The long storied Minor League baseball team in Columbus, once farming for the New York Yankees, and…read morenow a farm team for the Cleveland Guardians (you know, the team that used to be the Indians). Featured events throughout the season include dime-a-dog nights (picture people eating 10 cent hotdogs!), several typical daytime "Businessman Special" games, and various other special events. The park has been known to have fireworks. One of my absolute favorite features of this ballpark, is along the second baseline. That part of the field has "windows" in the brick wall at the street level, whereby individuals who want to see the game, but for whatever reason don't have a ticket can watch the whole thing unfold from the sidewalk. For individuals who can't acquire tickets for themselves or their children this is a wonderful feature, whereby they can still enjoy a professional baseball game. Hats off to the Clippers organization for incorporating this thoughtful design into their facility. Ample parking is close by. And usually this parking fairly reasonably priced. Be aware that the hockey arena and the soccer stadium are both close by, as well as other entertainment venues. In the height of summer, this can sometimes make for a very busy entertainment district. So be sure and check the schedule of what's going on at the other venues, You may need some extra time to arrive and navigate your way to the ballpark. Get ready to sing the tag line of this song: "Columbus Clippers, Ring Your Bell!!!"

This is a great stadium, especially for families! I have been here at least a dozen times or so and…read morehave positive experiences each time. There are private parking lots all around. I would highly recommend you always remember to place the receipt on your dash and make sure it doesn't fall off, as mine did. I got a email saying that I didn't pay for parking and it was a lot more money than I had originally paid. I had to leave the game and take a picture of the receipt and send it to them to proof it. A lot of drama! There is a lot that is owned by Huntington Park located at the home plate entrance. It doesn't come with drama. The tickets to the games are reasonable in price no matter what seat you choose. The food is pricey but no more than other ball parks. Some gluten free options are available but cross contamination may happen. I just go for the ice cream and popcorn!

Always a wonderful experience at the palace theater. The…read morestaff is kind, friendly and helpful.

I've been here a few times now, and I highly recommend. The staff is very nice and everything is…read morequite organized. For the first event I attended here, it was extremely crowded in the lobby. The merch line blocked a lot of the lobby as well and it was less organized. For the second event I attended, the merch line was against the wall and went into the theater room. It was so much quicker and efficient. The staff is always so nice when taking you to your seat, etc. I don't think there's ever a bad seat here!

The long storied Minor League baseball team in Columbus, once farming for the New York Yankees, and…read morenow a farm team for the Cleveland Guardians (you know, the team that used to be the Indians). Featured events throughout the season include dime-a-dog nights (picture people eating 10 cent hotdogs!), several typical daytime "Businessman Special" games, and various other special events. The park has been known to have fireworks. One of my absolute favorite features of this ballpark, is along the second baseline. That part of the field has "windows" in the brick wall at the street level, whereby individuals who want to see the game, but for whatever reason don't have a ticket can watch the whole thing unfold from the sidewalk. For individuals who can't acquire tickets for themselves or their children this is a wonderful feature, whereby they can still enjoy a professional baseball game. Hats off to the Clippers organization for incorporating this thoughtful design into their facility. Ample parking is close by. And usually this parking fairly reasonably priced. Be aware that the hockey arena and the soccer stadium are both close by, as well as other entertainment venues. In the height of summer, this can sometimes make for a very busy entertainment district. So be sure and check the schedule of what's going on at the other venues, You may need some extra time to arrive and navigate your way to the ballpark. Get ready to sing the tag line of this song: "Columbus Clippers, Ring Your Bell!!!"

We finally had the opportunity to visit the Columbus Clipper's new ballpark in late 2023…read more Well, it's new for us since the last time we went to a game was when the Clippers played at Cooper Stadium in 2008. First, parking was simple and right next to the ballpark. We chose to sit in the outfield for $8 something, and to our surprise, the team store was right behind us. We visited it a couple of times for gifts for ourselves and friends. They had plenty of hats. Trust me, regarding inventory; I believe no team comes close to them on hats and different designs. The food and beverages were average-priced. We will return sooner since it was an impressive stadium.

Heads up: New location and new name!…read more Previously known throughout Columbus as Glass Axis, now the Columbus Glass Art Center, is a non-profit org offering glass blowing and glass art classes to the general public, no membership needed! I went to their Grand Opening of their new building and the space, and it's fantastic! Ample space for several different glass art technique classes. The teachers I met are absolutely wonderful, too! Willing to help/guide if necessary, creative minds, and just plain genuine and personable. I got the chance to make a glass mosaic (think glass art to hand in a window) and a simple smoking pipe (torch melting glass and all!), and it was phenomenal! I'm seriously looking into taking a few classes; and, besides, I know my money is going to an excellent org that's promoting art, culture, and creative partnerships throughout central Ohio!

Great work by local artists!! Spoke to one of them while visiting and just so happened that the 2…read morepieces we purchased were hers. They also offer classes.

The popcorn is delicious and .......Free! Just one of the great things about this bar…read more Walked in and was greeted with smiles from the staff and other patrons. Grabbed two seats at the bar and had beers in our hands within two minutes. Great vibe in here before a Clippers game. Friendly staff always checking back with us. One note - the bathrooms are up two flights of stairs. Don't delay your trip to the loo. Bring some singles so you can play pinball.

This is a classic bar in the arena district/short north area. Lots of old wood and brick - great…read moreatmosphere. Good beer selection and really good bourbon selection. Popcorn upon request. Good bartenders.

We popped in here to enjoy a few drinks and play some games. It wasn't overly crowded. Huge beer…read moreselection. Staff were friendly and welcoming to us new people. All the games are free except pinball and skee ball. They even gave a Nintendo 64 set up with Mario cart, a sega, and a PlayStation. We ended up playing buck hunter the most. So much fun. Most of the arcade games have a little cup holder mounted on the side also so you can keep your drink close.

5-Stars across the globe!! First time in and I have to say everything was perfect. Food delicious…read moreservice top notch ambiance well all ima say is when we goin back?! Go go go! Eat drink rock out with the games and enjoy everyone's company!.

We absolutely loved it. What a great activity to do with your significant other. We knew we weren't…read moregoing to win the race, we just had fun completing the challenges nad finding our way around the city. It's a whole new way to see the city and we even came across some places we had never seen before! Walking the entire thing did make the Short North/Arena district/Downtown area appear much smaller than I thought it was as I've driven through it many times. My wife and I are definitely going again next year. One of our favorite parts was dressing up and talking to lots of people, both racers, and random city-dwellers, tourists, residents, etc.

We had a fun time exploring the city! The clues were challenging but still easy to solve. The…read moreindividual challenges at each location were fun. We discovered new areas to our city doing this.

The Pizzuti Collection is now home to Bar Room, a really cool Jamaican permanent art installation…read moreand working bar located inside of the museum. It is an homage to Skankland, Columbus' first reggae bar, and a nod to Roots Records, Columbus' first and only reggae focused record shop. Both of these businesses are gone now, which is what makes this bar so very cool. The atmosphere is joyous and just very special. The drinks are all very good, and they have a really good Jamaican menu featuring jerked chicken, ox tail and vegetarian pies. All delicious. There is a $5 admission fee if you are not a Columbus Museum of Art member, but I renewed our membership because this place made it so worth it. You might be able to get a free pass through the Columbus Metropolitan Library too, but I seriously recommend getting a CMA annual membership to support great art like this.

Attended a reception at the Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti during a conference last week…read more The current museum exhibition (Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi) showcased some interesting works, including several dance-related pieces, a seesaw titled "See-See Riders", Sadness be Gone! Forever (ink on paper), and a video focusing on the color green. The setup of the displays made the rooms feel bare, but it was good for a quick walkthrough. I was actually more captivated by the lovely sculptures outside, surrounding the building. There were about 4 or 5 that I was able to check out while I was there (Jim Hodges' artwork is particularly unique and impressive).