Tuesday, May 2, 2023

🥯 Where To Get The Best Bagels In C-Bus

May 02, 2023

Sponsored by Columbus SymphonyJoin the Columbus Symphony for an evening of Mussorgsky, Rachmaninoff, and Tchaikovsky. Praised by The New York Times as “a superb pianist, a thoughtful, sensitive performer,” Zhu Wang will perform perhaps the most famous work in the piano concerto repertoire, Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2. Tickets start at $10. You can learn more at columbussymphony.com.

Happy Tuesday! Chelsea here.

It's another gloomy day in Columbus, but I have a way to brighten up your morning, and it's foolproof. Over the years, Columbus has slowly built up some amazing options for bagels. Seriously, nothing chases away the blues caused by the gray Columbus sky quite like a warm, perfectly crafted bagel. Add some schmear and you'll be in carb heaven. Have a great Tuesday, friends!

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Where To Get The Best Bagels In Columbus

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A Giant, 110-Foot Ferris Wheel Is Coming To Central Ohio

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Ready to get a birdseye view of one of the city's most iconic destinations? This giant sky wheel will open in just a few weeks and it's going to be epic.

Headlines 📰

📚 A NYT Bestselling Author

(and Pickerington resident!) used the derelict Eastland Mall as inspiration for the setting of her latest novel, “Four Found Dead”. The thriller is a murder mystery about seven teens who are working the final closing shift at Riverview Theaters, a shuttering movie multiplex and the only remaining business operating inside the

defunct Riverview Fashionplace Mall.

(Columbus Monthly)

🪧 The Writers Guild of America

has called for a strike. Although this isn't Columbus-specific,

it will impact everyone that enjoys film and television.

(IndieWire)

👗 Getting dressed in 1890s Ohio

was a lot different than getting dressed in 2023 Ohio. Here's a look at what women's clothing looked like

at the end of the 19th century.

(Ohio History)

🌦 Weather:

47 with showers likely after 1 p.m.

Sponsored by Greater Columbus Arts CouncilArt Spot is a series of temporary public art installations that explore themes around climate change and conservation. Featuring 14 artists, 13 installations, and nine locations in and around downtown Columbus, Art Spot installations will be on view 24/7 in the windows of partner businesses and nonprofits through June 30, 2023. For more information, visit columbusmakesart.com/artspot.