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Main Street Music, concerts on Public Square, Thursday and Fridays, 6-8 p.m. Musicians will be located in the pavilion within the Historic Public Square. Visit Mainstreetwooster.org for more information. Goat Yoga demonstrations, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, Lehman's, 4779 Kidron Road, Kidron. Goats + Pose will be at Lehman's showing off goats and their yoga skills with free goat yoga demonstrations. For more information call 800-438-5346, email melissa.smail@lehmans.com or visit www.lehmans.com/storeevents Affair on the Square Craft & Vintage Fair, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday, Medina Public Square...

Wayne Center for the Arts (Wooster, Ohio), Mansfield Art Center & Museum (Mansfield, Ohio) and The Peninsula Fine Art Center in Newport News, Virginia that was a two-person exhibition featuring Zuercher spent five years photographing the 35 bridges over the Seine River at night during the winter months and another year researching the history of the bridges, gathering anecdotes, printing and assembling the prints. The Glow of Paris book is an eclectic collection of extraordinary gelatin-silver photographic prints of the bridges of Paris—nighttime images that are breathtaking. Accompa...

Wooster artisan: 'Today is a perfect day' "This is my first show in about two and a half years, and I'm pretty excited," said Nancy Franck of N.E. Wear, which offers jewelry and accessories made from acrylic paint skins, flower petals, found insect wings, bicycle spokes, guitar strings and horsetail hair. She works out of her home. "Today is a perfect day, and I'm really excited to be down here," she said. "There's lots of traffic, and I get lots of exposure, talk with lots of people and give out my cards." Tracy Hamilton of Hamilton Woodcrafting was another vendor who works out of his home...

WOOSTER Minus the signs for Liberty Screen Printing and Embroidery, the brick building on South Street in Wooster looks like an old theater. Before it was a printing service and Faith Harvest Church, it was a theater. Its name can still be seen on the billboard-styled sign out front: Big Picture.  Now, nearly 40 years after the building was constructed, a local nonprofit has purchased the property in the hopes of bringing the smalltown theater back to life. Founded in 2019, the Downtown Arts Theater is a 501(c)(3) that aims to acquire and renovate former theaters as event venues and ...

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