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The first ever Moonlight Market event was held last night on Gay Street in Downtown Columbus, and despite chilly weather, attendees turned out to stroll, shop, drink, dine and celebrate the evening under the stars. This new monthly retail bazaar… [Read More]
While the new Celebrate Local store location at Easton (3952 Townsfair Way) has already been open to the public for nearly a month, the founders of the business are officially hosting their grand re-opening this weekend. If you’re unfamiliar with… [Read More]
The Celebrate Local store at Easton Town Center officially re-opened yesterday in its new location at 3952 Townsfair Way (between Panera Bread and Restoration Hardware). The store carries Ohio-made goods from over 200 small businesses and artisans. A photo tour… [Read More]
For two years straight, Wholly Craft has topped the list for best Speciality Store in Columbus, according to our readers. This Clintonville boutique sells products from over 100 local crafters and vendors, making it a great one-stop-shop for all of… [Read More]
For the second year in a row, Tigertree has topped our annual reader survey as the best fashion/apparel store in Columbus. This Short North boutique celebrated five years in 2012, having quickly grown in popularity and in size (now in… [Read More]
After a few months of delay, Vinyl Frontier is ready open their doors at 51 East Gay Street this Saturday. The new record shop with the “gothic apocalypse” decor has devoted their extra time pre-opening to building up their inventory of… [Read More]
The new HOMAGE at Easton opened its doors yesterday for a soft opening with a grand opening planned for this weekend. The new store is larger than the original Short North location and features a larger range of products. HOMAGE… [Read More]
The Attic, a Short North boutique specializing in vintage decor and apparel items has closed their doors at 1190 North High Street. Owner Rhome Ruanphae confirmed the closure and said that they have sold the building where the store was… [Read More]
The oldest continually operating art gallery and retail store in the Short North is getting ready for a big change. The PM Gallery wrapped up their final gallery hop yesterday and will be relocating up the street to 1190 North… [Read More]
Opened in June of 1980, PM Gallery holds the distinction of being the oldest continually operating art gallery and retail space in The Short North. And owner Maria Galloway can recall those early days of the neighborhood as if it… [Read More]
Bungalow Home has been growing rapidly ever since it first opened. Originally launched as “Inside” in November 2010, the concept expanded with locations in Powell and New Albany within the first year. Now, it’s the original Short North location that… [Read More]
From housewares and home décor to specialty food and skin care products, Bink Davies has you covered. Located at 668 N. High St., the bitch-slapped, modern day general store (the owner’s words, not mine) prides itself on carrying top industry,… [Read More]
Those of you who were saddened when Chris Williard closed her shop La Belle Maison in New Albany, can rejoice. Her online venture, SusabelleBoutique.com is somewhat of a spin-off of La Belle Maison, offering home decor, jewelry, stationery, baby gifts,… [Read More]
If you’ve strolled down Gay Street lately, you’ve probably spotted the above scene, where reconstruction work is underway on the building located at 51 East Gay Street. While it doesn’t look like much at the moment, what you’re going to… [Read More]
The Short North was born as an arts district, grew into an entertainment district, and most recently has been dubbed as a home furnishing district. With over a dozen shops selling furniture, furnishings or some combination of the two, it’s… [Read More]
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