NOV. 9 ď‚ľ COlumbus symphONy pOps: The midTOwN meN The original cast members of Broadway’s “Jersey Boysâ€? come together again for a performance of their favorite hits, from The Beatles and The Beach Boys to Motown and The Four Seasons. Ohio Theatre, 39 E. State St., 43215, 614-228-8600.
NOV. 13-17 ď‚ľ COlumbus iNTerNaTiONal Film + VideO FesTiVal The longest-running film festival in the nation honors and screens the work of filmmakers whose films help us understand the complexities of our world. Columbus College of Art & Design and other locations, 43215, 614-444-7460.
NOV. 15-marCh 9  maTThew braNdT The Columbus Museum of Art presents photographer Matthew Brandt’s first one-person museum exhibition. Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., 43215, 614-221-4848.
NOV. 16 ď‚ľ JusTiN Timberlake’s 20/20 experieNCe wOrld TOur The “Suit And Tieâ€? star will take the stage in Columbus for his first headlining tour in six years. Nationwide Arena, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd., 43215, 800-745-3000.
Grill • The Big Bang A&R Music Bar • The Basement • bd’s Mongolian • Crowne Plaza tle Chipo • Boston’s Gourmet Pizza • Buca di Beppo Jimmy John’s • cy Regen Hyatt • Park ngton Gordon Biersch • Hunti s Erma’ & Max • Lifestyle Communities Pavilion • The Lofts Haus Ice ealth OhioH • Arena nwide Natio • Mrs. Fields Cookies e • Sunny Street CafÊ R Bar •Rodizio Grill • Starbucks • Steak Escap Horton’s •Tim Mare ed -Legg Three The • Ted’s Montana Grill
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NOV. 16 ď‚ľ paCiFiCa QuarTeT wiTh piaNisT marC-aNdre hameliN Columbus Chamber Music presents a quartet known for its virtuosity and often-daring repertory choices. Pianist Marc-Andre Hamelin contributes with his unique style and prodigious mastery of the piano. Southern Theatre, 21 E. Main St., 43215, 614-267-2267.
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NOV. 17-JaN. 5 ď‚ľ merry & brighT: hOlidays aT The CONserVaTOry
Head to the city’s prettiest garden to celebrate the season with an elegant display of poinsettias, seasonal foliage, twinkling lights and a charming gingerbread competition. Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., 43203, 614-715-8000.
NOV. 22-24 ď‚ľ “madama buTTerFlyâ€? Opera Columbus co-performs Puccini’s “Madama Butterflyâ€? with The Ohio State University and the Columbus Symphony. The production is being billed as the “return of locally produced grand operaâ€? to Central Ohio. Southern Theatre, 21 E. Main St., 43215, 614-461-8101.
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NOV. 22-JaN. 1
ď‚ľ wildlighTs aT The COlumbus ZOO aNd aQuarium
Turn up the wattage on your holiday season with Wildlights at the zoo, where they’ve used eco-friendly LED lights to deck the halls, trees, bushes‌ everything but the animals. Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, 4850 W. Powell Rd., 43065, 614-645-3550.
Call 1-866-397-2657 for more information
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