Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and while it’s looking a little different this year, your favorite Worthington businesses are here with all the desserts, wines, dinners, and fixings to help you celebrate a safe holiday at home.

This spring and summer have been an exciting? interesting? an eventful one for the Worthington Farmers Market. When COVID-19 restrictions were first applied in March, it transitioned from the indoor market at the mall first to a drive-through market at the Community Center, then to a walk-through layout.

Everyone’s struggling this season with how to…

• purchase unique gifts

• support local shops

• safely give presents during COVID-19 shutdowns

Well, the Worthington Partnership has found the perfect way to do all three: WORTHINGTON GIFT BOXES!

Patio weather is dwindling for the season… or is it?

This year restaurants have been forced to get creative with everything from touch-free menus to streamlined carryout options. Patios have been prime real estate, and many local restaurants and bars are finding ways to keep customers warm and socially distanced well into late autumn.

Like every central Ohio arts organization, the Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center has pivoted its offerings to adapt to COVID-19 restrictions. And while things may not be “back to normal,” this fall is looking fairly robust at the MAC, with outdoor concerts, classes, virtual presentations, and the first in-house exhibition since March.