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Support Small: Handmade
We’re back after a little quarantine hiatus! Our blog focuses on discovering unique businesses and locations in the community and that was a little hard for us to do when nothing was open and no one could leave their homes. As our town begins to re-open slowly, we will spotlight a few businesses where we as community members can support them during these strange times.
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Quarantine Book Club
We are kicking off week 3 of our “Stay at Home” order in Indiana. It has now been extended 2 more weeks but my instincts, fear, and anxiety won’t have me feeling comfortable leaving the house until Summer hits. What better time to catch up on your reading list than the present?!
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10 Unique Puzzles to Get You Through Quarantine
We’ve all got too much damn time to fill, which means that people who were unfavorable to puzzles before are now discovering the hours-killing appeal of the best jigsaw puzzles. So much so that Americans are buying puzzles too quickly for some manufacturers to keep up. Since you need something to do besides binge-watch shows, workout from home, and attempt to cook, we are bringing you 10 of our favorite puzzles.
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What To Do This Weekend 3.27-3.29 (Home Edition)
The way we’ve been living these past few weeks has flipped our normal lives upside down and we don’t see a change coming anytime soon. We’ve decided to take our weekly series posts about “what you can do around town” and turn them into a “what you can do from home” series. Remember to stay safe and stay home!
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Drink of the Month: Taste the Rainbow
Every St. Patrick’s Day party deserves a little green in the scheme. And on a holiday that calls for a boozier bash, a drink is the best way to get in the spirit. This fruity festival cocktail will make your friends green with envy!
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What To Do This Weekend 3.13-3.15
Friday, March 13th Please join Sycamore Winery for the grand opening of The Ohio Building with our new Sycamore Winery downtown tasting room. Friday, March 13: Ribbon cutting at 2pm with doors to open to the public immediately following until 9pm. Brooke’s Naturals & Candy will be providing samples immediately following the ribbon cutting. (see them in the 2nd floor ballroom) Live Music from Brent Gordon McPike and Solly Burton 5-8pm in the 2nd floor ballroom Saturday, March 14: Open hours = 12-9pm Live Music from Ross David 5-8pm in the 2nd floor ballroom The entire building, including the 2nd floor Casa Urbana suites, will be open to the public.…
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What To Do This Weekend 3.6-3.8
Friday, March 6th Come Downtown for First Friday, March 6 from 5 to 9pm. Visit local restaurants, shops, museums and more! Visit the Downtown Terre Haute- THCC facebook page for flyers and more information about what your favorite places are offering. Join Clabber Girl Bake Shop for the first Chef’s Night of 2020 on Friday, March 6th! Stop in anytime between 6-8pm. No reservations needed. Live music! Cash bar available. March Chef’s Night Menu Winter’s End Entrees Red Wine Braised Short Ribs 16 Short Ribs braised in a red wine and served on a buttery parsnip puree with roasted baby carrots Seared Tuna Steak 15 Peppered and seared tuna steak…
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What To Do This Weekend 2.28-3.1
Friday, February 28th Come join Honey B’s Crochet School at Little Bear Coffee Co. for Crochet Club! Meet other crocheters and relax while we work on our WIPs! The club will meet from 6-8pm and tickets can be purchased through Eventbrite, the class is free.The Dance Studio is bringing back the 80’s with an 80’s Dance Party. Dust off those jean jackets, get the big hair ready, and let’s dance to some Michael Jackson, Wham, or…..you let us know what you’d like to hear! The party takes place from 7-9pm.Lent is back and so are the fish fry’s! St Joseph University Parish is hosting their annual fish fry this Friday…
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Around Town: Bad Axe Throwing
Move over bowling, axe-throwing is the new league sport. In cities around the nation, ax-throwing has become the latest craze. We decided to take it for a spin and introduce you to your newest obsession!
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What To Do This Weekend 2.21-2.23
Friday, February 21st CANDLES continues its Next-Generation Speaker Series, hosting Sharie Fields on Friday, February 21st, 2020. Sharie Field’s maternal grandmother, Nellie (1916-1985), and mother, Esther (b. 1941) were Polish Jews and the only two people from their large family to survive World War II. Sharie will share stories of how they survived the war and their time spent in a Displaced Person’s camp in Germany before immigrating to America in 1949. She will share stories of her Ukrainian grandfather, Louis, also a WWII survivor and of her paternal grandfather, Sam, who served as an interpreter in the Nuremberg trials following the war. Sharie Fields sheds light on her family’s…
