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Have a great weekend! The Crew has season tickets on sale. Pick up a cute doll…German Village Featured in New York Post
November 4, 2009 10:45 am
Walker Evans
A new travel article in the New York Post shines a spotlight on German Village, proclaiming that it “might just be the happiest place in the Buckeye State”. The article specifically mentions Yosick’s Artisan Chocolates, Schmidt’s Fudge Haus, The German Village Art League, Schiller Park and more. Overall, a pretty nice review of the neighborhood, and an excellent bit of national press for Columbus.
