Really cool hidden gem on the outskirts of town. A very unassuming building, but inside is a…read moretreasure of historical artifacts! I could go multiple times and still find something that I did not see before. A great variety arranged in chronological order, I think there is something here for all to enjoy.

It was my first time at Motts Military Museum in Groveport where I learned more about what happened…read morewith different wars and many of our military heroes came from Ohio. I got to see history and old uniforms that reminded me of movies and television shows featuring different wars and heroes from our history. I found out more about Eddie Rickenbacker, World War I aviator whose replica of his boyhood home on the ground while the original home on East Livingston Avenue is currently in decay and that needs to be saved because of the history of him. I was glad that to briefly meet Warren Motts, who started this museum in his home, and the land it is on was owned by a fellow veteran who leased the land to Mr. Motts for $1 year until his death and Mr. Motts and his museum own the land. I amazed on the sacrifices that they made to keep America the land of freedom and saddened on the soldiers who did not come home from duty in the services. Motts Military Museum is worth check out along in Groveport and the National Military Museum and Veteran's Memorial in Downtown Columbus. Mr. Motts and his volunteers of former soldiers and sailors keep the place going with history of the United States Military and the wars that the USA and world was in.

It was my first time going to the Central Ohio Fire Museum and learned a lot about the the former…read morefirehouse with the history of firefighting and how to be safe from a fire. The tour guide was a firefighter himself and gave a great knowledge about fighting fires. I got to ring the bell. I would recommend going to The Central Ohio Fire Museum to learn more of the history of firefighting and staying safe from a fire.

My 4 year old LOVES all things firefighters. We stopped in on a Saturday morning when we had a…read morespare 2 hours and were met with enthusiasm from all the staff and one firefighter staff gave us a detailed tour. She made the museum exciting and engaging for our kiddo. The play area was so fun for him and we had to drag him away or he could have been there all day. He got a helmet and sticker on the way out and wore the helmet all the way home (on the airplane). Highly recommend for littles or bigs that love firefighters and history!

Great place to go and learn arts like pottery and more. . Teachers are very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful. You will make lasting friends.

Interesting place to go to for art classes or free events!…read more I came with some friends to listen to an artist talk about her work featured in the current exhibition. It's a pretty low key place with friendly staff. They've got lots of trees and flowers outside and one of the ladies told me that they do weddings here. Very cool! Can't wait to return!

A must see event for Memorial Day. 2023 is the 15th that the Westerville Sunrise Rotary has…read moresponsored the Field of Heroes. It started with 1,200 flags the first year and has grown to 3,000 flags in recent years. There are flags honoring veterans, first responders and active duty military. A new section includes flags that have been sent to active duty military; flown with and photographed with them and their unit and then returned and displayed in the Field of Heroes. Many of these flags had laminated photos of the active duty military person and their unit. There are related displays relating to our veterans and military. A MUST SEE Memorial Day remembrance.

An impressive array of flags representing memorials to our living and fallen heroes…read more Tributes to our veterans, and other heroes I our lives can be seen in over 3,000 flags and displays to include special exhibits representing those who are or have served this country in Iraq and Afghanistan. But, politics aside, you will be impressed and even moved at the representations of heroism and love.

I have now taken two sessions of hand-building ceramics classes at the Peggy McConnell Arts Center…read moreand have enjoyed the experience thus far. The studio space itself is well-maintained, organized, and conducive to a productive and focused creative process. They offer all the tools you need to create and additional clay can be purchased throughout the session if needed. The selection of glazes that they offer to finish your projects are beautiful. Additionally, the Peggy McConnell Arts Center frequently hosts events and exhibitions that provide opportunities for students to showcase their work and connect with the local art community.

This is a nice neighborhood venue for the performing and visual arts. I have only been here for art…read moreexhibitions, but we were gifted with tickets to see The Bobby Floyd Trio. The theatre is intimate and there is no bad seat in the house. The chairs were comfortable too. Columbus is so lucky to have such great talent like Derek DiCenzo, Reggie Jackson and Robert Floyd. The Bobby Floyd Trio's show "All That Jazz" began with a documentary about this incredible photo taken for Esquire in 1958 Harlem that gathered together so many great jazz musicians. Bobby, Derek & Reggie rocked the stage with Dizzy, Sonny, Basie, Thelonious. The ticket prices are quite reasonable too.

The perfect place for a crafty gathering - SO many options for all kinds of projects from painting…read moreto candles to mosaic to tie dye and more. There's plenty of space to spread out, and for whatever food and drink you bring with you. The staff are super helpful with selecting and completing projects. The place is huge, so it's perfect for fundraisers, birthday parties, etc.

This place satisfied all my crafting desires! From candles to ceramics to canvas painting to mosaic…read moretiles there is something for everyone young or old, novice or experienced . They even take walk-ins.

This is an Ohio History Connection property which has some interesting history. It was part of the…read moreunderground railroad and housed the Hanby Family, one of which who wrote the song "Up on the Housetop." We loved the holiday event with the festive decorations and live music as your tour the house. There were volunteers in each room talking through the history which was really interesting!

Northwest Masonic Temple is a very active location with several Masonic lodges calling it home, as…read morewell as a number of other Masonic bodies that are affiliated with the organization. The temple building place host to a church, and ESL courses are sometimes run by outside organizations from time to time. It is a hub of the Worthington and Linworth community and provides value to local residence by being active and engaged and enriching citizen lives. Membership inquiries are welcomed, and the organizations that reside here can be located in contacted via their website presences.