After eight years, Harvest Pizzeria will be shuttering their original German Village location. Owner…
It’s a new day for Ugly Tuna Saloona, which after 14 years in business…
Short North’s newest bar opens Thursday, April 18. First announced in May, Bristol Republic…
Leander Boutique, located at 9 S. High St., is in the heart of the…
Is a Pilea peperomioides, also known as Chinese money plant, pancake plant, (and UFO…
Local Artist Megan Owdom-Weitz opened Megan Lee Designs in Westerville three years ago. Today,…
Erik Jon Slangerup has been writing children’s books as a side gig for nearly…
Hakim Callwood is a visual artist whose work can be found all over Columbus.…
A public art sculpture by Columbus artists Stephen Canneto and Judith Spater has been…
The Columbus region has an affordable housing gap. Local experts estimate that an additional…
Every year, The Columbus Foundation recognizes individuals and organizations who exhibit outstanding community spirit…
The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) held a press event yesterday to mark the…
Gov. Mike DeWine has signed SB 23, a ban on abortion after a fetal…
Ohio’s latest version of the “Heartbeat Bill” is headed to the desk of Gov.…
Ohio’s proposed “heartbeat bill” (SB 23) just got a bit stricter. As passed by…
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Ending an unlikely four-game sweep, the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Tampa Bay Lightning…Downtown Retailer Rebrands to Commuter Clothing Co., Moves to Easton
December 17, 2018 10:40 am
Susan Post 
Flying Gent is trading a Downtown location for a pop-up and a new name at Easton Town Center. Making the transition to Commuter Clothing Co., the retailer and its expanded offerings are now found at 3922 Townsfair Way next to World of Beer. While Flying Gent was focused on clothing and accessories for a stylish, […]
Great Hallelujah Holiday Tour of Downtown Churches
Feel the true spirit of the holidays with our fantastically festive tour. Downtown Columbus is home to many historically and architecturally significant churches representing the finest in craftsmanship and ecclesiastical design. Please join us for a walking tour like none other you’ve experienced. Be moved by powerful seasonal music at each stop with an introduction […]
Jackson Creative Cooperative Brings New Local Retailers to Short North
July 6, 2018 1:47 pm Susan Post 
The Jackson Creative Cooperative is bringing a mix of retail and coworking space to The Jackson building at 1137 N. High St. Formerly the home of Short North Fitness, Jackson Creative Cooperative Owner Brad Howe says the new enterprise is a better use of the space, brining a unique retail opportunity to the growing Short […]
Trodel Pop-up Shop
Join us for our Spring/Summer pop-up shop! We will have new merchandise and antiques and some great things for Mother’s day! Visit The Daily Growler in the Brewery District and bring your receipt 5% off your purchase. Can’t make the pop up? You can always shop us at trodelshop.com. Celebrate you Cinco de Mayo/Derby day […]
Trodel Pop-up Shop
Join us for our Spring/Summer pop-up shop! We will have new merchandise and antiques and some great things for Mother’s day! Visit The Daily Growler in the Brewery District and bring your receipt 5% off your purchase. Can’t make the pop up? You can always shop us at trodelshop.com. Celebrate you Cinco de Mayo/Derby day […]
Rowe Boutique Launching Pop-Up Men’s Clothing Shop
November 22, 2016 4:08 pm
Walker Evans 
Rowe Boutique is returning to their roots. The popular Short North fashion destination originally began as a pop-up shop in 2006 — located inside the Rebecca Ibel Gallery — and the store originally carried a small selection of men’s items when it opened in 2007 before focusing entirely on fashion for women. Next month, both […]
Pop-Up Retail Incubator Launching Downtown
November 10, 2016 6:45 pm Susan Post 
A new pop-up retail incubator is closing the gap between local independent retailers and vacant storefronts Downtown. The Gay Street Collaborative, the Downtown Special Improvement District and The Columbus Foundation are collaborating on POP Columbus — a dual storefront space retailers can rent for anywhere between one day and two months, located at 44 N. High […]
