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Athena Cinema Provides Virtual Access to Newly Released Films
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Starting Friday, March 27, the Athena Cinema will be providing virtual access to newly released art house cinema films that viewers can purchase online access to at athenacinema.com/virtual. “In a pretty recent development, art houses around the country have started offering this service to customers and sharing results, which have been pretty positive,” Connor Baker,… Read More
Small Businesses Look For Hope Amid COVID-19
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Paul and Cindy Freedman had hoped to throw a long awaited grand opening for their business, Dutch Creek Winery, in late March 2020. Very slowly and then all at once, the United States, and more particularly, the state of Ohio, began react to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, right as the Freedmans were making preparations for… Read More
Inoculous II Radio A Sessions
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Athens-based cerebral math rockers Inoculous performed “ADHD,” “Space Monkey,” “Entropy,” and “Alligator” during their session in WOUB’s Radio A in November 2019. Inoculous is made up of chief songwriter and guitarist Demetri Wolfe and drummer Jake Evans. The duo’s music is built on labyrinthine rhythmic structures that provide the base for kaleidoscopic, visceral guitar that… Read More
Finding Brightness in the Darkness: Jeanie Thieken Creamer
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Amid many devastating stories about the COVID-19 global pandemic and the protocol to contain the spread of the virus, local musician Jeanie Thieken Creamer was able to recently share a hopeful one. Two of Creamer’s close friends, who have been a couple for over 30 years, decided to get married over the weekend of March… Read More
Jake Eddy’s ‘Awake!’ Examines a Higher Power In a Time of Uncertainty
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Released earlier this year, jazz guitarist and composer Jake Eddy’s Awake! is a four-part suite that serves as a multi-layered sonic contemplation on the possibility of a higher power. “I was having a conversation with someone about what I believed about the world, and how we are here and all this kind of stuff — and… Read More
Steve Zarate On Challenges Faced By Musicians During COVID-19 Outbreak
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Steve Zarate has been a full-time musician for about 14 years. Statewide decrees made to contain the spread of COVID-19 have interrupted Zarate’s profession, as they has for so many. Zarate estimates that due to cancelled shows alone, he has already lost about $1,000 in revenue, but he is already working with other regional musicians… Read More
Local Music Losing Crucial Momentum: Sneakthief’s Daniel Palmer
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Between March 12 and March 15, 2020, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine banned all gatherings of more than 100 people in the state of Ohio and closed all Ohio restaurants and bars as a part of the state’s harm reduction efforts in containing the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the highly contagious coronavirus. As… Read More
GoFundMe Raises over $3k for Artists in Central Ohio
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Longtime participant in the independent music scene of Columbus, Lisa Cave says that music has “gotten her through some of the darkest times of her life,” and that passion for regional music has most recently manifested itself in the Columbus Artists Relief Fund COVID-19. Cave started the GoFundMe campaign on March 12, inspired by Seattle-based… Read More
Trafficking In a Currency of Hope: MC Freeman
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Between March 12 and March 15, 2020, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine banned all gatherings of more than 100 people in the state of Ohio and closed all Ohio restaurants and bars as a part of the state’s harm reduction efforts in containing the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the highly contagious coronavirus. As… Read More
Peoples Bank Theatre Reschedules Spring Shows
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On Monday, March 16, Peoples Bank Theatre in Marietta announced that they will be rescheduling the following shows as follows: Aoife Scott with Boys of the Hock has been rescheduled for July 23 The Marshal Tucker Band has been rescheduled for August 7 (*new update) Lorrie Morgan has been rescheduled for August 22 Current tickets… Read More
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