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World’s smallest Chef visiting Columbus
The world’s smallest chef has arrived in Columbus—and he isn’t a rat under a hat. Le Petit Chef, the world’s smallest chef, has arrived at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph. The immersive 3D dinner show pairs storytelling with a five-course menu from the team at The Guild House, and it’s only here until May 31st.
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Lancaster's Barrel & Boar BBQ Factory offers wide menu of BBQ classics
LANCASTER − Stan Riley said owning Barrel & Boar BBQ Factory at 1217 S. Broad St. is a passion project for him. Riley also owns the Cherry Street Pub here and the Homestead Taproom and Kitchen in Canal Winchester. He once owned seven Barrel & Boar restaurants across central Ohio. The company started in 1983 and Riley started with the company in 1993, washing dishes. The Barrel & Boar location once housed the former Smoked Food Factory, which Riley bought from Billy and Lorena Smith. "I thought it would really be a cool opportunity to go back to where we started and build something some small," Riley said. "Just kind of block off a few tables, not alcohol focused or anything. Really just focus on the meats. With the smokers in the building and stuff, I thought it'd be a great place to do it. And it also facilitates a ton of catering." Riley opened Barrel & Boar up for dine-in service after about a year of buying it. Before that, he relied on carryout business. As for the menu highlights, Riley said smoked meats are everything. "We do Ohio barbecue," he said. "Barbecue is a regionally specific food because
The Lantern
ReelAbilities Screening of ‘No One Cares About Crazy People’ Ignites Conversation on Mental Health Reform
Art Possible Ohio, a Columbus-based arts organization, and the Wexner Center for the Arts will collaborate for the 12th-annual March ReelAbilities Film Festival Columbus program, featuring a screening of the documentary, “No One Cares About Crazy People.”
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WCBE Presents Feral Housecats Live From Studio A Tues. March 3, 2026 @ 2PM!
Columbus group Feral Housecats will perform Live From Studio A in advance of their album release show on Sunday at the Rumba Cafe with Idle Tribe & Debris!. It's all waiting for you on 90.5FM Columbus, 106.3FM Newark, the WCBE App and at www.wcbe.org!. Presented by WCBE in conjunction with...
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River City Blues Festival returns to Marietta for 33rd year
MARIETTA, Ohio (WOUB) — The Mid-Ohio Valley Blues, Jazz, and Folk Music Society (BJFM) returns to Marietta to host the 33rd River City Blues Festival, bringing rising stars and returning crowd favorites to the Lafayette Hotel (101 Front Street) from Friday, March 20 to Saturday, March 21. Jay Phillips,...
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'It gets your blood flowing.' Northeast Ohio hikers embrace winter for better health
On a gray February afternoon in Oberlin, a small group walks along a muddy trail bordered by farm fields. Bare branches frame the path, and it’s quiet except for the squish of shoes in the mud and a red squirrel chattering in the distance. Lexi Rohrbach, a park recreation...
The Coshocton Tribune
Canadian theater company collaborates with Coshocton's Pomerene Center
COSHOCTON − Annabel Soutar and Alex Ivanovici of Porte Parole recently visited Coshocton to collaborate with the Pomerene Center for the Performing Arts as part of a partnership with Ohio State University. Porte Parole is a documentary-style theater company in Canada that curates live performance experiences to create a transformational sense of engagement that promotes various real-world topics that encourages curiosity, creativity, critical thinking and live contact between diverse and engaged citizens. Its works are similar to "Calling Hours," a play on the shuttering of the coal-fired power plant in Conesville spearheaded by the Pomerene Center for the Arts and first performed in May 2023 at the Coshocton artPARK. This article originally appeared on Coshocton Tribune: Canadian theater company collaborates with Coshocton's Pomerene Center
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Beerhead Bar & Eatery in Hamilton Quarter shopping center permanently closes
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A bar and restaurant chain has shuttered its location at the Hamilton Quarter shopping center in northeast Columbus, marking its exit from central Ohio. Beerhead Bar & Eatery, located at 6294 E. Dublin Granville Road west of New Albany, shut down on Feb. 17, according to a spokesperson for the company. […]
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Civil War Round Table to hear talk on Hunter’s retreat from Lynchburg
The Tuscarawas Valley Civil War Round Table will meet Thursday, March 12, at 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room at the Dover Public Library, 525 N. Walnut St. in Dover. The featured presenter will be Jon-Erik Gilot, who will present, “The Hardest Campaign Ever Inaugurated: General David Hunter’s Retreat from Lynchburg.”
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Photos of Ohio to be topic of Lake Metroparks spring art show
Lake Metroparks will present “Picture This! A Road Trip Through Ohio,” a spring art show featuring a curated collection of photographs by members of the Western Reserve Photographic Society. The exhibition will be on display at Penitentiary Glen Nature Center from March 14 through May 10. Visitors can...