Month: November 2020

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November 3, 2020

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Join Nocterra Brewing Co. TOMORROW for Frosty Fest

Join Nocterra Brewing Co. TOMORROW for Frosty Fest: Winter Challenge, a day featuring a special collab beer, competitive trivia, a winter outfit competition, and totally rad prizes.

Show up in your craziest/goofiest/warmest winter gear and get ready for an eventful day in the beer garden.

See more about the event here: https://bit.ly/3qEjFWQ

Get a “Fresh Start” to the new year with coffe

Get a “Fresh Start” to the new year with coffee or a homemade bakery item from @freshstartcafeandbakery !
Located in a Downtown Delaware, Fresh Start is a great place to energize your morning, grab a snack between shops, or a quick break while you’re driving through.
Famous for their cruffins, Fresh Start has an assortment of delicious items for you to enjoy.

Preservation Parks of Delaware County are providin

Preservation Parks of Delaware County are providing a great opportunity to achieve your New Year Resolution!
Go the distance from January 1st through March 31st with the Winter100.
Register and log your miles as you get active and explore Delaware County to reach 100 miles or 100 kilometers. Gain access to a private group and a community of winter walkers.

Register here: www.PRESERVATIONPARKS.COM/PROGRAMS/WINTER-100

Merry Christmas from all of us at Destination Dela

Merry Christmas from all of us at Destination Delaware County Ohio!
We wish you a safe and happy holiday.

The Hamburger Inn Diner is ready for Santa! Are yo

The Hamburger Inn Diner is ready for Santa!
Are you?!🎅
See where Santa is at here: https://www.noradsanta.org

If you have a question about popular music, stroll

If you have a question about popular music, stroll on down to 11 West Winter Street in Delaware to the eclectic Endangered Species - The Last Record Store On Earth. Pat Bailey will have the answer.

Pat has operated his music store for 40 years in Delaware. It is the oldest, continually operating business downtown. He started his business on Nov. 1, 1980 because he loved music and thought “Delaware needed a record store.”

If you want it on CD or vinyl, Pat can either find it in his voluminous collection or he can locate somewhere in his string of contacts. He specializes in old and new vinyl, which he notes has been making a big comeback with music lovers.

“People want something tangible that they can hold in their hands and add to a collection,” Pat said. “Vinyl has been coming back for several years. People like holding a record in their hands. And it’s not just the older generation. Younger music lovers are discovering albums and they love them.” Pat noted that it is not only classic rock being reproduced as vinyl, but current artists are releasing new albums on vinyl.

Pat is a wealth of music knowledge. Stop in to stroll the aisles and learn more about the music world and classic vinyl. Contact Pat at 740.417.4776 or at endangeredspeciesmusic@frontier.com.

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