As Christians celebrate the end of the Lenten season with the culmination on Easter Sunday, two Dublin churches will host their Crosswalk procession on Good Friday, March 29. Annually, the New Hope Church and Dublin Community Church congregations take part in a procession through Dublin to signify Jesus Christ’s journey to the cross. This year, […]

Happy Holi! It’s the Festival of Colors, a holiday celebrating spring in the Hindu faith tradition. Traditionally, Holi is celebrated for many days, but the main rituals are observed for two days. The first day often includes a bonfire, and the second day is when people play with colors made of a flower name Tesu. […]

Ramadan Mubarak! Meaning “Blessed Ramadan,” this greeting is often shared during the holy month of fasting recognized by Muslims around the world. You might also hear Ramadan Kareem, meaning “Generous Ramadan.” Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. This year, the month of Ramadan begins with the sunset on March 10. The […]

The City of Dublin is once again humbled to earn a perfect score on the Municipal Equality Index, reflecting the City’s vision to be the most sustainable, connected and resilient global city of choice for all. The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has published its 2023 Municipal Equality Index (MEI) Scorecard, a ranking that examines laws, […]

(Dublin, Ohio) — Each spring, golf patrons in Dublin consistently have a question: Will it rain at the Memorial Tournament this year? If it does, it’s not a curse — it’s just the Ohio weather. In partnership with the Wyandotte Nation, the City of Dublin is working to dispel the longstanding myth of the “Curse […]

(Dublin, Ohio) — The City of Dublin gladly welcomed nearly 100 new United States citizens from dozens of countries in a naturalization ceremony on May 2. The City was honored to host a special session of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, with Chief Judge Algenon Marbley presiding over the ceremony […]

Ways to Participate in Black History Month February is Black History Month, which is a time to celebrate the achievements of African Americans and reflect on their impact on history and culture. The concept of Black History Month was originated by historian Carter G. Woodson and other African American leaders in the early 1900s, later becoming […]

🧧 Jan. 21-22 | The Dublin Link will be lit red and gold to ring in good fortune. 🧧 Jan. 21-28 | Volunteers created a display as part of the City’s Culture Corner, which is viewable at the Dublin Community Recreation Center. Check out more about the history of the Lunar New Year, and find some takeaway […]

Laura Krietemeyer has lived in Dublin for the past 21 years. A few years ago, she developed multiple disabilities that prevented her from driving and impacted her ability to travel around Dublin as much as she would like. Today, Laura uses the Dublin Connector to help her get to essential spots and explore new activities […]