African American Heritage Festival Dates: April 23-30, 2011 Location: Throughout The Ohio State University campus Hours: Saturday-Saturday Admission: Free for most events Phone: 614-688-8449 Web: www.heritagefestival.osu.edu | |
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| The annual festival traditionally brings thousands of visitors to Columbus and is a time for people of all ages and walks to celebrate African-American history and culture. Please note: Information for the calendar of events is gathered from multiple community sources. Experience Columbus is not responsible for the accuracy and content of information. Times, dates and locations are subject to change. |
Friday, April 22, 2011
African American Heritage Festival
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
TOP 10 KID FRIENDLY COLUMBUS PLACES
So here we go and I hope this helps you find the right place to go and have some fun while you're here.
10. Columbus Library www.columbuslibrary.org
9. Steak N Shake www.steaknshake.com
8. Chuck E Cheese www.chuckecheese.com
7. Dave and Busters www.daveandbusters.com
6. Fort Rapids Indoor Waterpark Resort www.fortrapids.com
5. Galaxy Games N Golf www.galaxygamesandgolf.com
4. Magic Mountain Fun Center www.magicmountainfuncenter.com
3. Columbus Zoo www.columbuszoo.org
2. Zoombezi Bay www.zoombezibay.com
1. C.O.S.I. Columbus Center Of Science and Industry www.cosi.org
I really hope you and the kids have a wonderful time here in our great city of Columbus. Now go have some FUN!
COLUMBUS BREWING COMPANY
Located just south of downtown Columbus, Ohio, adjacent to German Village in the historic Brewery District, Columbus Brewing Company Restaurant features award-winning food and beer in an upscale-casual setting. try the Columbus Pale Ale or the Columbus 90 Schilling. Have a bite to eat. You'll love it!
GERMAN VILLAGE
A visit to this historic area is like a unique back in time. The restored community, originally settled by German immigrants in the mid-1800s, is filled with antique shops, Queen Anne style houses, brick-laden sidewalks and fine cuisine. With over 1600 buildings being restored since 1960, and authentic German shops are around every corner, be sure to visit when you're looking for things to do in Columbus!
TOP 10 THINGS TO DO IN COLUMBUS
This botanical garden and conservatory offers 400 plant species, with various annual exhibits and amazing eye candy, don't miss the Franklin Park Conservatory.
This artistic community offers the best shopping and dining in the city. With an eclectic mix of shops, art shops and ethnic cuisines, be sure to stop by on your visit!
Located in the East Town Street Historic District, the Kelton House Museum and Garden exhibits the collection of the Kelton family, which depicts the urban life and style of the mid to late 19th century.
The Center of Science and Industry offers an exciting glimpse into the world of science, with exciting exhibits and live shows, it's a great place for the whole family.
Settled by German immigrants, German Village is a preservation district in Columbus, with over 1600 buildings being restored since 1960. Authentic German shops are around every corner, making for a very unique experience.
Home of the Columbus Clippers baseball team, Huntington Park is a beautiful baseball stadium that also plays host to rock concerts.
A beautiful landscape that acts as a piece of art.
8. Goodale Park Just north of downtown Columbus, Goodale Park is a large public park that has a strong history, going back to the time when it was a staging area for Union troops during the Civil War.
9. Ohio Theatre
World-class entertainment in a landmark theatre.
10. Ohio Stadium
Home of the Buckeyes, catch a college football game while you're here!
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