Dublin • May 16, 2025
Good morning, Dublin. Just in time for Haitian Flag Day, a powerful cinematic exploration of Haiti's presidential assassination arrives on Columbus screens tomorrow. "July 7: Who Killed the President?" premieres at AMC Easton Town Center, bringing director Robenson Lauvince's perspective on the 2021 tragedy that shocked the world, with the filmmaker also set for a special WYSO radio interview in both Haitian Creole and English.
From international intrigue to local escapes, adventure awaits within 90 minutes of Columbus as five charming small towns offer perfect day trips, from Somerset's historic Catholic church to Sugarcreek's giant working cuckoo clock. Meanwhile, the Columbus skyline prepares for a Mediterranean makeover as Lumin Sky Bar transforms into Astra Rooftop this July, promising bohemian vibes and shareable European-influenced plates that might just transport you abroad without leaving downtown.
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๐ฌ Haiti's presidential assassination comes to the big screen tomorrow. "July 7: Who Killed the President?" premieres in Columbus, Ohio with two showings at AMC Easton Town Center. The film follows a college student investigating former Haitian President Jovenel Moรฏse's 2021 assassination who finds herself entangled in political chaos. Director Robenson Lauvince will be interviewed on WYSO radio in both Haitian Creole and English, coinciding with the premiere's timing just before Haitian Flag Day on Sunday.
๐ Five charming small towns offer perfect escapes near Columbus. Within 90 minutes of the city, these hidden gems pack history, art, and unique attractions. Somerset showcases Ohio's first Catholic church and local artists, while Sugarcreek blends Amish culture with Swiss heritage and houses a massive working cuckoo clock. Granville delivers New England charm with historic inns, while Newark boasts UNESCO-recognized ancient earthworks. Yellow Springs rounds out the list with vibrant art, locally-owned shops, and beautiful nature preserves for day-trippers seeking adventure.
๐ฝ๏ธ Columbus skyline gets a Mediterranean makeover this summer. Lumin Sky Bar & Kitchen atop the AC Hotel Downtown will transform into Astra Rooftop in July. The new concept from One Hospitality Group promises a bohemian escape featuring modern American cuisine with European and Spanish influences. Former Forno head chef Branden Weigel will create a menu centered on shareable small plates, while drinks expert Hans Maggard crafts playful cocktails. The venue aims to provide a transportive experience while maintaining focus on exceptional food, service, and ambiance.
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