If you want to test any local foodie’s street cred, just ask them if they’re a fan of Creole Kitchen. This hole-in-the-wall restaurant is often used as a litmus test to figure out who is willing to venture outside of… [Read More]
Cincinnati is perhaps most well known for its hills, German heritage, river, and diverse collection of architecture. Now, however, the city is becoming more and more known for one of the most dramatic urban transformations currently taking place in America…. [Read More]
In celebration of American Craft Beer Week 2012, Elevator Brewing is presenting a beer-related film festival, the first of its kind, at the Grandview Theater, on Thursday, May 17. The doors open at 5 p.m. and the films start at… [Read More]
On May 16, 1871 Amelia May Parsons – daughter of wealthy Columbus State legislator George McClellan Parsons, married Prince Ernst Manderup Alexander zu Lynar of Prussia. This is one of Columbus’ best documented weddings royal or other-wise and there is… [Read More]
More than two years ago, a group of civic leaders announced a $10 million pledge from The Ohio State University to invest in neighborhood revitalization efforts surrounding the OSU Hospital East, located on Taylor Avenue. At that time, little detail was provided… [Read More]
Cause Collaborative is back for a second year of helping local nonprofits achieve their missions. This one-day workshop event was created in 2011 as a joint effort between Community Shares of Mid Ohio and Fulcrum Creatives. Over a dozen panelists… [Read More]
Five months ago, the owners of The Hudson Street Market began a renovation project to help rejuvenate the neighborhood grocery store and better serve the Linden neighborhood and surrounding communities, which it has been doing for more than 25 years. “We surveyed our… [Read More]
Columbus indie artist, Ryan Smith, has released his latest effort, titled “Waiting” earlier this month. I had no expectations as to what I would hear. The accompaniment to Ryan’s voice was more interesting than Smith’s voice itself in the title… [Read More]
It continues to baffle me that one can still find plastic bottles and other litter alongside our roadways and waterways. Groups like Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed (FLOW) and Keep Columbus Beautiful regularly schedule cleanups to beautify areas of… [Read More]
Everyone knows that the Short North is home to some of the city’s best restaurants, boutiques and art galleries. This summer, the neighborhood will also be home to scaffolding, orange barrels, and construction workers as multiple new mixed-use developments get… [Read More]
Saturday, the walking dead consumed the Short North to benefit the Mid-Ohio Food Bank. Orderly and semi-ambulant, the zombies congregated at Goodale Park at 4pm on May 12th. Theatrical blood brought the animated corpses to life as both sides of… [Read More]
The Columbus Crew fought back from a goal down to claim the Pioneer Cup with a 2-1 victory over FC Dallas in front of 11,120 happy home supporters inside the house that Lamar built. The turning point came in the… [Read More]
Now open about a year and a half in their retail shop, Cherbourg Bakery offers gluten-free and nut-free baked goodies. The cute shop is located in Bexley at 541 S. Drexel Avenue. Decorated inside with pretty light blue walls and… [Read More]
For the ninth year in a row, Agora is bringing art enthusiasts together to observe and purchase hundreds of art works on Saturday. But Agora isn’t just a small-scale quiet art exhibit. It embodies more of a party atmosphere. For… [Read More]
The Neighborhood Pride program is celebrating 13 years during the 2012 season, with a continued aim on bringing attention to various neighborhoods throughout Columbus. These neighborhoods will see year-long efforts focused on engaging residents, business owners and volunteers to beautify… [Read More]
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