5 Things We'd Share Over Coffee This Week With You If We Could

This new series takes you behind-the-scenes into the "creative diets" of our staff. Each week, we'll share a list of five things that grabbed our attention or inspired us creatively that week.

ONE: This Downloadable Activity Booklet for Children

We've slowly been working our way through the Columbus Museum's extensive online/virtual programming. The team there has created a plethora of incredible resources for their audience to enjoy online. What we didn't know is that they created an online Museum from Home activity booklet for children. It's the perfect rainy day or virtual schooling activity to break up the monotony that has become 2020.

TWO: Another Blow for Broadway

Cindy Ord/Getty Images (Source)

This week, NPR announced Broadway's reopening has been pushed back again. Though understandable as the COVID-19 crisis continues to wreak havoc on the nation, the decision to postpone reopening again has brought yet another blow to the beloved American industry.

THREE: This Article from Americans for the Arts

10 Reasons to Invest in Your Local Arts Agency During a Crisis

FOUR: This Pumpkin Bread

Image by Half Baked Harvest

Blake made this and brought it to our last content development meeting. When we tell you it's divine, what we really mean to say is that you should make it ASAP. We're big fans of Half Baked Harvest, and this Cream Cheese Swirled Pumpkin Bread with Salted Maple Butter is just another reason why.

FIVE: This interview titled "In Art we Find Comfort and Beauty"

If you're not familiar with the work of Gerhard Richter, we invite you to discover more about him. We were especially moved this week though, when we came across this interview regarding his beliefs about the importance of art to human beings.