The new program

Getting bins

Dos and don’ts

• Metal cans and cups, but anything with an aerosol tip must be removed.
• Not all plastic is made equally + certain kinds, such as plates or foam containers, simply can’t be recycled.
• Paper and cardboard are great for recycling, but the city does request these items be broken down to conserve space.

Climate Action Plan

• Skate Night | Thursday, June 8 | 6-8:30 p.m. | United Skates of America, 3362 Refugee Rd., Columbus | $6-$11 | Bring the family for a night of dancing to popular music with skate rentals available.

• Rosé Soirée | Friday, June 9 | 6-8 p.m. | North Market, 59 Spruce St., Downtown | $50 | Taste a variety of summer-themed rosé hosted by The Barrel and Bottle.
• Sumbuck | Friday, June 9 | 7 p.m. | Newport Music Hall, 1722 N. High St., Campus | $20-$65 | This solo act is led by Taylor Meier, Columbus-native + lead singer of Caamp.

• Spring Beer Fest | Saturday, June 10 | 2-7 p.m. | Fourth Street Taproom & Kitchen, 1810 N. Fourth St., Columbus | $20-$55 | Sample beers from 20 different breweries + enjoy food from trucks and the Fourth Street kitchen.
• Teen & Tween Art Workshop | Saturday, June 10 | 4:30-6 p.m. | Terra Gallery, 6631 Dale Dr., Dublin | $35 | Kids can learn to create artwork on different mediums including canvas paintings.

• Columbus Crew 2 vs. Charlotte Crown Legacy | Sunday, June 11 | 3:30 p.m. | Historic Crew Stadium, 1 Black and Gold Blvd., Columbus | $8-$10 | Watch as the top rated team in the Eastern Conference visits the city.

• After weeks of a curfew in the Short North, Columbus City Council is beginning to walk back its restrictions. Council repealed the midnight curfew for food trucks on Monday. However, vendors must still register to set up at one of 13 different locations for safety precautions. (NBC4)

• Mayor Andrew J. Ginther proposed a $1.74 billion capital budget for 2023, which is now under review by Columbus City Council. Many updates are planned in this budget, including new fire trucks. The next meeting is Monday, June 12. (The Columbus Dispatch)

• Central Ohio is now home to a Lamborghini dealership after the luxury car brand opened a new location in Dublin. The lot, located at 6335 Perimeter Loop Dr., has vehicles starting at $200,000+, including the new plug-in hybrid models. (Columbus Business First)

• The Columbus Museum of Art’s newest exhibit — “PRESENT ’23: Building the Scatland Collection” — is now on display featuring 33 paintings + textiles from 32 artists. Want to know more? Stop by this evening from 6-7 p.m. for a free panel discussion with a handful of the artists.

• Tuesday marked a monumental day for golf after the PGA Tour joined forces with LIV Golf and DP World Tour. If you’re full of questions, you aren’t alone. The Memorial Tournament released a statement to ensure it has no plans of leaving after wrapping up successfully last week.

• Wednesday, June 14 is 614 Day — a fun + local celebration based on our city’s area code. We’re looking to highlight small businesses next week in honor of the CBUS holiday, so we’re asking for some help. What’s one local business you can’t live without? Send us an email.

• New data shows Ohio’s favorite fruit is apples. Total Shape, an online fitness resource, analyzed Google search results and found Ohioans search for “apples” 120,000+ each month. Did you all forget what they look like or something?

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