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The OSU Department of Theatre presents Sarah DeLappe’s Pulitzer-finalist The Wolves in a raw,…
For the fifth consecutive year, the Wexner Center for the Arts celebrates the art…Helen Welch and Friends
CityMusic Columbus presents Helen Welch and Friends – Songwriters Hall of Fame 12:30 Doors open for brunch 1:00 Children’s program (participatory) 2:00 . Concert Admission $30 free for children under 10 Brunch is $25 adults, $10 children in advance ($30 and $15 onsite) Tickets at www.citymusiccolumbus.org Supported by GCAC and OAC
Columbus Metropolitan Club Relocating Events to The Boat House
February 29, 2016 4:05 pm
Walker Evans 
After hosting hundreds of luncheon forum events at the Athletic Club of Columbus, the Columbus Metropolitan Club (CMC) announced today that they’ll be relocating to a new venue this spring. The organization will be moving its main weekly event series to The Boat House at Confluence Park, starting in April. “We’re very pleased with our […]
100-Year-Old Underground Bowling Alley Reopens Downtown
October 14, 2014 1:44 pm Walker Evans 
If you’ve ever walked down the sidewalk on East Broad Street past The Athletic Club of Columbus, then you’ve stood on top of a bowling alley. The five-lane facility was constructed in the basement of the clubhouse back in 1915, and after an 18-month closure for renovations, is ready to reopen again to members of […]
Athletic Club Adds Coffee Roasting to Repertoire
February 9, 2014 11:00 pm Walker Evans 
The Athletic Club of Columbus is known first and foremost as a fitness facility, pool, event space and social gathering organization that dates back 101 years. And now tucked in the back of their large banquet-hall sized kitchen facility is a small coffee roaster that is servicing members and guests at 136 East Broad Street. […]
The Athletic Club of Columbus Added to National Register of Historic Places
October 12, 2011 2:15 pm
Anne Evans 
Columbus has another building on the National Register of Historic Places. The Athletic Club of Columbus has made the list as of September 29, 2011. The Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board nominated the property in July. The “six-story brick clubhouse, an example of Spanish Renaissance Revival with Italian influence, was designed by Richards, McCarty […]
