Rockets, robots, and racing, oh my! COSI’s Big Science Celebration features over 100 science-themed events and hands-on experiences, all for free tomorrow, and you’re invited. On May 4th, from 11am-5pm, visitors can stop by the Scioto Peninsula at 333 W. Broad for a huge celebration, complete with scientists, researchers, and community organizations that have planned…

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If you’ve ever wanted to explore a park in the dark or embark on an exhilarating night hike, now’s your chance. In partnership with COSI’s Science Festival, Alley Park in Lancaster, OH is offering an outdoor education event on Friday, May 3, from 7-9pm. Alley Park boasts 350 acres of woods, with 9 miles of…

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Line up, Columbus-area wildlife lovers. Each year, the COSI Science Festival hosts a series of BioBlitz events encouraging central Ohio residents to engage with the flora and fauna in their area, and even create a record of it to share. A Bioblitz–another term for the act of finding and cataloging as many plant and animal…

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The COSI Science Festival officially begins tomorrow with a host of engaging community events, and the annual event culminates in the Big Science Celebration on May 4. The Big Science Celebration, which is held on the Scioto Peninsula surrounding COSI, represent the culmination of the COSI Science Festival, and in a big way. Each year,…

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One of the most exciting and anticipated events is officially back this week, bigger and better than ever! That’s right – it’s almost time for COSI’s Science Festival, a multi-day community extravaganza with science-inspired activities throughout central Ohio, ending with a huge party at COSI on the last day. Kids are encouraged to attend behind-the-scene…

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Last July, a Short North restaurant and bar closed following a lawsuit filed by the landlord. The establishment, called Julep, was mostly known for cocktails and elevated barfare. But according to city permits, guests probably won’t be ordering a gin & tonic or gourmet hotdog from the spot that’s taking over.  Recently filed permits with…

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I love visiting food trucks year-round, but they become even more appealing as the weather warms up. Columbus is fortunate to have a fantastic selection of food trucks, where chefs manage to create inventive dishes within their compact spaces. Some trucks stay put, making it easy to revisit your favorites, while others roam around, adding…

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For three years, fans of the Sonic Temple music festival watched as spring came and went without an event to attend. After returning for the first time since 2019 last year, Sonic Temple has announced it will return again for 2024. Billed as “The pinnacle of American rock festivals,” the event will feature artists like…

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Four new restaurants are joining Polaris, including one from Rooh owners Shopping is a form of cardio, by the way, and sometimes you need to fuel up after a spree. Specifically, with pasta, donuts, pancakes, and sushi. Polaris Fashion Place is bringing four new concepts to their area, according to Polaris’ Advertising Manager Mallory DeLucas…

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Sometimes, sitting in an air-conditioned movie theater is the best summer activity, paired with a crispy fountain drink and a box of popcorn of course. Even better, when the movies are only $1.75. Cinemark’s annual “Summer Movie Clubhouse” program is back, starting June 10 and ending on August 14th, and tickets officially go on sale…

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