On February 7th, by the popular demand of their fans, Shadowbox re-opened Back to the Garden, their hit musical journey through the Woodstock Festival. For this latest version, there were a few changes in the cast, as well as a name… [Read More]
The Dispatch has an article running today that discusses Easton’s plans to shuffle a few stores around and breathe some new life into the 10-year-old lifestyle shopping center. The new stores coming soon to Easton include an H&M, North Face,… [Read More]
Image from EastonTownCenter.com Pottery Barn Kids announced this morning that they will be closing their Easton Town Center location as of January 17th. “The team at our nearby Polaris Fashion Place store is ready to serve your family’s needs in… [Read More]
I’m not sure if anyone who doesn’t work at Easton had heard the whispers about a Northstar Café opening in the former Smith & Hawken location, but a sign on the window there confirms it. I haven’t heard anything about… [Read More]
Press Release: LEGO to Open First Store in Central Ohio at Easton Town Center this Summer Officials at The Georgetown Company and Steiner + Associates, co-developers of Easton Town Center, today announced that the LEGO Group, the makers of the… [Read More]
If you’ve read any article about retail development in Central Ohio in the past decade, then Chris Boring is a name already familiar to you. Chris is the President of Boulevard Strategies, a local market research company that focuses on… [Read More]
Sandella’s Flatbread Café, a Connecticut-based casual restaurant chain, is scheduled to make their Columbus debut by the end of the year. Franchisees Chris Kavalieros and Michael Czarnecki have announced plans to open three stores in the region. The locations have… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: Shadowbox might not make move to Brewery District By Michael Grossberg Shadowbox is reconsidering its plan for a move from Easton Town Center to a new theater in the Brewery District. The troupe — which presents music,… [Read More]
Duck ‘N Dodge Columbus is back. No skill or athletic ability is needed. If you have ever thrown something at someone before, whether it was a ball, a folding chair, a restraining order or a slurpee, you’re ready! Come compete… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Easton doesn’t think the time is right for major expansion Monday, December 15, 2008 BY MIKE PRAMIK Tiffany & Co. has settled into its new space, and work has begun on a nearby multitenant building. But don’t… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote New York restaurateur to create quieter, more intimate locale that combines bar scene with dining, dancing Tuesday, October 28, 2008 BY BILL CHRONISTER Martini Park, billed as a “playground for grown-ups,” is preparing to open Nov. 6… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Burberry to open store at Easton Saturday, October 18, 2008 BY MARLA MATZER ROSE If the economy has you feeling gloomy, soon you’ll be able to buy a nice $1,450 raincoat at Easton Town Center to chase… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Bendel tries again The key Bendel component: Exclusive, small luxury items BY MARLA MATZER ROSE Despite these tough financial times, Limited Brands is hoping a New York institution, its high-end Henri Bendel store, will succeed in modified… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Club at Easton aiming for mature crowd Thursday, July 10, 2008 BY MARLA MATZER ROSE Easton Town Center has been chosen as the third location for Martini Park, an upscale nightclub aimed at Generation X and baby… [Read More]
The Alive wrote On a roll By Brittany Kress June 12, 2008 To reach the intersection of health, environmentalism and economy, just ride a bike. It’s an idea more and more people have found appealing. Stuart Hunter is working to… [Read More]
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