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Wednesday, September 7, 2022

Wednesday, September 7, 2022

🐴 Ohio’s Amish Country: What To Do & Where To Stay

Sponsored by Columbus SymphonyA tour de force opens the new season at the Columbus Symphony. Carl Orff’s iconic and scandalous Carmina Burana will come alive in full splendor and opulence with a grand orchestra and the angelic voices of the Columbus Symphony Chorus and the Columbus Children’s Choir, September 30 through October 1. For more info, please visit columbussymphony.com. 🎻

Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

Is it just me or is Wednesday the perfect daydreaming kind of day? I fully admit that even though we just came off a long weekend, I can’t help but find myself thinking about skipping away on my next adventure. I know that all of you are a good mix of Ohio natives and transplants, but I think we can all agree that one tourist destination that tends to fly under the radar here in the Buckeye State is Amish Country. If you’ve never had the pleasure of spending some time in this pastoral setting, I can assure you that it’s the perfect place to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and spend the weekend eating delicious home-cooked food and enjoying stunning views. Here’s what you need to know before you go.

Navigator Feature Story:

Navigating Ohio’s Amish Country: The Best Things To Do, Where To Stay, And Places You Can’t Miss

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Navigator Originals ✏️

Where To Find The Best Pho In Columbus

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It’s nearly fall so I feel like we can all finally talk about soup. Specifically, the amazing, delicious Vietnamese soup known as pho. Columbus has some great spots where you can warm up over a great bowl of pho, and we’re here to tell you all about them.

Headlines 📰

🎢 You can’t imagine

the devastation that was unleashed in my house yesterday by the news that one of the most iconic roller coasters in Ohio is being retired.

— Cedar Point (@cedarpoint)
1:41 PM • Sep 6, 2022

(Twitter)

😢 The Garden is leaving

the Short North. This sex shop provided a valuable community resource that will be tough for the neighborhood to replace. You can read more

about the community impact here.

(Columbus Monthly)

❤️ I love when other people

love Columbus. The latest praise is from Midwest Living, which is offering their guide on

the best things to do in town.

(Midwest Living)

☀️ Weather:

78 and sunny

Sponsored by Greater Columbus Arts CouncilLaunched in 2021, Columbus Makes Art Passport is a free booklet full of wonderful things to do in Columbus during the months of September and October. It was such a hit in 2021 that it's coming back in 2022. Booklets will be available to pick up in early August. There are many returning arts stops and a few new places to visit. Once again the stickers are designed by Columbus-based artists and there are 23 unique stickers. For more info, visit columbusmakesart.com/passport.