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Donovan Lewis should still be here
Lewis’ story persists through those who loved him. Through his son, through his friends, through his mother’s resilience and bravery.
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Suzanne Shea Gallagher uncovers resilience within ‘Smile Lines’
The Columbus artist is holding a fundraiser for her ongoing project centered on U.S. military members at the Hey Hey Bar and Grill from 3-7 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Hello Emerson finds the beauty in ‘Brief Interviews on Heartbreak’
Sam Bodary will join his bandmates in celebrating the release of their new album at Natalie’s Grandview on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Smug Brothers learns to embrace the good times with ‘Pinhole to Vortex’
The Columbus rock band plays in support of its newest album at Rambling House on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Schyler Butler refuses to tiptoe around difficult subjects
The Columbus poet will celebrate the release of her debut collection, ‘Phantom Hue,’ with launch events at Prologue Bookshop on Thursday, Nov. 12 and Streetlight Guild on Saturday, Nov. 14.
David Maurice Bailey documents the rise and fall and rise of the Lincoln Theatre
The local filmmaker will be on hand when his new documentary, ‘Columbus Backstage: Melodies & Moments,’ screens free at the Lincoln Theatre on Thursday, Nov. 12.
April Sunami is learning to take up space
The Columbus artist will be on hand when her new exhibition, ‘Living Mythologies,’ opens at Lindsay Gallery tonight (Friday, Nov. 6).