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music 20 COVER: Scene and Heard 24 Feature: Hurray for the Riff Raff 25 Preview: Five hidden gems at Nelsonville Music Festival 26 Preview: Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten 28 Previews: The Decemberists, Chronixx, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Adam Torres 30 Locals: Yellow Paper Planes 30 STAFF PICK: The Rolling Stones 31 Sensory Overload: Angela Perley & the Howlin’ Moons

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34 Feature: Remnants at OSU Urban Arts Space 36 STAFF PICK: Winds of Change 36 STAFF PICK: Off the Grid 37 Previews: anne: diary in dance, Artist Talk for the AICUO Award for Excellence in the Visual Arts Exhibit, Fresh A.I.R. Gallery Anniversary Exhibition, YANK! The Musical” by Evolution Theatre Company 38 Bibliohio: Recommended reading from the heart-shaped state 39 Studio Proof 40 Movie review: San Andreas 42 Movie review: Lambert & Stamp 42 Now Playing 42 Theater guide

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By Justin McIntosh // @AliveEditor

Don’t go to bed early.

Having covered Nelsonville Music Festival for something like nine of its 11 years, you could say I’m something of an old pro, which means my tip game is on fleek. Here are some of my more fairly obvious tips that I’m still surprised to see ignored each year.

The campground tent (over by the, you know, campground) keeps the after-hours party going with square dancing on Thursday, DJ Barticus and John E. Clift on Friday and Heatwave on Saturday.

Don’t be afraid to nap under the shade of a tree. Naps under trees

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which, you know, duh. That said, people still show up every year and act surprised when it’s freezing at night, blazing hot during the day, and pours down rain at some point, muddying up huge swaths of the grounds in the process. Don’t let a lack of foresight ruin the experience.

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Do take advantage of the Hocking College facilities. Like the showers.

Or the restrooms. Or the airconditioned lounge with outlets to charge your phone.

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want a cold one. Seriously, there’s

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like a 15-minute window for a hot shower. You’ve been warned.

Do unplug at the No-Fi Cabin. It’s small (only fits about 20 or so) — so you’ll need to arrive early — but the intimacy makes for a truly memorable experience.

Don’t waste your mornings at the campground. Athens is a short drive away and the quaint Nelsonville downtown square is worth exploring. Shows don’t often start till after lunch, so get out there and enjoy the scenic Hocking Hills region while you wait.

Do get your sweat on. There’s yoga in the morning, and you can even rent a bike at the festival and ride the bike path to Athens (about 20 miles). Or rent a kayak or canoe nearby. Or explore the region’s hiking trails.

Do indulge your ADD. The three stages are short jaunts from each other, so it’s entirely practical to see at least 15-30 minutes of every act on the bill. Not feeling something? Move on to the next show.

Don’t be a wallflower during the Flaming Lips. Get close, real close, and let your inhibitions loose.

Just, you know, leave your Native American headdress at home.

Come on, it’s 2015. Do I really need to tell you why that’s inappropriate? But …

Don’t be afraid to dress up otherwise.

The Lips crowd around you won’t be shy to wild out. Follow their lead.

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“Poltergeist,” hands down.

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“Return to Oz” — those head-filled cabinets gave me nightmares for years.

Every single snake scene in Indiana Jones gave me nightmares.

“E.T.”

I couldn’t shower without the bathroom door open after “Poltergeist.”

“Signs” — oddly enough it’s one of my favorites now.

“The Great Mouse Detective” — Professor Ratigan was a hoot!

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I’m terrified of turtles because of “The Neverending Story.”

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hen Carl Zealer was 12, he wanted to be drawn into an episode of “The Simpsons” like his favorite celebrities; 21 years later, he’s getting his wish. The 33-year-old carnieturned-toy aficionado won the chance to be part of “The Simpsons’” upcoming season when he bought a skateboard signed by Simpson’s creator Matt Groening and the 50,000 raffle entries that came with it from the A Night of Too Many Stars autism fundraiser. This fall, Zealer will finally get to see his dream realized when his episode airs — he hopes he’s a carnie in the episode.

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I used to be a carnie!

The first product I ever sold was like a ShamWow. I started selling Squirmles at Trader’s World in Cincinnati. I used to have a kiosk at Tuttle Crossing, and I had a program on QVC. I bought the rights to the toy, so I decided to buy up the rights of other old toys. I wanted to recreate the demonstrations I did at fairs in the store, so I gave the companies a TV display of me doing the demo.

It really gave me leverage in retail. That’s how I came up with the idea for Nowstalgic toys. We now own the rights to 17 old toys. Squirmles is still my favorite though. We now have an office in China we call the “Wow Factory.” I miss the carnival so much. It was an awesome community of people. Every day you’re demoing for 12 or 13 hours. It’s a rush to demo in front of a big crowd.

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Age: 33 and 3/4 Hometown: Reynoldsburg Current neighborhood: Downtown

“U2 and Tony Robbins ... at the same time”

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My friend told me I was wasting my money. I bought a $5,000 skateboard signed by Matt Groening from A Night Of Too Many Stars because it came with 50,000 raffle entries.

But I thought, even if I lost, the money goes to autism programs, so it wouldn’t be a waste. I want to tell my 12-yearold self, “We did it, man!”

Once I get something stuck in my head, I make it happen. I really believe in the power of positive thinking. I know it sounds weird to people who don’t use it, but I see it play out in my life all the time. It’s weird.

Every morning I listen to motivational stuff while I’m showering. I listen to a lot of Tony Robbins and Les Brown. It gets me pumped up.

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It better be me who voices the character. I don’t know yet if I’ll get to do it. I actually called the people who held the contest and tried to finagle a deal so I could voice the character. I told them I’d “Simpsonize” the Squirmles and donate a portion of the proceeds back to autism, since [the charity] didn’t quite meet its goal. They asked me the ideal situation I’d like to see my character in the show; I told them I’d love to be doing demos.

Day job: Toy pitchman Currently listening to:

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At first, I thought I was getting punked. It’s been a weird dream of mine to be in “The Simpsons” since I was a kid. Growing up I thought it would be so cool to be drawn into an episode of “The Simpsons” like celebrities. I freaked out when I found out I won; my girlfriend recorded me saying some colorful words. They called me while I was in Madrid shooting a commercial and said I was one of 10 finalists. They wanted to do a Skype interview with me the next day, but I wanted to do [the interview] right away to get a one-up on the other 10 finalists. They asked me tons of trivia type questions about the show, and who my favorite character was; it’s Sideshow Bob. After the interview I thought, “Wait a minute, maybe I’m getting pranked.”

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Tank Top: Thrifted. “Tank tops are my summer go-to.”

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to show off my shoes and socks.

I vibe with East Coast style, so I like to wear lots of neutral colors and fitted cuts. I guess I grew out of wearing baggy pants.”

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As a full-time artist and a founding member of the MINT Art Collective, CJ Brazelton takes his work home with him — normally on his shoes and clothing. The 24-yearold takes inspiration for both his artwork and wardrobe from the industrial spaces he works in, as well as the urban and punk scene, and Dennis Rodman.

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“I love oversized shirts or jackets paired with fitted clothing. It’s how I tie in the urban style with the rest [of my look].”

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my hair do whatever it wants to do. I used to look up to Dennis Rodman for his flamboyance, so the [hair dye] is almost an homage to him.”

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Carnell Willoughby of Willowbeez Soulveg’s picks Carnell Willoughby wears many hats around here. Initially gaining notoriety in Columbus as a member of S.P.I.R.I.T., one of the city’s oldest hip-hop collectives, Willoughby is now less involved in music but no less engaged in artistic expression. He heads up and is involved in numerous creative events in the Carnell city’s Near East Side when he isn’t managing Willoughby his pop-up food business, Willowbeez Soulveg Owner, Willowbeez Soulveg (best vegan chili ever, trust me). We recently facebook.com/ spoke with Carnell about his favorite things. willowbeezsoulveg

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STAFF PICKS Ka’s Days of Dr. Yen Lo

The Brooklyn rapper’s latest isn’t much of a departure from his last two (which I also loved), but it does dig deeper into those albums’ moods, forgoing percussion in favor of melancholic blues- and jazz-tinged instrumentals. —Justin McIntosh

Wedding receptions

My friends Dan and Olga raised the bar with their nuptials last weekend. A bottle of bourbon and a bottle of vodka on each table is a stroke of mad genius. —Brad Keefe

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“St. Roch Blues” by Hurray for the Riff Raff

They’ve been in existence for three or four years. They do really good business and have obtained a whole lot of business in the area. I’m thinking they’re about to expand to [something] much bigger. It’s a beautiful, beautiful spot. The owners treat you just like family — coffee, tea, whatever you want. It’s wonderful.

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The New Orleans-based band recorded a killer, intimate version of this song alongside members of the Deslondes.

It’s on YouTube, and you should listen to it. —Andy Downing This is one of my favorite words, both phonetically and in its meaning. Too bad I don’t get to use it more often in my writing. —JEsse Tigges

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It’s a collective that brings cultural and relevant arts to the city. They’ve since brought a play called “A Real ‘Nigga’ Show” and it was a sold-out show. It talked about the etymology of the [n-word], the induction of modern day use from a racial standpoint to the endearment standpoint and everything in-between. [Maroon Arts Group] has more stuff coming. If you’re not familiar with the Maroons, they were captured slaves, primarily out of Jamaica, who took their freedom back and made their way to the mountainous region in Jamaica. The Maroon Arts Group [name] is taken from them, wanting to preserve tradition and stay relevant.

that other collectives can pretty much help each other economically, creatively and keep each other afloat. It’s a huge economic-building exercise, and I absolutely love it. They have informationals … dynamic speakers. It’s always packed with information and good people. Such a good vibration for the city. Hopefully it doesn’t outgrow the city and leave. It’s definitely needed.

Upper Cup Coffee Co. It’s one of my favorite comfort places. It’s owned by three young guys from Africa and the atmosphere is absolute love. Most of the baristas know exactly what I want and make it on sight before I even make it up to the counter. For me it’s the Cheers of the neighborhood. I absolutely love it.

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s a teenager, Mickey Mocnik attended youth camp at Fur Peace Ranch, a picturesque musicians’ retreat in the small, riverside town of Pomeroy, and the experience nearly led the Nervosas guitarist to give up the instrument altogether.

“There were three girls out of 30 campers, and the environment there, to be honest, was pretty hostile to the three of us,” said Mocnik, 26, who started playing guitar at 9 years old. “It was a real challenge to be at that camp because nobody took me seriously.”

Similar stories cropped up in recent interviews with the likes of singer-songwriter Lydia Loveless, Raeghan Buchanan of the Girls! and Brittany Corrigan of

Teenage Strangers, among others.

Loveless, 24, relayed the animosity she faced as a teenager getting her start in the music industry, writing in a Facebook message, “People just didn’t want to accept demos and show requests from a bunch of little girls.

There were some helpful people, yeah, but for the most part it was a tough learning curve. I think I’m finally [starting to] understand the music business at last, after 10 years.”

Buchanan and Corrigan, in turn, both spoke of delaying musical pursuits for years due to some combination of familial and societal pressure.

“I wanted to pick up the guitar when I was 12 … and I saved up money to get lessons, but my parents wouldn’t let me,” said Buchanan, 33, who eventually took up the drums at 26. “They

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“To be honest, [the initial concept for Band in a Hat] came from a place of frustration,” said Jones, 27, who started playing music at an early age but didn’t join a band until she moved to Columbus six years ago. “I love all

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were like, ‘You need to keep your head in the books because you’re going to need to work a lot harder to get where other people get.’ And [my parents] are not the exception; this happens all the time. A lot of women have stories where they can pinpoint the moment when they slowed down or gave up.”

“I wanted to play in a band my whole life, but it didn’t happen until I was 20,” said Corrigan, now 23, in a separate interview. “The Cleveland scene I was involved in, to put it bluntly, was pretty sexist. Even though I had that drive, I was never asked [to join in], and I didn’t think it would ever happen.”

Recently, a growing network of locals has emerged with the aim of restoring some semblance of balance, creating increased opportunities for women, transgender and non-binary individuals to contribute to a music scene that can still feel overwhelmingly homogenous. These include Grrrls Rock Columbus, a music day camp for female, transgender and gendervariant youth, FemmeFest, an inclusive, grassroots music festival that recently announced it would return for a second go-round this Labor Day weekend, and the Womxn/Trans/Non-binary Folx Band in a Hat Extravaganza, an event

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the bands in Columbus, and a lot of them are my friends, but being enveloped in a scene pretty dominated by cis males (individuals who were born male and identify as such) it started to be like, ‘What can I possibly do to help change that?’”

For Band in a Hat, Jones and Keister invited anyone who didn’t identify as a cis male to submit their name, and groups were then drawn at random from the pool of participants. In all nearly 40 individuals submitted, and eight bands are currently scheduled to perform at the June showcase, with the hope being at least a handful of the participating acts will continue onward in some form.

On a Tuesday in mid-May, one of these bands, dubbed Crystal Labris, gathered for its first rehearsal at Shout Out Loud Prints in Grandview. The

leAh diVito, JordAn o’JordAn, BrittAny CorrigAn, Joel Bengson And sArAh yetter MAKe uP CrystAl lABris group, which consists of first-time drummer Brittany Corrigan, banjo-toting singer-songwriter Jordan O’Jordan, visual artist and electronic musician Joel Bengson, bassist Sarah Yetter and singer/guitarist Leah Divito, spent the first few minutes of this initial meeting hashing out potential roles while “Erase You,” a hypnotic cut from Bronx dance-punk crew ESG, played on a loop in the background.

“I can kind of play guitar, but I’m really into singing,” Divito said.

“I’ll be the Vandellas to your Martha!” countered O’Jordan, who had previously expressed an interest in providing backup harmonies in addition to playing banjo.

Though the five bandmates were meeting for one of the first times, the vibe in the wood-paneled room, which could have passed for a teenager’s

bedroom circa 1975 with its assembled clutter and haphazard décor (strings of holiday lights, beer signs and a blacklight poster advertising “A friend with weed is a friend indeed”), remained overwhelmingly open and congenial — a fact O’Jordan attributed at least in part to the concept.

“Normally music is about similar artistic ideas joining together and then identity comes after that, but I thought it was really cool to be part of a project where identity was the first thing,” he said. “It was more ‘Do you identify as a non-binary person?

A trans person? A lady? Great! Do you want to make music with people like you?’ And I was like, ‘Yeah I do!

That sounds rad!’”

While Band in a Hat (the Folx in the event listing refers more broadly to “people,” or “folks,” rather than a

prescribed style of music) extended to all ages, Grrrls Rock Columbus, which kicks off its second year on July 19, focuses on younger musicians, inviting campers ages 12 through 18 to participate in a week of instrumental instruction, songwriting workshops and performance at the downtown-adjacent Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center.

“The idea is to create an environment where girls and gendervariant youth can work together and be creative and have a space to be themselves,” said Mocnik, who joined fellow organizer/instructor Meg Zakany for a mid-May interview at an Old North diner. “And it’s based on their abilities instead of their looks.

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“Even now when I’m approaching peers I ask, ‘Have you ever thought about playing an instrument?” said Zakany, who will join fellow Grrrls Rock organizers in hosting an equipment drive and fundraiser concert at Ace of Cups on Friday, May 29.

“And I always get [that line] ‘I’ve always wanted to play, but...’

“It seems people want to play an instrument, but the world gives us this model where it’s like, ‘Maybe this is something you shouldn’t do,’ so we’re still not seeing a lot of women and non-conforming people making music.”

Grrrls Rock aims to shift this trend, and across the board every musician interviewed expressed regret that similar programs weren’t readily available in the midst of their formative years.

“I would have loved to have had something like that; I probably would have been a lot braver at a lot younger of an age,” Loveless wrote.

“If I had [Grrrls Rock] when I was 12 or 13, who knows where I’d be and what kind of music I could be creating,” said Corrigan, who volunteered as a band coach at the camp last year. “To instill the confidence that you can do anything regardless of your sex or who you are … is just the coolest thing.”

Increasingly, local musicians are tapping into this developing sense of possibility, forging bonds and launching new creative ventures intended to draw out traditionally underrepresented and underserved populaces.

“It’s not just [FemmeFest] or Grrrls Rock Columbus or Band in a Hat,” said Buchanan, who helped found FemmeFest and is involved in this year’s itineration of Grrrls Rock, to note just one of many overlaps among these emerging groups. “We all know each other, and we’re all working together to create a network of comforting, empowering events.”

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everyone to be appreciated for their abilities and for their minds.”

It’s a pressure Loveless, for one, knows all too well. “In general there’s a super sexist vibe in the music business,” she wrote.

“I actually just had a woman comment ‘anything but blonde, come on!’ on my Facebook page.

Or people will comment how great I sound in a song, but [add] that I’ve gained a shitload of weight. Or they will tell my band members to ‘have me’ do a certain cover, or to smile constantly. It’s amazing how little the focus is on music sometimes.”

These gender biases don’t fade with time, either. During a recent Who concert at Nationwide Arena, two gray-haired male concertgoers spent several moments dissecting opener Joan Jett’s appearance, commenting about “all the miles” she’s put on — this despite the ferociousness of her performance, which found the musician affixing the heel of her boot to the audience’s collective throat and refusing to let up. Indeed, based solely on the strength of her material, the Who could have just as easily served as Jett’s opening act.

To counter these deep-seated biases, both Mocnik and Zakany stressed the importance of connecting with female and gender-variant musicians early in adolescence, since most tend to pick up instruments far later in life than their male counterparts.

In Mary Ann Clawson’s study “When Women Play the Bass: Instrument Specialization and Gender Interpretation in Alternative Rock Music,” published in 1999, the sociology professor examined this divide, writing, “Women respondents … began to play their rock instruments at the median age of 19, followed by participation in a first band at the median age of 21. This was in marked contrast to male respondents, who began to play at 13 and joined first bands at the median age of 15.3.”

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On “The Body Electric,” a harrowing song that falls near the midpoint of Hurray for the Riff Raff’s latest long-player, Small Town Heroes, singer Alynda Lee Segarra stops to retrieve a woman’s bullet-riddled body from the river.

“And I said, ‘My girl, what happened to you now?’” she sings. “I said, ‘My

girl, we gotta stop this somehow.’”

The tune, penned as a response to a folk murder ballad tradition where women are commonly treated as little more than disposable flotsam — see the nameless sharecropper’s daughter Waylon Jennings dispatches with a .22 on “Cedartown, Georgia,” or the woman Red Arnall cold-bloodedly guns down in “Cocaine Blues,” a song later performed by Johnny Cash on At Fol-

som Prison — reflects the empowering mindset that has remained a hallmark of Segarra’s music from her earliest days.

“I first started writing songs when I was learning about feminism, and it was a tool for me to somehow put my story out in the world and put my humanity out in the world,” said the New York-born, New Orleans-based musician, who performs alongside her band

at the Nelsonville Music Festival on Saturday and Sunday, May 30-31. “I really needed my music to make me feel powerful, and now I hope my music makes other girls feel powerful.”

Though Hurray for the Riff Raff draws upon traditional sounds, incorporating elements of bluegrass, country, folk and more, Segarra’s perspective is relentlessly progressive, presenting women as steady rather

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Ezra Furman 10:45 p.m. Thursday, Porch Stage For my money, Furman’s one of the most underrated indie rock songwriters of the last decade or so. Furman routinely manages the impossible task of being at once poetic, vulnerable, sentimental and unpretentious, as best evidenced in “Wild Feeling,” off 2011’s Mysterious Power: “I don’t see defeat or despair in the world/ I don’t see things that are not there in the world/ I’m just a kid without a care in the world all a-spin.”

Ryley Walker 5:45 p.m. Friday, No-Fi Cabin 9:15 p.m. Friday, Porch Stage One notable review for Walker’s sophomore album Primrose Green, which came out in March, hailed the Chicago musician’s instrumental virtuosity but docked the release considerably for a lack of singing chops. That’s sorta like dismissing Michael Jordan’s dunks because you don’t like his tongue hanging out. In other words, you’re not there for the singing. Walker’s vocals, indeed, serve as merely another colorful accompaniment to his finger-pickin’

digressions that veer his take on ’70s folk into drone, psychedelia and free jazz territory.

Wooden Indian Burial Ground 11:15 p.m. Friday, Porch Stage Personally, I prefer my psychedelia as wild, weird and raw as you can get. If you, likewise, find the Flaming Lips’ brand of psych too tame, head out of that set early to pursue this Portland garage outfit, whose spiraling surf and blues riffs, “yips” and “yawps,” and textural analog synths will leave you in a state of euphoric squalor.

Sarah Neufeld 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Main Stage The violinist’s output outside of her main gig with The Arcade Fire is more in line with the instrumental ambience of Tim Hecker or the classical minimal-

ism of Steve Reich than it is any of her indie rock contemporaries. Take the songs from Never Were the Way She Was, her release this year with saxophonist Colin Stetson. Each tune starts with a riff that builds in complexity as looping layers of melody are added, one atop another, until the thing grows in intricacy and power, like a slowly rising tornado off in the distance.

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The sparse setting should allow the Icelandic and Swedish duo’s Scandinavian folk songs and mesmerizing harmonies to dazzle even more brightly — sorta like the Northern Lights set against the barren wintry landscapes of their home countries.

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than generically emotion-driven (“A woman’s heart it’s made of solid rock,” she sings on “The New SF Bay Blues”) and examining issues of race on “Everybody Knows (for Trayvon Martin),” a song penned in response to the controversial 2012 death of the unarmed black teenager.

“People of color all over the country — especially black people — are really coming together and organizing and doing this brilliant activist work, and what musicians can do is amplify the work that is being done.

We can get into peoples’ hearts and talk to them in a different way than Fox News is talking to them, and just bring a more human aspect to the whole thing,” she said. “I’m interested in people and … how we can improve conditions for people. That’s what has always excited me and what has always been interesting to me.”

Segarra attributes her well-developed sense of empathy to a number of factors, including a New York City upbringing where she regularly interacted with folks from myriad backgrounds, and the experience of being raised by a father who was a veteran of the Vietnam War. “That put a very human perspective on everything,” Segarra said.

“Being around someone you love so much and watching them heal after going to war as a young man, it reminds you that no matter who somebody is they might have this past and this struggle you don’t know about.”

Growing up in New York, Segarra said she tended to identify with outsider perspectives, and even the band’s name — Hurray for the Riff Raff — was chosen to celebrate those displaced, overlooked and underserved populaces.

“I’ve always found myself at the intersection of a lot of different worlds,” said Segarra, who is Puerto Rican and identifies as queer. “And I always felt that could be something really powerful with having a band and even being a public personality in general — no matter how small. With the internet now a teenage kid can find anybody, and if there’s even just a little bit of my confusing identity that makes them feel less alone, I just think that’s awesome.”

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In “Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten” director John Pirozzi delves into the history of 1960s and 1970s Cambodian rock ’n’ roll, an era of music history that was all but erased from existence with the 1975 arrival of the Khmer Rouge, which ruled the country for four years and orchestrated a genocide that resulted in the deaths of 1.7 million Cambodians.

Yet, somehow, the music survived, a fact Cambodia native Mol Kagnol attributed to the deep, immediate connection Cambodians felt with the art form.

“That question [of how the music survived] has come up before, but I didn’t have a good answer until my recent reflection back to those days,” said Kagnol, guitarist and founding member of Baksey Cham Krong, generally recognized as Cambodia’s first surf-rock guitar band. “After the first show [Baksey Cham Krong played] on TV, the next day I saw a bunch of kids on the sidewalk in front of my house playing with a broomstick and pretending it was a guitar. The Khmer Rouge couldn’t kill that. [The music] got too deep into the people.”

Pirozzi’s interest in the subject stretches back to 2001, when he spent three months living in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh while work-

ing as a camera operator on the Matt Dillon-directed “City of Ghosts.”

“You could feel something in the air, like it had been a much different city before the war,” the director said in a recent phone interview (Pirozzi’s documentary screens at the Wexner Center Thursday and Friday, May 28 and 29). “Then when I heard the music [via the 2000 compilation Cambodian Rocks], there were so many different styles and the quality was so high that I knew right away that there must have been an amazing scene here.”

Part historical document, part celebration of a nearly lost form, “Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten” manages to strike a delicate balance between depicting the brutality of the Khmer’s reign and the liveliness of the scene that preceded its arrival.

“The severity of what happened there needed to come through, and at the same time I wanted to end with a note of — not hopefulness — but certainly you get some sense the music survived,” Pirozzi said. “And that’s a positive thing ultimately. It’s something Cambodians still access and cherish and connect with. I don’t think too many people are singing the Khmer Rouge National Anthem anymore.

Hopefully the film is a testament to the strength of the music, and to the resilience of the Cambodian people.”

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The Decemberists’ long-awaited new album, What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World, reflects, as the title suggests, singer-songwriter Colin Meloy’s recent ups and downs. The four years between that album and its predecessor (2011’s The King is Dead) might be a further reflection of Meloy’s recent high-points.

Without the pressures of music label deadlines, the band was unhurried in recording its new album, which gave Meloy time to devote to his latest endeavor: writing the “Wildwood Chronicles” children’s books with his wife, Carson Ellis, at their Portland, Oregon farm house.

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Shovels & Rope will join the Decemberists for this tour, and for every ticket sold, a dollar will be sent to Revolutions Per Minute for a charitable donation on behalf of the band. —Cassie Merino

why you should go Jamar Rolando McNaughton, aka Chronixx, has been touring throughout Europe since his first EP, Hooked on Chronixx. His newest album, The Dread & Terrible Project, topped both the Billboard and iTunes reggae charts with the tracks, “Rastaman Wheel Out” and “Here Comes Trouble.” The Jamaican native brings a unique energy to the stage that never fails to get the crowd immersed in his soulful voice.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a tour, including this Rumba stop that’ll see the band play its debut, self-titled album in full. OG breakersof-the-internet, Clap Your Hands self-released its 2005 debut but quickly sold-out of the first run after popular mp3 blogs and Pitchfork posted favorable reviews, which led to artists like David Byrne attending early shows.

Don’t expect Byrne at this go-round, but do expect old favorites like “The Skin of my Yellow Teeth.”

Ohio native Adam Torres first popped up on the indie scene in Athens with his band Southeast Engine. It was his 2006 solo effort, Nostra Nova, that went on to achieve cult status, however. With a folk sound indebted to his Appalachian roots and intellectually stimulating lyrics, Nostra Nova was recently re-issued via Misra, and Torres will appear here playing cuts from this under-heard classic.

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Joshua James, singer-songwriter for Yellow Paper Planes, discusses the folk-rock quartet’s debut EP, Feather’s Touch, like a contractor leading clients through a massive home remodeling project.

“We stripped everything back to the studs,” said James, 33, who joins bandmates Brandon Woods (drums), Peter Mendenhall (bass) and Jeremy Ebert (keyboard/guitar) for a concert at Tree Bar on Friday, May 29. “I’m a person who can think things into the ground, and I had all this time to think about what we were writing and I wasn’t liking any of it, so we stripped everything back and started to have a deeper discussion about what we wanted [the band] to sound like.”

In the past, Yellow Paper Planes existed as a means for James to flesh out his solo material, but going into recording the frontman wanted to place less emphasis on “strummy acoustic rhythm guitar,” as he termed it, allowing the songs to develop more organically into full-group affairs.

“I didn’t want it to come across like a singersongwriter backed by a band,” said James, who was born in Bolivar to a welder father and a mother who taught first grade.

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a prairie vista of shuffling drums and creeping guitar, and the hypnotic “Ghost,” which builds around a buzzing, mossy guitar riff, feel as though they could shift amoeba-like in any direction rather than adhering to a prescribed path.

While Yellow Paper Planes’ music has steadily evolved into a band pursuit, James’ lyrics have grown increasingly personal, with songs born of a recent health scare and the fears and excitements tied to life as a new father. “Trying to cut down on my cursing,” he sings on “Knock Once.” “Fix the things that made me broke so the shape I’m in doesn’t worsen.”

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“A lot of those mentions go back to that impending sense of responsibility associated with becoming a father … and it also brings up those fractious moments [following the health scare]. I had some moments where I felt kind of broken for a while,” said James, who received his earliest musical education via campfire sing-alongs alongside his father, an avowed fan of classic country artists like Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings. “When I was first getting out in front of people I was writing about things that were at arm’s length. Now I’m writing about stuff that’s closer to the vest, and it feels good to get my story out there.”

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The Rolling Stones With the Rolling Stones getting set to visit Ohio Stadium on Saturday, May 30, we thought we’d take a closer look at the numbers.

70.5: the average age of the band’s four core members, including singer Mick Jagger (71), guitarist Keith Richards (71), drummer Charlie Watts (73) and guitarist Ronnie Wood (a pup at 67). 60,000: the capacity of Ohio Stadium for the open-air concert. 84 and 58: the projected high and low temperatures for Saturday. 60: the percentage chance of rain on Saturday.

40: for the optimistic, the percentage chance it will not rain. 12: years since the Horseshoe

hosted its last concert (Metallica in 2003).

1997: the year the Rolling Stones last performed at the venue. 20: the number of songs the Stones performed during a tour-opening stop at Petco Park in San Diego on May 24, including shopworn classics like “Jumpin’ Jack Flash,” “Gimme Shelter” and “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” 4: songs the band performed off the 1971 album Sticky Fingers, which receives the deluxe reissue treatment in June and is expected to form the backbone of this stadium tour. Incalculable: the odds the Rolling Stones will ever again perform in Columbus (never say never, but if you hope to see the band in this lifetime you might want to make it to Saturday’s show). —Andy Downing

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Elsewhere, however, songs tended to be more manicured. Such was the case on “Howlin’ at the Moon,” which was more sedated than its feral-animal title, building around quicksilver riffs courtesy of guitarist Chris Connor, and “Dangerous Love,” a gorgeous new song that held at a low boil. “Your Love” gave off a similar heat, nearly matching the output of the venue’s namesake coal-fired pizza oven. Even “Hurricane,” which featured stage lights that crackled like heat lightning, sounded somewhat mellower than its recorded version — less sneering and more simmering.

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“Beauty doesn’t mean anything to me,” Perley crooned, stretching out atop nothing more than lazily strummed electric guitar.

The down-and-out cut stood in stark contrast to a pair of lush new tunes, which, adorned with heart palpitating titles like “Your Love” and “Dangerous Love,” found the bandmates staking out far more hopeful territory. It’s fitting, too, considering the Howlin’ Moons’ banner year, which saw the musicians crisscrossing the country in support of Hey Kid, from 2013, and even playing a Record Store Day gig where the Foo Fighters served as the surprise opening act (true, Dave Grohl and Co. performed a few hours prior to the band, but, still, it counts!).

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he Creative Arts of Women (CAW) collective regularly organizes group exhibitions where many of its members show exciting and often powerful works of art, but the group’s exhibition “Remnants” at the OSU Urban Arts Space is one these women are particularly proud of. The exhibit’s origins date back over a year, when three members (Allison Buenger, April Sunami and Barb Vogel) crafted a proposal summoning artists to re-purpose used and/or discarded materials in creating new works of visual art, installations and performance.

But that was only part of the challenge.

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As the organization of “Remnants” progressed, the group saw the multi-room Urban Arts Space as an opportunity. The group was already having collective discussions and that particular gallery’s setting inspired the 43 participating artists to push themselves by stepping outside their traditional artistic practice.

For some this meant working much larger, or with new materials and processes. For others, it meant reassessing artistic philosophies and even working

in mediums they hadn’t previously.

“We used it as a challenge to broaden the scope of people’s artwork. It’s also to be able to do [a large] piece they may have envisioned, but would have never had a place to show. So we approached it as an opportunity, not as a burden — we have to fill this space,” said Catherine Bell Smith, a CAW member on the steering committee, of exhibiting in the downtown gallery. “We dare to challenge each other and accept that challenge. It’s

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freedom and the willingness of artists to push themselves. I’m an experienced exhibitor, but this is the first time I’ve had this real level of excitement,” George said.

For Sunami, the repurposing material approach is something that’s been present in her work for a while, so she decided to address “Remnants” with a personally conceptual approach.

“I wanted to use the vocabulary of subjects I’m familiar with to explore other ideas. The piece in ‘Remnants’ operates on two levels, spirituality and faith and the other talks about race.

These are two things I don’t normally address in my work — on some level my work is about race and identity, but it’s very subtle,” Sunami said. “On some level I wanted to approach [it] by being very respectful of all the faiths I’m drawing from … but I also wanted to push myself artistically and say what I want to say. So I decided to go beyond the material and think about what remnants mean to me, philosophically.”

Not surprisingly, Buenger, who coauthored the proposal and will display an installation referencing the complicated history of Dresden, Germany, encapsulates ideology behind both CAW as a group and “Remnants” as an exhibition.

“Exhibiting with CAW is a really good opportunity to do something within your style and your own artistic voice, but challenge yourself to try something new, experiment or push the boundaries of your practice because you’re not doing a whole solo show. It’s an opportunity to delve into a new area,” Buenger said.

“One of the things I respect about all the CAW members is they bring their A-game every time. It’s important to exhibit new and exciting work, and everyone seems so hungry for that.”

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red socks inscribed with positive notes sutured to a dress, and a door of reflection — as well as a video. Madsen will also have a performance during the opening reception May 30.

“I’m really passionate about [the work I do with HIV/AIDS assistance programs] and have been doing it for 15 years. I thought about how there’s no cure, but there is a way to heal from the remnants of the test results. My whole performance, installation and video is all based on the effect of stigma; simply the fact that we can choose to be hurtful in ways, and that we can choose not to be,” Madsen said. “One way to spread inclusion and accepting people for who they are is through empathy. A cliché way of talking about empathy is walking in someone else’s shoes. There are things going on in the world and if they don’t affect you or shape you — like HIV — it’s just a thing out there where there’s no reason to think about it. So it’s key to have some form of education … to help understand. Basically I call it, walking softly in someone else’s socks.”

Janet George is another CAW member who was inspired by the “Remnants” challenge. George created her largest piece to date, using an entirely new material — a fabric hanging to which viewers can add their own elements and mementos. The finished product will be displayed at the Northside Neighborhood Pride Center after “Remnants” closes.

While George is pleased with her new undertaking and its community-driven purpose, it’s the group’s energy she finds most rewarding.

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“Winds of Change: People, Places & Environment” Members of the Phoenix Rising Printmaking Cooperative present “Winds of Change: People, Places & Environment,” which is currently on view at the Cultural Arts Center. The exhibit features more than 50 recent handmade prints by 10 co-op artists, and centers on the concept of change as a constant in our day-to-day lives — and how each artist perceives and interprets change.

As the event description on Phoenix Rising’s website notes, the “translation of change can be deciphered through examples in nature, personal introspection or even beyond our global level.

Phoenix Rising core members and artists Anne Cushman and Cindy Davis (whose “Methane Islands is pictured) will participate in an artist’s talk at noon on Thursday, May 28. They will bring examples of their plates and provide a hands-on explanation of their technique. —Elizabeth Weinstein

Cultural Arts Center’s Main Gallery Through June 20 Conversations & Coffee artist talk with Anne Cushman and Cindy Davis, 12 p.m. Thursday, May 28 139 W. Main St., Downtown culturalartscenteronline.org

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The annual “Off the Grid” art party will serve as the closing event of the Wexner Center for the Art’s 25th anniversary, so you know it’s going to be one hell of a night. To tie-in with the celebration, the Wex will be offering a retrospective on all the artists, exhibits, events, musicians and downright amazing creators that have been a part of the campus art institute since 1989. If that wasn’t enough, the night will feature music by DJ Lance (The Remix on CD102.5), Giant Claw and headliner Lauren Flax (of electronic duo CREEP) to go with a lineup of spectacular local restaurants — 11 total, with highlights like TILL Dynamic Fair, Black Creek Bistro, Tip Top Kitchen and Cocktails and Barcelona. It’s party time. —Jesse Tigges

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Have a favorite artist whose work you’ve seen in the Fresh A.I.R. Gallery? If you’re lucky, that artist will be one of the many previously on display whose new work is on view as part of the anniversary exhibition. Help this self-sustaining and nonprofit gallery celebrate its major anniversary by taking part in the series of artist talks and performances focusing on current cultural issues entitled “Beyond the Visual.”

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A Day at the Races June 10 & 11 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes June 12 Cartoon Capers June 13 at 10 am JAWS June 13 & 14 The Manchurian Candidate

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You definitely haven’t seen this version of “Yank! The Musical.” Columbus’ LGBTQA Theatre Company and director Jimmy Bohr completely redefine the production with a major plot twist: the two male soldiers are in love. Surprised you’d find that in a musical depicting WWII? Don’t be.

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(something that could only end in a total fiasco). In fact, they won’t even be on stage. As part of what’s being called “In Anne’s Voice,” the lucky few will be recorded reading passages from the diary, which will then be played throughout the performance. Tickets range from $15 to $30 and are available through the CAPA Ticket Center or Ticketmaster. —Malone Ryan

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“New to the Lost Coast,” Joshua Butts

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“In many places there’s still plenty of wildness,” Joshua Butts declares in a poem from his debut collection, “New to the Lost Coast.” These poems locate wildness at home and away, in lawns, scrap yards, Southern Ohio roads and rivers. Butts is a poet of wry humor, insight and the ability to see the strangeness in our routines and hometowns. Read “New to the Lost Coast,” and I promise you’ll want to explore its weirdly welcoming places.

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There is an Island on which women reign and men are beautiful playthings trained for domesticity. All the women look like Angelina Jolie, and the men get penile tattoos, grow up playing with Boberto dolls and earn lesser wages than women. Nin Andrews’ newest collection of poems sends us dispatches from this Island from the point of view of one of its men. Astonishingly brilliant and subversive, Andrews feeds us prose poems that feel equal parts cultural anthropology, mythology and invented personal history.

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It’s obvious that process is imperative to Burke’s art — and has resulted in some extraordinary pieces like “Sea Hedgehog� (pictured) — and that’s true of her performance “Disease (4,320 steps)� and its documentation through installation.

Burke traversed 4,320 steps — in reference to (sage) Joseph Campbell’s theories on the importance of the number 432, and its Fibonacci-like repetition among many diverse cultures and mythologies — over a nine-foot (4+3+2=9) piece of paper covered in coal. Done at the site of the 1930 Millfield Mine Disaster near Nelsonville, it’s referencing humanity’s complicated relationship with nature, especially fossil fuels.

Burke documents her “intense� twohour performance with photography (by Rebecca Copper) and coal piled upon the nine-foot paper. It’s a powerful and complex presentation, indicative of much of the work in the exhibit. “Bound� is up through June 27 with a reception on the 26th. Burke will be at the gallery 5-9 p.m. Friday, May 29 if you’d like to speak with her about the exhibit. You will.

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Burke has been exhibiting some wildly imaginative pieces over the last couple years, and her solo show includes a couple of those, but mainly it’s a collection of her newest work. For “Bound,â€? Burke created a number of uncannily spectacular three-dimensional pieces using found objects — usually with a connection to nature — and employed a meditative approach during their creation. “How do we connect through artwork and object ‌ to these materials? We rely on all these materials [to survive], and I’m asking the audience to take a moment of reflection and question the importance in the small components of these things.

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This is why we can’t have nice things.

As someone who sees, like, all the movies (not really, but a lot of them), seeing summer box office numbers is usually disheartening, because the safest bets usually win, which means the risky, less-marketable, more-original movies often lose (see: “Tomorrowland”). This is why we get sequels and reboots and movies that might as well be a reboot.

“San Andreas” is in that last category, a throwback disaster movie chock full of special effects and clichés. Given the massive loss of humanity depicted here, you’d think it would make you actually feel something.

Dwayne Johnson (aka The Rock) plays Ray, a Los Angeles Fire Department rescue chopper pilot who has saved hundreds of lives through his daring maneuvers and “just doing my job” attitude.

His teenage daughter Blake (Alexandra Daddario) is heading to college. His soon-to-be-ex-wife Emma (Carla Gugino) is moving in with a new man, though Ray still burns the torch for her.

Don’t worry. After we get that requisite family setup, things start shaking when a massive earthquake hits the Hoover Dam. It’s the first in a series of massive quakes, giving Ray ample opportunity to save his family in dramatic fashion.

So, before I get the “you don’t get dumb action” criticism of my criticism of this movie, I’d like to remind you that I love “Twister.” Dumb action is not my problem with “San Andreas.”

My problem is how much it tries to have a heart and how poorly it works on that level. Ray and Emma have the estranged exes angle that works so great in “Die Hard,” and upon their inevitable reunion, it turns into a parental quest to save a child.

This ends up just being a thin skeleton to show off the latest in destruction effects — which admittedly are pretty impressive. The problem is how often they veer into ridiculousness. That showing off has strangely removed all sense of awe, leading me to wonder exactly when video games started being more realistic than action movies.

Dwayne Johnson does his thang.

You know what you’re getting. It’s also a little troubling, in this summer of strong female leads, that we get a double-dip of the damsel in distress trope, and that Daddario (“True Detective”) is the recipient of more than a few leering, bouncy cleavage shots.

“San Andreas” isn’t a remake, but it’s familiar enough that it might as well be.

It’s a safe bet for the destruction-porn crowd, so it’ll probably make a lot of money.

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By Brad Keefe @bradalive “Their original intent was to make a movie, not manage a band. And they ended up doing both.”

That statement comes from Pete Townshend about Chris Stamp and Kit Lambert. The band in question, obviously, would become The Who. The documentary “Lambert & Stamp” is ostensibly about the men who would become managers of one of the world’s great rock bands. It’s also about the band, of course, and the cultural state of ’60s London and whatnot.

Therein lies the problem. With an interesting topic and a wealth of truly amazing file footage, “Lambert & Stamp” manages to be so unfocused it becomes for hardcore fans only.

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Perhaps the issue is that Lambert and Stamp are obviously less known than Townshend and Roger Daltrey. There are more than a few great anecdotes and sound bites from those two.

“I didn’t want to be in a band until I was 61,” Townshend says. “I wanted to be in a band

for a couple years.”

But band anecdotes often feel tangential.

There’s a meandering thread about Lambert being a homosexual at a time in which that was outright illegal in London as well, but this shotgun approach turns a potentially great doc into an odd salad.

new this week “Aloha”

The latest from Cameron Crowe (“Almost Famous,” “Say Anything”) features a great cast (Bradley Cooper, Rachel McAdams, Emma Stone and more), but the fact that it wasn’t screened for critics has me nervous.

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“The Human Centipede III (Final Sequence)”

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Director Tom Six promises to push to new depths in his gross-out trilogy. Look, you’re either going to see this or you’re not. I can’t talk you out of it.

“Dark Star: H.R. Giger’s World”

The dark art of late Swiss surrealist H.R. Giger gets an in-depth look, including some fascinating interviews in the days leading up to his death. A must for fans, but not enough insight for anyone else. ( , Gateway Film Center)

Limited Screenings “Tomorrowland”

Brad Bird’s poorly marketed Disney movie is already being labeled a flop, but I found it full of imagination and optimism. Give it a shot before it flies out of theaters. ( )

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AMC Dublin Village 18 6700 Village Pkwy., Dublin 614-429-4262 amctheatres.com AMC Easton 30 275 Easton Town Center, Easton 614-429-4262 amctheatres.com

Marcus Crosswoods UltraScreen 200 Hutchinson Ave., Worthington 614-841-1600 marcustheatres.com Marcus Cinemas Pickerington 1776 Hill Rd. North, Pickerington 614-759-6500 marcustheatres.com

AMC Lennox 24 777 Kinnear Rd., Campus 614-429-4262 amctheatres.com Cinema City At MarketPlace of Americas 5891 Scarborough Blvd., East Side 614-864-3456 cinemacitymovies.com

“Lambert & Stamp”

The mix of footage from the rise of The Who (and before) and presentday interviews with most of the key figures (Lambert died in 1981) should be a winning combination for a rock doc, but this one just can’t decide what it’s actually about — even with the subjects in the title.

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Cinemark Carriage Place Movies 12 2570 Bethel Rd., Northwest 614-538-0400 cinemark.com Cinemark Rave Polaris 18 1071 Gemini Pl., Polaris, 800-326-3264, Exp. Code 2181 cinemark.com Cinemark Stoneridge Plaza Movies 16 323 Stoneridge Ln., Gahanna 614-471-7620 cinemark.com COSI 333 W. Broad St., Franklinton 614-228-2674 cosi.org Drexel Theatre 2254 E. Main St., Bexley 614-231-9512 drexel.net

Movie Tavern 11 3773 Ridge Mill Dr., Hilliard 614-777-1010 movietavern.com Regal Georgesville Square 16 1800 Georgesville Sq., South Side 614-853-0850 regmovies.com Screens At The Continent 6360 Busch Blvd., North Side 614-318-0550 screens8.net Starplex Cinemas 10 5275 Westpointe Plaza Dr., Hilliard 614-529-8547 starplexcinemas.com Strand Theatre 28 E. Winter St., Delaware 740-363-4914 thestrandtheatre.net Studio 35 Cinema 3055 Indianola Ave., Clintonville 614-262-7505 studio35.com

Gateway Film Center 1550 N. High St., Campus 614-247-4433 gatewayfilmcenter.com

STUDIO MOVIE GRILL — Arena Grand 175 Nationwide Blvd., Arena District 614-456-1289 studiomoviegrill.com

Grandview Theatre 1247 Grandview Ave., Grandview 614-486-5750 grandviewtheatre.net

Wexner Center for the Arts 1871 N. High St., Campus 614-292-3535 wexarts.org

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tepping into Mojo Tago in Powell, I thought “I’ve seen this all before.”

There was the menu promising craft beers plus inexpensive and fun, taco truck-style food spun into “fusion cuisine.” There was the splashy atmosphere, the rock-and-roll soundtrack and the branding puns. The overall implicit promise is: Nothing will be taken too seriously here, except a commitment that patrons will be entertained and fed well on the cheap.

Walking past Mojo’s to-go counter — which mimics the facade of a taco truck (and so echoes Mojo’s meals-on-wheels genesis) — I settled into a repurposed church pew seat. I smiled at the reclaimed wood, tangerine walls, naked light bulbs, drink specials written on a butcher paper roll and cabana-style bar with TVs beaming ESPN. Then I steeled myself for what I’ve practically come to expect from kitschy, Mexican-esque restaurants — wonky and sugary cocktails plus notserved-hot tacos.

I didn’t get that. In a happy turn of events, Mojo kept most of its promises.

A mango habanero margarita special ($9) was focused and refreshing. The fresh lime and Cointreau-driven house margarita (Mojorita, $7) was even better. For a kick, try it with jalapeno-infused tequila ($1 upcharge).

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is one of the better local renditions of the Baja mainstay. Its crunchy beer batter makes it a winner. Freshness, cabbage and a rich-yet-spicy “tomatillo arbol crema” make it a champion.

Mojo’s warm, juicy and tender carnitas are filled with pulled pork sporting a little griddled crispness. Cinnamon, grilled pineapple chunks and a barbecue-type sauce lend it enjoyable Caribbean accents.

My veggie taco was the only outright disappointment. It wasn’t awful — I appreciated its sautéed onions and peppers and queso fresco. But with unseasoned black beans as a main component, it was terminally bland.

Since opening on April 19, Mojo’s offerings have been pared down to just tacos (its online menu still lists soups and small plates). But if you ask, Mojo will gladly make you a quesadilla ($8) or bowl ($7) with any taco protein.

Based on the on-target chicken quesadilla (seared meat chunks, garlic, fresh lime, avocado, melted cheese and spicy pico) and the aggressive Korean BBQ bowl (sliced fresh romaine, fluffy cilantro rice, flavorful meat, pickled onions and black beans), I’d say they’re solid options.

The same could be said about Mojo.

Though hardly a “destination restaurant,” if you’re near Powell and are seeking a place that won’t break its promises of fun food and good drinks, Mojo is a solid choice.

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From the chips and salsa selection ($2-$3 each; chips come in brown paper bags), the punny “Macheesmo” is decent queso dip. Mojo’s limebrightened, garlicky, creamy and pleasant “avocado salsa” doesn’t call itself guacamole, so it has a semantic alibi for not being chunky or including cilantro. Other members of the worthy dip bunch are the tangy, thick and punchy tomatillo salsa and the fruity, garlicky and tingly house tomato.

All tacos are $3 and arrive doublewrapped in warm and good, locally made Koki’s soft corn tortillas. Expect plenty of fillings and flavor, if not much nuance.

Mojo’s obvious influences from the prominent L.A. mobile food movement (itself a result of Southern California’s melting pot culture) pop up often. For instance, Mojo’s Korean BBQ tacos riff on similar snacks made famous by Roy Choi and his Kogi BBQ taco trucks.

Mojo’s version pits potent pickled onions against chunks of seared, tender beef drenched in a (bulgogi-like) sweet, slightly spicy and salty, soy sauce-based marinade. Cabbage adds ballast plus funky, raw contrast.

The amusingly named Kung Powell Shrimp likewise hybridizes Asian and Mexican flavors. A trio of small shrimp bathed in a spicy and tangy sauce arrives covered in crushed peanuts.

They’re OK. But the Classic Ensenada Fish taco

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The Commissary is hosting author and Food Network personality

Simon Majumdar (pictured) on Saturday, May 30. Majumdar will be doing a book signing, an Indian cooking class and serve as guest judge for a special edition Columbus Knife Fight cooking competition between Bill Glover of Gallerie Bar & Bistro and Andrew Smith of The Rossi and Philco Diner.

The Walrus has opened downtown at 143 E. Main St. The bar, restaurant and live music venue is brought to you by the crew behind The Tavern and Corner Stone carryout in Olde Towne East. It features lunch, dinner and drinks, with a menu focused on sandwiches, burgers and flatbreads.

Restoration Brew Worx soft opened in Delaware last week.

Located at 25 N. Sandusky St., the brewery and restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday. Currently it’s serving five housemade beers, plus wine and Mad Moon cider, paired with a pub menu of appetizers, sandwiches and burgers.

Park Street Cantina is hosting a tequila tasting on June 6. The ticketed event is $30; the tasting will feature 50 tequilas, and guests get to sample a taco bar, too.

Lulu’s Columbus announced a brick-and-mortar location at 14 W. College St. in Uptown Westerville.

The bakery is aiming for a July opening.

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qualities, though. First off, I liked the boasted ABV for a wit. It’s a bold choice, and doesn’t seem to affect the beer’s crispness and drinkability. Thus, the Wit Fit would be a solid choice for summer — if it weren’t for that overpowering bitterness.

I understand what this recipe was going for. I just think it goes too far.

But for those who enjoy a hoppy IPA, but want something more refreshing — I can’t recommend the Wit Fit more.

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Mikkeller is one of those breweries that’s never done me wrong, and while I don’t want to be too harsh on the Danish brewery’s Wit Fit, I was disappointed. With Mikkeller I generally have high expectations — even when they put weasel poop (coffee beans) in their beer I’m excited about it — and that’s justified. It’s a celebrated brewery that’s consistently trying new approaches, styles and recipes that keep them at the top.

The Wit Fit, an imperial wit (6.2 ABV) brewed with spices, most likely coriander, and citrus flavors, is designed as a crisp summer beer. Given the moniker, I’m not sure if Mikkeller is going for some sort of Michelob Ultra, beer-for-athletic-types thing, but the Wit Fit is clearly meant to be refreshing.

The Wit Fit is available in four-pack cans, and is brewed and canned by Sly Fox Brewing Company in Pennsylvania. Now, one could say I found the Wit Fit disappointing because it’s not actually brewed by Mikkeller, but Sly Fox has a strong reputation — and it’s earned the trust of Mikkeller.

So why was I dissatisfied? Well, to put it simply, it was too bitter and a touch too dry. While I can get down with a bitter beer, this one was too much — and not in a way that falls in line with a wit. I wanted a flavor profile that highlighted the spices, hops and yeast components equally. Here it was mainly a strong hoppy flavor coursing over everything, and all of a wit’s sweeter notes were overwhelmed.

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June 4 Royal Blood at Newport Music Hall

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• Clap Your Hands Say Yeah at Rumba Cafe • The Decemberists at LC Pavilion

• Cruisr at The Basement

7 • Jackson Scott at Double Happiness

• E-40 at Xclusive Elite Entertainment Center • Fruition at Woodlands Tavern • Jonathan Jackson + Enation at A&R Music Bar • Voltaire at The Shrunken Head

8 • Elle King at The Basement

June 8 Rush at Nationwide Arena

2 • The Unknown Tour at Skully’s Music-Diner

9 • The Movement at Woodlands Tavern • Twiztid at Alrosa Villa • Capsize at Double Happiness • White Lung at Rumba Cafe

3 • Beth Israel at Double Happiness • Dan +Shaw at The Bogey Inn • DMA’s at A&R Music Bar • Kyle Kinane at Woodlands Tavern • Opiou at Skully’s Music-Diner

10 • Hackensaw Boys at Woodlands Tavern • Priory at The Basement • Reel Big Fish at Newport Music Hall • Sleepy Kitty at Double Happiness

4 • Rig 1 with Copywrite at Double Happiness • Striking Matches at The Basement • Flykills, Black Planet and Pretty Pretty at Ace of Cups

11 • Billy Joe Shaver at Woodlands Tavern • Enabler at Spacebar • Kate Tempest at The Basement • Mike Gordon at Newport Music Hall • Mother Mother at A&R Music Bar

5 • Lydia at Rumba Cafe • Ava Luna at Double Happiness • Zach Deputy at Woodlands Tavern • Shonen Knife and CJ Ramone at Ace of Cups • Elizabeth Cook at Rumba Cafe

• Midwest Fresh at Ethical Arts Collective • Off the Grid at Wexner Center for the Arts • Scale Model with Damn the Witch Siren and The Girls at Wall Street Night Club

6 • Nothing More at A&R Music Bar • Shonen Knife at Ace of Cups

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• BobaFlex at Alrosa Villa • Chappo at Rumba Cafe • Columbus Arts Festival at Downtown Riverfront • Pattern Is Movement at Double Happiness

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4th St Bar & Grill. 1810 N. Fourth St., North Campus. 614291-1420. Emma Swysgood and Sean Gleeson, Jordan Kirk, Lucas Harris.

The Basement, 391 Neil Ave., Arena District. 614-461-5483. 7 p.m. $10-$12. Whitehorse.

The Summit, 2216 Summit St., Campus. 614-725-5250. Daikaiju, Hadak Ura, Betty Machete and The Angry Cougars.

Tree Bar, 887 Chambers Rd., Grandview. Craigtalks.

Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., Old North. 614-262-6001.Grrls Rock Camp Benefit: Didi, Ipps, Kizzy Hall.

A&R Music Bar, 391 Neil Ave., Arena District. 614-461-LIVE .

7 p.m. $12-$14. $12 Advance, $14 Day Of. Jonathan Jackson + Enation.

Brothers Drake Meadery & Bar, 26 E. Fifth Ave., Short North.

614-388-8765. Captain Kidd, Deadwood Floats, Set Audio, Sunrise Reset.

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Natalie’s Coal-Fired Pizza, 5601 N. High St., Worthington.

614-436-2625. Don Dixon, Anne E. DeChant, Laurie Michelle Caner.

Strongwater Food & Spirits, 401 W. Town St., Franklinton. 6 p.m. Free. Drink Up Columbus Anniversary Party.

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FM Food & Music All American Bar & Grill, 154 N Hamilton Rd, Gahanna. 6 p.m. $12. Hamilton Loomis Band and Two More Acts.

Spacebar, 2590 N. High St., Old North. Kerchief, So Long Stargazer, Brigadier.

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Brothers Drake Meadery & Bar, 26 E. Fifth Ave., Short North.

614-388-8765. Jeremiah Tall, Johnny Newman, Austin Wyckoff.

Rambling House, 310 E Hudson St, North Campus. 614-4683415. 9 p.m. $5. Donkey Nation.

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The Little Bar, 2195 N High St, Campus. 9:30 p.m. Free.

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Clifton Opera House, 5 S. Clay St, Clifton. 7:30 p.m. $7.

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Double Happiness, 482 S Front St, 614-220-5558. Armstrong Leigh, Kenzie Coin, Weird Sex

Rumba Cafe, 2507 Summit St., North Campus. 614-268-1841.

Playing to Vapors, Indigo Wild, Moon Rocks

King Ave 5, 945 King Ave., Grandview. 614-297-8060.

Driftmouth, Whiskey Daredevils, Left Lane Cruiser.

Spacebar, 2590 N. High St., Old North. Happy Chichester, Counterfeit Madison, Sweet Teeth, Matthew Shelton.

Midland Theatre, 36 N. Park Place, Newark. 12 p.m. Free.

Squonk Opera -Pneumatica.

The Alrosa Villa, 5055 Sinclair Rd, North Side. 614-885-9125.

9 p.m. $25. CHRONIXX, The Zinc Fence Redmption Band.

Natalie’s Coal-Fired Pizza, 5601 N. High St., Worthington.

614-436-2625. Mark May Band.

Park St Saloon, 525 N Park St, Arena District. 614-220-9151.

Band 2: Bernard Fowler, Darryl Jones, Tim Reis, Karl Denson.

A&R Music Bar, 391 Neil Ave., Arena District. 7 p.m. $8-$12.

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Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., Old North. 614-262-6001. Andy Cook, Mary Lynn, The Pleasant Tense.

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Bernie’s Bagels and Distillery, 1896 N. High St., Campus. 614291-3448. The Transmissions, 20,000 Strongmen Bossy Grrls Pinup Joint, 2598 N High St, Old North. 614725-5402. 5 p.m. Free. Booze & Tunes with Chris Laster and friends.

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Bossy Grrls Pinup Joint, 2598 N High St, Old North. 614-7255402. 10 p.m. Free. Funkdefy!

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Nike Sports Lounge, 2165 Hilliard Rome Rd., Hilliard. 9 p.m.

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Clifton Opera House, 5 S. Clay St, Clifton. 7:30 p.m. $7. Sauerkraut German Band.

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Palace Theatre, 34 W Broad St, Columbus. 614-469-1331. 9 p.m. $40. Sweet Soul of the 70’s.

Woodlands Tavern, 1200 W. Third Ave., Grandview. 614-2994987. Fruition.

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India-Oak Grill, 590 Oakland Park Ave, Clintonville. 9 p.m.

Free. Clubbed Language.

North City Tavern, 46 Dillmont Dr, North Side. 614-582-4643.

9 p.m. Free. Karaoke Friday.

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Eldorado’s Bar, 4968 High St., Clintonville. 9 p.m. Free. Greg Swan & the Late Crew.

Rambling House, 310 E Hudson St, North Campus. 614-4683415. 9 p.m. $5. The Ramshacklers.

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Columbus Commons, 160 S High St., Downtown. 7 p.m. Free.

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Doolin’s Pub, 841 Hill Rd, Pickerington. 9 p.m. Free. Days Gone By.

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India-Oak Grill, 590 Oakland Park Ave, Clintonville. 8 p.m.

Free. Dream Motel.

Ace of Cups, 2619 N. High St., Old North. 614-262-6001.

Karaoke.

King Ave 5, 945 King Ave., Grandview. 614-297-8060. Sam Muccio, Mistar Anderson & The Presidentials

Eldorado’s Food and Spirits, 4968 N. High St., Clintonville. 9 p.m. Free.

Sunday Funday Karaoke.

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Midland Theatre, 36 N. Park Place, Newark. 12 p.m. Free.

Squonk Opera -Pneumatica.

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Natalie’s Coal-Fired Pizza, 5601 N. High St., Worthington.

614-436-2625. Fo/mo/deep.

Ohio Stadium, 411 Woody Hayes Drive, Campus. 614-292-6446.

8 p.m. $186.95-$390.50. Rolling Stones Live.

Park St Saloon, 525 N Park St, Arena District. 614-220-9151.

Love Alive, Waivada.

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Eldorado’s Bar, 4968 High St., Clintonville. 9 p.m. Free. Uncle Fester.

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411 Woody Hayes Drive, Campus. 614-292-6446.

8 p.m. $186.95-$390.50.

Rambling House, 310 E Hudson St, Clintonville. 614-468-3415.

6 p.m. $5. Bradford Lee Folk and the Bluegrass Playboys.

Jam: Eumatik, The Flex Crew, Heady Ruxpin, Carma.

Rambling House, 310 E Hudson St, Clintonville. 614-468-3415.

9 p.m. $5. Sam Moss.

Spacebar, 2590 N. High St., Old North Betty Machete & The Angry Cougars, Hexers, Mr. Tiger.

Ruby Tuesday. 1978 Summit St. 614-291-8313. Midnight Animal Choir, The Scratches, Lunker

Tree Bar, 887 Chambers Rd., Grandview. Chuck Oney and the Flare-Ups, Free TVs, Returning April.

Rumba Cafe, 2507 Summit St., North Campus. 614-268-1841.

SoHud Blcok Party: Jesse Michael Barr, Justin Campbell, Cliff Starbuck, Jon Elliot, Jim Maneri, Jeffro Jam. Skully’s Music-Diner, 1151 N. High St. 614-291-8856. Bass

Victory’s Live, 543 S. High St. 614-255-1577. The Worn Flints, Fine Animal, Near Earth Objects.

Woodlands Tavern, 1200 W. Third Ave., Grandview. 614299-4987. The Rivers Own, Mo Nelson Band.

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Karaoke Rude Dog Bar and Grill, 8711 Sancus Blvd, Polaris. 9 p.m.

Free. Karaoke with DJ Steve.

sunday Music Barcelona Restaurant & Bar, 263 E. Whittier St., German Village. 6 p.m. Free. Live Music.

Bossy Grrls Pinup Joint, 2598 N High St, Campus. 614-7255402. 5 a.m. Free. Sunday Happy Hour with Etana Caplin.

Makoy Center, 5462 N.Center St., Hilliard. 574-223-4320. 2 p.m. $10-$20. Buffalo Ridge Jazz Band.

Bernie’s Bagels and Distillery, 1896 N. High St., Campus. 614291-3448. Earth Entertainment Hip Hop Showcase.

Dempsey’s, 346 S. High St., Downtown. 7 p.m. Free. Open Mic. The Basement, 391 Neil Ave., Arena District. 6:30 p.m. $10$12. CRUISR.

tuesday Music Bossy Grrls Pinup Joint, 2598 N High St, Columbus. 614-7255402. 8 p.m. Free. Open Mic Tuesday Comedy and Music.

Onelly’s Sports Pub & Grill, 8939 Old State Rd., Lewis Center. 614-854-6250. 8 p.m. Free.

Onelly’s Open Mic Night.

wednesday Music A&R Music Bar, 391 Neil Ave., Columbus. 614-461-LIVE. 7 p.m. $5. CD102.5 Low Dough Show: DMA’s.

Rambling House, 310 E Hudson St, North Campus. 614-468-3415.

8:30 p.m. Free. Old Time Jam

Easton Town Center, 160 Easton Town Center, Easton. 6 p.m. Free. Sounds on the Town Concert Series.

Rumba Cafe, 2507 Summit St., North Campus. 614-2681841. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Teen Men.

Rambling House, 310 E Hudson St, North Campus. 614-4683415. 8 p.m. Free. First Wednesday Old Time Jam.

Skully’s Music-Diner. 1151 N. High St. 614-291-8856. The Flex Crew.

The LC -Lifestyles Communities Pavilion, 405 Neil Ave., Arena

Karaoke Bethel Road Pub, 1375 Bethel Road, North Side. 9 p.m. Free.

Karaoke with DJ Steve.

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DJ trivia!, 6:30 p.m. Free. Crown sports Lounge, 511 Lazelle Rd., Westerville. excesss trivia, 7 p.m. Free. Max & Erma’s sawmill/Hard Rd., 7480 sawmill Rd., Dublin. 614760-8585. excessstrivia.com excesss trivia7:30 p.m. Free.

Max & Erma’s: Polaris, 1515 Polaris Pkwy., Polaris. 614-8409466. excessstrivia.com Game Night!, Bring your friends and get ready to drink

Cookbook Club, Adult Program.

7 p.m. Free. Delaware County District Library, 84 E Winter st., Delaware. 740-362-3861.

Hello, england, Field & stream retail assistant Kathy simcox shares her travel experiences. Q & A will follow the presentation.

Registration required. 7 p.m.

Free. Westerville Public Library, 126 south state st., Westerville.

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thrill Me: the leopold-loeb story, 8 p.m. $20. Garden theater’s Green Room, 1187 N High st., short North.

Big Bad Music trivia, 8 p.m.

Free. Murphy’s Upstairs, 4063 Hoover Rd., Grove City.

eVeNts Columbus-Day-in-May, share ideas & learn about the latest technological updates in marketing communications. 9:30 a.m.

Free. Hilton Columbus at Easton, 3900 Chagrin Dr., Easton. mktg2015.com

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Don’t think i’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s lost Rock & Roll, 7 p.m. $6-$8. $6 members, students, seniors, $8 general public. Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N. High st., Campus.

614-292-3535.

Big Bad Music trivia, 7 p.m.

Free. Brazenhead irish Pub, 1027 W Fifth Ave, Grandview.

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Buyer and Cellar, Central Ohio actor Andrew Levitt, better known as drag performer Nina West, will star in the CAtCO production of the hilarious comedy, Buyer & Cellar. 8 p.m. $11.50-$45. Vern Riffe Center, studio two theatre, 77 s. High st, Downtown. catcoistheatre.org

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Gateway Film Center, 1550 N High st, Campus.

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some wine while playing fun card games like Cards Against Humanity! 7 p.m. Free. Camelot Cellars Winery, 958 N. High st., short North.

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Free. Lucky’s Market Columbus, 2770 N High St, Clintonville.

614-499-4094.

Food & Drink Drink Up Columbus Anniversary Party, Come celebrate four years of booze news with Drink Up Columbus! 6 p.m. Free.

Strongwater Food & Spirits, 401 W. Town St., Franklinton.

Food Truck Food Court, 11 a.m.

Free. Columbus Commons, 160 S High St., Downtown.

Gnocchi Workshop, Hands-on and tasting led by Tom Hughes.

6 p.m. $30-$35. $30 members; $35 non-members. Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., Near East Side. 614-715-8000. fpconservatory.org

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friday Art Events Buyer and Cellar, 8 p.m. $11.50-$45. Vern Riffe Center, Studio Two Theatre, 77 S. High St, Downtown. catcoistheatre.org

Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock & Roll, 7 p.m. $6-$8. $6 members, students, seniors, $8 general public. Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N. High St., Campus.

614-292-3535.

along with the bookmobile. 10 a.m. Free. Columbus Commons, 160 S High St., Downtown.

Ekam Dhvani — An evening of scintillating world music, 7 p.m. $10-$25. Jeanne B. McCoy Community Center For The Arts, 100 W. Dublin-Granville Rd., New Albany. 614-245-4701.

Buyer and Cellar, 8 p.m. $11.50-$45. Vern Riffe Center, Studio Two Theatre, 77 S. High St, Downtown. catcoistheatre.org

Thrill Me: The Leopold-Loeb Story, 8 p.m. $20. Garden Theater’s Green Room, 1187 North High St., Short North.

Entertainment/ Nightlife Big Bad Music Trivia, 8 p.m.

Free. Tommy O’Bryan’s, 8270 Sancus Blvd., Westerville.

Events Commons for Kids, These events will features inflatables, activities, carousel rides and Columbus Metropolitan Library story times at 10:30 am to 10:40am,

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Thrill Me: The Leopold-Loeb Story, 8 p.m. $20. Garden Theater’s Green Room, 1187 North High St., Short North.

Entertainment/ Nightlife Big Bad Music Trivia, 9 p.m.

Free. Signature’s, 94 Mill St., Gahanna.

Excesss Trivia, 7 p.m. Free.

Otie’s Tavern & Grill, 5344 Center St., Hilliard. 614-876-1548. excessstrivia.com Funkdefy! Vinyl Dance Party, 10 p.m. Free. Bossy Grrls Pinup Joint, 2598 N High St, Old North.

614-725-5402.

Off the Grid, 8 p.m. $50-$100.

Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N. High St., Campus. 614-2923535.

Events Card Class, Join guest instructor Julie Collart to make these beautiful all occasion cards that look like water color paintings.

You will make 4 cards. Town Hall, 648 Main St. 11:30 a.m. $12-$14. Groveport Town Hall, 648 Main St., Groveport. 614836-3333.

Family Fun: The Bugman, Mark Berman shares fascinating facts about the insect world. 11 a.m.

Free. Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., Near East Side. 614715-8000. fpconservatory.org Grandview Hop, 5 p.m. Free.

Grandview Cafe, 1455 W. Third Ave., Grandview.

International Natural Hair Meet-up Day, Guests will enjoy natural hair styling demonstrations, entertainment from spoken word artists, a panel discussion with local vloggers and inspiring individuals, giveaways and prizes. 4 p.m. $20-$30. General Admission is $20, V.I.P is $30 Rosedale International Conference Center, 2120 E Fifth Ave, North Side. 614-327-2954.

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The History & Hybridizing of Daylilies, Explore the history and culture of daylilies and how colors and forms have changed over the years. 10 a.m. $20-$25. $20 members; $25 non-members. Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., Near East Side. 614-715-8000. fpconservatory.org The New Moon Half and Quarter Marathon, Open to runners and walkers. 6 p.m. $45-$70.

Downtown Delaware, N. Sandusky St, Delaware. raceroster. com.

Food & Drink Kidgit’s Lil’ Chefs, Activities include an interactive and educational demonstration

by Kidgits Club favorite the Cooking Caravan. Participants are also encouraged to bring a non-perishable food donation for the Dublin Food Pantry. 10 a.m. $0-$5. The Mall at Tuttle Crossing, 5043 Tuttle Crossing Blvd, Dublin. 614-506-4758.

sunday Art Events Buyer and Cellar, 2 p.m. $11.50-$45. Vern Riffe Center, Studio Two Theatre, 77 S. High St, Downtown. catcoistheatre.org Thrill Me: The Leopold-Loeb Story, 3 p.m. $20. Garden Theater’s Green Room, 1187 N High St., Short North.

The Spring Chicken Flea Market, 10 a.m. Plain City Pastime Park, 300 N. Chillicothe St, Plain City. 614-873-8381

Which One’s Pink, 2 p.m. $20$25. Shadowbox Live, 503 S Front St, Brewery District.

Watercolor Spring Mixed in Fields of Color, Step-by-step lessons, handouts and oneon-one instruction provided for beginners. 1 p.m. $18-$20. $18 members; $20 non-members.

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., Near East Side. 614715-8000. fpconservatory.org

Entertainment/ Nightlife May’s Three Queen Drag Brunch, Charity number benefits Stone Wall Columbus, Pride Dog Tags will be available for purchase. 10:30 a.m. $16.95. King Ave 5, 945 King Ave, Grandview.

614-297-8060.

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.

Bonsai Show. 1777 E. Broad St., Near East Side. 614-7158000. fpconservatory.org

Pizzuti Collection. Campana Brothers: Brazilian Design Now. 632 N. Park St., Arena District. 614-280-4004. pizzuticollection.org

Franklin Park Conservatory.

David Roger’s Big Bugs. 1777 E Broad St, Near East Side. fpconservatory.org

Pizzuti Collection. NOW-ism: Abstraction Today. 632 N. Park St., Arena District. 614-2804004. pizzuticollection.com

Hopkins Hall Gallery. 2185.

128 N. Oval Mall, Campus.

614-292-0234.

Urban Arts Space. Remnants.

50 W. Town St, Suite 130, Franklinton. 614- 292-8861.

Columbus Museum of Art. “Remembering Marvin Hamlisch: The Peoples Composer, Photographs by Len Prince.”

480 E. Broad St, Downtown.

614-221-6801. columbusmuseum.org

Hopkins Hall Gallery. Summer Series. 128 N. Oval Mall, Campus. 614-292-0234.

Wexner Center for the Arts.

Catherine Opie: Portraits and Landscapes. 1871 N. High St., Campus. 614- 292-3535. wexarts.org

Franklin Park Conservatory.

Blooms & Butterflies. 1777 E Broad St, Near East Side. fpconservatory.org

Ohio Dominican University.

Ohio Dominican University Senior Art Exhibition. 1216 Sunbury Rd.

Columbus Museum of Art. Fabric Of Survival. 480 E. Broad St, Downtown. 614-221-6801. columbusmuseum.org

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Linda Ferguson Memorial 5K Run/Walk, All proceeds go toward a scholarship for students studying to be oncology nurses through Cedarville University. 8 a.m. $25-$30. Cedarville University, 251 N Main St, Cedarville.

937-532-4417.

Columbus Museum of Art. “Hats on the Silk Road: Selections from the Collection of Russell S. and Dona Fling.”

480 E. Broad St, Downtown.

614-221-6801. columbusmuseum.org

Hopkins Hall Gallery. Parallax.

128 N. Oval Mall, Campus.

614-292-0234.

Wexner Center for the Arts.

Jack Whitten: Five Decades of Painting. 1871 N. High St., Campus. 614- 292-3535. wexarts.org

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Columbus City Tour Golf Tournament #1, 1 p.m. $60. New Albany Links Golf Club, 7100 New Albany Links Dr, New Albany.

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DIY Hypertufa, Learn how to make inexpensive hypertufa containers. 12 p.m. $45-$50.

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., Near East Side. 614715-8000. fpconservatory.org

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Bake Sale for Nepal Earthquake11 a.m. $1-$5. Price will be determined based on the food sold. Turkish American Society of Ohio, 2885 W. Dublin Granville Road, New Albany.

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A Cinematic Study of Fog in San Francisco, This experimental documentary by Wex regular Sam Green and veteran cinematographer Andy Black is a love letter to an iconic, ephemeral weather phenomenon and the city that is so well known for it. All Day Free. Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N. High St., Campus. 614-292-3535.

Entertainment/ Nightlife Monday Mayhem Burlesque Show, 10 p.m. Free. Bossy Grrls Pinup Joint, 2598 N High St, Old North. 614-725-5402.

Nerd Night, All Day Free. Ruby Tuesdays, 1978 Summit St., North Campus.

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Events Fitness Classes, 5:30 p.m. Free.

Columbus Commons, 160 S. High St., Downtown

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The Memorial Tournament, $0$278. Kids under 16 are free.

Muirfield Village Golf Club, 5750 Memorial Dr., Dublin. thememorialtournament.com

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Columbus Negroni Week, Negroni Week, presented by Imbibe Magazine and Campari. Negroni Week launched in 2013 as a celebration of one of the world’s great cocktails and an effort to raise money for charitable causes around the world. 11 a.m. Free. Downtown.

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Buyer and Cellar, 11 a.m. $11.50-

$45. Vern Riffe Center, Studio Two Theatre, 77 S. High St, Downtown. catcoistheatre.org

Food and Wine Pairing class, we enjoy a five-course dinner, exploring the flavors of food and wine involved. 6:30 p.m. $79.

Tutto Vino Wine Cellar & Bistro, 7154 Muirfield Drive, Dublin.

614-799-9222.

tuesday Art Events A Cinematic Study of Fog in San Francisco, All Day Free.

Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N. High St., Campus. 614-2923535.

Improv Wars: The Spring Invasion, The Finale, 7 a.m. $8.

Studio 35 Cinema & Drafthouse, 3055 Indianola Ave, Clintonville. improvwarscolumbus.com Meet the Authors: Piper Kerman, Registration Required — $15 per person. Author of the memoir Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Womens Prison, Piper Kerman will talk about her book and current prison issues.

Presentation and Q&A, 7-8pm.

7 p.m. $15. Westerville Central High School, 7118 Mount Royal Ave., Westerville, OH 43082, Westerville. 614-264-4521.

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Columbus Zoo Animals, 12 p.m. Free. Easton Town Center, 160 Easton Town Center, Easton. eastontowncenter.com

Columbus Negroni Week, 11 a.m. Free. Downtown.

Evenings with Authors: Jeff Shaara, Jeff, Shaara, son of Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Michael Shaara, is a historical novelist and New York Times bestselling author. A film adaptation of his novel, “Gods and Generals” was released in 2003.

7:30 p.m. $18-$20. Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., Downtown. 614-221-6801.

Sampling and Book Signing, Sample dishes from Chef Del Sroufe’s latest cookbook, “The China Study Quick & Easy Cookbook,”

The Box Show, Recommended for toddlers ages 1-3. Performed

by CCT’s Professional Touring Company A little girl finds herself

The Memorial Tournament, All Day $0-$278. Kids under 16 are free. Muirfield Village Golf Club, 5750 Memorial Dr., Dublin. thememorialtournament.com.

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Barrel Open Mic Comedy Night, 8:30 p.m. Free. Barrel On High, 1120 N High St, Short North.

Big Bad Music Trivia Show, 9 p.m. Free. The Crown Sports Pub, 6493 E Main St, Reynoldsburg.

Comedy Coats for kids, 9 p.m. $5. O’Tooles, 4706 W Broad St, West Side. 614-203-9665.

Excesss Trivia, 8 p.m. Free. The Duggie Sports Bar, 14952 E. Broad St., Reynoldsburg. 740919-5140. excessstrivia.com

Kickboxing 5:30 p.m. Free.

Columbus Commons, 160 S. High St., Downtown Spring & Summer Divot League, 6 p.m. $75. Safari Golf Club, 4850 Powell Rd., Powell. 614-645-3444. dublinohiousa.gov The Memorial Tournament, All Day $0-$278. Kids under 16 are free. Muirfield Village Golf Club, 5750 Memorial Dr., Dublin. thememorialtournament.com

Columbus Ohio Euchre, 7:30 p.m. $5. The SC Sports Cantina, 4093 Trueman Blvd., Hilliard.

The Role of Icons in Byzantine and Russian Culture, Guest Speaker: Dr. Engelina Smirnova, a leading Russian expert on iconography.7 p.m. Free. The Ohio State University Mendenhall Lab, 125 S Oval Mall, Campus.

Oddfellow’s Oddities Variety Talk Show, 9 p.m. Free. Bossy Grrls Pinup Joint, 2598 N High

Writer’s Group, The Adult Writers’ Group meets on the 1st & Third Wednesdays every month

Food & Drink Columbus Negroni Week, 11 a.m. Free. Downtown.

Farmers’ Market, 3:30 p.m.

Free. Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., Near East Side. 614715-8000. fpconservatory.org.

Fore Hope Annual Champagne Breakfast, This event, held during the week of the Memorial Tournament, has been hosted since 1991 and features PGA Tour professionals and a live auction. Guest speakers include Urban Meyer. 7 a.m. $165.

Muirfield Village Golf Club, 5750 Memorial Dr., Dublin.

Vegan Soul Food, Includes wine pairings. Demonstration and tasting led by Ruby White.

6 p.m. $35-$40. Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1777 E. Broad St., Near East Side. 614-715-8000. fpconservatory.org

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Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Parsons Branch Groundbreaking Ceremony, 10 a.m. Free. Site of CML’s New Parsons Branch, 1113 Parsons Ave., South Side.

Buyer and Cellar, 11 a.m. $11.50-$45. Vern Riffe Center, Studio Two Theatre, 77 S. High St, Downtown. catcoistheatre.org

Entertainment/ Nightlife

Events Benefit for the Howard County Autism Society, 6 p.m. Free.

Champps, 1827 Olentangy River Rd., Campus.

at the Orange Branch Library.

7 p.m. Free. Delaware County District Library Orange Branch, 7171 Gooding Blvd, Delaware.

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Adult Sailing Instruction, Learn to sail at local club with a history of over 40 years of instruction. 6 p.m. $265. Leatherlips Yacht Club, 9230 Shawnee Trail, Powell.

Art Events A Cinematic Study of Fog in San Francisco, All Day Free. Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N. High St., Campus. 614-292-3535.

Which One’s Pink, 7:30 p.m. $20-$25. Shadowbox Live, 503 S Front St, Brewery District.

St, Old North. 614-725-5402. bossygrrlspinupjoint.com.

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Open Mic Tuesday Comedy and Music, 8 p.m. Free. Bossy Grrls Pinup Joint, 2598 N High St, Old North. 614-725-5402. bossygrrlspinupjoint.com

Science Pub: Will a comet kill us all?, Free monthly event that aims to present scientific issues of general interest to the public in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. No science background? No problem!! Everyone is welcome and encouraged to be active in the discussion. 6:30 p.m. Free. Smokehouse Brewing Co., 1130 Dublin Rd, Grandview.

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10 a.m. $5. Park St Theatre, 512 N. Park St., Arena District.

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Name 10 Trivia, 8 p.m. Free.

Gateway Film Center, 1550 N High St, Campus.

and pick up your signed copy. 6 p.m. Free. The Wellness Forum, 510 E. Wilson Bridge Rd., Suite G, Worthington. 614-841-7700.

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Big Bad Music Trivia, 8 p.m.

Free. On The Rocks, 5815 Karric Square, Dublin.

History Doc & Talk: Baseball, Watch the documentary Ken Burns Baseball and discuss the topics presented in the film.

Registration required. 6:30 p.m.

Free. Westerville Public Library, 126 South State St., Westerville.

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(3) plots at Forest Lawn Cemetery at 5600 E. Broad Street in Columbus, Ohio. Very nicely located directly behind the main entrance in the Garden of the Good Shepherd on lot 186, spaces 4, 5, and 6. Individually priced for $1,200 each or all together. polandb@comcast.net, or (248)760-7228

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Moving to Florida, Downsizing & Misc. (Vintage Boat Motors, Harley, Collectibles, Furn., Nascar toys will be sold at 157 E. Fair Ave. LANCASTER, Ohio 43130. (AAA Bldg. at the Fairfield Co. Fairgrds).

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25+ VINTAGE BOAT MOTORS JOHNSON MOTORS (1928 7 Hp, 1931 4 Hp, 50’s 3 Hp & Sea Horse 5.5 Hp); 50’s Brooklure 500; 1953 Corsair Navigator 7.5 Hp; 1929 Evinrude Sports Twin; Two 30’s Water Witch; 50’s Champion 7.5 Hp; Champion Hydrodrive; Lancaster Guppy jet pump; Sea Bee 5 Hp; Elgin 3.6 & 5 Hp; Sea King 5 Hp; Mercury Mark 5; Mercury 3.6 Hp; Wizard WG4; Neptune 9A2; Neptune Mighty Mite; Evinrude Elto; Eska; TROLLING MOTOR (50’s Minn-Kota). ** Most run, but has been 10+ years (No titles).

FURNITURE, COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD Pulaski hall tree; Old oval tea server cab.; Columbia #5015 tilt table; Ornate bench; Lge. Forest Parklin cedar chest; Ornate early vanity; Sm. dropleaf table; Doll bed; Deacon bench; Flatwall table stand; Oak child rocker; Zima neon sign; English saddle; Wringer-washer; Pictures; Old Camera’s – Brownie; Canon A-10; Telescope – 700 Celestron; HD washer & dryer; Whirlpool dryer; GE upr. Refrig.; Craft items; HARLEY MOTORCYCLE, MOWER, TOOLS, ETC. 2006 Harley Davidson 1200 Sporster Custom w/only 1925 miles (Sells w/conf.); Cub Cadet 1050 rider, hydro, low hours; Snell DOT Nightwash helmet; Craftsman misc. tool boxes; Skil drill press; CM trans. Jack; Husky air compressor; Shop vac’s; Ryobi saws all; Makita grinder; Dewalt 18V set; Hand tools; Fish tackle; Charbroil gas grill; Patio table.

NASCAR TOY CARS, TRUCKS & MISC. SNAP-ON racing car (D. Earnhardt) EIGHT 18th SCALE CARS - (Ertl - D. Earnhardt #1 Black & Silver Monte, R. Petty STP #43, R. Wallace Miller and Revell – J. Spencer & Gant); 100+ 1/24th SCALE CARS – Action Elite – D. Earnhardt #3 LE Monte & Silver Select, B. Elliot, R. Craven & etc. Action Banks – D. Waltrip, Labonte,etc.; Action – Dale & Kerry Earnhardt, D. Jarrett, etc.; Racing Champions – Andretti #37, Spencer, etc; Revell – D. Earnhardt Sr. & Jr.,etc.; 1/64th SCALE RACING CHAMPIONS and 1/87th TRANSPORTERS – MISC. – 12” Elliot doll, Track & Maxx cards; Marvel cards.

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Saturday May 30, 2015 5209 Chevy Chase Ct. Columbus, Oh 43220

Recently retired & moving out of state, we will sell the amazing lifetime collection of Mission and Arts & Crafts furn. & accessories & other hard-to-find items. To be sold in the comfort of the Crowne Plaza Columbus North Hotel at 6500 Doubletree Ave., Cols., OH.

THURS., MAY 28

Personal Property @ 10:00 AM Real Estate @ 1:00 PM

Outstanding inventory consisting of: Furn, Artwork, Jewelry, Collectables 2006 Ford F-150 Crew Cab 4 Door 4X4-5.4 Tritan V8, Lawn Equipment *Pls. visit our website for detailed listing of inventory.

Jewelry

14 KT White Gold Dia. Necklace 4.00 KT Total Weight 14 KT LDS. Dia Ring Aprox. 2.00 KT Total Weight 14 KT Gold & Black Pearl & Dia Ring/Marquise with 2.00 KTS of Baguettes (very unique design) *Several other Jewelry items* Visit website for more info.

ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION! Winding Hollow Golf & Event Center *All remaining inventory has been ordered Sold at Public Auction!

6140 Babbit Rd. New Albany, OH 43054 (onsite) Furniture, Artwork, Kitchen Equip., 100’s of items available!

Professional Lawn Care Equip., Mowers, Sprayers, Golf Carts, Golf Course Equip., Tools, Etc. Auctioneers Note: This is an outstanding opportunity for Business Owners to find inventory they may need at great Savings.Please visit our website for detailed info. and preview hours.

Sale Conducted By:

CASSEL & ASSOCIATES Realtors – Auctioneers

Robert S Cassel AARE / Broker - Auctioneer Ryan LaPage Auctioneer

(614) 433 - SELL (7355) Visit our website at

www.CasselAuctions.com

9:30 AM.

Superb offering of OAK (40+ pcs.) incl. seated hall tree w/ mirror, liquor cab., tea cart, smoke stand, open bookcases sgn. "Roycroft", gossip desk w/ swing-out holder for phone, set 4 DR chrs. & slant dsk sgn. "Limbert", RARE barber chr. sgn. "Stickley Bros." (w/ reserve), standing shaving stand, "Hoosier" cab.; coll. of Mission clocks; grandfather; child’s furn.; lighting; "Hendryx" bird cages; adv. signs & wood boxes; RR station signs; Nazi helmet; fireman items; leaded gl. pcs.; copper & brass; primitives; lg. anvil; Ohio Pen. jail door; early prints & photos; 7 boxes Tea Leaf; pottery; Russell W.; Rookwood; Erickson; Fostoria; bottles; depr. gl.; plastic-ware; toys; Steiff; much more...NOTE: This place is stacked - hundreds of items - quality antiques.

For complete list & pics, see www.mikealbertauctioneer.com 614-306-0772 MIKE ALBERT REALTORS & AUCTS. LLC NEXT SUNDAY MAY 31 RESTAURANT EQUIP AUCTION BRENEN’S CAFE 1860 N. NIGHT ST. 43201 1 P.M. start. Conv. Oven, dish mach. mixer, ice maker, Seating, deli cases, smalls, ref prep table, espresso, etc. AuctionDelphia.com Paul Delphia, Auctioneer 614-267-5100

Tri-Green Interstate Eq., Inc .

Monthly Consignment Auction

15 Mi. West of Columbus, OH. & I-270 outerbelt, just North of I-70 (exit #79) @ 1499 US 42, London, OH. CONSIGN YOUR GOODS WITH US!

THURSDAY, MAY 28 @ 9AM Salvage - Industrial - Lawn & Garden Farm Equip - Tractors WWW.TRIGREENEQ.COM (614) 879-7731 TERMS: Cash - Good Check - Credit Card (+3%) Auctioneers: Roger Ford - Aaron Siefker Owners: Judy Green - Connie Green Ballah

5300 Cemetery Rd. 614-876-4054

BUYING US SILVER DOLLARS $17+ PRE 1965 SILVER - HALVES $5.50+ QUARTERS $2.75+ & DIMES $1.10+

Sports Cards, Sports Memorabilia, Athlete Owned Items, Boxing Items, Coins, Gold, Silver, Diamonds, Watches, Old Toys, Trains, Comic Books, Stamps, Autographs, Antiques, Large Collection, Estates.

WE PICK UP & PAY CASH. Scott (513) 295-5634

BUYING Gold,

Silver, Platinum Jewelry and Diamonds Paying Top Dollar For Sterling Flatware

Now Buying Pocket Watches 14K Gold Class Rings $150+

Ticket Market

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Reynoldsburg Salon Space 1100 SF. Traffic Count 35,000 cars jheckman@evbco.com 614-221-4736

BUSINESS FOR SALE CALL 614-266-4848

Items For Sale- Hydraulic car lift for a garage, Hydraulic engine lift, and parts cleaner.

Total price $1700. Call 614-336-1171

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Bring Loose Diamonds, Diamond Rings, Gold, Silver, Sterling Silverware, High End Watches, Coins, Costume Jewelry and Pocket Watches WE ALSO DO CONSIGNMENT

John Deere D110 lawnmower w/ 42" cut, retails aprox $1,699 new, selling $1,299 which includes dump cart val $200, only 4.2 hrs on it. 614-657-7104.

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G.E. Range, solid surface, convection, white $100.

G.E. microwave, built in w/brackets, white, $75. Both items in exc. condition. Call 614-551-1026.

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Personals

JUNE 20 & 21, 50 TIX AVAIL. IN SECT. 18A. $110/TIX/DAY. (ANY QUANTITY) CALL 1-800-914-8687.

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HILLIARD LAWN & GARDEN

Gay male 44 yrs old looking for gay companion age 25-40 call Junior 614-269-8030.

Estate of Edward A. Bushman, F.C.P.C.C. # 572029, 4824 Bourke Rd., Cols, Oh. - Karl Rd 1 blk. N. of Morse Rd. W. on Merton, to Bourke, N. to sale.

Wed. May 27th & Thurs. May 28th - 4 P.M. each day Vintage W. Flyer Peddle tractor; Cost. Jewelry; postcards; Fig’s; S. & P.’s; Sports cards; Farm toys, tractors & equip.; 100’s of Match box & hot wheels; Nascar; Doz’s of boxes of toys ,old games; tools; fishing rods & reels; dozens of box lots & much more. www.auctionzip.com I.D. #7846 for details & photos Terms: Cash or Check w/ pos. I.D. Auctioneers: Steve Green (740) 965-9140, Zach Green Appr. Executor: Scott Bushman YOU’VE READ THE PAPER

CUB CADET, EXMARK, SNAPPER PRO & BOB-CAT **TRADE INS WELCOME** FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS

Miscellaneous for Sale

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WILL PAY EXTRA FOR *ESTATE JEWELRY * AND *COIN COLLECTIONS* The Jewelry Refinery in Historic Dublin 12 E. Bridge St., Dublin , OH 43017.

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Real Estate Auction Friday May 29, 2015 1:00 PM

$99 DEPOSIT SPECIAL! Newly Renovated Studio, 1 & 2 BR apts. Hardwood flrs. Call 614-253-6097. $99 MOVE-IN SPECIAL! Rent Reduction- Studios $350, 1 BR $450 & 2BR $550. Call Barb 614-584-1100 Alpine Village - Large 1&2 BR, SW School Dist.

From $450. 878-6615. $350 & $400 Move-in Special

Grove City! Ranch! Remodeled! 3BR, 1ba, stove, frig, GR, loft, bsmt, shed, no gar. $825/mo. John Hellwege, Sanctuary Realty 614-272-5330.

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MORGAN CO: 5 acres, building/recreation, $24,900.

Near McConnelsville & the river.

PERRY CO: Nice building parcels, open & rolling, 7 acres, $39,900. Outside Glenford.

ALSO: 5 acre parcels, private & wooded, borders Wayne National Forest, $19,900. Near Portersville.

Owner financing with 10% down.

DUBLIN SCHOOLS LOTS. BUY 1 AT $54,900 OR 2 AT $89,900. We have (2+) wooded lots waiting for utilities. Much Road frontage. Agent owned. David Bowers, RE/MAX Affiliates 614-761-7653 or 614-766-5330

FARM LAND

40 acres vacant land in Ashville area. Call Susan Dickey Beckley at Dickey-Beckley Team Realtors for more details 614-578-2979.

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Newark Area 25+/- Acres

Appox 1/2 meadow, 1/2 woods w/ stream. This is a beautiful property that holds everything a nature lover could ask for. Lots of wildlife, resident trout in a year round wadable stream, convenient location, 35 mins fr Westerville. Excellent property for recreation, 2nd home, or just a beautiful place to live. $275,000. Call 740-670-9825

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* FREE 24 Hour Fitness Center

Suites available from 400 to 2550 SF in the WesBanco Building at 2000 W. Henderson Rd. Free parking, adjacent to Upper Arlington, close to OSU, & 15 minutes to downtown on Rt. 315.

Contact Stacie Warren at 614-545-6222, or email: swarren@hadlercompanies.com www.HadlerCompanies.com

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Nominal Opening Bid $25,000 4430 Pebble Beach Drive, Grove City 3BR 2.5BA 2,375sf+/Nominal Opening Bid $1,000 1666 Reinhard Ave, Columbus 3BR 1BA 1,064sf+/Auctions: 2:30PM Thu., Jun. 4 at 4430 Pebble Beach Drive, Grove City Visit williamsauction.com or call 800.982.0425.

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nice Victorian 4 bdrm.

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3200 & 3500 SF highly visible retail locations for lease on W. Church St. Call 614-545-6222. www.hadlercompanies.com

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6057 Taylor Rd.- 5400 sq ft / 10% office SE Gahanna, 3 Drive-in doors. $2000-$2400/mo.

614-554-5552

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13933 Cassell Rd. ( Rt. 13 N of Mt. Vernon/ S. of Fredricktown) Appox. 5000 sq. ft. total; 1800 sq. ft. showroom, 1000 sq. ft. shop area, 2000 sq. ft. warehouse, plus office space. $1400/mo. Several acres available. References required. Call 740-398-1767

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1928 Agler Rd 2BR flats, convenient to shopping, busline, etc. $425. 614-456-7934 1 MO. FREE RENT! Rent Reduction- Studio $350, 1BR $450, 2BR $550! Winterwood Gardens 614-267-0200 1 MO. FREE RENT! Rent Reduction- Studio $350, 1BR $450, 2BR $550! Winterwood Gardens 614-600-7682

$200 OFF 1ST MONTH!

2BR TH in Groveport ONLY $639/mo! GroveportMadison Schools, washer/dryer included, open staircase, patio, residential area w/huge park, carports & garages, pets welcome, end units avail.!

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DUBLIN/SAWMILL/WESTERVILLE- 1,200 Sq. Ft. $700-$1195. FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED OFFICE1,200 Sq. Ft, Short Term . Ready to Move In! Call 889-0376 or 764-8605

3333 W. Broad St- 1BR Apts.

Move in specials! $435/mo. & Up. 614-224-4331

www.brewersyard.com Dublin Schools- 4BR, 2.5 BA, fenced yrd, 2 car garage, $1750/ mo. Call 614-889-8015.

EAST-Large 3BR, 1.5Ba, full bsmt, no pets, fenced yard, Sec 8 ok. $600/mo. 323 Napoleon. 270-8966

3692 Petzinger Rd., only $669/mo! 3776 Petzinger Rd., only $599/mo! Avail. now! Call 989-4690 or 8669031 today! www.myplacearoundtown.com FREE GIFT WITH TOUR! Newly Renovated Studio, 1 & 2 BR apts. Hardwood flrs. Call Martha 614-981-9309 FREE RENT! Wonderful area-1&2BR’s. Winterwood 614-896-0311 GAHANNA 474 Barwood Dr. 3-4BR, 2BA BiLevel, Finished LL, A/C, Renovated. $1299/month. 614-554-5552

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E. COLS. TWINS 2-3 BR w/BASEMENT

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Highland Lakes-NEW RENTAL-Luxury 4BR, 2.5BA, 3000sf, 2 Car attached garage, granite, hrdwd, security sys, vaulted LR, nice yard, Available in June.

Showing Now! $2950/month (negotiable). Email joshua.c.strouse@gmail.com or 740-504-2347 Homes For Rent 2 Bedroom Home $775/ mo & 3 Bedroom Home $885/mo ( Near Ohio Dominican off of Sunbury Rd. ) Both include 2 full BA, finished bsmt, garage, new carpet, fresh paint, appliances and fenced yard.

Call 614-805-1517 House for rent South, 2BR, fenced yard, $650/mo $650 deposit, Call Karen 614-286-6835

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& 2BR Acton Rd. A.C. TH $795 2BR Bethel Rd. Condo AC $889 3BR Westerville AC + Gar! $1095 3BR Tupsfield 1.5BA + AC! $895 3BR Grove City AC + 2 GAR $995 3BR WestGate 2-3BA+2GAR $1,195 4BR Oakland Park AC+2GAR $895

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Grove City. Spacious 1 & 2BR, lofted ceilings, appls, C/A, patios & carports, on Parkmead Dr. 878-6615

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Beulah Rd. near Cooke & Maize, 2Br., W/D hookups, 456-7934 Broad Meadows Blvd - Lg 1 & 2BR just N. of Graceland. A/C, cptd, off st pkg. 477-5559

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One bedrooms $495, Two bedrooms $590 Deposit on both is $225.

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ARBORWOOD DRIVE- 2BR, new windows, AC, bsmt, W/D hkup, off 161, $525/mo. 614-397-0612

Grove City Rd. Meadow Park Apts, 2BR, fully carpeted, A/C, Laundromat. 871-0356

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SPRINGFIELD HISTORIC AREA! 2 homes. 909 Fountain Ave. Victorian brick. 230 Stanton Ave. Both at $30,000! Clear deed. Retirement Sale. Bargain! Investors/Homeowners can double your money! Trade vehicles? 386-547-7030 Upper Arlington End Unit Townhouse. OPEN SATURDAY 5/23 1-3, SUNDAY 5/24 2-4. Rare, end unit, large 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, remodeled and move in ready.

1471 Lafayette Dr.

We will be offering 159.6 acres at auction, on the premises, 13341 Sockman Rd Mt. Vernon, OH 43050.

For more information visit www.auctionzip.com User ID 11883. Ron Crist, Auctioneer, Agent for Lyle Bixler Realty

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West! 2BR, 1BA, LR, DR, stove, frig, bsmt, $485/mo.

John Hellwege, Sanctuary Realty 614-272-5330 WEST " Cottages, furnished Utilities paid. $169 wk plus dep. No pets. Call 614-879-6617 EAST"Cottages, 740-964-1920 Move in Special $150 week + up

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$649/Mo. 2 BR TH with unfinished bsmt.

Private Patios. Close to schools.

Corner of Baldwin & E. Livingston.

614-457-6650 LEWIS CENTER CONDO - 1144 s.f., 2BR, 2BA, corner unit ground floor, Olentangy Schools, garage, patio.

Clubhouse pool& gym access. Utilities are electric, gas & water. No pets or smoking. 12 month lease, $985 mo. Call 614-499-6519.

MONTHLY SPECIALS! Newly updated 1 & 2 BR Apts! Call Steve 614-896-0894 MOVE IN PRO-RATE SPECIAL! Low Deposit! 1 & 2 BR Apartments! East Worthington Villlage 614-436-2900.

Near James- 1BD $400/month.

Call 614-206-5541 Nelson Rd 1-2 bedrooms $405-$415. Ask about Move in Special. Call today 614-214-5328.

NEWLY RENOVATED! 1 & 2BR’s.

Call for Specials! Cross Key 614-861-7342 NEW RENOVATIONS! Hardwood Floors! 1 & 2 BR Apartments! Call Brenda 614-857-5226.

ONE MONTH FREE! Low Deposit! Newly updated 1 & 2 BR Apts! Winterwood Apts. 614-475-6160 ONE MONTH FREE! Low Deposit! Newly updated 2 BR Apartments! Call Tall Oaks 614-600-7131 ONE MONTH FREE RENT! Wonderful area-1 & 2BR’s. Tall Oaks 614-600-7127 PICKERINGTON-500 Longview 4BR, 2.5BA, fin. bsmt., 2 car garage, $1385 mo. Call 895-3242. Avail. July

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12267 Milnor Rd., only $1223/mo! 3-BR, 2½-bath TH w/basement! Avail. 6/15. Call 989-4690 or 866-9031 today! www.myplacearoundtown.com PRIME LOCATION! Newly Renovated Studio, 1 & 2 BR apartments. Call for special! Evelyn 614-622-5457 Renovated 1 & 2 BR apts! Call for Specials!

Winterwood Gardens Call Keisha 614-896-0929

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3 & 4BR Homes, 8 avail, starting at $1000/month.

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Reynoldsburg-3 RM Furn Apartment, $150/wk + dep, all util incl: high spd internet 614-582-5139

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7355 Bride Water Blvd., only $1040/mo! 3-BR house with garage! Avail. 7/15. Call 989-4690 or 866-9031 today! www.myplacearoundtown.com

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We can get u approved, we have all redone homes, East, North, etc. We give you a D/P, pay closing, pymts in the $500’s. Call now, 614-470-0395 SW Columbus Ranch, 3BR, 2 BA, CA $1,225/mo.

Call 614-224-4331.

CATAWBA ISLAND. 3534 Surfside. NEW LISTING! 5 BR Lakefront home in the Cliffs overlooking the Catawba Island Yacht Club Channel. Spectacular views with plenty of boating activity. Lg Deck along with a patio overlooking the lake. Home is newer but was built to look like an old fashioned cottage. Spectacular river stone fireplace. Two car att. garage with direct access to the home.

Sharon Woodson, CRS, SRS "I Sell Views!"

419-732-3020, Howard Hanna Real Estate JOHNSON’S ISLAND. 3426 MEMORIAL SHOREWAY. NEW LISTING $724,900 Spacious waterfront 5 BR 3 Bath home on Sandusky Bay. Great room w/ wood burning fireplace. Beautiful sunroom completely glassed enclosed for view of views. Kitchen is large and open with newer appls.

Two inside lots across the street included. Trex deck. Outdoor shower. Built-in firepit.

Sharon Woodson, CRS, SRS "I Sell Views!"

419-732-3020, Howard Hanna Real Estate North Litchfield Beach, SC, 2BR, 2BA Beautiful Oceanview Condo for sale, Litchfield retreat, Worthington Owners, 843-237-9106 PORT CLINTON. 43 GRANDE LAKE DR. 2BR 2BA Grande Lake elevated ranch Condo on Lake Erie. This unit has been completely rehabbed from top to bottom. Sandy Beach in the Heart of Vacationland. Large Trex deck w/stairs leading to Lake.

Sharon Woodson, CRS, SRS "I Sell Views!"

419-732-3020, Howard Hanna Real Estate

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3BR, 2.5BA Condo, 2 car attached gar. Open House Sat., May 23rd & Sun., May 24th, 12-4. 1365 D. Cleveland Rd. West, Huron OH. 44839. Call 419-433-2840.

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CDL-A Drivers w/Hazmat SHORT HAUL REGIONAL DIVISION

Individual needed for fueling, servicing and maintaining heavy construction equipment.

Ariel Corporation, headquartered in Mount Vernon, is the world’s largest manufacturer of separable reciprocating gas compressors; we set the industry standard through expert manufacturing and design, industry-leading research and development, and unmatched customer support. We are currently seeking the following positions:

DRAFTER

This experienced mechanical drafter will be responsible for creating clear, complete and accurate finished drawings from rough/detailed sketches or layout drawings, in order for machining or assembly to fabricate, construct and assemble parts to Company standards. This includes creating 3-D renderings of models and outline drawings for training, marketing and external customer, vendor, and foundry usage, ensuring the appropriate depth of information is given without compromising confidentiality of Ariel compressor designs. Also assists the engineering group with design research and layouts.

Must have an Associate’s degree in Drafting with 3-5 years of basic mechanical drawing experience; or relevant mechanical drafting skills gained through on-the-job experience in a manufacturing or equipment fabrication environment. Candidates will also show demonstrated use of computer aided design and modeling software (Solid Edge or similar programs) to create drawings; and will have ERP/MRP system (preferably SAP).

WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPER

Seeking a Developer with front end and back end coding for design, development, modification and maintenance of the corporate website and supporting elements. This includes testing, documenting, deploying, supporting and sustaining all aspects of the website to meet business needs, providing a positive experience for both internal and external customers. This role works collaboratively with other resources for content, but is responsible for the technical configuration of the website and accessibility.

Candidates must have a minimum of three years’ experience in Microsoft .NET Framework and web application life-cycle, JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3 to enhance and maintain an existing website infrastructure.

For additional qualifications and more information about Ariel Corporation, please visit www.arielcorp.com to apply, or submit resume with salary requirements to hr@arielcorp.com

Autobody Tech

Needed Boiler Operator Mechanic - will be responsible for safe operations and maintenance of stationary boilers, ammonia/Co2 refrigeration plant, ancillary equipment such as DA tank, water pretreatment, air compressors, cooling towers and distribution systems. Qualifications - High school diploma/GED, State of Ohio High Pressure Boiler Operators License, 5+ years experience in food/industrial setting, able to work rotating shift assignment for a 24/7 operation, ability to lift 50 pounds, HVAC experience and RETA CIRO certification a plus, and ability to pass a criminal background check and drug test. For a detailed job description and to apply online go to: www.veolianorthamerica.com/en/careers Job # 54301 EEO/AA Employer M/F/D/V

Equipment Operators, Drivers and Laborers - Experienced -Experienced Class A /Tanker Endorsed CDL dump truck drivers -Operators experienced with pavers, screeds, rollers, grinders, etc.

-Laborers exp. in all groundwork applications -Must be able to work Overtime and Saturdays Benefits package offered; Valid driver’s lic. req.

Apply With-in 8:30am-4:30pm or email Penni.Sheedy@gmail.com

Sheedy Paving Inc.

730 Rose Ave, Columbus Ohio 43219 No phone calls please, Drug free workplace

FLEET MECHANIC

1025 Stimmel Rd. , Columbus, Ohio 43223 or fax resume to: 614-444-5691 Email resume to: rclark@geotexcs.com E.O.E. / Drug Free Workplace

HVAC

Growing HVAC co. seeks exp. service/install tech.

Sign on bonus. Call (614)454-1872 or e-mail resume to: P7heatingandcooling@gmail.com

Maintenance

Must be experienced in apt turns and renovations.

Strong plumbing skills and basic maintenance.

Good pay and benefits. Start immediately. Call 614787-8430 or e-mail whitney@dmgrentals.com.

MASONS & LABORERS Needed for commericial work. Drug test & transp. required. EOE. Call 614-324-0770 for info.

Mechanic

Central Ohio Forklifts has an immediate need For an experienced mechanic. We offer Competitive wages, training & benefits.

Please email resume cof4150@gmail.com Or fax to 614-351-5123

PAVING & SEALING CREWS

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Concrete Truck Drivers

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Local Intermodal Class A CDL drivers needed.

No touch & no HAZ freight!

Immediate openings for Company drivers and O/O drivers in Columbus, OH to operate in and around Ohio and in and out of the Col’s rails and depots.

Intermodal knowledge helpful but not req. Home most nights and weekends.

Call Cindy or Brian @ 614-868-0577.

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No travel. Need computer and phone skills.

Elec/hvac/mech experience helpful. send resume to: aemsresume@gmail.com

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Payplan and income potential will meet or exceed ANY competitive store.

NO SUNDAYS! 5 day work week. Benefits available.

Please email or mail (no calls) resumes to: ELash@LashChevrolet.com 755 W Coshocton Street Johnstown, OH 43031

Computers-Info Senior Systems Programmer (Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, OH).

Apply machine learning theory & techniques to solve practical clinical research problems such as text processing, info. retrieval and classification.

Must have Master’s in Comp. Sci., GIS, or Electronic/Electrical Eng. field & 3 years research or industry exp. (PT or FT, before/during/after degree) in the following: 1. Natural language processing, machine learning, & data mining, including using Stanford NLP, NLTK, OpenNLP, Weka or Scikitlearn, 2. Applying GIS software such as ArcGIS to solve real world problems, including customization using ArcPy API, 3. Python, Java, R or Matlab & applying source code control practices such as SVN or GIT, 4. DBMS such as PostgreSQL or Oracle to create, execute & maintain database queries, & 4 peer-reviewed journals or conference proceedings publications. Qualified candidates may view details & apply online at www.nationwidechildrens.org.

UNICON International seeks Software Developer in Columbus, OH & other unanticipated locations to consult w/ business users to gather info about specific needs, objectives, functions, features, input & deliverables. Must have relevant education & experience. Send 2 resumes & cover letter to UNICON International, 241 Outerbelt St, Columbus, OH 43213 REF# 7310.197

Medical-Dental Medical Assistants, Physician Offices

MaternOhio Clinical Associates is looking for fulltime Medical Assistants for its Columbus-area physician practices. Phlebotomy and physician back office or hospital experience required, OB/Gyn experience preferred. Qualified candidates should e-mail resumes to: careers@maternohio.com. Excellent benefits package included. No phone calls/agencies, please.

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST

Looking for person exp in medical field. Position covers anything from fitting for foot braces, custom-molded insoles, selling shoes in retail store, etc. M-F, FT with benefits with 3 weeks paid vaca. E-mail resume to jobs@orthofootankle.com or fax to 614-895-8810. Attn: Kathy Thornton.

Nursing Program Coordinator Pickaway-Ross Career & Technology Center’s Adult Education is now hiring a Nursing Program Coordinator. Full-time position with day-time hours and some evenings and weekends required. Must have current RN license with a minimum of 5 years of experience working as an RN, with at least 2 of the years working in a longterm care facility. Must have a minimum of 2 years’ experience teaching in a PN or RN program. Master’s degree required.

Email all resumes to prctcapplynow@pickawayross.com by June 5, 2015. MFD/EOE

Kenyon College For a full description of this position and how to apply, please visit: http://employment2.kenyon.edu/postings/2004

Budget Analyst: KC Sports seeks one w/ BA/BS Duty: analyze company’s budgets and monitor costs. Mail Resume to KC USA, Inc. Attn: Soon Yoon, 195 S. High St. Columbus, OH 43215.

First Bank of Ohio (Downtown Columbus)

Seeking indirect vehicle loan underwriter working with car dealerships.

Experience required. Also position has other support duties.

Full time M-F 8 to 5 & rotating Saturdays Fax Resumes to: 877-705-6330 or email to: ploechler@firstbankofohio.com

Franklin County Community Based Correctional Facility Fiscal Analyst-$36,718. For details, job postings, and to apply please visit our website at www.fccbcf.org

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APARTMENT MANAGEMENT Resident Manager Couple for 100 unit Apartment Community In Columbus, OH. Position includes salary, 2BR apartment with washer and dryer and all utilities paid, plus 3 weeks paid vacation & holidays. Pleasant working environment. Duties include apartment renting and light maintenance.

Please send both resumes by: Fax 614-863-3006 Or email to: alitz@cmc-apts.com EECO

FIRST CLASS LINEMAN

The Energy Cooperative, headquartered in Newark, OH, is currently seeking a First Class Lineman for its electric division based in Utica, OH. This position is responsible for performing diversified work of erection and repair of distribution and transmission lines of all classes and voltage, including substations, energized lines, and on structures and equipment involved in the distribution of electricity. High school diploma or GED equivalent, minimum of four years as Apprentice Lineman and successful completion of an approved Lineman Training Program, Class A CDL. Qualified applicants should submit their resume, along with salary requirements to: The Energy Cooperative Human Resources, P.O. Box 4970, Newark, OH 43058-4970 or fax to 740-348-1133 or e-mail to hr@theenergycoop.com. More information can be found at theenergycoop.com . EEO.

Head Swim Team Coach

YMCA of Mount Vernon is seeking a Head Swim Team Coach. This individual must be 21 years old, have 2 years of coaching experience, enjoys teaching kids, possesses good communication skills, and have all proper certifications (or be willing to get them). If interested please email Cameo Quick at cameo@mtvymca.org NEED A RIDE? Alive has hundreds-even thousands-of private and dealer autos advertised for sale.

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Qualifications include 3-5 years of nursing practice in diabetes education and or endocrinology.

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NP or PA for Urgent Care

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FedEx Ground is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer (M/F/D/V), committed to a diverse workforce.

Lash Chevrolet has immediate opening for experienced Salesperson to work with a team of veteran sales and management staff in a relaxed, customer friendly environment.

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Construction Inspector Public Works Projects

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WinnScapes, Inc. a Landscape Management Company is seeking a fast, friendly, motivated computer literate individual for data entry and systems management. You must be proficient on a computer and in Microsoft office (Word and Excel). Assist with Sales, Production, and Accounting project duties. Hours may vary dependent on season, PT yr. around plus on call 24/7 for admin snow removal duties in the winter must be able to work long and flexible hours. Good attendance is a must. Please fax, mail or email resume to WinnScapes, Inc. 6079 Taylor Road Gahanna, Ohio 43230 (614) 759-9466 fax winn@winnscapes.com

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RN - OB/Triage A large OB-Gyn practice is searching for a nurse to triage phone calls. Duties include working with our physicians to answer patient questions, schedule surgeries and coordinate patient care. OB-Gyn experience only. Send your resume to Jeng@columbusobgyn.com

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Commonwealth Associates, Inc. is seeking an Electrical Engineer 3 for full time employment in Gahanna, Ohio office. Must hold Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering with power systems coursework. Must have minimum two years experience in Electrical Engineering power systems work.

Duties include: perform specialized electrical engineering studies for company projects; independently evaluate, select and apply electrical engineering techniques for projects; provide modifications, adaptations and analysis to conventional plans, investigations, surveys, structures and equipment involved in client projects; engage in variable investigation and provide reporting and analysis to client and direction to technicians; responsible for electrical engineering aspects of single phase project, engage in review of complex features and issues involved with project and provide solutions to engineering team; interface with clients and vendors. Must be proficient in GE-PSLF, ETAP,m EMTP-ATP, and SKM engineering software.

Must hold EIT/FE certificate. Must be eligible to become a registered Professional Engineer. Direct resume and cover letter to Stacey Nall, Commonwealth Associates, Inc., PO Box 1124, Jackson, Michigan 49204.

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$19/hr & BENEFITS Sarasota Transport is hiring DRIVERS for 6 axle Dump Trucks and Tractor Trailer Dumps for local work.

Quality, safe trucks with A/C. Call 614-255-1014.

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RETAIL FLORAL SHOP MANAGERS Connells Maple Lee flowers & gifts is seeking experienced Managers AND Management Trainees in the Columbus area. Successful candidates will have strong people skills, are motivated to manage a business, enjoy a challenge, and are team players. Must be able to work a flexible schedule of 40+ hours a week, with more hours during floral holidays and other busy times.

Our Management Training Program combines formalized classroom training with accompanying on-the-job assignments, as well as in-depth training in floral design.

Please submit resume to: U.S. Retail Flowers, Inc. Human Resources Manager 2033 Stringtown Road Grove City, OH 43123 e-mail address: human.resources@cmlflowers.com Website: www.cmlflowers.com

Looking for Person willing to do Adult Foster Care for DD Looking for family or person willing to have a adult female with DD live in your home and receive a daily rate payment. Provide personal care, outings, specialized developmental activities, meal preparation, and transportation. Related experience or education desired, but not required. High school diploma or GED, valid driver’s license, and reliable transportation required. All training provided.

Fax a resume to (614) 471-6912 or apply at www.LIFE-INC.NET . EOE

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

FT position available in senior apartment communities. Duties include repairs, plumbing, electrical, janitorial, buildings and grounds. HVAC exp. Preferred. Health/Retirement/Benefit package. Send resume by fax (614) 848-9799 or email dcleland@nationalchurchresidences.org.

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SAFETY AND TRAINING COORDINATOR The Energy Cooperative located in Newark, Ohio is seeking to hire a Safety and Training Coordinator for its electric utility. Must have working knowledge and experience in the electric utility industry including accident prevention, safety procedures, industry hazards and loss control. Associate’s degree in Business Administration or related field, seven years progressive experience working in the natural gas and/or electric utility field. Proficient in MS Office products. Qualified applicants should submit their resume, along with salary requirements to: The Energy Cooperative Human Resources, P.O. Box 4970, Newark, OH 43058-4970 or fax to 740-348-1133 or e-mail to hr@theenergycoop.com.

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Come join us…. We have an exciting seasonal opportunity in our co-pack area waiting for you!

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Mid-size Ohio law firm is seeking a Legal Secretary with litigation experience to support our legal team. The Legal Secretary will perform a variety of secretarial and clerical duties for attorneys to whom assigned according to established policies and procedures. The Legal Secretary is typically assigned to assist several attorneys. This position will complete correspondence, pleadings, including electronic pleading clips, time entries, court efilings, pdf scanning of documents, travel arrangements and other clerical tasks as needed in a timely and accurate manner. Please email your resume to mgibbons@ffalaw.com

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Korean Cook, Prepare and cook Korean foods according to traditional Korean recipes, and fish dishes, min. 2yrs exp. in Korean or Asian fusion food, send resume to Jin Korean Inc. (Dba Kaya Restaurant), 4710 Reed Rd., Upper Arlington, OH 43220

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Leading 3PL Company is seeking individuals for full-time General Warehouse positions. First shift openings available at our Grove City location. Previous warehouse or scanning experience a plus. Positions require lifting of up to 50 lbs. We offer competitive hourly wage with excellent benefits package. Apply online only at www.genco.com/careers Drug test and background check required.

EOE AA Minorities, Females, Protected Veterans, Disabled. GENCO participates in E-Verify.

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Full time Receptionist position available. Daytime, evening and weekend hours. Experience preferred.

Animal Care Center at Cherry Way, Gahanna Fax resume to 614-475-7337.

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Hiring for Forklift, Picking, Kitting, and unloading trailers

Candidates must have a B.S. OR M.A. preferred.

Advances an understanding of the development of children and the influences of family, community, and cultural differences on student success. Start date is August 1, 2015. $76,500 annual salary - 12 mo. Contract; duty day: afternoon and evenings. Great benefits & State retirement plan. Send letter and resume to: Dr. Michael Johnson, Superintendent, Attention Director of Student and Community Engagement Search, Bexley City Schools, 348 S. Cassingham Rd. Bexley, OH 43209 by June 15, 2015.

Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

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Multiple companies are looking to hire! If you have 6 months or more of recent work exp in Warehouse or Assembly then call today! All shifts, temp & temp to hire! Great pay! 614-841-2500

Behavioral Health Center is looking for a behavioral health care professional with experience in management or program operations, clinical supervision, and community collaboration. Must have an MS degree and independent licensure in counseling, social work, chemical dependency or related field. Must demonstrate effective management, supervisory and executive leadership skills.

Full time position. Send resume to: C. Knapp, Marion Area Counseling Center, Inc. 320 Executive Dr. Marion, Ohio 43302 cknapp@maccsite.com EOE/AA

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