Five things to add to your bucket list before graduation
By Anna Hanes | May 1With graduation approaching, add these five experiences to your Athens bucket list before you leave.
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With graduation approaching, add these five experiences to your Athens bucket list before you leave.
From February 10-15, there are various book, movie and music releases. Locally, there are events to keep all students and visitors entertained.
“Grandma hobbies” like knitting, crocheting and embroidering are actually beneficial to us. With a resurgence of these “old” hobbies, more and more people need a place to find community and showcase their skills and ideas.
Students find ways to express themselves through fashion during the winter months.
Create to Donate, hosted by The Dairy Barn Arts Center, allows attendees to express themselves creatively and give back to those who need support in the community.
The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company showcases the play version of S.E. Hinton’s “The Outsiders.”
More than 40 artisans showcased handmade work at this year’s Holiday Shoppe, hosted by the Athens Art Guild. The Shoppe also featured live performances and a raffle.
Local businesses and Ohio University host various events, as sports teams face competitors and theater fans attend performances.
Four kittens got adopted at the Feral Ladies Cat Rescue adoption event at Big Run Kava Bar on Saturday.
Mane Avenue Salon opened in February with a goal to serve Athens residents and Ohio University students.
Food drives, holiday shopping and pickle tasting are just some of the activities Athens residents can participate in this week.
Ohio University students in COMS 4050 teamed up with Passion Works Studios and Jackie O’s to host Recess, an event full of childlike wonder.
The new Bobcat Minecraft Club includes online meetings on a multiplayer server, monthly competitions for prizes and occasional get-togethers.
The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company showcases “Puffs” Saturday and Sunday as its second show of the semester, bringing comedy and community to the stage.
To celebrate Día de los Muertos, Bobcats attended several celebrations and events, such as frame decorating and collage making. The Multicultural Greek Council set up an ofrenda in Baker University Center, and The Kennedy Museum of Art hosted a community open studio where everyone was welcome to create collages honoring loved ones with members of the community.