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    First Look: Bull-Riding Bar Opens at Easton

    Saddle up for your next night out at Easton....

    Dave & Busters in Hilliard Reimagined With State-of-the-Art Entertainment

    The future of play is now in Central Ohio. The...

    First Look: Torpedo Room Relaunches into Members-Only Film-Centric Speakeasy

    Gateway Film Center President Chris Hamel spent a lot...

    How to Not Hurt Your Own Feelings This Dry January

    I am very resistant to trends.However, for my sober folks out...

    The Top 25 Bars in Columbus of 2023

    There are a lot of great spots to grab...

    SeeSaw Winding Down, New Bar to Take Over Short North Space

    Forward Hospitality Group is making a change in the Short North.SeeSaw's days at 906 N. High St. are numbered, as the bar and...

    First Look: Neighborhood Bar The Vic Village Tavern Makes its Debut

    The Vic Village Tavern has arrived at 251 W. Fifth Ave.Although it has only been open since last week, the new bar from...

    Where to Karaoke in Columbus (Almost) Every Night of the Week

    Columbus is the karaoke capital of the U.S.That isn’t hyperbole. Okay, it might be, but where else can you get on a stage for...

    Downtown Warehouse Transforming to Entertainment & Event Venue

    Part restaurant, part arcade, part entertainment venue, part art gallery...when The Kee makes its Columbus debut this spring, it will be many, many things....

    The Vic Village Tavern Taking Over Former Shrunken Head Space

    The Vic Village Tavern will fill the space left behind by The Shrunken Head at 251 W. Fifth Ave.The new spot comes from...

    The Top 10 New Bars in Columbus

    2022 was a big year for bars. Not only are your favorite haunts reopened, but a lot of solid newcomers have joined the lineup....
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