them is by taking advantage of the programs they work hard to create for all of us.

The 7 Best Ramen Joints In Columbus

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Is there anything better than a steaming bowl of ramen? If you're craving some of the good stuff, we've rounded up our favorite ramen spots around town just for you.