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The Numbers
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The Numbers
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CALL TO ARTISTS
August 21, 2018 12:00 pm
Kylie Harwell-Sturgill
The Franklin County Treasurer’s office is seeking submissions from emerging and professional artists living in Franklin County to exhibit in the office’s public spaces and hallways. This exhibit is not juried and is open to artists working in all mediums. IN COLLABORATION WITH OUR LOCAL ART COMMUNITY OUR UPCOMING THEME WILL REPLICATE THAT OF MANY […]
IE Community Garden Monday Meetup
August 20, 2018 10:00 pm Kylie Harwell-Sturgill
What would you like to see grown in this garden? Do you have any ideas for use of the space? We welcome your thoughts and company. Every Monday join neighbors here from 6 to 7 to discuss plans and ideas and to work in the garden. No commitment. Come once, occasionally, every week. If you […]
CALL TO ARTISTS
August 20, 2018 12:00 pm Kylie Harwell-Sturgill
The Franklin County Treasurer’s office is seeking submissions from emerging and professional artists living in Franklin County to exhibit in the office’s public spaces and hallways. This exhibit is not juried and is open to artists working in all mediums. IN COLLABORATION WITH OUR LOCAL ART COMMUNITY OUR UPCOMING THEME WILL REPLICATE THAT OF MANY […]
Summer SOUP: Health & Wellness
It’s almost time for Summer SOUP y’all! And, you know what that means; we’re outside and we’re BYOE (Bring Your Own Everything). We are heading to the Milo Grogan Neighborhood to 934 Gallery for Summer SOUP! This is our first time in the neighborhood and we’ll be right next to past SOUP second place winner, […]
Camp Day Columbus
At Godman Guild our mission is building stronger families, building stronger communities. We believe that strong families, and strong communities are made up of strong, educated young people. Once a year we come together at Camp Mary Orton to celebrate and support the youth programs of Godman Guild. On August 18, 2018 Godman Guild will […]
8th Annual AHA Cricket Tournament by Cardinal Health
Cardinal Health is holding its 8th annual AHA Cricket Tournament in support of the American Heart Association’s Heart Walk. 16 teams will play in a knockout style tournament, while the community joins for the philanthropic event. This “Bollywood” style gathering will feature traditional Indian foods, pizza and ice cream. In addition, children and families can […]
IE Community Garden Monday Meetup
August 13, 2018 10:00 pm Kylie Harwell-Sturgill
What would you like to see grown in this garden? Do you have any ideas for use of the space? We welcome your thoughts and company. Every Monday join neighbors here from 6 to 7 to discuss plans and ideas and to work in the garden. No commitment. Come once, occasionally, every week. If you […]
