Athens can once again revel in collective beer belches as the sixth annual Ohio Brew Week returns this weekend in all of its barley and glory. And better yet, the week of local brew-centric activities will be extended by three days.
As food buggies parked on Union Street gain popularity, a new option will be available to those staying in Athens during the summer.
Clown soldiers will be the featured characters in this weekend’s Ohio University School of Theater production.
Members of the Athenian Berean Community Players are ready to sing and dance their way through an old musical favorite this weekend.
On April 26, 1986, the nuclear reactor explosion in Chernobyl produced devastating health and environmental effects for Europe. Twenty-five years later, the contamination continues to affect the surrounding area.
Students had the chance to experience personal stories of people affected by sexual assault, in honor of Take Back the Night week.
This week, many Ohio University students are noticing the warmer weather and spending time outdoors. This month, the OU Office of Sustainability wants students to become more aware of problems surrounding the environment.
Creative-spirited people looking for weekend entertainment can enjoy an artistically themed debut tomorrow and Sunday.
For theatergoers who enjoy classics of the 20th century, this weekend will bring an opportunity to see a well-known production. The Athenian Berean Community Players will present their production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof this weekend at Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville.
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