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Author: Joe Vargo

All eyes are on Columbus as the city welcomes student-athletes, fans, coaches, media and guests to the NCAA Division I Women’s Final Four . The semifinal games and national championship game will take place in Nationwide Arena on March 30 and April 1.… Continue Reading >>

In the Beginning Since its founding in 1812, Columbus has always been a haven for immigrants. One of the earliest groups to come to the city in large numbers were Germans, and they settled in the area south of Downtown, which soon became know as "die… Continue Reading >>

It’s the time of year when 80,000 athletes from 80 countries come together to compete in 75 different sporting events. No, it’s not the Olympics – it’s the Arnold Sports Festival, an event that takes over Columbus from March 1-4! Here are four… Continue Reading >>

Whatever the weather spring brings, this flexible getaway is packed with excitement for everyone. There’s always something new to learn at COSI , and right now, that means a huge new American Museum of Natural History dinosaur exhibit that will awe… Continue Reading >>

NOTE: Winter Park is now closed for the season due to warm weather. 1 . Skate at Winter Park at McFerson Commons - This outdoor ice rink brings winter fun to the Arena District Feb. 2-25. Rent some skates, take some laps around and even catch some… Continue Reading >>

If you're looking for a date idea that's beyond dinner and a show, Columbus is full of them! Here are a few ideas for dates that help you learn a new skill and have fun along the way. Aerial Dance Classes at 400 West Rich If the idea of swinging from… Continue Reading >>

Header image courtesy of Ken Claussen Photography Winter is a gorgeous time of year in Columbus. Whether there's a blanket of snow or just a chill in the air, it's a great time to explore. Here are some tips on where to get the most beautiful photos… Continue Reading >>

Fall is here, and there's no better place to be than Columbus! We've got your ultimate guide to the season right here. Find the region's best fall festivals here. Your guide to the best fall hikes in Greater Columbus is right here. Here, you can… Continue Reading >>

Fall is a magical time in Columbus. The air is crisp, the leaves are beautiful, and there are tons of great festivals to check out, almost every weekend! Here ten Columbus festivals you have to get to this fall. Country Living Fair, Sept. 15-17, Ohio… Continue Reading >>

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Fall is on its way, and in this part of the country, that means pumpkins are going to be showing up everywhere! The Circleville Pumpkin Show , which brings more than 300,000 people to the town about a half-hour south of Columbus, is a must-do. From… Continue Reading >>

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Travel stories of Columbus

Author: Joe Vargo

How to Hoop It Up in Columbus During the Women's Final Four

How German Village Got Its Name

4 Things You've Got to Do at the Arnold Sports Festival This Year

Spring Break in Columbus Is a No-Brainer

5 Things You Should Do in Columbus in February

Date Ideas That Teach You Something New

Four Great Winter Photo Spots

Everything You Need to know about Fall in Columbus

9 Fall Festivals You Have to Catch in Columbus

It's Pumpkin Season!

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