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CATCO will focus on work and the people behind the jobs in its upcoming production of Working: A Musical April 29-May 9. Based upon Studs Terkel’s 1974 bestseller, Working: People Talk About What They Do all Day and How They Feel About What They Do, the musical shares actual workers’ words from the book and gives voice to their hopes and aspirations. Truckers, waitresses, stay-at-home moms, hedge fund managers, laborers, millworkers, project managers, delivery people and other workers tell their…
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Based upon Studs Terkel’s 1974 bestseller, Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do, Working: A Musical shares actual workers’ words from the book and gives voice to their hopes and aspirations through music by Stephen Schwartz, James Taylor, Micki Grant, and Lin-Manuel Miranda, among others. Each person – trucker, waitress, stay-at-home mom, hedge fund manager, laborer, millworker, project manager, delivery person, and more – have a unique story to tell.…
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COSI’s Science Festival is Ohio’s largest annual science event and features dozens of virtual events showcasing great science being done in Ohio. The festival’s goal is to show science is everywhere and for everyone. COSI’s Science Festival is May 5-8, and the Auditor’s office will be hosting a virtual event as part of the festival where students can learn about some of the science used to keep our canine friends healthy. The Auditor’s office event, to be held May 7…
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Join the CYP Club on Friday, May 7th at 8:30am for "Coffee with a Cause," a virtual conversation where we chat with a panel of community leaders representing local causes and let you know how to get more involved around the city. This month we will get to know the folks behind Columbus Gives Back, a volunteering-focused non-profit organization that provides social volunteer and philanthropic opportunities for young professionals across central Ohio. Join us on Zoom or tune in on…
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Ethics in today’s workplace and local communities continue to get a lot of attention. This session will begin with creating an understanding of the basis for strong ethical leadership in both the workplace and in our communities. In addition, the workshop introduces strategies to effectively handle ethical dilemmas when neither option is good or when you have to choose between two acceptable outcomes. As a result of participating in this workshop, participants will have added value to their current capacities…
Find out more »Ethics in today’s workplace and local communities continue to get a lot of attention. This session will begin with creating an understanding of the basis for strong ethical leadership in both the workplace and in our communities. In addition, the workshop introduces strategies to effectively handle ethical dilemmas when neither option is good or when you have to choose between two acceptable outcomes. As a result of participating in this workshop, participants will have added value to their current capacities…
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No matter how great your business idea is, every startup needs help and support to get to the next level. Connect with P&G executives and suppliers to learn about financing your startup, data and analytics, and connecting with customers to build revenue. Break Down to Breakthrough May 7th, 2:00 – 3:30 pm EST | Online Event
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You may recognize Alexis Nikole Nelson as BlackForager — the social media star who highlights the surprisingly edible characteristics of urban plants. And on May 7, she’ll be hosting a virtual program with the Conservatory! Foraging with Alexis Nikole Nelson will include a meet and greet, a foraging segment, and a cooking demo featuring seasonal ingredients found growing in central Ohio. (Recipes are vegan friendly.) $25, $20 FOR MEMBERS FRIDAY, MAY 7, 2021 6:00 PM TO 7:30 PM VIRTUAL
Find out more »CATCO will focus on work and the people behind the jobs in its upcoming production of Working: A Musical April 29-May 9. Based upon Studs Terkel’s 1974 bestseller, Working: People Talk About What They Do all Day and How They Feel About What They Do, the musical shares actual workers’ words from the book and gives voice to their hopes and aspirations. Truckers, waitresses, stay-at-home moms, hedge fund managers, laborers, millworkers, project managers, delivery people and other workers tell their…
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The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »COSI’s Science Festival is Ohio’s largest annual science event and features dozens of virtual events showcasing great science being done in Ohio. The festival’s goal is to show science is everywhere and for everyone. COSI’s Science Festival is May 5-8, and the Auditor’s office will be hosting a virtual event as part of the festival where students can learn about some of the science used to keep our canine friends healthy. The Auditor’s office event, to be held May 7…
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As the final project of our three-year Master of Fine Arts in theatre program, each of our nine acting students create an original solo project.
Find out more »CATCO will focus on work and the people behind the jobs in its upcoming production of Working: A Musical April 29-May 9. Based upon Studs Terkel’s 1974 bestseller, Working: People Talk About What They Do all Day and How They Feel About What They Do, the musical shares actual workers’ words from the book and gives voice to their hopes and aspirations. Truckers, waitresses, stay-at-home moms, hedge fund managers, laborers, millworkers, project managers, delivery people and other workers tell their…
Find out more »Based upon Studs Terkel’s 1974 bestseller, Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do, Working: A Musical shares actual workers’ words from the book and gives voice to their hopes and aspirations through music by Stephen Schwartz, James Taylor, Micki Grant, and Lin-Manuel Miranda, among others. Each person – trucker, waitress, stay-at-home mom, hedge fund manager, laborer, millworker, project manager, delivery person, and more – have a unique story to tell.…
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Blackout Poetry April 19 - May 16 | UAS Online Department of Art “Blackout Poetry” is the process by which one views an existing text, then blocks out parts of words, lines, or paragraphs, selecting the phrases and words they want in a new construction of meaning. It is both a cathartic experience of creative making as well as an exciting form of scavenging for possible meanings. After inviting the community to share new meanings of 5 texts through their own blackout poetry, a selection of poems…
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For this month’s Business of Art, we are excited to welcome Merjin van Der Heijden, Director of Urban Arts Space. We will chat with Merjin about experience running one of the most celebrated arts spaces in Columbus as well as her thoughts on professional practices for artists including website development, grant writing, self-care, marketing and more. Business of Art: Professional Practices for Artists Monday, May 10, 12-1pm (Online)
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Thurber House Adult Writing Workshops cover a variety of topics and are designed for adults of all levels of writing experience. Please note: Workshop days, times, lengths, and tuition vary. **ALL WORKSHOPS MEET ONLINE ON ZOOM** REGISTER: www.thurberhouse.org/adult-workshops ________________ Creativity and Healing (Part One) Monday, March 22 | 6:00 – 8:00 pm ET Instructor: Niki Gnezda In this class, we will use images, metaphors, and the written word to explore deeper understandings of ourselves and our challenges. Through prose and/or…
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The Westerwood Life Care community is offering a free, virtual “Hear Better” class in honor of May’s Better Hearing and Speech Month. Dr. Kelly Tremblay and Dr. Margaret Wallhagen will review high-tech, low-cost solutions to help manage hearing loss in everyday conversations.
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Community Hours Franklin County Auditor Michael Stinziano continues to hold weekly virtual Community Hours meetings where residents share firsthand their feedback and ideas about the auditor’s office or any concerns they have. The meetings continue a practice Stinziano has done since he was first elected to office. Community Hours will be held at the dates and times below via facebook live @mstinziano. Wednesday, May 5 – 10:30 am Highlighting 3 Brothers Diner, 3090 Southwest Blvd. in Jackson Township. Tuesday, May…
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It's a race against the clock as you work with other participants to solve clues and free the citizens of Informatia from the tyranny of the King and Queen of Disinformation! A fun, information literacy game for adults. Participants will "meet" via Zoom. When registering, please make sure your email address is correct as Zoom invitations will be emailed 24 hours before the event.
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Less "the boss" More #boss Wednesday, May 12, 2021 @ 9:00 am EDT Discover productivity tools to streamline your business and best practices for operations as an entrepreneur, solopreneur, or busy #bosslady People start businesses to be “the boss” as they do the things they love. But a lot of things come with being “the boss”. There are contracts and billing and hiring and taxes—all those other things that people take for granted when they work for companies that have…
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Mayor Ginther and the Columbus Community Workforce Apprenticeship Committee invite you to attend the Linden Workforce and Apprenticeship Committee Virtual Event Join us to hear about opportunities in the Columbus Building Trades and Apprenticeship community where you will learn to apply a lifelong career.
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The economic divide between the New American community and the native-born is tremendous. According to a recent study, immigrant households in Columbus earn almost 25% less than native-born households, with over 155,000 new Americans calling the Columbus region home. The Columbus Chamber Foundation is partnering with Community Refugee and Immigration Services (CRIS) and Jewish Family Services to uncover and address some of the contributing factors to this disparity. With the generous support of NiSource Charitable Foundation | Columbia Gas A…
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Science Journalist and Author Kale Williams in Conversation about Climate Change with Byrd Research Center's Jason Cervenec! About this Event Join Science and Environment Journalist Kale Williams, author of The Loneliest Polar Bear: A True Story of Survival and Peril on the Edge of a Warming World, in conversation with Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center’s Jason Cervenec for a conversation about the accelerating climate crisis now facing us. Registrants will receive login information and full instructions close to the…
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Free Public Lecture: 'Dog Breeds in Classical Antiquity' (Dr. Michael Meckler, OSU). Hosted by the Archaeological Institute of America, Columbus chapter. Register at link below, via Zoom. Abstract: Evidence both literary and archaeological clearly shows that the peoples who lived along the Mediterranean at least two millennia ago had an intense familiarity with dogs and understood the concept of selective breeding, choosing specimens with specialized physical characteristics and skills that enabled certain dogs to excel at specialized tasks. Greek and…
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Virtual Author Event: Join Elissa Washuta as she discusses her new collection of personal essays, White Magic, with author and assistant professor of English, Nick White. In White Magic, Washuta reflects on the cheap facsimiles of Native spiritual tools and occult trends, “starter witch kits” of sage, rose quartz, and tarot cards packaged together in paper and plastic; she writes openly about a decade of abuse, addiction, PTSD, and heavy-duty drug treatment for a misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder and how…
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Virtual Author Event: Join Elissa Washuta as she discusses her new collection of personal essays, White Magic, with author and assistant professor of English, Nick White. In White Magic, Washuta reflects on the cheap facsimiles of Native spiritual tools and occult trends, “starter witch kits” of sage, rose quartz, and tarot cards packaged together in paper and plastic; she writes openly about a decade of abuse, addiction, PTSD, and heavy-duty drug treatment for a misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder and how…
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“Lifting as We Climb”: the life and legacy of Mary Church Terrell Learn about suffragist and Civil Rights pioneer Mary Church Terrell (1863–1954). A graduate of Ohio’s Oberlin College, Terrell is featured in the NAAMCC exhibit, Queens of the Heartland. Her parents were both enslaved, but they rose quickly to become one of the wealthiest families in the South during the Civil War. Terrell may be unknown to us now, but her advocacy work in the 20th century is foundational…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »As the final project of our three-year Master of Fine Arts in theatre program, each of our nine acting students create an original solo project.
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Join us on Saturday, May 15th from 10 AM to 11 AM for CELC's Storytime - Kids and Canvas with Caldecott Award Honoree, Oge Mora! During this fun-filled on-line event, Oge will read her book Saturday, facilitate activities and end the hour with a Q&A session. In Saturday, we join a mother and daughter on an up-and-down journey that reminds them of what's best about Saturdays: precious time together. Today would be special. Today would be splendid. It was Saturday!…
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On Saturday, May 15 at 7 p.m. EDT, Carpe Diem String Quartet (CDSQ) will present the world premiere of An American Story, an animated, interactive musical story about ancestry and immigration. The event will premiere on CDSQ's website (cdsq.org) and will be available for on-demand viewing after the premiere. The event is free and open to the public. Give-what-you-can donations will be accepted. An American Story features four separate works, all composed and performed by Carpe Diem String Quartet members: violinists…
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Night at the Museum Online, Sat., May 15, 7 p.m. Travel throughout the Ohio History Center with our security guard in this virtual program. Our guard will attempt to keep the peace, especially with all of the exhibits that have come to life! During the evening you’ll encounter a 1950s family at a cookout, an Ice Age mammoth, soldiers from the Civil War, WWI and beyond, a pair of talking portraits and a cast of characters from the 19th century…
Find out more »Blackout Poetry April 19 - May 16 | UAS Online Department of Art “Blackout Poetry” is the process by which one views an existing text, then blocks out parts of words, lines, or paragraphs, selecting the phrases and words they want in a new construction of meaning. It is both a cathartic experience of creative making as well as an exciting form of scavenging for possible meanings. After inviting the community to share new meanings of 5 texts through their own blackout poetry, a selection of poems…
Find out more »Community Hours Franklin County Auditor Michael Stinziano continues to hold weekly virtual Community Hours meetings where residents share firsthand their feedback and ideas about the auditor’s office or any concerns they have. The meetings continue a practice Stinziano has done since he was first elected to office. Community Hours will be held at the dates and times below via facebook live @mstinziano. Wednesday, May 5 – 10:30 am Highlighting 3 Brothers Diner, 3090 Southwest Blvd. in Jackson Township. Tuesday, May…
Find out more »Thurber House Adult Writing Workshops cover a variety of topics and are designed for adults of all levels of writing experience. Please note: Workshop days, times, lengths, and tuition vary. **ALL WORKSHOPS MEET ONLINE ON ZOOM** REGISTER: www.thurberhouse.org/adult-workshops ________________ Creativity and Healing (Part One) Monday, March 22 | 6:00 – 8:00 pm ET Instructor: Niki Gnezda In this class, we will use images, metaphors, and the written word to explore deeper understandings of ourselves and our challenges. Through prose and/or…
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In an effort to connect with the community, Councilmember Emmanuel V. Remy will host virtual community hours in May to listen to ideas and concerns of Columbus residents. “My team and I are grateful to have the opportunity to engage with those living in our neighborhoods. We welcome area residents to share their concerns and thoughts as we strive to create a greater Columbus,” said Remy. This event will give residents the opportunity to talk with Councilmember Remy and his…
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From beekeeping to making honey, find out what all the buzz is about with Frank Mortimer, master beekeeper and author of Bee People and the Bugs They Love. Audience Q&A to follow. Register now to receive an email with further instructions. Connect via video conferencing on the day of the event. Book sales handled by The Book Loft. Deadline to register = May 18 at 6pm. May 18, 2021 Time: 7pm - 8pm Location: Zoom (Adult Services)
Find out more »May 19, 2021, 9:00am - 11:00am Deadline: Thursday, May 13, 2021 Cost: $95 ($75 for OSU employees) Location: Online The loudest voice in the room is not always the right voice to follow, stated Suzanne Yost in her article, “Why Introverts Make some of the Best Leaders.” She shares that research shows, introverted leaders can increase profits and productivity. Why and how, will be shared throughout the workshop. This time will focus on introverted leaders, and will provide participants with…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
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Directions for Youth & Families is partnering with local breweries to host a virtual beer tasting tour to raise awareness and support programs for the more than 6,000 youth and families we serve. Every third Thursday of each month, beginning in April, we will gather together virtually and raise our glasses to support mental, emotional, and behavioral health services. Each tasting package for two includes: • A live tasting co-hosted by our local craft brewers • 4-6 beers (depending on…
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Two New York Times Bestselling Authors In Conversation: Paula McLain and Connie Schultz! Thursday, May 20 @ 7pm Live Streamed on Zoom Join Paula McLain, bestselling author of The Paris Wife, at the launch of her highly lauded crime novel, When the Stars Go Dark, which has been called a poignant, propulsive, and immersive tour de force of literary suspense. Paula will be in conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Connie Schultz, author of The Daughters of Erietown. Ohioana Library is…
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Sadhguru Decodes Spirituality’s Most Misinterpreted Word--Karma Sadhguru dispels the misunderstandings around "karma," unpacking its true meaning and empowering readers to craft their own destiny. “Karma explores both the limitations and possibilities of human existence. It is full of valuable insights to guide you to live a life of fulfillment and well-being.” —Will Smith “Forget what you think you know about karma—Sadhguru shows us it’s not a punishment for bad behavior, but a vehicle for transformation and empowerment. This book will…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »As the final project of our three-year Master of Fine Arts in theatre program, each of our nine acting students create an original solo project.
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7 different bands in hourly concerts. Interactive online workshops on playing guitar, banjo, and other instruments. 3 fun concerts and 2 arts and crafts sessions especially for children. Plus an evening concert by headliners Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams. Those are the highlights of the 24th annual folk festival, sponsored by the Columbus Folk Music Society, and co-sponsored by WCBE 90.5 FM. It all happens online May 22, starting at 11 am ET. The website broadcasting the festival will be…
Find out more »Sadhguru Decodes Spirituality’s Most Misinterpreted Word--Karma Sadhguru dispels the misunderstandings around "karma," unpacking its true meaning and empowering readers to craft their own destiny. “Karma explores both the limitations and possibilities of human existence. It is full of valuable insights to guide you to live a life of fulfillment and well-being.” —Will Smith “Forget what you think you know about karma—Sadhguru shows us it’s not a punishment for bad behavior, but a vehicle for transformation and empowerment. This book will…
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National Veterans Memorial and Museum Virtual Run, Walk, Ruck & Roll 1 Mile, 5K & 10K May 23 - 31, 2021 The National Veterans Memorial and Museum’s virtual 1 mile, 5k, and 10k run, walk, ruck and roll is a family event to honor America’s lost heroes, all servicemen and servicewomen, who died defending our country's safety and freedom. The event features options to run, walk, ruck or roll 1 mile or 5k in honor of a lost loved one…
Find out more »Thurber House Adult Writing Workshops cover a variety of topics and are designed for adults of all levels of writing experience. Please note: Workshop days, times, lengths, and tuition vary. **ALL WORKSHOPS MEET ONLINE ON ZOOM** REGISTER: www.thurberhouse.org/adult-workshops ________________ Creativity and Healing (Part One) Monday, March 22 | 6:00 – 8:00 pm ET Instructor: Niki Gnezda In this class, we will use images, metaphors, and the written word to explore deeper understandings of ourselves and our challenges. Through prose and/or…
Find out more »Sadhguru Decodes Spirituality’s Most Misinterpreted Word--Karma Sadhguru dispels the misunderstandings around "karma," unpacking its true meaning and empowering readers to craft their own destiny. “Karma explores both the limitations and possibilities of human existence. It is full of valuable insights to guide you to live a life of fulfillment and well-being.” —Will Smith “Forget what you think you know about karma—Sadhguru shows us it’s not a punishment for bad behavior, but a vehicle for transformation and empowerment. This book will…
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Have an idea for turning trash into treasure? Or a solution to eliminating food waste? SWACO and Rev1 are seeking to support local innovators and aspiring entrepreneurs who see opportunity in transforming waste into valuable resources. Each year over a million tons of waste is landfilled from Franklin County businesses and residents. SWACO and Rev1 ventures have teamed up to connect with local innovators, entrepreneurs, and early-stage start-ups who have viable concepts and ideas for making a positive impact on…
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SAVE THE DATE! The WSBA will hold the annual Mentor Connection Event virtually in May 2021. Women business owners will have an opportunity to meet with Successful Business Owners and Leaders for mentorship and networking. Thursday, May 27, 2021 8:00 AM 9:30 AM
Find out more »Community Hours Franklin County Auditor Michael Stinziano continues to hold weekly virtual Community Hours meetings where residents share firsthand their feedback and ideas about the auditor’s office or any concerns they have. The meetings continue a practice Stinziano has done since he was first elected to office. Community Hours will be held at the dates and times below via facebook live @mstinziano. Wednesday, May 5 – 10:30 am Highlighting 3 Brothers Diner, 3090 Southwest Blvd. in Jackson Township. Tuesday, May…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »As the final project of our three-year Master of Fine Arts in theatre program, each of our nine acting students create an original solo project.
Find out more »National Veterans Memorial and Museum Virtual Run, Walk, Ruck & Roll 1 Mile, 5K & 10K May 23 - 31, 2021 The National Veterans Memorial and Museum’s virtual 1 mile, 5k, and 10k run, walk, ruck and roll is a family event to honor America’s lost heroes, all servicemen and servicewomen, who died defending our country's safety and freedom. The event features options to run, walk, ruck or roll 1 mile or 5k in honor of a lost loved one…
Find out more »Are you a positive leader? Do you wonder how others think about your attitude as a leader? A quick test is to observe the way people react to you when you walk into a room. Are people happy to see you? Do they want to talk to you? Or do they quickly make themselves scarce? If they run when they see you, it's time for an attitude check. Negativity in organizations is costing US businesses $300 billion/year. It is imperative…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
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Award-winning journalist Alec MacGillis, in conversation with Business First Editor Doug Buchanan: Winning and Losing in One-Click America! About this Event Join award-winning journalist Alec MacGillis, author of Fulfillment: Winning and Losing in One-Click America, to learn more about Amazon’s impact on the wealth and poverty of towns and cities across the United States. Alec will be in conversation with Columbus Business First Editor-in-Chief Doug Buchanan. Registrants will receive login information and full instructions close to the event. A general…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »As the final project of our three-year Master of Fine Arts in theatre program, each of our nine acting students create an original solo project.
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Event: Foundations of Compassionate Nonviolent Communication (Online) When: June 6-27, 2021 from 3-5pm Where: Zoom Register: https://www.speakingpeace.org/foundations-training Description: Discover and deepen skills to help strengthen your relationships with family members, co-workers and partners, as well as with yourself! Learn how to create more trust, respect and mutuality in areas of business, team building, helping professions, public education, community relations and conflict mediation in order to create satisfying outcomes that everyone will appreciate.
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Enjoy this virtual chat with Craig Grossi. He will talk about the power of dogs (and animals). Craig is the author of Craig & Fred: A Marine, A Stray Dog, and How They Rescued Each Other and his latest work, Second Chances: A Marine, His Dog and Finding Redemption. Audience Q&A to follow. Online book sale offered by The Book Loft. Options to Participate 1. ZOOM (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) - Register now to receive an email with further instructions. Connect via…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »Event: Foundations of Compassionate Nonviolent Communication (Online) When: June 6-27, 2021 from 3-5pm Where: Zoom Register: https://www.speakingpeace.org/foundations-training Description: Discover and deepen skills to help strengthen your relationships with family members, co-workers and partners, as well as with yourself! Learn how to create more trust, respect and mutuality in areas of business, team building, helping professions, public education, community relations and conflict mediation in order to create satisfying outcomes that everyone will appreciate.
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Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things.” -Peter Drucker Are you a leader, manager, or both? How do you balance these different styles and skills? To be successful in either, or a mixture, of these roles, you must be able to adapt to the situation, various team members, or an event. In order to do this, you must first know and understand what your preferred leadership style is. Manager and leader are two different roles, and…
Find out more »Directions for Youth & Families is partnering with local breweries to host a virtual beer tasting tour to raise awareness and support programs for the more than 6,000 youth and families we serve. Every third Thursday of each month, beginning in April, we will gather together virtually and raise our glasses to support mental, emotional, and behavioral health services. Each tasting package for two includes: • A live tasting co-hosted by our local craft brewers • 4-6 beers (depending on…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »Event: Foundations of Compassionate Nonviolent Communication (Online) When: June 6-27, 2021 from 3-5pm Where: Zoom Register: https://www.speakingpeace.org/foundations-training Description: Discover and deepen skills to help strengthen your relationships with family members, co-workers and partners, as well as with yourself! Learn how to create more trust, respect and mutuality in areas of business, team building, helping professions, public education, community relations and conflict mediation in order to create satisfying outcomes that everyone will appreciate.
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »Event: Foundations of Compassionate Nonviolent Communication (Online) When: June 6-27, 2021 from 3-5pm Where: Zoom Register: https://www.speakingpeace.org/foundations-training Description: Discover and deepen skills to help strengthen your relationships with family members, co-workers and partners, as well as with yourself! Learn how to create more trust, respect and mutuality in areas of business, team building, helping professions, public education, community relations and conflict mediation in order to create satisfying outcomes that everyone will appreciate.
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »The Ohio Arts Council’s (OAC) Riffe Gallery presents After Hours: Artwork by State of Ohio Employees 2021. After Hours is inspired by an exhibition the OAC Riffe Gallery produced in 1990, only a year after the gallery opened its doors. The exhibition displayed artwork utilizing various media made by Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts employees. In this third iteration, the exhibition showcases the creativity of government employees across the Buckeye State. The exhibition’s esteemed juror is Ken…
Find out more »Directions for Youth & Families is partnering with local breweries to host a virtual beer tasting tour to raise awareness and support programs for the more than 6,000 youth and families we serve. Every third Thursday of each month, beginning in April, we will gather together virtually and raise our glasses to support mental, emotional, and behavioral health services. Each tasting package for two includes: • A live tasting co-hosted by our local craft brewers • 4-6 beers (depending on…
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Thursday, July 29, 2021 12:30 PM 2:00 PM SAVE THE DATE! The WSBA’s Fireside Chat is an opportunity to network with other women business owners, hear their business success stories, and learn about the WSBA programs that helped them on their business journey. More details coming soon.
Find out more »Directions for Youth & Families is partnering with local breweries to host a virtual beer tasting tour to raise awareness and support programs for the more than 6,000 youth and families we serve. Every third Thursday of each month, beginning in April, we will gather together virtually and raise our glasses to support mental, emotional, and behavioral health services. Each tasting package for two includes: • A live tasting co-hosted by our local craft brewers • 4-6 beers (depending on…
Find out more »Directions for Youth & Families is partnering with local breweries to host a virtual beer tasting tour to raise awareness and support programs for the more than 6,000 youth and families we serve. Every third Thursday of each month, beginning in April, we will gather together virtually and raise our glasses to support mental, emotional, and behavioral health services. Each tasting package for two includes: • A live tasting co-hosted by our local craft brewers • 4-6 beers (depending on…
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