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When incoming CATCO artistic director Leda Hoffmann announced the 2020-21 season under the cloud…Best Columbus Festival of 2008: Comfest
January 17, 2009 8:28 pm
Anne Evans
Columbus is home to dozens of annual festivals that draw millions of visitors out to experience art, music, food, people watching, and more. Comfest was at the top of our reader survey and takes home the title of Columbus Underground’s “Best Festival of 2008”.
This year’s Comfest saw some Saturday rain, but attendance was still high. There were several conversations started up debating the good parts and bad parts of Comfest (here, here, and here), but apparently the overall consensus is that this is still the best festival in town.
Second Place: Oktoberfest
Third Place: Columbus Arts Festival
