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Monday, October 31, 2022

Monday, October 31, 2022

🌳 How To Spend The Perfect Day At Blacklick Woods Metro Park

October 31, 2022

Sponsored by the Columbus SymphonyJoin the Columbus Symphony as they kick off their 2022-2023 Masterworks Series with an evening of Brahms & Dvořák. The program will include Starburst by Jesse Montgomery, Piano Concerto No. 2 by Brahms, and Symphony No. 6 by Dvořák. To purchase your tickets, please visit columbussymphony.com. 🎼🎶

Happy Halloween! It's Chelsea.

I can't believe that October is already over. But at least we get a prize at the end! Trick-or-Treat will mostly likely be going on in your neighborhood tonight, so don't forget the candy! If you're on the hunt for a good place to walk off those extra pieces of candy this year, head to the oldest Metro Park in town. Blacklick Woods is gorgeous, plus, there's even a free golf course!

Navigator Feature Story:

The 7 Best Things To Do At Blacklick Woods Metro Park

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Navigator Originals ✏️

The Mysterious and Unsolved: 5 Columbus Mysteries Worthy Of A Podcast

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These unsolved cases are all deserving of their own podcast, but the one that intrigues me the most is the Circleville Letter Writer. I just have so many questions!

Headlines 📰

🚧 The Front Street Bridge

will be closed for the next two years as work continues on the

70/71 split through downtown Columbus.

(Dispatch)

💸 A recent federal grant

will boost Columbus programs designed to

address lead and other household hazards.

(WOSU)

🦛 Did you know

that hippos eat pumpkins?

Happy #NationalPumpkinDay! It's pumpkin-crushing season and the hippos are happy to participate! Sound up to hear that satisfying crunch! Pumpkin pandemonium is brought to you by @FrischsBigBoy
— Cincinnati Zoo (@CincinnatiZoo)
4:00 PM • Oct 26, 2022

(Twitter)

🌦 Weather:

69 with a chance of rain.

Sponsored by Greater Columbus Arts CouncilLaunched in 2021, Columbus Makes Art Passport is a free booklet full of wonderful things to do in Columbus during the months of September and October. It was such a hit in 2021 that it's back in 2022. Booklets will be available to pick up in early August. There are many returning arts stops and a few new places to visit. Once again the stickers are designed by Columbus-based artists and there are 23 unique stickers. For more info, visit columbusmakesart.com/passport. 🎨