Tuesday, May 29 2018

A Frank Lloyd Wright inspired Worthington dream home is on the market for the first time ever 🏡🌲🌳

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Welcome back, it's James.

It's apparently mid-century mod month in Columbus real estate. Last week, we had

, and now today comes this Rush Creek Village house that has never before been on the market.

Built in 1957 by a Frank Lloyd Wright disciple, this house is a beautiful example of Wright's

concepts. 

Tuesday Weather 🌡89 and partly sunny ⛅️

Around Town 🏘Have you ever wondered what the deal is with the abandoned highway near Scioto Audubon? WOSU has your explainer. [WOSU]Ohio had two years to get its medical marijuana program up and running, and kind of unbelievably, it's looking increasingly like the state might miss the September deadline. [Dispatch/Daugherty]Breakfast With Nick visits Blank Slate Coffee in Gahanna, which is located in an extremely sweet classic Airstream. [Breakfast With Nick]

Coming Up 📆⛳️ 5/29-6/3: The Memorial🙋‍♀️ 5/30: Creating Confident Girls, Cultivating Women Who Lead🎭 5/30-6/17: Aspects of Love (Riffe Center)🎭 5/31-6/2: Columbus Dance Theater at 20 (Lincoln Theatre)🎭 5/31-6/24: Stephen Sondheim's Assassins (Short North Stage)🎭 6/2: Don Quixote (Ohio Theatre - Ballet of Ukraine)🎉 6/2: African-American Cultural Festival🍦 6/2: Jeni's Strawberry Jam (Land Grant Brewing)🐶 6/2: Puppy Love (Two Dollar Radio)🍺 6/2: Chicken And Beer Festival (Franklinton)🍺 6/2: Kale and Ale Festival (Genoa Park)⚽️ 6/2: Crew vs. Toronto FC🖼 6/2: Short North Gallery Hop🛍 6/3: Ohio Explored Summer Maker Mart🏡 6/3: Bexley House And Garden Tour

Weekly Concert Calendar: 👨‍🎤🎸🎹5/31: Kimbra (A&R Music Bar)6/1: Incubus (Express Live!)6/1: Rhythm on the River presents An Evening of Bluegrass (Bicentennial Park)6/1: Diana Krall(Ohio Theatre)6/2: Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls (Express Live!)6/2: Summer 614 (Columbus Commons)6/2: Sarob (The Basement)

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Longread 🎓"In the 60's a young Palestinian man was warmly received by a small town in Minnesota. But, what would it be like when he returned, fifty years later, in post-9/11 America?"The Believer: Our Arab

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