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Wednesday, May 11, 2022

Wednesday, May 11, 2022

🌼 There's A (Sort Of) Secret Rooftop Garden Hiding Downtown

May 11, 2022

Sponsored by Greater Columbus Sports CommissionThe Community Youth Camp presented by The Columbus Foundation creates equitable opportunities for kids to play more than a dozen sports over four days. Coaches make the fundamentals fun and help 6- to 12-year-olds build confidence and learn life skills. With a male and female instructor for every sport, kids can be what they see. For more info about the camp, visit columbussports.org. 🏀

Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

I enjoy a well-kept secret as much as the next girl, but there are some things you just can't keep to yourself. When there's a downright magical secret garden hiding on the roof of one of Columbus's most iconic buildings, that's the kind of info I just have to share with all of you. Tour dates are limited and will probably book up fast, so if you fall in love, choose a date and make that reservation!

Navigator Feature Story:

The Old Lazarus Building Has A (Sort Of) Secret Rooftop Garden

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Navigator Originals ✏️

Help Wish This 100-Year-Old Ohioan A Happy Birthday

🥳

Want to do something really nice for a stranger? Harold Myers turns 100 next month and his family is hoping to have 100 birthday cards from strangers waiting to be opened on his big day.

Headlines 📰

❤️ This curated road trip

takes you to some of the most important feminist spots around the United States, and there's

one very important stop here in Ohio.

(Atlas Obscura)

💻 Everyone's talking about

the impacts the new Intel plant will have on Central Ohio and Ohio in general, and this article sums up

why it's such a big deal

perfectly. (Site Selection)

☀️ Weather:

83 and sunny

Sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts CenterThe Columbus Arts Festival returns June 10-12 with over 200 visual artists, three stages of performances, and dozens of food vendors. Produced by staff with the help of over 80 year-round volunteers and hundreds of weekend volunteers, the Columbus Arts Festival attracts the nation’s top artists as well as art enthusiasts from all over the country. The festival is completely free to attend and you can learn more at columbusartsfestival.org. 🎨