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Tuesday, October 9 2018

Tuesday, October 9 2018

A Monthly Columbus Cocktail Party Celebrates The Roaring 20's 🍸🍸🍸

Happy Tuesday. It's James.

Living in the past seems like a solid mental health plan right about now (also voting - quick reminder that

), so how about these 9 Columbus commercials that are sure to make you think "OMG I haven't thought of that in years" again and again?

Come for the Big Bear ads, stay for City Center's grand opening - we've got it all.

Navigator full story:

9 Nostalgic Columbus Commercials That Will Transport You Back In Time

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Navigator Originals ✏️

Mixed Tape Tour 2019: New Kids On The Block, Salt-N-Peppa, And Others Coming To Columbus

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I love the concept of these nostalgia tours, but sometimes the line-ups have been a little lacking. This tour's artist curation is solid. I'd pay to see Naughty By Nature by themselves, and the rest hits the nostalgia button hard enough to be worth it. I only wish we still had a glorious 80's mall worthy of a show like this, but the Schott will have to do.

This Monthly Columbus Cocktail Party Celebrates The Roaring 20s And More

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Vintage music from the 20's through the 40's plus an opportunity to dress up like you live in a period of unfortunate decadence? (Maybe history doesn't repeat, but it rhymes.) What more do you need?

A Complete List Of Family-Friendly Breweries In Columbus

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Just pretend I put the Reese Witherspoon "

Sweet Home Alabama

" baby-bar gif right here.

5 Things To Know ❤️

A bill was introduced in the Ohio House last Thursday that would begin the process of allocating funding for air conditioning to be installed in Ohio schools lacking climate control. Columbus City Schools has missed multiple days this school year due to excessive heat. [Dayton Daily News] ☀️
The New York Times looks at Ohio's own Neil Armstrong's two sons as they prepare to auction off their father's astronaut keepsakes. [New York Times] 🚀
There was plenty of national attention for Columbus yesterday due to the city deciding not to honor Columbus Day, and instead, give city employees the day off on Veteran's Day. The best headline was from the Washington Post: "Columbus, Ohio, once spent $95 million to help celebrate Columbus Day. Now, it’s canceled." [Washington Post] 🛑
Do you need 105 vintage pictures of the Kahiki Supper Club from a tiki obsessed website? Or is that just me? [Critiki] 🌋
Tuesday Weather: 🌡 87 and sunny ☀️☀️