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Wednesday, November 10, 2021

Wednesday, November 10, 2021

🚂 5 Fantastic Holiday Train Rides Around Ohio

Sponsored by EastonFrom the Grand Illumination to carriage rides to other holiday events, Easton is the place to be this holiday season. With over 30 million visitors a year, Easton knows exactly how to make your holiday season fun and enjoyable, with perfect gifts, delicious restaurants for gathering with friends and family, and a fantastic ambiance for romantic date nights. For more information about the holiday offerings at Easton, please visit eastontowncenter.com/holiday-happenings. 🎄🎄

Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

There are a lot of fun ways to celebrate the holidays around town. But one of my absolute favorites has to be the various Christmas trains. From visits with Santa to huge light displays to stunning scenery, these five trains offer rides that are full of holiday joy. Are y'all ready? Because whether we like it or not, the holiday season is in full swing.

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5 Fantastic Holiday Train Rides Around Ohio

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Tupelo Honey Is Bringing Made-From-Scratch Southern Food To Upper Arlington

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If you've been craving southern comfort food, you're going to be in for a real treat. Tupelo Honey is a North Carolina-based restaurant opening its first Ohio location in UA next year.

Headlines 📰

Franklin Park Conservatory's

Conservatory Aglow has been selected by USA TODAY's 10 Best for its Readers’ Choice Travel Awards. You can show your love by

voting for Conservatory Aglow through December 6

. (USA Today)

The Pancake House

in Westerville may be tiny, but they make

big, delicious breakfasts.

(Breakfast With Nick)

🌤 Weather:

63 with patchy fog before 9 a.m., then partly sunny

Sponsored by the Columbus Museum of ArtReady to see art from some of the most prolific artists of all time? Through Vincent's Eyes: Van Gogh and his Sources will feature paintings by Van Gogh and other impressionists, as well as the literature, art, and more that inspired him. For more info about the upcoming exhibit, please visit ColumbusMuseum.org. 🖼🖼