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Tuesday, November 9, 2021

Tuesday, November 9, 2021

🦃 These Columbus Restaurants Are Open On Thanksgiving Day

Sponsored by the Columbus SymphonyIn the talented hands of the charismatic Claire Huangci, Liszt’s extraordinarily beautiful piano concerto is sure to impress with its lyricism and originality. Brahms’ romantic Symphony No. 2 captivates with its melodic richness and pastoral beauty. The CSO is hosting a donation drive. This year's collection recipient is the Home for Families Foundation, which provides Welcome Home Kits to families that are being housed or re-housed. They include items for their new bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen to help families get a fresh start on their way to housing, economic and educational stability. For more information, or to purchase tickets, please visit columbussymphony.com. 🎵🎻

Happy Tuesday! Chelsea here.

Some people love cooking a massive meal on Thanksgiving. But sometimes going out for a nice meal sounds like a much better way to spend the day. If you're hoping to skip the dishes and just enjoy a delicious meal with the family, this is the list for you.

Navigator Feature Story:

These Columbus Restaurants Are Open On Thanksgiving Day

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Acclaimed American Samoan Artists To Lead Paint And Sip Class At Sanctuary On Neil

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Enjoy a glass of wine while you learn from some of the best artists in American Samoa. Who's ready to get creative?

AEP Donates $1 Million To Greater Columbus Arts Council

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The Greater Columbus Arts Council is such a fantastic organization doing amazing work here in the capital city. It's great to see them get such a sizeable donation and we can't wait to see the art that is made possible from it.

Headlines 📰

🎞 This old photo

of Columbus from 1936 shows just how much the city

has changed in nearly 100 years.

(Reddit)

💻 One of my favorite Columbus-based writers

has launched a newsletter called Werk-In-Progress. Saeed Jones will be sharing his poetry, essays, and more with subscribers and you can

(Substack)

🌤 Weather:

66 and cloudy

Sponsored by Decorative Arts Center of Ohio and their exhibit Distinctly Paramount: Fashion & Costume from the Paramount Pictures Archive. Paramount Pictures has been at the forefront of defining style in motion pictures and television for over 100 years. Randall Thropp brings a new exhibit to the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio celebrating studio-created costumes as well as purchased fashions used on camera. Featured designers include Valentino, Roberto Cavalli, Alexander McQueen, Nolan Miller, Edith Head and others. Click here for more details! 🎬