Does not include tax, tip, or beverages. No substitutions. The Menu: Starter: (choose one) Shaw's Side Salad* OR cup of soup du jour. Main Course: All served with Spring Asparagus and Whipped Potato. (choose one) Peppered Beef Tournedos - with a Maker's Mark Sauce OR Pecan Crusted Fresh Catfish - with Mini Crab Hushpuppies and Creole Tartar Sauce OR Goat Cheese Ravioli* with grilled Asparagus, Bell Peppers, Mushrooms and a light creamy Roasted Red Pepper Sauce. Desserts: Choose one mini dessert from our Dessert Menu. * Vegetarian Menu items. Dine Original Week is brought to you by Dine Originals Columbus. For more information visit www.dineoriginalscolumbus.com

Cost: $20.10

Contact: Shaw's Restaurant & Inn, Phone: 740-654-1842

"19 Women of Appalachia Exhibit" Jan 4 - Apr 3. Mon-Fri 8 am -10 pm, Sat 12-5 pm. The Exhibit is part of a collection of events, January through March showcasing Appalachian Ohio's visual, literary and performing women artists from Athens, Meigs, Morgan and Hocking counties. The 2009 exhibit featured five artists. The following artists are participating: Sisters in Recovery Collective- Transformation Quilt, Andrea Stern- Fiber, Betty Ranck- Photography, Bonnie Proudfoot- Glass, Danette Pratt- Fiber & Clay, Paula Popovich- Jewelry, Kelly Kalfs Lawrence- Clay, Marco Jerman- Photography, Sherri James- Glass & Steel, Kari Gunter-Seymour- Enhanced Photography, Lanna Galloway- Fiber, Marsha Egleston- Fiber, Tracy Duncan- Paint, Kate Christman- Paint/Mixed Media, Amanda Buchanan- Glass & Fine Silver, Jessica Sotelo Brooks- Paint, Nina Bates- Paint, and Simona Aizicovici- Pressed Flowers.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University, Multicultural Center Gallery, Phone: 740-593-9625

10 am - 5 pm Mon-Fri. "By the Book" Exhibit. Southeastern Ohio Watermedia Society members used a book title that they enjoy, catches their attention or they feel drawn to as the inspiration for their entry in this show.

Cost: Free

Contact: John McIntire Library, Phone: 740-453-0391

11 am - 4 pm. Tue-Sat. Works by local artists presenting their interpretation of the theme, in a variety of media. 158 W. Wheeling St., Lancaster, OH. Exhibit ends Mar 31st.

Cost: Free

Contact: Monarch Gallery , Phone: 740-681-2787

March-October Hours: Tues-Sun 1-4 pm and by appointment. $6 adults, $5 seniors, $3 students, children under 6, free. The Ohio Glass Museum will open its exhibit Let There Be Light. This display will feature the fascinating blown-glass lamps of Nick Delmatto and friends, as well as other manufactured lamps, candlesticks, lanterns, and various glass products designed and developed to bring light into our lives.

Cost: $3-6

Contact: Ohio Glass Museum, Phone: 740-687-0101

Kennedy Museum of Art hours are Tuesday and Wednesday, 12-5 pm, Thursday from 12-8 pm, Friday 10 am - 5 pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 1-5 pm. The Museum is closed on Mondays and holidays.This biennial exhibition of original works by Ohio University School of Art faculty presents artwork from a wide range of mediums including painting, sculpture, ceramics, prints, photography, graphic design, drawing, and new media like video and installation art. Dates of the exhibition are January 8 - Mar 21, 2010. Art created by nearly 30 faculty members who create locally and exhibit nationally and internationally. Parking and admission are free.

Cost: Free

Contact: Kennedy Museum of Art, Phone: 740-593-1304

10am-5pm Tue/Wed/Fri, 10am-8:30pm Thu, 9am-5pm Sat. $6 for adults, $4 for seniors (60+) and youth (ages 10-18). Free ages 9 and under and to all on Thursdays. This exhibition features carved and turned works by European, American, and Asian sculptors and artisans.

Cost: $4-6 per person

Contact: Zanesville Museum of Art, Phone: 740-452-0741

10 am-5 pm on Tue/Wed/Fri, 10am-8:30 pm Thu, 9am-5pm Sat. $6.00 for adults, $4.00 for seniors (60+), youth (10-18 yrs) Free to children 9 and under and on Thursdays. Oils, acrylics, pastels, watercolors and a selection of illustrations for children's books.

Cost: $4-6 per person

Contact: Zanesville Museum of Art, Phone: 740-452-7401

Tues - Sat 10 am - 4 pm, Sun 1-4 pm Curator: Barbara Hunzicker & Hal Stevens

Cost: Free

Contact: Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, Phone: 740-681-1423

Tue/Wed 12-5 pm. Thu 12-8 pm. Fri 10 am - 5 pm. Sat/Sun 1-5 pm. The most unique feature of the Kennedy collection is the series of Navajo sandpainting textiles that Edwin Kennedy commissioned with the assistance of Red Rock Trading Post owners Troy and Edith Kennedy over nearly four decades. These weavings reflect sandpainting designs used in six traditional ceremonial healing practices: Beautyway, Waterway, Bead Chant, Great Star Chant, Hailway, and Coyoteway. It is, by all accounts, the largest single collection of sandpainting textiles in existence.

Cost: Free

Contact: Kennedy Museum of Art, Phone: 740-593-1304

1-4 pm. Tue-Sat. The Logan Hocking Elementary & Middle School Art Classes will display the art they have been working on this year. Come enjoy the beauty of children's art work.

Cost: Free, Donations encouraged

Contact: Bowen House, Phone: 740-385-0344

Tue/Wed 12-5 pm. Thu 12-8 pm. Fri 10 am - 5 pm. Sat/Sun 1-5 pm. Kennedy Museum of Art's Edwin L. and Ruth E. Kennedy's Southwest Native American Collection includes nearly 700 textiles - predominantly of Navajo origin - and encompasses all major historical time periods and styles of Navajo weaving. The Navajo art of weaving is a tradition that has evolved over time and continues to be a rich source of cultural identity, as well as a source of economic revenue. The exhibition will run though July 25th.

Cost: Free

Contact: Kennedy Museum of Art, Phone: 740-593-1304

7:30 pm. Free Film, no tickets needed. A chance to see the brand new White Stripes documentary "Under Great White Northern Lights" in a sneak peek screening right here at Stuart's. the film documents the band's journey through Canada to celebrate the release of Icky thump and the 10 year anniversary of the first White Stripes show.

Cost: Free

Contact: Stuart's Opera House , Phone: 740-753-1924

4:10-5:40 pm. "Boomtown Baghdad: Iraq and the Global Market". Adam Choppin is the president of Fronteira Global and a veteran analyst of emerging and frontier markets with in-country experience ranging from Iraq and Afghanistan to Ghana and Brazil. Prior to founding Fronteira Global, Mr. Choppin served with the U.S. Department of Commerce's Iraq and Afghanistan Investment and Reconstruction Task Force from 2006-2008. In June 2008, he also organized the first official U.S. Government trade mission to Iraq in over 20 years. His other public sector experience includes work for the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) and the Department¿s of State, Treasury, and USAID (U.S. Agency for International Development). Mr. Choppin earned his B.A. in International Relations from the University of Southern California, his M.A. in International Relations with emphases in Economics and Business from Yale University; and a post-graduate Diploma in Finance from the London School of Economics. Mr. Choppin is also an Adjunct Professor of International Business for the College of Business at Ohio University. Contact hunterc1Aohio.edu for additional information.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University, Baker Center, Phone: 740-593-4020

7:30 pm. Steven Huang & Peter Jarjisian, conductors.

Cost: Free

Contact: Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium, Phone: 740-593-4244

7:30 pm. Michele Fiala, Matthew Morris, Christopher Fisher & William Averill.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4244

9 pm to Mignight This open stage repeats every Thursday and is perfect for singers and songwriters who enjoy an intimate setting. 17 1/2 W Washington St, Athens.

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

8-10 pm. Mat Kearney came onto the music scene with his 2006 debut album "Nothing Left to Lose" which produced popular singles like "Undeniable" and "Nothing Left to Lose." Three years later he followed his success with his sophomore album, "City of Black and White." Mat has toured with artists such as John Mayer, Sheryl Crow and The Fray. Ingrid Michaelson is a New York based indie-pop musician and creator of the popular song "The Way I Am." Her music has been featured on Grey's Anatomy and the One Tree Hill. Ingrid's latest album, "Everybody" features the single "Maybe." Tickets are $30 for the first 10 rows and $18 for all other seats. They go on sale Friday, February 5 at the ticket office at the auditorium, which is open Monday through Friday, from 12pm-5pm, or by calling 740-593-1780. Tickets can also be purchased at http://www.tickets.com/browseother.cgi?minpid=6700624. Contact: dz203506@Ohio.edu Website: http://www.ohio.edu/orgs/upc/events/concerts.html

Cost: $18-$10 per person

Contact: Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium, Phone: 740-593–1762