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In 2008 writer Colin Beavan and his family attempted to live for a year without making any net impact on the environment. Inspired by his book about his experience ("No Impact Man"), we will walk from our house to the Clintonville Farmer's Market (about 3/4 mile), make a selection of local and sustainably-grown produce, and return to our house to fix lunch from whatever the market has provided. Those who wish can stay after lunch to watch the 70-minute documentary made about his project. His fascinating and thought-provoking book is highly recommended as well.

Without leaving the 400 block of Acton Road, visit three UU households featuring cuisine of a different country or region at each. Appetizers and salad with Paul Steffen and Katie Swett, entree with Judy Vazquez and Doug Dickenson, and dessert with Kevin and Cathy O'Neil. Nationalities to be determined, but we promise a good variety!

Join us for Hamiltinis and appetizers as we celebrate Broadway's favorite founding father, Alexander Hamilton. We'll listen to selections from "Hamilton!" the musical, take fun Hamilton-inspired photos and learn "The 10 Duel Commandments" before pretending we're the ones in his July 11, 1804, duel with Aaron Burr.

No parade or picnic to attend? Enjoy friends, fellowship and food on Carole's patio.

Join us for an evening of Greek food and spirits. Our menu will include appetizers such as olives and stuffed grape leaves, a Greek salad, a seafood course or two, a dessert or two, Greek wine and two different kinds of Cretan raki (after dinner drink). After dinner, we will present a slideshow of some of our best photos from our 2018 trip to Greece.

Join us for a delightful evening where the birds with be on the screen and not on the menu! We will serve a vegetarian meal featuring appetizers, a cold soup, grilled mushrooms and vegetables, several summer salads, passion-fruit mousse along with wine and beer. Afterwards, we will present a slideshow of our best bird photos from three different trips: Ecuador and the Galapagos in 2012, Peru with Manu National Park in 2015, and Costa Rica in Dec. 2018/Jan. 2019.

Meet Erin and Corey at Columbus Area Boardgaming Society (CABS) in Worthington (670 Lakeview Plaza Blvd Suite E) for an introduction to one of the largest board gaming clubs in the country. CABS has about 1,000 of the hottest Eurogames games in its library, table space, and people to play with. We'll give you a mini-tour of the library and share some of our favorite games from 1pm to about 3pm. Afterward you are most welcome to stay as long as you want. Your adventure will include a canned soda and prepacked snack (we're not fancy at CABS) as well as $5 admission so that you can return later for a free visit if you haven't already stopped by.

Read David McCullough's "The Wright Brothers" first to appreciate how far aviation technology has advanced, and Ohio's starring role in its history. Then come spend a few hours on a Sunday afternoon in March with Jim for a tour of his workplace. The highlight will be a chance to view the hangar where several business jets are usually being worked on, and we can take a peek inside one and imagine experiencing this luxury method of travel either as a pilot or passenger.

We live near the airport in Gahanna. Drive to our house, and let us drop you off and pick you up from the airport. Your car stays safe in our driveway. Date and time will be decided with the buyer with reasonable advance notice. Save on taxi fare or parking! Expires on February 1, 2019.

Ever wonder where artists get their ideas? Join artists Deb and Tom Baillieul for a walk in downtown Columbus where we will show you how to "see like an artist." We'll meet at Columbus' Main Library on Grant Ave. and wander the library and surrounding Topiary Park, seeing nature's gems as well as the human architectural delights. We will perceive the world through all our senses, using images and poetic words.You do not have to be able to draw! Pencils, pens, and paper will be available (or bring your own sketchbook). We'll provide yummy refreshments.

Mid-October brings some interesting menu possibilities--squash (including pumpkins), apples, greens, and more. We'll see what appeals to our palates when the time comes. Please join us for a harvest vegetarian dinner.