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Thursday, October 6, 2022

Thursday, October 6, 2022

🏰 The 10 Best Things To Do At The Ohio Renaissance Festival

October 06, 2022

Sponsored by the Columbus Zoo and AquariumGather your ghouls and goblins and head up to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium for Boo at the Zoo, presented by Wendy’s. This merry-not-scary event begins on Friday, October 14 at 5 p.m. and is included with Zoo admission or a Columbus Zoo membership. For more info, visit columbuszoo.org. 👻🐯

Happy Thursday! Chelsea here.

Here ye, hear ye! There are a lot of reasons to love fall in Ohio. We've talked about a lot of them in this newsletter. But one of my absolute favorites has to be a visit to our very own 16th-century village at the Ohio Renaissance Festival. It's such a unique experience and everyone's so happy to be there, that the joy and spirit of the festival are basically contagious. Good luck frowning with a mug of ale in one hand and a turkey leg in the other!

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The 10 Best Things To Do At The Ohio Renaissance Festival

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These Incredible Glamping Geodomes Are Tucked Away In Hocking Hills

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From treehouses to storage containers, there are lots of unique places to stay when visiting Hocking Hills. But if you're looking for both luxury and uniqueness, you can't go wrong with these glamping geodesic domes at the Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls.

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☕️ I think anyone who has eaten

at Fox in the Snow can understand the sentiment of writing a love letter to the cafe. Luckily,

we don't have to write one because Nick already did.

(Breakfast with Nick)

💩 I know that wastewater management

isn't exactly everyone's favorite morning topic, but honestly, the history of how one man sued the developers of North Broadway back in the late

1800s is too good not to include.

(Clintonville History)

☀️ Weather:

75 with clouds disappearing into sunny skies.

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 coming 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.