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Tuesday, February 15, 2022

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

🏰 The World’s Biggest Bounce House Is Coming To Columbus This Spring

Sponsored by Columbus SymphonyGuest conductor William Eddins leads the Columbus Symphony in an exciting program he curated himself, performing as both conductor and piano soloist in Gershwin’s ever-popular Rhapsody in Blue and Beethoven’s triumphant Symphony No. 5. The program also includes Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson’s Sinfonietta No. 1. Tickets start at $10 and can be purchased in-person at the CBUSArts Ticket Center, by phone at (614) 469-0939, or online at columbussymphony.com.

Happy Tuesday! Chelsea here.

Calling all kids and kids at heart! The world's largest touring inflatable event has an upcoming stop in Columbus. Whether you're looking for a fun day with your kiddos or you and your friends want to enjoy some adult-only bounce time, The Big Bounce America seems like a perfect way to spend an afternoon.

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The World’s Biggest Bounce House Is Coming To Columbus This Spring

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The Cinema Columbus Film Festival Will Debut In April

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After the inaugural Cinema Columbus Film Festival was canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic, the event will finally debut in late April.

This New Columbus Speakeasy Will Host A Soft Opening This Weekend

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Sotto Terra will launch on Friday night with a Trivia Night, but eventually, they'll be hosting all sorts of events including a Dolly Parton Look-a-Like contest, Boozy-Bee Adult Spelling Bees, and local talent & drag contests.

Headlines 📰

💸 Although Ohio's rental market

is lower than the national average, apartment prices have

certainly climbed here in Columbus.

(Axios)

❄️ Hocking Hills State Park

may be closed right now, but there's still a chance to catch it in all of its winter glory this season.

Here's why you should.

(Adventure Mom Blog)

🌤 Weather:

40 and mostly sunny

Sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts CenterMandi Caski is a muralist whose impressive works can be seen all around Columbus. "In constant search for a better way of creating, I find that my work is never the same twice. Some recurring themes in the work are, animalistic nature, death, mystery and fantasy," says Mandi. Learn more about Mandi, her story, and other Columbus artists by visiting ColumbusMakesArt.com. 🎨🎨