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EVENTS • SERVICES JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020

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STONEWALL COLUMBUS AUTHOR MEET AND GREET: Come join author Malcolm Varner for the kick-off of his debut novel, A Family of Their Own. A 15-minute reading will start promptly at 3 p.m. The event free and open to the public. Light snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, good vibes, and soulful music will be provided. Held on Sat., FEB 29 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Stonewall Columbus, 1160 N. High St. Visit www.stonewallcolumbus.org

PROLOGUE BOOKSHOP AUTHOR READING: Come to Prologue Bookshop to hear Dayton native Janean Phillips discuss and read excerpts from her novel, Jane's Suitcase, and her books of poetry, narratives and short stories, At Whitt's End & At Whitt's End 2. Hear her speak on the difficulties of life and love in a genuine, heartfelt, and at-times humorous voice. Held Wed., FEB 26 from 6:30 PM – 7:30 at Prologue Bookshop, 841 N. High St. Visit FB and www.prologuebookshop.com or call 614-745-1395. Copies of her books will be available for purchase and signing.

PROLOGUE BOOKSHOP AUTHOR READING: While you’re busy gallery hopping, why not drop by Prologue Bookshop along the way to meet the editor of Columbus Noir, Andrew Welsh-Huggins and contributing author Craig McDonald? This collection of stories from local authors, all about the darker, grittier side of Columbus, a city rapidly growing into itself as a metropolis. This is a great opportunity to come out, meet, and support your local Columbus writers and storytellers. Copies of Columbus Noir will be available for purchase and signing. Held Sat., MAR 7 from 4:00 PM – 5:00 at Prologue Bookshop, 841 N. High St. Visit FB and www.prologuebookshop.com or call 614-745-1395.

SHORT NORTH NEIGHBORHOODS WITH NICK TAGGART AND DOREEN UHAS SAUER: Interested in the history of the Short North? Join author Nick Taggart and local historian Doreen Uhas Sauer at the Short North Stage on Wed., MAR 11 from 7:00 to 8:30 pm to learn more about the history of this neighborhood and pick up copies of the brand new book, Short North Neighborhood. We're excited that there is finally a book focused on one of the neighborhoods in Columbus that has undergone the most change through the years. Books will be available for purchase and to be signed by Nick. Hosted by Prologue Bookshop. Held at Short North Stage, 1187 N. High St. Visit FB and www.prologuebookshop.com or call 614-745-1395 to learn more.

COLUMBUS VEG COMMUNITY PUBLIC LECTURE: "Left Politics and Veganism" presented by Evan Thomas, an OSU Ph.d. candidate in philosophy. Recommended donation of $5 and raffle prizes. Held at Northside Branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library on Sat., FEB 8 at 11a.m. See Youtube channel: @ ColumbusVegCommunity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spueAoUDagQ

ST. FRANCIS ANNUAL MARDI GRAS PASTA DINNER: Enjoy an afternoon of delicious food and good company at the St. Francis of Assisi Parish Mardi Gras Pasta Dinner on Sat., FEBRUARY 22 from Noon to 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall, below the Church, 386 Buttles Ave. (in Victorian Village). Enjoy penne pasta with meatballs and homemade sauces, cash wine bar and live entertainment, plus a silent auction, raffle and bake sale. Tickets will be sold at the door: prices are $8 for adults and $5 for children 10 and under. Vegetarian options and carry-out orders are also available. Call 614-299-5781 or visit sfacolumbus.org

HUBBARD LANTERN FESTIVAL: The Hubbard Lantern Festival will be Sun., FEB 2 from 3-5 p.m. Join Hubbard Mastery School for an afternoon celebrating Chinese culture! Enjoy crafts, games, readings, performances, lion dance, food, and more. Experience the Columbus City School for the Short North and surrounding neighborhoods, as well as other students across the district, during this free, fun event. Located at 104 W. Hubbard Ave. Call 614-365-5564 or visit www.friendsofhubbard.org or www.facebook.com/FriendsofHubbard for more information.

NEW MUSIC AT SHORT NORTH STAGE: Contemporary classical music presented for free at the Short North Stage, 1187 N. High St. All concerts start at 7 p.m. JAN 22 features “Cameron Leach Theater Percussion Show.” American percussionist Cameron Leach is a soloist and chamber musician recognized for his expressive virtuosity, musical athleticism, and daring interpretations. The piano trio Bearthoven will be featured on FEB 19 Karl Larson (piano), Pat Swoboda (bass), and Matt Evans (percussion) have combined their individual voices and diverse musical backgrounds, coming together to create a versatile trio focused on frequent and innovative commissioning of up-and-coming composers. Transient Canvas featuring Bass clarinetist Amy Advocat and marimbist Matt Sharrock are scheduled on MAR 18. TC and vocalists Peridot Duo perform Exposure, a new opera by Daniel Felsenfeld and Bea Goodwin. Visit online artists or see organizer and sponsor Johnstone Fund for New Music at www.johnstonefund.org Visit musicians online: www.cleachmusic.com www.bearthoven.com www.transientcanvas.com https://peridotduo.weebly.com

SHORT NORTH STAGE: Motherf**ker with the Hat JAN 23 - FEB 16 An edgy trip to the dark side of hilarity, Pulitzer-Prize winning playwright Stephen Adley Guirgis scored another Broadway hit with this outrageous comedy that dare not speak its name. Following up his “Beyond Riverside and Crazy” and “Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train, Guirgis created what might be a heart-breaking contemporary take on “The Honeymooners” or “Romeo and Juliet.” Jackie returns from a New York prison intent on reforming his life, only to find a mysterious hat in his girlfriend Vanessa’s bedroom. A raucous yet touching comedy about how even good souls can also be “motherf**krs.” Adult situations and language. Visit online at www.shortnorthstage.org or call (614) 725-4042.

SUNNY SUNDAY FAMILY DAY: The Seventh Son Brewing is hosting their Sunny Sunday Family Day with face painting, crafts, coloring cartoons and other activities for children – and some low ABV drinks for the adults in the room – on Sun, JAN 26 from 11a - 3p at 1101 N. 4th St. www.seventhsonbrewing.com

PRACTICAL MEDITATION AND DISCUSSION: Join Yoga-Well-Being for a free medi-tation practice, exploring different approaches and tips for at-home meditation. Discussion will be inspired by ongoing references to Jon Kabat-Zinns book Wherever You Go, There You Are. Held the third Sunday of each month at 296 W. 4th Ave, 3rd Floor of Fourth Avenue Christian Church. FREE but donations are welcome. Next Session: 1:00-2:30 PM February 16. Visit the website www.ywbyoga.com or call 614-432-7553 for more information

35TH ANNUAL DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BIRTHDAY BREAKFAST: The event, themed Keep Moving Forward, is scheduled Mon., JAN 20 beginning at 7:00 a.m. at the Greater Columbus Convention Center, 400 N. High St. Admission is $60 per person, $500 for tables of 10. The keynote speaker is Congresswoman Joyce Beatty, U.S. Representative for Ohio’s 3rd Congressional District, Jr. More details and registration at www.mlkjrbreakfast.com

ITALIAN VILLAGE SOCIETY MEETINGS: Monthly on 2nd Tuesday: JAN 14, FEB 11, MAR 10 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Jeffrey Park Community Ctr., 233 E. 1st Ave. The IVS is a forum for neighborhood issues: business and residential development, traffic, and safety. Membership is available to anyone wanting to promote and invest in the community. Membership as low as $5/yr. www.italianvillage.org

SHORT NORTH CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETING: Public meeting covering neighborhood issues and projects. Everyone is welcome. Paid membership is not required to attend. All members in good standing may vote on issues. Held monthly the third Thursday 7-8 p.m. in Goodale Park shelterhouse. Scheduled FEB 20, MAR 19. Call 614-228-2912. www.shortnorthcivic.org

HARRISON WEST SOCIETY MEETING: Fast-paced, no-obligation monthly meetings covering vital neighborhood issues and planning for neighborhood get-togethers. Held at 7pm every third Wednesday in the Harrison Park Condos Community Center, 575 W. 1st Ave. Scheduled on JAN 15, FEB 19, MAR 18 at 6:30 p.m. Visit www.harrisonwest.org

BOOK CLUB OHIOANA: The Ohioana book club meets February, May, August, and November from 10am-Noon at the library in Italian Village. Facilitated by Jim Kimnach. The next meeting is WED, FEB 19, 2020, American Duchess by Karen Harper is featured. On MAY 20, 2020, 51 Imperfect Solutions by Jeffrey S. Sutton will be discussed. The AUG and NOV books are selected at the FEB meeting. Refreshments and a break make this a pleasurable experience!! The library is located at 274 E. First Ave. Plenty of parking. Contact Courtney Brown at cbrown@ ohioana.org or call 614-466-3831.

PROLOGUE BOOKSHOP WEEKLY EVENTS: Weekly events, typically scheduled in the evening at 7 p.m., include author readings, book signings, poetry readings, open mic and more. All are welcome. Visit Facebook Prologue Bookshop, click on events for a list or call 614-745-1395. [See ad page 3.]

YOGA-WELL-BEING SOCIAL HOUR Join us for our monthly get-togethers! These events are FREE and open to everyone, men and women, young and old. Bring friends, family members, or co-workers new in town. Looking for friendships or simply meeting some of our YWB community. Bring a snack to share and a drink for yourself, no alcohol please. We might play some board games (bring your favorite games) or simply chat. Scheduled 2nd Fridays.: JAN10, FEB 14, MAR 13 from 6:30 - 8:30pm. The Yoga-Well-Being center is at 296 W. 4th Ave, 3rd floor, in Victorian Village. Visit ywbyoga.com to learn more

NEW MUSIC AT SHORT NORTH STAGE: Contemporary classical music presented for free at the Short North Stage, 1187 N. High St. All concerts start at 7 p.m. JAN 22 features “Cameron Leach Theater Percussion Show.” American percussionist Cameron Leach is a soloist and chamber musician recognized for his expressive virtuosity, musical athleticism, and daring interpretations. The piano trio Bearthoven will be featured on FEB 19 Karl Larson (piano), Pat Swoboda (bass), and Matt Evans (percussion) have combined their individual voices and diverse musical backgrounds, coming together to create a versatile trio focused on frequent and innovative commissioning of up-and-coming composers. Transient Canvas featuring Bass clarinetist Amy Advocat and marimbist Matt Sharrock are scheduled on MAR 18. TC and vocalists Peridot Duo perform Exposure, a new opera by Daniel Felsenfeld and Bea Goodwin. Visit online artists or see organizer and sponsor Johnstone Fund for New Music at www.johnstonefund.org

JUNG ASSOCIATION COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: Conversations at JungHaus are open to the public at 59 W. Third Ave. from 10a to Noon. Free, but donations welcome. FEB 8: Exploring Consciousness: Johns Hopkins University has been researching how psychedelic drugs like psilocybin, in conjunction with psychotherapy, are showing dramatic results in treating anxiety, depression and PTSD. Based on these studies, and the book, How to Change Your Mind, by Michael Pollan, our speaker, Terry Malinowski, will discuss recent findings on the subject and why these controversial drugs may hold promise for some suffering individuals. MAR 14: Imaginal Figures and The Mythmaker, by Dr. Mary Harrel: Kathy Cleveland Bull will lead a book discussion on Imaginal Figures, exploring how our unconscious offers insight and wisdom made available through guides like dreams, symbols and figures that may appear subtly in ways that affect us deeply. Harrell's work explains how we can interact with and learn from these manifestations of the psyche. Free parking in Columbus Gifted Academy’s lot on the west side of Apollo Place, a block west of High between 3rd and 4th. Limited parking behind JungHaus. Visit www.JungCentralOhio.org

COMFEST 2020 PLANNING MEETINGS: Join and help plan ComFest 2020. Meetings Sun, FEB 16, 1p, Thurs., MAR 5, 7:30p; Thurs., MAR 12, 7:30p [LOGO Contest]; Sun., MAR 22, 1p. Meet at Goodale Park Shelter House. www.comfest.com

SHORT NORTH BLOCK WATCH: A web-based community engagement resource serving Italian and Victorian Villages, Harrison West, Dennison Place, The Circles, and High Street business district, to share information, foster collaboration, promote safety. Real world meetings are held a few times a year. www.shortnorthblockwatch.org and Facebook

WRITERS INK WRITING GROUP: 20-year-old group open to new and experienced writers, all genres. Held 3rd Sunday each month. Guest speakers and open mic. Visit www.writersink85.com or contact Nora Holt at 614-493-3298 and noraholt1@aol.com

GREAT EXPECTATIONS POETRY GROUP: Sharing poetry once a month, 10 months a year at a member’s home or public library. Led by Rose Ann Spaith. For more information, contact Nora Holt at noraholt1@aol.com

ETHEL’S STAGE LEFT LOUNGE: COMEDY Open Mic: Every FRIDAY from 10p - Midnight. Sign up at 9:30p. 1189 N. High St Next to the Garden Theater. 614-745-4042. Visit FB EthelsBaratTheGarden

THE SHRUNKEN HEAD: Be a part of the acoustic open mic night at 8p on Wednesday. Signup at 7p. Comedy open stage is every Monday at 9p. Trivia Tues at 7p and Thurs at 9p. Shows on Friday and Saturday. Located at 251 W. Fifth Ave. Call 614-299-2295 or visit www.theshrunkenhead.net

CULTURAL ARTS CENTER TALKS: Conversations & Coffee. Bringing together artists and those who love art in a relaxed setting. Free program w/ coffee held each Thursday at CAC, 139 W. Main St., from 12-1 p.m. JAN 9: Ed Zirkle, So Many Things to Choose from over 50 Years as Photojournalist. JAN 16: Jean Weissman, Loft Gallery Artist, All Art Quilts! JAN 23: Connie R. Campbell, Sculptor, Archetypes, Main Gallery Artist. JAN 30: Susan Doris Schubert, Artist and Instructor, How to Frame Your Art and Save Money. FEB 6: Ashley Williams, Artist, Ink on Bristol Board. FEB 13: 'Harriet Tubman', Pamela Talbert Hamilton, Historical Storyteller, Pam T. Productions. FEB 20: Linwood, “Lonny” Nichols, Outsider Artist and Ceramicist, Explorations of Modernism. FEB 27: Collections by Voszi, Loft Gallery Artist. Visit www.culturalartscenteronline.org

TRAILBLAZERS: The Trailblazers is a program at Stonewall Columbus for LGBTQ adults ages 50+. Events include seminars, computer workshops, the Trailblazer NL, and social outings at least once a month where members meet at the center (relocated to W. 5th) and get a ride to the theater or concert, and then finish up at Union Cafe for discounted food/drinks. For more information go to www.stonewallcolumbus.org/trailblazers The center is located at 1160 N. High St. Visit stonewallcolumbus.org

HARRISON WEST PARK CLEANUPS: The HWS needs volunteers to help keep neighborhood green spaces trash-free, weed-free and blooming. Email Bob Mangia at parks@harrisonwest.org for more information.

HARRISON WEST LITTER PICK-UP: Monthly litter clean-ups are held the 2nd Wednesday evening of each month with the help of Keep Columbus Beautiful (KCB), which provides the supplies: trash bags, vests, litter pickers, and gloves. Volunteers meet at the Harrison West Gazebo on Harrison Park Place between West First and West Second avenues a 6:30 p.m. www.harrisonwest.org

GLOBAL GIFTS VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION: Looking for a way to give back locally while making a positive impact globally? Global Gifts, a nonprofit fair trade shop is holding a Volunteer Orientation on Sat. FEB 15 and Sat. MAR 21 from 10 -11a at the store (682 N. High St). Work alongside a small staff to assist customers, ring up sales, check in orders, create displays, help host special events, and more. Call 614-621-1744 with questions or if you’re interested but can’t make a scheduled orientation. Email frances@globalgiftsft.com

SHORT NORTH KIWANIS : The motto of Kiwanis is ‘serving the children of the world.’ The mission of Kiwanis is to empower communities to improve the world by making lasting differences in the lives of children. Become a member and attend meetings at the Caretaker’s house in Goodale Park or Short North establishment twice a month. The public is welcome! Visit FB Short North Kiwanis or email kiwanisshortnorth@gmail.com

SHORT NORTH ROTARY CLUB: Meetings for the Short North Rotary Club are held at 886 N. High St., IN THE MORNING at 7:30 a.m. on first Tues., with snacks, happy hour specials, a cash bar, special guests. Rotary engages in humanitarian service, high ethical standards, and work for peace and goodwill in local and international communities. Confirm schedule with contact person Terry Traxler at 614-783-2233 or email terry@martin-traxler.com FB page

WILD GOOSE CREATIVE FIGURE DRAWING AND MORE: Top-notch community arts organization located at 2491 Summit St. just south of Hudson offers concerts, workshops and meetings for creative folks: writing, painting, performing arts, craft classes, knitting, drawing and more. Regular offerings include Figure Drawing for $7 (to help cover cost of hiring a live model). The session is 7-9p the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month only. JAN15; FEB 5 and 19; MAR 4 and 18. Most events free. Visit www.wildgoosecreative.com

ALDUS SOCIETY: A group devoted to books and the printed arts. FEB 13: A panel discussion on bookselling with Linda Kass, proprietor of Bexley’s Gramercy Books, and former book store proprietors (and members) George Bauman and Tony Sanfilippo, will be moderated by member Jay Hoster, another former bookseller. MAR 12: Talk by Jeff Smith, author of the award-winning series BONE who launched the Cartoon Crossroads Columbus (CXC) comics festival in downtown Columbus, now in its fifth year. Held in the Thurber Center, 91 Jefferson Ave. Free/open to the public. Parking behind the center as well as in the State Auto lot off of N. 11th St. Socializing at 7 p.m. Call 614-268-6222 or visit ww.aldussociety.com

THOMPSON RECREATION CENTER: Offerings include a wide variety of classes and activities: arts, crafts, painting, basketball (adult/teens), boxing, Capoeria, cheerleading, Chen taiji, ceramics, drawing, football, games, grappling, ice hockey, judo, Muay Thai, self-defense, soccer, hockey (street and ice), video games, weight room, zumba. Located at 1189 Dennison Ave. Call 614-645-3082

VAUGHN WIESTER’S JAZZ ORCHESTRA: Every Monday night, the 21-piece Vaughn Wiester’s Famous Jazz Orchestra plays at the Clintonville Woman’s Club, 3951 N. High St. just north of the Park of Roses. Guest vocalists and instrumental soloists often featured. Come and go any time between 7:30 and 10 p.m. (7:15 for best seats). Casual and congenial. Seating at tables or row chairs. Setups, snacks and pop are sold; you can BYOB. $10, $5 students. Ample parking. Visit http://ofgc.net/famous_jazz_orchestra.htm

PARADISE GARAGE TRAINER NIGHT TUESDAYS: Be ready to sweat and rock out to uptempo sounds. All are welcome. Held at Seventh Son Brewery, 1101 N. 4th St., in the upstairs taproom every Tuesday throughout the winter. 10 trainers to borrow. Ride starts at 6pm. Show up around 5:30 to make sure you get a trainer to borrow. If your bike has thru axles please come to the shop beforehand to get the correct adaptor. Come for the indoor cycling and stay for friends, beverages, and food. Visit Paradise Garage Bicycles on Facebook.

HOOFHEARTED RUNNING CLUB: Expose yourself to running. Meet at Hoofhearted Brewery + Kitchen, 850 N. 4th Street every Wednesday at 6 p.m. for a 5k vision quest. Doesn’t cost anything. After the run, enjoy half-off drafts the rest of the night. 614-401-4033 or hoofheartedkitchen.com

COLUMBUS RUNNING CLUB: Big downtown group run that meets every Saturday at the Columbus Running Co. in the Short North at 765 N. High St. for a 8-10 a.m. run through the city: all abilities, paces, distances. Short North Speed Work group run is every Wednesday at 6pm and is best for intermediate to advanced runners. Call 614-947-7717 or visit www.columbusrunning.com

COLUMBUS FOOD ADVENTURES: Short North Food Tour begins at the North Market followed by stops at six food venues. The 1.5 mile tour starts at 11 a.m., rain or shine and is offered every Friday & Saturday. The cost $58, includes tastings at 6-7 stops, a historical overview of the neighborhood, and a guide with plenty of culinary knowledge. www.columbusfoodadventures.com or call 614-440-3177 for more info or private tour.

COLUMBUS ART WALKS: Self-guided walks with maps and audio tours of several districts including the Short North are available from Columbus Public Health. Download the map or audio description online at http://publichealth.columbus.gov/artwalk.aspx Call the main number 614-645-2646 with the site extension to access information about artistic, historical and architectural sites. Signs have been posted at the various sites.

FREE PRESS SECOND SATURDAY SALON: Enjoy food, drink, music, art, good friends and acquaintances for socializing, networking, relaxing, having fun. Salon held from 6:30 to Midnight at 1021 E. Broad St., east side door. Scheduled FEB 8; MAR 14. Park in rear and on street. Call 614-253-2571 or visit www.freepress.org

SHORT NORTH CIVIC ANNUAL WINTER PARTY: The Annual Winter Party is a fun way for Short North residents to mingle and learn about what's happening in our community. It's being held on the second floor of The Eagle Short North, 790 N. High St, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m on Thurs., JAN 16. Mingle with neighbors while enjoying great appetizers, drinks, and desserts. Members will receive 2 drink coupons. Admission is free and all Short North area residents are invited along with businesses/employees. It a great time to join or renew your membership (membership.shortnorthcivic.org). The SNCA welcomes all area homeowners, renters, business owners, and employees to become members. Annual SNCA memberships cost $25 for individuals, $50 per household, and $75 for businesses. Membership dues support SNCA community projects including The Short North Tour of Homes & Gardens, Screen on the Green movie series in Goodale Park, Short North Yard Sale, Goodale Park Music Series, and Short North Block Watch. Memberships can be purchased in person at the party (cash, check or credit card) or by visiting membership.www.shortnorthcivic.org

NORTHSIDE LIBRARY

For more information, call (614) 645-2275 or visit www.columbuslibrary.org The Northside Branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library located at 1423 N. High St., just north of King Ave.

CLASSIFIED and SKILLED SERVICE

HOME MAID CLEANING: Experience the luxury of quality clenaing with environmentally friendly products for your home. Established in 2011, Home Maid Cleaning is a reliable, trustworthy company with glowing references from long-term customers. Visit www.homemaidcleaningcbus.com or call Rachael Johnson at 740-972-4862.

BEST INVESTMENT AUTO DETAILING: Award-winning service for vehicle detailing. 2565 Indianola Avenue, Columbus. Call John C. Lytle at 614-404-5331 or email ljclytle@aol.com. Also ask about notary services.

TAI CHI AND CHI KUNG INSTRUCTION: Since 1975: Ro-z Mendelson co-owner of Monkeys Retreat has devoted himself to the study of classic Chinese arts. He has taught Tai Chi and Chi Kung for 48 years and is currently offering private lessons in Clintonville and also group classes at the Bluespot Yoga facility in Bexley.  To schedule an appointment call 614-353-5280 or email ro-z@ro-z.com Visit www.monkeysretreat.com

INSURANCE: GRUBERS COLUMBUS AGENCY: Michael Gruber has been an insurance agent for 40 years and counting. 614-486-0611. Email mgruber@grubersinsurance.com Visit https://grubersinsurance.squarespace.com

OLD TOWN UPHOLSTERY: Cushion Restuffing and Upholstering Service. Turning Old into Bold. 614-636-3620. oldtownup@gmail.com The website is www.oldtownupholstery.com

EXPERT MAC HELP: Slow Mac? Dead Mac? Network issue? Fast, affordable in-home or office help. 20-plus years experience. Call 614-805-8018.

HEALING WAYS, Massage Therapy: Christine McDevitt, LSW, LMT. Located in Clintonville at 3474 N. High Street, Suite D, one block north of E.N. Broadway. Call 614-261-6464. www.healingwaysmassage.com

$$$ SELL US YOUR VINYL RECORDS, LP’s, CD’s, DVD’s and stereo equipment. Cash in in a flash! 1155 N. High St. Thunderpussy.com 614-421-1512

RUNOHIO: YOUR SOURCE FOR RUNNING WWW.RUNOHIO.COM

MENDING/SEWING: No job too small!! Alterations, repairs (zippers, whatever), custom clothing, costumes. Everything from bridal to business to beach. Over 40 years experience. Reasonable. Call Maube at 614-578-5364.

PIANO TUNING AND SERVICE: University-trained technician with over 35 years experience serving Central Ohio. Call Richard Dacks at 614-582-5825 or 740-363-4103 or email radacks@aol.com

WHOLISTIC ACUPUNCTURE AND HERBAL MEDICINE: Daniel Miller, L.Ac., Dipl.OM. Fully licensed graduate with master’s in acupuncture and oriental medicine from South Baylo University in Los Angeles with post-training. Free consultation. Located in Worthington at 6463 Proprietors Rd. visit www.OhioWholisticAcupuncture.com or call 614-888-9303.

REDI QUIK SIGNS: Indoor, outdoor, custom projects, T-shirts, installations. Over 25 years experience: Giving you the most since 1994. Owner Millard Draudt. Located in Clintonville at 4352 Indianola Ave. Call 614-228-6641 or visit www.rediquik.com

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