Wednesday, September 6, 2023

Sponsored by the Columbus Symphony
The 2023–24 Masterworks series opens with Gustav Holst’s celestial masterpiece The Planets, featuring stunning HD imagery and the female voices of the Columbus Symphony Chorus. This monumental work takes the listener on a musical journey across the solar system, dedicating a movement to each planet. To purchase tickets, or to learn more, please visit columbussymphony.com. 🪐🎵

 

Hello Wednesday! Chelsea here.

If there’s one thing that can break me out of any mid-week funk, it’s shopping. But let’s face it— life is crazy expensive right now. That doesn’t mean there aren’t still some good deals out there though, especially when it comes to home decor. If you’re in the process of doing a little revamping or DIY around the house, don’t sleep on this list. There are so many ways to redecorate affordably.

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Wayne National Forest Might Be Getting A New Name 🌳
The U.S. Forest Service is asking Tribal nations and community leaders for input on the potential name change for Wayne National Forest, which was named after a controversial Revolutionary War General.

The Most Vital Columbus Parks You Need To Visit That Aren't Metro Parks 🌻
We’re fortunate to have such an expansive Metro Park system. But some of the most impressive parks in town aren’t part of the Metro Parks at all.

Sponsored by Short North Stage
Sondheim on Sondheim is an intimate look at the Father of the Modern Musical, offering audiences a glimpse into the personal life and creative process of the legendary Stephen Sondheim. With exclusive interviews, two dozen of Sondheim's beloved songs, and new arrangements by David Loud, the show is a funny, affectionate, and revealing tribute to musical theater's greatest living composer and lyricist. This limited-engagement performance runs September 8-10 at the Garden Theatre. For more info, visit shortnorthstage.org. 🎭

Headlines 📰 

🏡 Perusing through unique houses is one of my favorite pastimes. But nothing has ever stood out quite like the Armenian Estates in Delaware. These houses are so intriguing and I’m interested to see how the neighborhood develops further. (Dispatch)

🏈The Buckeyes might have started the season with a 23-3 win against Indiana but that wasn’t enough to keep the team from slipping down two spots to No. 5 in the new AP Poll. (NBC4)

 🏡 When you love your neighborhood, it’s easy to gush about it. This local man is taking you along for the ride, to see what it’s like to live in Clintonville for a day. (Columbus Monthly)

Weather: 89 with a chance of thunderstorms after 1 p.m.

Sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts Council
Columbus has some amazing public art to explore, and it's never been easier thanks to the ARTWALKS app. The app will show you the way to murals, sculptures, fountains, historic theatres, and so much more, showcasing all of the incredible public art the city has to offer. For more info, please visit columbusmakesart.com/public-art. 🎨

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🌼 We’ve been having some epic sunsets here in Columbus lately. Do you have a favorite sunset viewing spot?

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- Chelsea