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2020 TRAVEL MAGAZINE
Crafted Edition
Cherry Valley Reimagined.
A Polished, New Style Dining Options Worth Exploring
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An Introduction
4 Welcome to Licking County
8 Licking County Map
Artist Features
12 More Than Just a Brick in the Wall
Brick sculptor Allen Moran
16 Bringing the Beat Back
Musician Tom Atha
20 Paint as a Healing Agent
Painter Gayla Smith
24 Spreading the Word of Glass
Glass studio director Larry Tuber
Local Journeys
28 Celebrating Life
Linda’s Journey
34 The Good Times Keep Rolling
Megan’s Journey
40 Enjoying What’s Around You
Jake’s Journey
Let’s Go
46 Plan Your Visit
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Special thank you to
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EAT SHOP
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101 Beer Kitchen, Asian Gourmet and Sushi Bar, Bellacino's Pizza & Grinders, Blue Agave, Brio Tuscan Grille,
Cap City Diner, Charlotte & Olivia's Sublime Ice Creams, Chi Thai Restaurant, Eagles Pizza, FireFly American Bistro,
Flanagan's Pub, Fox in the Snow, Freshii, Greek Express, Hudson 29 Kitchen + Drink, Jet's Pizza New Albany, Jimmy
John's Gourmet Sandwiches, Johnson's Real Ice Cream, Max & Erma's, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks,
Mellow Mushroom New Albany, Mitchell's Ocean Club, Nazareth's Deli & Restaurant, New Albany Dairy Queen,
Rooster's Wings, Rusty Bucket Restaurant, Smith & Wollensky, Soulshine Tavern & Kitchen, Starbucks, Swensons
Drive-In Restaurant, The Barn at Rocky Fork Creek, Whits Frozen Custard of New Albany
Ace Hardware New Albany, Board & Brush Creative Studio, C. Krueger's Finest Baked Goods, Cheryl & Co,
Edible Arrangements, Elliott Cooper, Floor & Decor, Griffins Floral Design & Wine Shop, Hayley Gallery, Mrs. Turbo's
Cookies, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Nth Degree Interiors, Oakland Nursery, Prairie House, Red Twig Farms, Sherwin-
Williams, The UPS Store, Trove Warehouse, Truluck Boutique, Veloscience Bike Works, Vintage Restyled
Courtyard by Marriott New Albany, Hampton Inn & Suites New Albany, Home2 Suites by Hilton New Albany,
Double Tree Hotel by Hilton Newark, Embassy Suites by Hilton Columbus Airport, Granville Inn, Hilton Columbus at
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i n Licking County, art and
artists exist in every corner
you look. Maybe you prefer
the visual art that colors Licking
uniquely Licking County. But anyone
who’s been to the Bowerston
Shale Company lot or has seen
the incredible sculptures by Allen
County’s walls or the convergence Moran knows that.
of emotional strength and expert Visual art catches your eye,
performing chops at the many and musical art can influence
performing arts centers. Maybe your mood in a moment. Licking
you prefer the natural beauty that County’s many restaurants and
leaves everyone in the county – breweries are proof that art can
artist or not – inspired, or even how have a delicious smell and taste,
brewers bring together modern too. But when you’re compelled to
technology and old traditions to reach out and touch a piece of art,
create one-of-a-kind flavors at the to feel what the artist felt not just
incredible number of breweries and emotionally but physically, you
restaurants throughout the region. forge a new type of connection to
Even if you’re not seeking out art, the arts.
even if you’re just enjoying a Sunday And the best part of Moran’s
drive through Licking County’s sculptures? You’re welcome to
vast sunflower fields and decide touch; his sculptures aren’t fragile.
to stop off on a side road, you’re In fact, his pieces will exist long
bound to stumble onto something after we’re all gone, because
that evokes emotion and awakens they’re carved from brick.
a new perspective. Something
explorelc.org explore licking county 2020 travel magazine 13major, and took a summer job at
Bowerston Shale in 1974, helping
to ship and manufacture brick. The
company had its own brick artist at
the time, and Moran was instantly
gripped by the medium. He began to
learn the craft, and in 1989, Bowerston
Shale hired Moran as its full-time brick
artist. The end of 2019 marks Moran’s
retirement, and he considers himself
lucky to have found a company that
supports his artistic endeavors.
“I think, with anyone, you finally get
to do what you love and it’s worth it,”
Moran says. “Without this place, I
wouldn’t have had that opportunity. I
can’t tell you what I would be doing.
Honestly, I don’t know. This has
worked out great.”
Walking through the Bowerston Shale
lot is quite remarkable. Outside, bricks
are stacked wide and tall, dwarfing
cars parked nearby. Employees walk
through the lot, their hands rough
and clothes covered in dust. But if
you walk into the studio Moran has
occupied for the last three decades,
the lot transforms from a rugged brick
manufacturing facility into a quiet and
“It’s an interesting medium because it stacks green brick, or pre-fired bricks, in cozy studio, the walls obscured by
is three-dimensional, but you combine the formation it’ll be mortared in. Using floor-to-ceiling Moran-carved brick.
perspective drawing with the one- clay carving tools, Moran carves directly One of the sculptures features a mill
dimensional drawing, so you get a into the soft bricks, forming three- and river, and even has water running
combination of both,” Moran says. dimensional shapes on a one-dimensional through it – the only one of Moran’s
“Even though it’s only a couple inches surface. Imagine the art you find on the brick pieces to incorporate water.
deep, you make it appear much deeper quarters in your pocket; they’re formed
He enjoys trying new things, improving
through perspective.” and sculpted, but set against a flat
his craft. And though his full-time work
There are very few artists like Moran background. Then, the green bricks are
out there, and that’s because few artists taken down, fired in a kiln and shipped
have access to the sheer amount of brick out to be mortared onsite.
the medium requires. To create his Moran attended the Columbus College
sculptures, Moran makes a sketch, then of Art and Design as an illustration
Is It a Moran?
While many Moran pieces are in private
spaces, like the Ohio Governor’s Mansion,
you can still catch his work as you walk
throughout the county.
Licking County Veterans’ Park
Don Edwards Park
Newark Fire Station 1
Newark Ohio Police Department
14 explore licking county 2020 travel magazine explorelc.orgwith Bowerston Shale may be at its end,
he has no intentions to stop creating. In
fact, he wants to explore new mediums
in retirement. He’s interested in bronze,
but is truly inspired by large stones he
encounters outside.
“Once I started cutting, I didn’t really
do much of anything else. That’s why,
when I’m out of here, I want to either
carve in wood, but I think my desire is
to do rock carving,” Moran says. “I’m
just curious. You see a rock out there,
sitting anywhere, and I want to see
what I can turn that into.”
Moran has completed so many
sculptures that, when asked how
many he’s created over the years,
he can’t give an accurate estimate,
but it’s in the hundreds. He’s carved
works of all sizes, from relatively
small signs to a 32-by-9-foot piece for
a church in Michigan. His work can
be found all over the country, because
his work was a marketing tool for
Bowerston Shale. When the company
was in competition with other brick
manufacturers for large projects,
Moran would create a brick sculpture
to accompany the bid.
“It was busy here, but we had
something we could offer that other
brickyards couldn’t,” Moran says. “It
was a good hook for the company and
vice versa for my work.”
Moran draws inspiration from the
spaces around him, both natural and
manmade. A Licking County native, he
can’t imagine himself anywhere else,
and has been heartened to watch the
transformation throughout the region.
“All the buildings downtown have
awesome paintings on them. Downtown
Newark is nice, and everybody has
gotten on the bandwagon in really
fixing things up,” Moran says.
“Everybody’s taking pride, it looks
like, in downtown Newark. You see all
the buildings getting refurbished and
cleaned up and the work that’s been
done is impressive. It really is.”
Curious for more public art in Licking County?
So whatever corner of Licking County
you find yourself in, keep an eye out. Look out for Wind Sculptures in Motion at Dawes Arboretum, new as of spring 2020,
You might just come upon a stone that but you can check out some of these longer-standing pieces of public art:
was carved by Moran himself. He does Historic murals at Canal Market District
plan to stay here – in the community he Gary Lee Price’s bronze sculptures around Central Ohio Technical College
loves – after all. and The Ohio State University at Newark
“I really have no complaints
The family of cyclists at T. J. Evans Trail
about my life. I don’t. I’ve done
what I really have loved to do and Welcome to Utica mural, the result of a collaboration between the Utica Area
everything’s just turned out fine for Foundation, Optic Nerve Art Corp and artist Brian Clemons
me,” Moran says. “I wouldn’t want to
leave, and I never will.” Works by, or made possible by, the Cultural Alliance of Licking County
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i n 2005, the site at 1 S. 3rd
St. in downtown Newark
was in a state of disrepair.
The ceiling had collapsed years
Then, in went a piano. In went
heavy duty recording equipment,
and guitars of all shapes and sizes.
And soon after, in went musicians,
earlier, and plastic sheeting was eager to record their work.
all that protected the building from In went Denison University
the elements. It was in a prime students, excited to learn about
location, but it was in bad shape. the art of music production.
Downtown Newark visitors walked Earthwork Recording Studio
past the spot on the corner every opened July 2007. The building
day, ignoring what lay inside. that was once quiet save for the
So there it existed. Dark, quiet, empty. drip-drop of rain falling through
That is, until a 22-year-old Tom the collapsed ceiling was now loud
Atha decided to shake things up. with music, passion and life.
Downtown Newark residents and “Sometimes I think the only reason
workers watched as Atha carried I’m here is I’m the only guy that
old, damaged pieces out of the was willing to hop in here and do
building. He would emerge every the really nasty hard work – not
evening, a fire in his eyes, exhausted for a paycheck,” says Atha. “I feel
after a long day of manual labor. He like I’m from a different time; the
may have been young, but he was willingness to do whatever it takes,
the only one willing to restore the and especially the dirtiest jobs.”
dilapidated building. In went new At just 4 years old, Atha began
walls, in went a new ceiling, in went taking violin lessons. He moved
new doors. on to piano, then to guitar at age
explorelc.org explore licking county 2020 travel magazine 17turned to a vacant building, this time
Newark’s former Crystal Ballroom, to
create Thirty One West.
“We have people that, instead of
playing in the corner of a restaurant,
should be on a stage where people
appreciate what’s happening instead
of their salad,” he says. “So, the
importance of music, specifically, and
the arts being respected is a big part of
what Thirty One West is about.”
Before 2005, Atha admits, he didn’t
think he’d stay in Licking County.
Instead, the musician imagined making
a name for himself in Nashville or
New York City. But now, with a family,
two businesses and a true love for the
community, he’s not going anywhere.
“The people here are really
remarkable. The way that people are
working together to better this place
they call home is really stunning to
me. And, you know, if I hadn’t dug in, I
never would’ve recognized that,” Atha
says. “That makes me really proud to
be from this place and see all these
folks who are all on the same team.”
Now, as he brings in acts both to
10, and that’s when he fell in love. But studio owner gave him a set of keys and Earthwork and Thirty One West,
Atha wasn’t just satisfied with playing invited him to use it whenever. he’s found himself becoming an
others’ music; he wanted to create it, “I like building stuff. I built this ambassador. People who never would
too. The Granville native and a few building, but building a song is similar,” have visited Licking County are now
friends formed a band in high school, says the soft-spoken Atha, sitting in the coming for the weekend, either to enjoy
Fate Hates Us, and Atha spent most recording studio of Earthwork. “That others’ art at Thirty One West or to
of his free time in a recording studio creative process where you get it to a produce their own at Earthwork. One
on the former Clark Motor Company tangible form where you can give it to particular project Atha is proud of is
property. In fact, he spent so much somebody and they have an emotional the Bud Light Platinum Series at Thirty
of his time there that the recording response, hopefully, to that work. I One West. During each performance,
think that’s kind of what lights me up house band The Reissues plays a
out of anything I do; it’s that process.” platinum album front to back, from the
Dixie Chicks’ Wide Open Spaces to Led
Earthwork became home to musicians Zeppelin’s Led Zeppelin IV.
both local and from around the
country, and Atha found himself in a “Honestly, it’s just an amazing musical
predicament; he didn’t know Newark endeavor to dig that deep into someone’s
outside of Earthwork’s walls. But he catalog and gain an appreciation for.
wanted to change that, especially Why the heck was this so popular, and
ahead of his new idea: to open a is still so popular?” he says. “I think it’s
venue that could host his musicians. amazing. You can put 150 or 200 people
Atha joined the Downtown Newark in a room who deeply appreciate a
Association and started to get to know
his neighbors. Eventually, he would
become president of the organization.
Got the bug for performance arts?
At first, his goal was a small venue.
Perhaps a coffee shop with a miniature You’re in luck in Licking County. Find the
stage, he thought. But when he looked drama in these performing arts venues:
at existing local venues, especially Legend Valley Concert Venue
what was offered nearby in Columbus,
he saw a need for medium-sized Licking County Players
venues instead. Small coffee shop Weathervane Playhouse
gigs and huge stadiums were covered.
What about the bands that drew Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra
Earthwork Recording Studio 300-person crowds? Again, Atha at The Midland Theatre
18 explore licking county 2020 travel magazine explorelc.orgrecord, and I think that kind of musical hosted students at Earthwork for six he doesn’t take credit for the movement
appreciation has changed.” years. However, now that the Michael he’s been an integral part of.
D. Eisner Center for the Performing “There was a time when people
Though you’re welcome to sample a Bud Arts is open, he and his students will
Light Platinum at The Bootlegger at wanted to be entertained. They
stay on campus. He also helped create wanted to be together, and the
Thirty One West, getting a taste of the the Newark Organization for the
local libations is always a treat. Whether conveniences of life have changed the
Creative Arts, a new non-profit that way we all act,” Atha says. “So, when
you’re hankering for a Passion the Sour aims to educate others and support
Flower from DankHouse Brewing Co. I see people get together and enjoy
their creative endeavors. the architecture and entertainment
or the Ulysses from Homestead Beer
Co., all it takes is a little curiosity. Atha may not have imagined himself in and each other in a common space like
the leadership positions he’s in today Thirty One West, then I know we did
Atha has taken an active role in when he was renovating the Earthwork the right thing. And I can’t take any
fostering musical appreciation in space in 2005, but he’s become a valuable credit for it, because it was an idea
students, too. As a visiting instructor stitch in Licking County’s arts fabric. Still, that happened in 1902.”
in studio recording at Denison, Atha
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j ust a few short decades
ago, Buckeye Lake was
a major destination for
Midwesterners of all backgrounds.
soon learned the bass, ukulele
and guitar. Eventually, she even
learned the accordion. Smith is a
natural performer, and doesn’t let
Suit up to hit the beachy shore of the anyone off the hook; if you’re not
lake, grab a drink and relax under dancing, singing along or reacting
the hot summer sun. Familiar faces to the music at one of Smith’s gigs,
are everywhere you look. Smiles she’ll throw everything she’s got at
surround you as people talk about you until you begin to move. And
nothing in particular; they’re simply she’s a stubborn one.
enjoying the moment, fleeting as it “Picking a cover that’s going to
may be. Eventually, you might take provoke reactions – that’s the one
shelter from the sun or refresh your you want to do, because that’s
drink in Club 51, the site of modern- what makes them happy,” Smith
day Papa Boo’s. As you enter, the says. “You want to look up and
chatter gets quieter, but the music see everybody singing, and when
gets louder, stirring you and making they don’t, I’ll try to musically beat
your heart beat faster. At the helm is them into submission.”
a 22-year-old Gayla Smith. Being a musician was a key part
Smith played that gig for two of her identity. Until one day
years, her crooning, mesmerizing when she woke up, walked past
voice as quintessential Buckeye her guitar and instead picked up a
Lake as the lake itself. She started pencil and paper. She was 40.
playing the piano as soon as “I loved round suitcases. I had
she could reach the keys, and a thing for round suitcases, so I
explorelc.org explore licking county 2020 travel magazine 21Garden. Looking back, she calls it the
“happiest day.”
“I think when you’re going in the
direction you’re supposed to go in,
things come to you that you can’t
picture,” Smith says. “I couldn’t have
pictured this. I couldn’t have pictured
what happened at the governor’s
mansion; I could’ve never pictured that.
Things just started happening for me
that you couldn’t make up.”
That’s not to say hard work wasn’t
involved – Smith is a powerhouse.
Her home on Buckeye Lake, where
she’s lived since 1978, is filled with
odds, ends and inspiration. Her own
work lines its walls, classic rock fills
the air and mere feet away from her
kitchen table lies Buckeye Lake itself.
She wants her house to give guests
the same thing her art classes give her
students: healing.
“The world is in dire need of
good experiences. … People want
experiences. They want good ones.
They need them. They need them for
started by drawing those,” she says. last couple decades, Smith’s visual
“Then I started drawing millions of cats art has taken her far. She brought her
and fish. I had a thing. An obsession.” performing chops to Ohio Tourism
Smith continued to perform, but she Day 2019 for a live painting. The result
became more and more focused on her was The Statehouse, which highlights
visual art, which moved from graphite cornerstones of the Buckeye State,
to paint. Clearly influenced by Buckeye from the cardinal and the state flag
Lake, her home since she was 10, her to, of course, the Ohio Statehouse.
paintings are colorful, whimsical and Then, in July, she presented the work
cheerful, featuring sea creatures like to Governor Mike DeWine at the Ohio
mermaids, fish and turtles. And in the Governor’s Residence and Heritage
Gayla presents The Statehouse to Governor
Mike DeWine
Grab a brew
Buckeye Lake Brewery is always a great
choice to grab a cold one, but it isn’t alone
with these inspired breweries throughout
Licking County:
1487 Brewery
Buck’s Brewing Co.
DankHouse Brewing Company
Earthworks Brewing
Granville Brewing Company
Homestead Beer Co.
Three Tigers Brewing Company
The Ohio Statehouse Trek Brewing Company
22 explore licking county 2020 travel magazine explorelc.orgtheir life,” she says. “If, when those after being thrown into the dark waters “I couldn’t go to the lake for four
people come to you and you can below. She may not have been around years,” Smith says. “At that time, it was
conduct a class and experience, they for many of those stories, but she feels four feet away. I still couldn’t go.”
walk out feeling somewhat healed they’re a part of her. These stories However, the spirit of the lake wasn’t
that day, that’s no crap. That’s an – these pieces of history – are all gone. And now, with the lake back to
accomplishment. I don’t want them to ingrained in everyone who visits, lives normal, she sees enthusiasm again, she
just stand up there and swing a brush.” and works in Licking County. sees parties on the lake, she sees places
Smith’s home reflects her life; it “Over the years, I guess, my love for it like the Chef Shack, North Shore
wasn’t always the bastion of peace and – you know, I can’t describe it. I should Coffee Co. and The Boatyard at
serenity that it is now. She moved to learn to describe it,” she says. “It’s just Buckeye Lake exemplifying the relaxed
Buckeye Lake with her family before a thing that gets in your veins.” history of the area, and Buckeye Lake
there were any full-time residents, and Her stories are plentiful, but the Brewery embodying the essence of the
she remembers cutting overgrowth and most tumultuous years she’s spent Buckeye Lake she knew as a 22-year-old,
clearing the lot where her childhood in Licking County are more recent. banging on the keys of Club 51’s piano.
home would be built. She can still feel One night, she came home to a chain And her art – colorful, calming, delightful
the water as she swam at the Crystal link fence backed against her home. – is the perfect reflection of the new
Swimming Pool. She can still see the Heavy machinery lurked in her back Buckeye Lake. It’s a place with so much
piano and the chandelier in the Crystal yard, looming high over her house history, so many ups and downs, and so
Ballroom, and remembers how it – evidence of a four-mile-long dam much growth that it almost doesn’t feel
looked as it slowly deteriorated. She remediation going on at the time. real. And yet, every morning and evening,
loves retelling stories about Buckeye The construction took on a life of its the sun rises and sets, the light dancing
Lake that had been told to her, stories own. She says the equipment looked off the lake, bringing with it new joys and
kept alive by the Buckeye Lake like dinosaurs. The land she’d spent new challenges.
Historical Society, like when the nearly her whole life on began to “I like escape. That’s the biggest word:
Black Diamond wrecked. She gets chills change in a way she didn’t recognize escape,” Smith says. “The reason why
talking about when, in 1924, the dance or understand. I paint is because I don’t want to stay
hall floor fell in, and seven people died real. I have enough reality in my life.”
explorelc.org explore licking county 2020 travel magazine 23f irst, raw materials including
sand are heated up to 2,100
degrees Fahrenheit to create
glass. The molten glass is gathered
Tuber was a photography major
at Kent State University. He
created a business photographing
glassblowers’ work for their
onto a blowpipe and reheated in portfolios, and soon found himself
the glory hole, which sits at around gripped by the art form. He began
2,000 degrees Fahrenheit. In the trading his photography expertise
glory hole and on a metal bench, the for glassblowing lessons. To
glass is meticulously molded using have more time in the studio, he
various other tools including the took glassblowing classes every
punty, tweezers and shears. Soon, the semester, and got good at it. When
artist has a fully formed vase, goblet, he graduated, he was almost
sculpture or whatever else they have more interested in glassblowing
imagined. Glassblowing is hard, than photography, and took a job
tedious work inside a very hot room. with a paperweight company in
To the untrained eye, glassblowing Columbus. He both blew glass and
isn’t quite that scientific. Actually, photographed the products, and
to the untrained eye, glassblowing soon became a master craftsman.
looks like magic. But he didn’t want to spend the
“It’s fire. The sound of breaking rest of his life just making small
glass. I loved it,” says Larry Tuber, pieces like paperweights. So, in
glass studio director at The 1989, Tuber left to found his own
Works: Ohio Center for History, company and stationed it in what’s
Art & Technology. “Making art now Columbus’ Arena District.
out of goo is something. It’s cool.” Back then, it was an area rife
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auctioning works he’s created right off
the blowpipe as attendees enjoy drinks
and food, and become dazzled by the
glassblowing process.
While most of his creating is through
The Works nowadays, he still finds
plenty of time for his own artistry,
too. You can find his art all over
Licking County, including at Denison
University. He created a piece for
one of the university’s dining halls,
constructed of 24 red glass disks and
a large glass sphere, illuminated from
the inside. He also helped curate a glass
show at The Works in 2017, which
includes both his art and work from
artists around the world.
Thanks to Tuber’s tutelage, The Works’
glass studio has begun to generate a
profit for the first time ever, and the
studio, despite being blazing hot even
in winter, is so packed with spectators
that it’s often standing room only.
Licking Countians, Tuber says, aren’t
immune to glassblowing’s charm. It’s
hard not to love; Tuber himself still
The Works: Ohio Center for History, Art & Technology finds thrill in creating glass both for
utility and for pure art.
with artists, studios and radical self- a fixture of The Works as its science “You know, I’ve always been a vessel
expression. However, the good times labs. The job made financial sense; maker. And functional glass, I love
couldn’t last forever, and rising rent Tuber didn’t have to buy the equipment making functional glass. I love making
prices and change in Columbus pushed or pay the astronomical costs required drinking glasses,” Tuber says. “I make
out the resident artists. So, he closed the to run a furnace and other heavy duty 100 for our Cocktails by the Fire. … Me
business in 2004, and dabbled in various glassblowing equipment, he was earning and my friends drink out of nothing but
ventures for a few years, but always a salary, and his studio doors are my glasses.”
stayed with glassblowing, creating art always open to visitors of The Works –
from glass in colleagues’ studios. something he enjoys immensely.
Then, in 2010, he got a new job. One not “It’s been terrific,” Tuber says.
too far away. One in Newark. One at The “(Residents) know me as the glass guy
Works. Tuber took complete control of – the glass guy at The Works. I could
the studio, and soon became as much be at a restaurant and some kid will go,
‘That’s the glass guy!’”
Tuber works well under pressure and
he’s quite animated. Tell Tuber you have
an hour to talk about glass and he’ll talk
with you for three. He loves sharing
his art with others, discussing the
incredibly long and fascinating history
of glassblowing, and teaching others the
practice. Glassblowing is a trial by fire,
and Tuber rarely gets burned.
“I’m showy, and I’m one of those
people who do better under pressure,”
Tuber says. “So, I do my best work Catch Larry for lunch!
when I’m under a lot of pressure with Licking County’s most visible glassblower’s
people watching.” favorite lunch spots:
Tuber is an old-school glassblower, Skorpios Gyros
and typically works alone. However,
at least once each year, The Works Elliot’s Wood Fired Kitchen & Tap
brings in a few more glassblowers Barrel & Boar
and hosts Cocktails by the Fire. Tuber
shows off his chops to an audience, River Road Coffeehouse
26 explore licking county 2020 travel magazine explorelc.orgHowever, his position at The Works
has enabled him to focus more closely
on his artwork and teaching, too.
Because he doesn’t have to worry about
paying the high gas bill and the cost
of equipment upkeep, he’s not forced
to spend his time making pieces of art
he’s less passionate about, but that he
knows will sell. When he owned his
own glass company, for instance, he
had two full-time employees who did
the same thing day in and day out to
earn extra money for the shop: make
holiday ornaments.
“I don’t have to constantly think
about paying the bills here. I teach
glassblowing and I really feel like I’m an
evangelist here. I’m spreading the word
of glass,” Tuber says. “Many who come
here have never seen glassblowing,
so I spend a lot of my demonstrations
talking about what glassblowing is.”
Glassblowing doesn’t just require an
artistic eye; it takes a massive amount of
hand-eye coordination to roll the cooling
glass evenly on the bench, to keep the
blowpipe centered in the glory hole
and to manipulate the glass in general.
When glass comes out of the glory hole,
it has the consistency of soft taffy, and
can melt downward off the blowpipe if
the artist isn’t careful. Tuber frequently
teaches private lessons, either to
couples who want to come create a
paperweight or ornament or to families
who want to try a new experience
together. The lesson he’s learned is
that, while everyone is creative, no one
is born good at blowing glass. It takes
practice and perseverance.
“Nobody walks into a glass studio and
is a natural. Some have better hand
skills than other people,” Tuber says.
“Everyone has a place in their lives
where they’re creative; it’s learned stuff.
I don’t draw well but I draw every day.”
Tuber still lives in Columbus and has
kids to go home to at the end of the day,
so he doesn’t spend much free time in
Licking County. Still, he’s watched the
county change alongside his coworkers
and The Works visitors over the last
decade. That change and revitalization
in the community at large has reflected a
change in the local arts community, too.
“The change I have seen is amazing.
It’s been an amazing renaissance
here,” he says. “I feel like we’re at the
forefront of the arts community here
at The Works and we bring people
here. Just the change that’s happened
culturally is amazing.”
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w alking into a high-end
restaurant for the first
time is exciting. You’re
overcome with delicious smells
comfortable and familiar dining
space, like mom’s, and a high-
end restaurant where you’re
excited to dress up and tell your
– fresh herbs, smoky meats and friends about. Parks decided the
baked delights – as you drink perfect journey for her would be
in your surroundings. Whether something she does often; prepare
you’re sitting down at your favorite for and host a dinner party for the
local diner or sampling one of people she loves.
the best restaurants in the area, Her husband, Javon; daughters,
atmosphere is the first thing Alexis and Jordan Hampton;
you notice. From the tablecloths granddaughter, Payton Cobb;
and silverware to the seating mother, Marie Dacus; and friends,
and immersive decor, all good Amy Gatlin, Paula Hesselgessser,
restaurateurs know how to make and Jim and Annette Kurzawa;
a spectacle. joined her at various parts of
But no matter how hard they work the journey.
or how meticulous they are from So, they set out on a Monday. How
the decorations to the garnishes, better to spend a few days with
there’s one kitchen that will always the people you love – especially
be No. 1: mom’s. the important women in your life
Linda Parks, longtime Newark – than by starting out shopping?
resident, loves to host. And when Parks and company started at
she does, she tries to nail that Cedar & Thread, a clothing and
perfect middle ground between a home goods retailer in Granville.
explorelc.org explore licking county 2020 travel magazine 29out the antique offerings at Matilda
Charlotte Antiques Etc. There’s
always something new to see, as the
shelves rotate frequently, so Parks
ensures she doesn’t miss a thing by
going to Matilda’s often.
“I go at least once a month looking
for neat items to adorn our home,”
says Parks. “They have an array of
antiques, they have clothing, they
have houseware, they have jewelry,
they have a lot of nostalgic pieces
there like paintings.”
Parks nearly bought two glass trays,
but a friend talked her out of it. Parks
has similar trays in her basement
storage. Still, you can never have
enough home decor.
“I may just go back and get them,”
Parks says.
After that, it was time to flex her
artistic muscles. Parks bid farewell to
her friends for now, and set off alone
for The Ohio State University at
Newark campus. When she’s creating
Lynd Fruit Farm
a new table setting or a new design for
her dining room, she typically doesn’t
need to draw it out; it’s all in her mind,
They searched for inspiration for dinner and fit in biscotti, cannoli and fudge she says. Still, she was ready to try
decoration the next day, and found the cake afterward. Plus, you’ll certainly something new and put it down on
perfect centerpieces: glass candelabras. want to pick up a bottle of the Rosa di paper. There was a perfect spot to get
“They have things you would like to Sera; Palumbo’s is the only place in the inspired to put pen to paper and think
wear in Ohio in the fall time; cute little country where you can find it. Of course, about her designs, so she might as well
earrings and bracelets and necklaces,” loving the food is made that much easier put it to use.
Parks says. “It’s really nice and brings us when you know the owner, as Parks
does. When asked what she ate that day, Parks’ passion for creating one-of-a-
right into the fall, giving us ideas what to kind table settings didn’t just crop up
do and how to decorate our home.” Parks answers quickly and decisively.
out of nowhere; Parks’ mom worked
Next stop was the delectable Palumbo’s “What I order every time,” she says, dinner parties and often took Parks
Italian Market, close by in Granville. laughing. “The eggplant parmesan along for the ride. She quickly fell
With authentic Italian grocery items with extra sauce and bowtie pasta. in love with watching others marvel
and freshly prepared meals, Palumbo’s I love it there. … It’s amazing; it’s at her hard work, dazzled by the
is a resident favorite. If you’re planning homemade, it’s not something that’s intricate decorations and perfectly
a trip to Palumbo’s, you’d better come been reproduced.” planned details.
hungry. Very hungry. After all, you want Not to be kept from shopping too long, “I love seeing people enjoy the food,
to be able to enjoy your gourmet meal the group headed to Newark to check I love seeing people look at a table
setting. I love to do it,” Parks says. “I
watch people as they enter a room and
see how their eyes light up when they
see a beautiful table setting.”
The next morning, Parks and her family
stopped by the Nutcracker Family
Restaurant in Pataskala. Parks,
a New York native, spent plenty of
time in diners. However, she says, it’s
tougher to find good diners in Ohio. The
Nutcracker is one of them, especially
when you consider its award-winning
dish, the double decker banana cream
cake. The name alone is mouthwatering.
“Very beautiful place. Beautiful place.
You know, diners have homemade food,
Palumbo’s Italian Market Nutcracker Family Restaurant
30 explore licking county 2020 travel magazine explorelc.orgso that was a great choice to go to the
Nutcracker,” Parks says. “They have
such a hometown feel and that was one
of the things I noticed about them. …
How they presented the meal to us, it
was just awesome and it wasn’t a show.
This is what they do.”
Their journey took place at the start
of fall, so it’s just natural to kick off
the season with a visit to Lynd Fruit
Farm. But it wasn’t just to sightsee or
enjoy the simple art of togetherness;
Parks made good use of her findings Lynd Fruit Farm
from the open air market. Nutcracker Family Restaurant
“I ended up utilizing the Jonathan
apples from Lynd Fruit Farm and Want a homegrown dining experience
making a pie filling out of it,” Parks to treat your own loved ones?
says. “I did it with brown sugar, Try these quintessential Licking
granulated sugar and cinnamon and
County spots:
vanilla. … Everyone loved it.”
Trout Club
With breakfast covered and the pie
filling purchased, it was time to go DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Newark Ohio
home and get to cooking. Parks is no
Cherry Valley Hotel
stranger to serving others, and dinner
was an event. She asked her guests Granville Inn
to dress nice; no need for floor length
Buxton Inn
gowns and suits and ties, but Parks
The Ohio State University at Newark
explorelc.org explore licking county 2020 travel magazine 31and her friends take any opportunity That’s precisely why Parks chose awarded her the OhioMBE Publisher’s
to simply celebrate, relax and enjoy the group that she did to accompany Award in 2019. Some may find
the moment. Parks, a breast cancer her on this journey. Because of her loneliness in their darker moments, but
survivor, knows better than most how survivorship, Parks’ passion for life, after Parks’ diagnosis, her friends rallied
important it is to celebrate for the love of celebration and value for around her, reflecting her own strength.
sake of celebration. Wasting a single friendships are well fortified. In fact, Now, when it comes time to celebrate
moment is unacceptable. her outspokenness for health advocacy or mourn, laugh or cry, Parks calls upon
this group of ladies and vice versa. Their
bond was forged in fire, and that makes
it stronger than anything.
So, Parks served only the best. First
came apps in the form of delicious
deep fried tortilla shells with pico
de gallo before the main course,
baked salmon and chicken breast.
Her secret is to marinate the chicken
breast in her usual spices, then add
Hellman’s mayonnaise. Sure, it may
sound strange, but Parks promises it’s
the best way to keep a baked chicken
moist. As a side came her favorite dish
of all: macaroni and cheese. It seems
simple at first, but anyone who knows
Parks should also know that nothing
she does is simple, especially when
it comes to flavor. Finally, no good
dinner party is complete without a
dessert, and Parks opted for two: the
pie she made with Lynd Fruit Farm
apples and pound cake, from an old
family recipe.
And, of course, the thought that went
into dressing the table was just as
important as the thought that went
into the food. Parks chose a color
scheme of tan, brown, seafoam green
and gold. White china plates with
gold trim sat atop gold chargers,
flanked by silver flatware and brown
linen napkins. Guests drank from
water goblets. In the center of Parks’
two tables sat the candelabras
purchased from Cedar & Thread, and
inside the candelabras Parks placed
eucalyptus from Village Flower
Basket in Granville.
Celebrating with her friends and family
couldn’t have been better, Parks says.
And with the vast amount of growth,
excitement and newness throughout
Licking County, the dinner party
perfectly reflected the desire to simply
enjoy what’s happening right now.
“I’m so proud of Newark and the
Licking County area, where people
are taking pride in where they live,”
Parks says. “I heard a former leader
say that, ‘I cannot make the change;
the change cannot come from the
top always. It has to be a grassroots
effort.’ And this is what’s taking
effect: grassroots and leadership are
coming to meet together.”
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a bout eight years ago,
Megan Evans returned to
her hometown of Newark
from Miami, Florida. She was a
your cheeks and lifting your
spirits. Everything around you is
so quiet you can almost hear the
snowflakes falling onto the roofs
little apprehensive; excited to be above. You feel like you’ve walked
close to family again, of course, but into a postcard, and just for a few
she loved the city, and had been days until the snow melts, you
thriving there for two years. feel like you’re in a world entirely
As soon as she returned, though, your own.
Licking County’s charm pulled her Maybe moving back isn’t so bad
back in. You might have lived here after all.
your whole life or you might be “I got a job that I love,” Evans says.
visiting just for the weekend, but “I bought a house and I found a
you’ll never meet a stranger in the great group of friends that I love
county. In summer, you’re always spending time with.”
craving an ice cream cone from
Velvet Ice Cream, dying to stop Evans decided that her journey
and enjoy an unforgettable new would consist of just that: spending
flavor. You drive past children a weekend with her closest
playing in their back yard; you can friends. Couples, Chase and Cory,
hear their shrieks of excitement and Bethany and Tyler; and friend,
through your open window as you Taylor; all live close by in Newark,
fly past them. In winter, you might and all except Tyler work in
find yourself strolling through Newark, too. So, they began their
Granville, the brisk air stinging journey close to home at the Draft
explorelc.org explore licking county 2020 travel magazine 35“Downtown Newark is great to go out
to now. You can easily make a Saturday
on a nice day of going out, hitting a
few spots on the Beer Trail. There’s a
great vegan taco place in Alexandria,
Village Taco,” she says. “It’s a
beautiful place and it’s nice to have
such a warm, inviting outdoor space
for people to gather in and enjoy being
outside. … It’s a small town or a small
city, but it’s just like the community
that everyone’s looking for.”
Soon, it was time to turn in. So, the
group eventually emerged from Draft
House into the streets of downtown
Newark to head home and rest up
before the days to come.
The next morning, Tyler and Evans met
up at Everest Gear in Granville to get
some last-minute camping supplies.
Their plan was to camp out at the
Ohiolina Music Festival. They were
excited, especially considering this
was the first year that the festival was
stationed in Licking County. Evans is
an avid outdoorswoman, so finding the
Draft House time to get to a brick and mortar store
for backpacking gear is always a treat.
House, the perfect place to converge Draft House is the ideal location to get Next, they met up with Chase, Cory and
for drinks and dinner, and talk about a taste of Licking County. It’s a no-frills Bethany at Aladdin Restaurant for
the weekend to come. spot for the unofficial Newark burgers: some classic hometown diner food.
“That’s our favorite downtown spot,” the Benji Boy and Benji Girl. In fact,
“It’s so picturesque and it has a classic
Evans says. “The ladies who own it, since Evans has moved back, she’s
diner feel,” Evans says. “I’ve been
they’re characters. Great food, cheap seen a new side of Newark that didn’t
there a few times, but it’s a great
beer. I think you can get a draft there quite exist when she left for Miami
spot if you’re in for breakfast. There
for $2 and you get it in a mug from after college. It’s a Newark she feels
are a couple good breakfast spots in
the freezer.” comfortable in as a young adult, and
Granville, but Aladdin’s is downtown.”
a Newark with a downtown that feels
alive, electric and exciting. Evans chose the breakfast special
with dry sourdough toast, bacon,
hash browns, cheese and onion. She
didn’t order the sausage gravy, which
she immediately regretted when her
friends’ orders came to the table.
There’s always next time.
Finally, the group headed over to their
camping spot at Infirmary Mound
Park. While Evans had been to the
park plenty of times to visit the dog
park or sightsee, the group chose a spot
she’d never visited to station the tent.
“It was this beautiful space I didn’t
even know existed,” Evans says. “We
all had tents and a little picnic table
and you could either listen to the
music or hike down the hill a little bit
to be where the music and dancing
was. There was stuff all day.”
Ohiolina isn’t your average music
festival. Though it’s new to Licking
County, its atmosphere fits the region
perfectly, and offers plenty of ways
Everest Gear
36 explore licking county 2020 travel magazine explorelc.orgfor attendees to get involved, whether
you prefer to just dance and enjoy the
September air, kayak, or get your om
on during morning yoga. Of course,
the food is often as important as the
music, and Ohiolina didn’t disappoint.
Attendees stopped by local food trucks
like Moe’s Original Bar B Que and
Weathervane Kettle Corn.
Without the backdrop of Licking
County, the festival wouldn’t be quite
the same. Living in Newark, Evans
and her friends get a different daily Aladdin Restaurant
experience in Licking County. But
wherever you are in the county, you The county has grown, changed and But soon, the sun would rise and the
can always feel that subtle tug at evolved over the last few years. But chirping crickets and buzzing cicadas
your heart. Natural beauty is close, sometimes it’s not the homemade would be drowned out by Ohiolina’s
and it’s begging you to run to it. Stop food, laughter with friends or exciting Southern inspired line-up. Cedric
by Lobdell Reserve to get away attractions you need, all of which you Burnside, Woody Pines and the
and blow off some steam at the disc can find in the county. Sometimes it’s Whiskey Bent Valley Boys, among
golf course. Breathe deeply and take simply the quiet. others, started off the weekend with
the tension out of your shoulders at “We camped out of the city a little bit some soul. On Saturday, The Dip
Blackhand Gorge State Nature and it was a perfect spot to camp,” ended the night after a day of bluegrass
Preserve, where you can experience Evans says. “Waking up in the middle inspiration by Todd Albright, Erica
both natural and human history of the of the night, the stars were out and you Blinn and more. On Sunday, Men of
gorgeous county. You just might run could see them all. … It was beautiful.” God’s Heart brought it home with
into Evans while you’re there. gospel, taking Licking Countians to
Infirmary Mound Park | Ohiolina Music Festival
explorelc.org explore licking county 2020 travel magazine 37church before they headed home in by local musicians and a room full of “Any time you go out, if you go to a
higher spirits than they’d arrived. residents, drinks in hand, tapping their restaurant or local bar, you can always
But the music didn’t end with Ohiolina. feet along to the music. Or, head to find local music somewhere. It’s
Everywhere in Licking County, you Legend Valley Concert Venue, where great,” Evans says. “When Barefoot
can find the bass pumping and the you can get a taste of a major outdoor McCoy is going to be playing at Three
soul radiating through the region. music venue, where the thumping beat Tigers Brewing Company, or when
Oftentimes, Evans and her friends will draw curious visitors from miles other local musicians play at Barrel
walk into a bar on a Friday or Saturday away. Take a deep breath; you can feel & Boar; any of these restaurants
night only to be unexpectedly greeted the passion emanating from every downtown have live music.”
Licking County resident. With small bar venues mixed in with
larger venues like The Midland
Theatre and Thirty One West, the
music never stops in Licking County.
And if residents or visitors feel they
have to leave the county to find the
music that gets them moving, they’re
simply not looking. Walk into the
many bars throughout the region.
Stroll through downtown Newark.
Open the door. Whatever it is you’re
looking for, it’s here.
“It’s constantly exciting. Things feel
fresh. It’s fun to experience them. ... It’s
neat to have those opportunities close
to home,” Evans says. “For my normal
day to day, it’s a fantastic community to
live in. … I’m so happy here.”
Looking for a camping, glamping,
traditional or even luxury lodging
experiences?
Licking County does all four. Book a plot
of land, cabin or unique room at these
places, each idyllic in their own right.
Buxton Inn
Welsh Hills Inn
Orchard House Bed and Breakfast
Buckeye Lake KOA
Lazy River at Granville
Cherry Valley Hotel
Granville Inn
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Newark Ohio
Courtyard by Marriott Newark Granville
Infirmary Mound Park Hampton Inn Heath-Newark Hotel
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l ook up.
While the meticulously
placed bricks in downtown
Newark’s sidewalks and the tree-
from Denison University, the
Licking County Foundation and
the Ohio Arts Council. We don’t
just mean the historic and incredible
lined paths throughout Granville Louis Sullivan Bank Building,
are beautiful, look up. which stands tall and proud, even
as it undergoes vital renovations.
The worry of the day might be We mean all of it; the passionate
heavy on your mind, and your performances that grace Pataskala’s
thoughts might be a million Sterling Theater stage, the
miles away from where you works that adorn the Bryn Du Art
stand; maybe in a different city, Center walls. Even the Newark
maybe in a different decade. Earthworks, created by indigenous
But in the moment, you’re here. peoples more than a thousand
You’re in Licking County, passing years ago, which command awe,
warm, welcoming residents and introspection and respect.
adventurous, daring visitors. You’re
passing stunning and thought- Licking County native Jake McCoy
provoking art, crafted right here decided to pull inspiration from
by artists who were influenced by the journeys of those indigenous
the beauty that exists around you, peoples for his own journey. But
waiting to be noticed. to start things off, who could turn
down some energy to begin the
But when we talk about the arts day? So, McCoy started at the
in the county, we don’t just mean Coffee Shack Coffee Roasters
recent art, like the provocative & Cafe LLC, the delightfully cozy
billboard installations seen in 2017 coffee shop where you feel more
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