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Inside Front Cover, 2

German Village, 12-13

University District, 28-29

Presented by Hampton Inn & Suites

Presented by Schmidt’s Restaurant und Sausage Haus

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Worthington, 32

The Arts in Columbus, 6

Grandview, 18-19 Franklinton, 20-21

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Pet Directory, 7 Traveling with High Street to Yellow Springs, OH, 8 Presented by Clifton Mill

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High Street Fund, 35 Presented by The Columbus Jewish Foundation

Arnold Sports Festival 2011, 36 (Back cover)

Short North Arts District, 26-27

FROM THE EDITOR Publishing HIGH STREET Neighborhoods for the past 10 years has been one of the most enjoyable enterprises of my career, both professionally and personally. It has been a pleasure to work with an incredibly dedicated group of sponsors, advertisers, organization representatives, board members and staff.

High Street Fund, dozens of non-profit neighborhood organizations have received grants to support their programs and services. To date, through the generosity of our business partners and special event fundraisers, we have raised in excess of $80,000 to support the organizations you will find listed on the inside back cover.

Through our cooperative marketing and branding efforts, High Street and its adjacent neighborhoods have been positioned as the heart and soul of the city, from the South Side with German Village and Merion Village north to downtown, the Short North Arts District, the Arena District, University District, Clintonville and Worthington. This once fragmented urban landscape is now recognized as a contiguous stretch of vibrant residential and commercial landscape, predominantly owned and operated by small business entrepreneurs committed to offering quality goods and services.

As Outlook Media, Inc. takes over the reins of HIGH STREET, please be assured that the publishers are committed to the same mission that High Street Neighborhoods has established since its founding in June 2001.

Another objective has been to serve as a community cheerleader, promoting special events and activities taking place in High Street neighborhoods. Through the ART PRODUCTION David Vance 614-261-9905 www.greenshagdesign.com greenshag@columbus.rr.com

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EDITOR Aaron Leventhal 614-506-9666 759 City Park Avenue Columbus, OH 43206

Keep reading and enjoying the magazine and telling your colleagues and friends to log on to HighStreetMoneySavers.com for great coupon savings. In this issue you will find dozens of great holiday gift offers.

Warm regards,

Aaron Leventhal,Editor ADMINISTRATOR Leslie Neal-Jenkins 614-804-6900 leslieneal_jenkins@hotmail.com

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HIGH STREET Neighborhoods Coalition Board Special thanks to these individuals, who serve as the editorial board and advisory committee for HIGH STREET Neighborhoods and its HIGH STREET Neighborhoods Fund.

This fund supports projects and services that enhance the quality of life and economic vitality of High Street and its surrounding neighborhoods.

David W. Armstrong, Fifth Third Bank Krista Bower, Columbus Public Schools Damian Bowerman, OSU Department of Theatre Jeni Engel, Hair Concepts Salon and Day Spa Wendy Frantz, Columbus Recreation and Parks Jeff Gilbert, Ameriprise Financial Jami Goldstein, Greater Columbus Arts Council Steve Gunn, Downtown YMCA Mike Hill, Caskey Drycleaning Co. Jackie Jacobs, Columbus Jewish Foundation Courtney Johnson, Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center Toni Johnson, King Arts Complex Aaron Leventhal, HIGH STREET Neighborhoods Wayne Owens, Village Singers Sue Phillips & Iban Smith, Directions for Youth & Families Melissa Ricksecker, Columbus College of Art & Design Cheryl & Geoff Schmidt, Schmidt’s Restaurant Joe Spinelli, Spinelli’s Deli Michelle Staffen, Veterans Memorial Steve Sterrett

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THE ARTS IN COLUMBUS presented by OHIO STATE THEATRE 2010 - 2011 SEASON

On the Shore of the Wide World

By Simon Stephens Directed by Mandy Fox November 4 - 14, 2010 Aida

By Elton John and Tim Rice Directed by Jimmy Bohr November 18 - 21, 2010 Othello

By William Shakespeare Guest Directed by Alison Bomber February 10 - 26, 2011 Spring’s Awakening

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PET DIRECTORY The Perfect Gift! Adopt a pet from your local shelter!

DOG ADOPTION

Capital Area Humane Society

BEAGLE adoption

614-777-PETS For cruelty or neglect calls, dial ext 250.

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Citizens for Humane Action - Westerville

Columbus Dog Connection www.ColumbusDogConnection.com 614-888-2208 Huge network of puppies and dogs in foster care homes. Web site also links to other pet adoption groups in Central Ohio.

Franklin County Dog Shelter - Columbus www.franklincountydogs.com • 614-462-4360 Open daily. Over 135 homeless dogs and puppies waiting to be adopted. Get your pet “fixedâ€? here at a low cost. Behavior help line 614-462-3488.

CAT ADOPTION

www.CHAAnimalShelter.org 614-891-5280 • 3765 Corporate Drive 0ver 100 adoptable cats and dogs. Closed Wed.

Humane Society of Delaware County www.DelawareCoHumaneSoc.org 740-369-PETS 4920 St. Rt. 37 E, Delaware, Oh 43015 Offers low cost spay and neuter to public.

Open Tuesday through Sunday.

GOLDEN RETRIEVER adoption

Cat Welfare - Columbus

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www.CatWelfareOhio.com 614-268-6096 • 741 Wetmore Rd. Hundreds of cats and kittens. Weekly Saturday garage sale! Open daily 11a.m.-3:30p.m.

Pets Without Parents - Clintonville www.PetsWithoutParents.net • 614-267-7297 Open daily. All breed pet adoption shelter.

Dogs and cats, kittens and puppies.

LABRADOR RETRIEVER adoption www.RescueALab.com • 513-543-3000 info@rescuealab.com

Cozy Cat Cottage - Powell www.CozyCatCottage.com • 614-336-8510 Open daily. Over 300 cats and kittens in need of homes.

Low cost spay and neuter program for the public.

PIT BULL adoption WWW.MeaslesAnimalHaven.org • We LOVE Pit Bulls but there are already too many unwanted and strays. Measleʟs Animal Haven offers low-cost spay or neuter surgeries for Pit Bulls and mixes.

Colony Cats and Dogs - Dublin www.Colonycats.org • 614-593-0055 New cage free adoption center. Open daily.

Also offers TNR (Trap Neuter and Return) advice.

SOS Veterinary Clinic for dogs & cats 614-296-8707 Non-profit low-cost spay and neuter clinic for the public and veterinary health to animal shelters and organizations.

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740 S. High St.

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Traveling with High Street to...

Yellow Springs, Ohio Travel writer Aaron Leventhal

The village of Yellow Springs, surrounded by cornfields and lush woodlands in rural southwestern Ohio, has been a bastion of creativity, activism and nonconformity for nearly two centuries.

Tecumseh, leader of the Shawnee nation, made frequent visits to the healing waters of Yellow Springs in Glen Helen. Renowned educator Horace Mann chose to serve as Antioch College’s first president in 1853, championing equal educational opportunities for both men and women. The Underground Railroad, Civil Rights struggle and anti-Vietnam demonstrations are all a part of the historic fabric of this funky Midwest college town of almost 4,000 residents. (The college is closed, but will reopen in 2012.)

Many art galleries, bookshops, boutiques and new age stores are found in Yellow Springs.

Recently, my wife Beth and I spent a delightful weekend in Yellow Springs. We stayed just outside downtown at the Yellow Springs Country Bed & Breakfast – a restored 1820s home with a large living room, kitchen and gourmet breakfasts served by the cook – and savored a few days of total rest and relaxation.

When we were ready for activity, we enjoyed strolling down Xenia Avenue, the village’s main street with loads of specialty shops, art galleries, bookshops, boutiques, neighborhood pubs and excellent restaurants. Thankfully, you won’t find any franchise or big box operations here.

There are hundreds of acres of nature preserves nearby with wooded trails to hike and bike. If wellness and spiritual quest are your passion, there are dozens of professional practitioners offering workshops and individual appointments from massage and yoga, to acupuncture and Tai Chi. In the evening, several cafés offer live music, and the Little Art Theatre shows independent films and documentaries.

The Great Outdoors: The 1,000-acre Glen Helen Nature Preserve east of town has 26 miles of foot trails which take hikers past waterfalls, limestone and dolomite cliffs, a pine forest and trailside museum. Native wildflowers are in continuous bloom. John Bryan State Park, adjacent to the Glen, is a 750-acre preserve with trails overlooking Clifton Gorge and Little Miami River. Bikers will enjoy the 78-mile Little Miami Scenic Trail, paved over a converted railroad corridor running through Yellow Springs.

Nearby Attractions: The historic Clifton Mill (www.cliftonmill.com) is one of the largest water powered grist mills still in existence. The Mill hosts its popular Christmas show from November 26-January 1 with more than four million lights, 3,500 antique Santas and a toy collection from the ‘40s through the ‘60s. The newest addition to the show is a replica of Script Ohio. The Mill offers breakfast and lunch daily, and dinner from Thursday-Saturday from 4-9 p.m. Just outside of town is Brandeberry Winery and Vineyard (www.brandeberrywinery.com), open for wine tastings and light refreshments. Young’s Jersey Dairy Farm (www.youngsdairy.com), located on Route 68 a mile from downtown, is nationally recognized for its homemade ice cream and

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Nightlife: Three cafés, Peach’s Grill, 104 Xenia Ave; Emporium Wines and the Underdog Café, 233 Xenia Ave; and The Gulch, 128 Dayton St. have live music and great food every weekend. In addition, it’s only a 30-minute drive to Dayton’s historic downtown Oregon district for excellent dining and entertainment.

Where to Stay: Lodging is plentiful and economical, especially in the winter season with rates under $100 a night, double occupancy. Check out Arthur Morgan Bed & Breakfast, (www.arthurmorganhouse.com), Grinnell Mill Bed & Breakfast (www.grinnellmill.com), Springs Cottage (www.springscottage.com), Springs Motel (www.thespringsmotel.com) and Yellow Springs Country Bed & Breakfast (www.yscountrybedandbreakfast.com).

Getting There: Yellow Springs is about an hour drive from downtown Columbus.

Take I-70 west to U.S. 68, 52A exit. Turn left and it’s eight miles to Yellow Springs.

For more information, log on to http://www.destinationyellowsprings.com/ or call (937) 767-2686.

Columbus-based travel writer Aaron Leventhal, editor of HIGH STREET Neighborhoods, has recently started a small group travel service. For more information, check out www.leventhaltravel.com. Photos by Beth Ervin Leventhal.

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(937) 767-5501

A charming Federalist 1820s home on a quiet country road with a five minute drive to town. Rates include delicious homegrown items for breakfast.

Good for one time use per person.

Dining: Many of the eateries serve meals using fresh, local produce. The Winds Café and Bakery is a landmark and locals’ favorite. Sunrise Café with its eclectic cuisine is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Williams Eatery and Gathering Place (101 Corry St.) features Peruvian specialties and tasty comfort food. Ye Olde Trail Tavern has been serving pub meals since 1827. CJ’s Southern Cookin’ offers homestyle meals, from barbecue ribs to ratatouille over noodles. Main Squeeze is a juice bar with real fruit smoothies. With the exception of Williams, all the listed restaurants are located on Xenia Avenue.

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New Orleans: Good Eats in the Big Easy New Orleans is back. Hurricane Katrina could not damage the indomitable spirit of the residents of this remarkable city dedicated to the pleasures of music, food and good times.

The city’s colorful, historic past has influenced its architecture, its music and especially its food. From its founding by French Creoles almost 300 years ago to its Spanish, Yankee and African influences, the Big Easy is unique in retaining an Old World ambiance and a certain joie de vivre found nowhere else in America.

Orleanians have elevated cooking and dining to a fine art. Its Cajun cooking originates from the French Acadians who migrated from Nova Scotia in the 19th century. Robust, peppery and loaded with fat and flour, Cajun specialties include crawfish etoufée, andouille sausage and jambalaya. Creole cooking, on the other hand, is more urban and less spicy, created by people of mixed French, Spanish, Caribbean and African origins. The Creoles have given us red beans and rice, beignets and gumbo.

Before my wife Beth and I recently went to New Orleans, I asked Henry Butcher, owner and chef of the Creole Kitchen in Mt. Vernon Plaza, for his suggestions about where to eat. Henry, a Louisiana native and former New Orleans cook, recommended a half dozen restaurants, many of which are local favorites.

Mother’s could have the best homestyle cooking in the city. The laid-back, Midtown diner, established in 1938, specializes in gumbo, caramelized black ham, grits and red beans and rice. According to owner/chef Jerry Amato, “New Orleans is unique because it has an authentic regional orientation. All of us use the same basic ingredients – red fish, oysters, crawfish, red beans, rice and plantains. That makes New Orleans a whole lot different than, let’s say, New York or San Francisco.” (401 Poydras St., 504-523-9656) Arnaud’s, a French Quarter landmark since 1918, specializes in authentic hauteCreole cookery. Known for its Shrimp Arnaud (remoulade), oyster stew and rack of lamb, Arnaud’s also has a distinguished wine cellar.

(813 Bienville St., 504-523-5433)

Dooky Chase’s, established in 1946, is a Creole dining landmark in the heart of the ‘hood, with an impressive collection of African American art. It is famous for its fried chicken and catfish, sausages, mac and cheese, greens and other classic soul food dishes. (2301 Orleans Ave., 504-821-0600) Gumbo Shop, just around the corner from St. Louis Cathedral, is located in a 1795 French Quarter building. This casual dining favorite serves Creole favorites from seafood okra gumbo, crawish etoufée and shrimp Creole to po-boys, macque choux corn and hot bread pudding with whiskey sauce. (630 St. Peter St., 504525-1486) New Orleans attractions: Travel writer Aaron Leventhal with owner/chef Sightseeing is the perfect way Jerry Amato at Mother's. to work up an appetite between meals. Check out the Audubon Zoological Gardens, Jean Lafitte Swamp Tours, the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar Line, above ground cemeteries and voodoo temples, Natchez Riverboat Cruises operated by Gray Line Tours (800-233-2628) and the oldest continuously operating street railway in America, dating back 150 years. For more information, contact the New Orleans Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau, 800-672-6124 or www.neworleanscvb.com.

Hubbard Mansion Bed & Breakfast is our choice for the place to stay in New Orleans. Located on historic St. Charles Avenue, the elegant Greek Revival home features five guest rooms, a carriage house, period antiques and delectable Continental-plus breakfasts. (504-897-3535, www.hubbardmansion.com)

Camellia Grill is near Tulane University on the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line. This classic, counter-only diner serves what could be the best cheeseburgers and chili-cheese omelets anywhere. (626 S. Carrollton Ave., 504-309-2679) Court of Two Sisters was once the French Quarter residence of the royal governor of colonial Louisiana in 1726. Its daily jazz brunch buffet from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. has more than 60 items, including eggs benedict, standing rib roast and duck á l’orange. (613 Royal St., 504522-7261)

Columbus-based travel writer Aaron Leventhal has established a new, small group vacation travel business and will be taking visitors to the upcoming New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in April 2011. Check it out at www.leventhaltravel.com.

The elegant Hubbard Mansion Bed & Breakfast is located on historic St. Charles Avenue.

Photos by Beth Ervin Leventhal.

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merion village

DRYCLEANING CO. SPONSOR

Morningstar Storage Morningstar offers safe, secure and convenient storage for any type of residential or commercial requirements. We offer clean facilities with 24/7 access, on-site management and month-to-month leases – no long term obligations. We have six locations around Columbus including downtown (close to Short North, Arena District, German Village, and Olde Towne East) and South High (close to Merion Village and Southgate).

German Village Coffee Shop

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: 1st month free storage.

3391 S. High St. • 614-497-0000, 57 E. Chestnut St. • 614-460-8700 www.morningstarstorage.com

The German Village Coffee Shop is a neighborhood diner specializing in breakfast and lunch fare, from hotcakes and omelets to hamburgers and club sandwiches. Established in 1981 and now owned and managed

by Craig Burke, the German Village Coffee Shop continues to serve the neighborhood with great eats at unbeatable prices. The diner is open weekdays from 6:30 a.m. – 2 p.m., Saturday 6:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. –3 p.m.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: $3 off with purchase of $15 or more.

193 Thurman Ave. • 614-443-8900

Caskey Drycleaning Co. Caskey Cleaners has proudly served German Village and Greater Columbus since 1901.

Owned and operated by the Hill family since the late 1930s, Caskey Cleaners is a fullservice drycleaning and laundry facility offering same-day service on most items dropped of by 10 a.m. Caskey’s is particularly proud of its highly skilled and friendly staff, many of whom have been employed at the company for more than 20 years.

Doris and Bonnie with Caskey coupons

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Dryclean three suits and the fourth suit is free.

47 W. Gates • 614-443-7448 www.caskeycleaners.com

NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION

Merion Village Events Merion Village Association DRYCLEANING CO.

Neighborhood Friend

December 4 – HOLIDAY COOKIE SALE –10 a.m.

December 4 – VILLAGE TOUR OF LIGHTS – 6 p.m.

1330 S. 4th St. • 614-444-3144 www.merionvillage.org

47 W. Gates St. • 614-443-7448 Mon. - Thurs. 6 a.m. - 7 p.m., Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., Closed Sun. Located one block south of Greenlawn Avenue on Front Street.

DRYCLEANING CO. VALUE • QUALITY • SERVICE

Serving Central Ohio Since 1901

5 OFF Free Suit

$

Drycleaning and/or laundry of $30 or more One coupon per invoice.

Not valid on leathers, suedes, rug-cleaning or alterations.

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Drycleaning Dryclean 3 suits and the 4th is free DRYCLEANING CO.

47 W. Gates St. 443-7448

47 W. Gates St. 443-7448

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Get Buy Thurmanized! $50 in gift certificates, and receive a

free t-shirt ($14 value)

As Seen on TV- Man V. Food and Top 101 Chowdown Countdown

The Thurmanators: Zach Eakin and Aaron Suclescy

183 Thurman Ave • 614-443-1570 TheThurmanCafe.com/hsn

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$7 Off Flower Order any purchase of $35 or more.

Kight Studio

The perfect Holiday Gift!

HANDCRAFTED ART BY SANDRA KIGHT

German Village Floral & Nursery 614-443-5296

Paintings • Monotypes Jewelry from Vintage Buttons Silk Purses • and more...

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The best flowers delivered with great personal service.

David McCallum, Horticulturalist

Call for an appointment

614-461-4256 • 614-582-8174 551 S. Fifth St.

German Village • Grandview • Harrison West

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HAPPY DRAGON CHINESE RESTAURANT

General Tso s Chicken Beef with Broccoli Shrimp with Vegetables Szechwan Spicy Chicken Phad Thai Shrimp/Chix/Veg and many more!

614-224-1468

277 E. Livingston Ave.

Mon - Sat 11am-9:30pm, Sun - 12-9pm

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german village sponsor Schmidt’s Restaurant und Sausage Haus

Sandra Kight

Located in an historic brick livery stable, Schmidt’s Restaurant und Sausage Haus has been offering award winning, handcrafted food by five generations of Schmidt’s family members since 1886. Schmidt’s, home of the Bahama Mama signature sausage, specializes in both German and American cuisine, including their own bratwurst and the Jumbo Cream Puff. Banquet and meeting rooms are also available. For a good time, come to Schmidt’s in the heart of German Village HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Free pound of sides with the purchase of 9 sausage links.

240 E. Kossuth St. • 614-444-6808 • www.schmidthaus.com

Kight Studio 551 Kight Studio 551, the working art studio of Sandra Kight, is located in the heart of German Village. In her studio, Sandra works on paintings, monotypes, handmade jewelry with vintage buttons and silk purses created from recycled silk neckties. The studio is open daily by appointment.

On November 13-14, the studio will feature special guest artist Pat Bates, who will be creating hand-knit silk lace shawls that are made in handdyed yarn colors of your choice. That weekend, the workshop titled, “Cherub Skeins: Heavenly Knots” takes places from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL Take $10 off your purchase of $40 or more.

551 S. Fifth Ave. 614-461-4256 or 614-582-8174

Carol and Jon Zimmerman, from Pickerington, Ohio

The Thurmanator

The Thurman Cafe The Thurman Café is a family-owned neighborhood pub now recognized for serving some of the best burgers in the country, according to the Travel Channel. Recently, Adam Richman on his popular show “Man vs. Food” traveled to Thurman Café to eat the Thurmanator. Proprietor Mike Suclescy’s son Aaron, an Ohio State University student and big-time cheerleader of the Thurman, notes, “Many restaurants in town have imitated our burgers, but remember, there is only one Thurman Burger and our family has been doing things the Thurman way since 1942. Our food may be big, most important, it’s the BEST!” HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Purchase a $50 gift certificate, and receive a Thurman Café t-shirt, retailing at $14.

183 Thurman Ave. • 614-444-3688 • www.thethurmancafe.com

NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS

German Village Events

German Village Garten Club

December 3 – CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING AT FETCH PARK - Caroling, Santa and light refreshments, located off East Beck Street.

December 7 – VILLAGE LIGHTS - Visit with Santa while enjoying lights and music in charming German Village. Businesses will feature holiday treats and specials.

December 10-11– VILLAGE SINGERS SING NOEL – Traditional, sacred and secular holiday music. 7 pm. Admission.

For more information, contact the German Village Society Meeting Haus, 614-221-8888, www.germanvillage.com

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German Village Society Neighborhood Friend

588 South Third St. • 614-221-8888 www.germanvillage.com german@germanvillage.com

This Holiday Season,

SEND OUR MAMAS PACKING! Nationwide shipping of our world famous Bahama Mamas, Alaska to Hawaii and all the states in between!

www.schmidtssausageshop.com

Holiday Special GET A FREE POUND of German Potato Salad, German Sweet Slaw, Red Cabbage or Sauerkraut und Pork with a purchase of 9 links (3 pounds) of Bahama Mama, Bratwurst, Mild Mama or Knockers. $3.99 value

240 E. Kossuth St. 614

444-6808

WWW.SCHMIDTHAUS.COM CATERING: 614-444-5050

Traditional German-American fare includes our famous Jumbo Cream Puff and our famous sausages.

German Village’s liveliest spot open 7 days a week with live music Wednesday thru Saturday.

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CLADDAGH IRISH PUB In the Heart of the Brewery District

585 S. Front St. - 614-224-1560

STEAK OUT

fish n’ chips every monday

buy one. get one free. with the purchase of 2 beverages

purchase a $50 gift card and receive an additional $10 gift card

Seafood & Steak Restaurant BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER

$10 Off Dinner for two

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Try out any of our delicious entrees:

Columbus Maennerchor

Lamb Osso Buco Delmonico Steak 18oz. Porterhouse Steak Potato Encrusted Salmon Kobe Chopped Beef Steak and many more!

Restaurant and Banquet Hall

Fine German & American Cuisine

SAVE $7

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with purchase of 2 dinner entrees.

Dinner Sun. - Thurs. Not valid on holidays.

Bavarian Bratwurst • Sauerbraten Schnitzel mit Spatzel • and more!

684 S. High St • 614-443-1125 Downtown at the corner of E. Sycamore and S. High in German Village. Free Parking.

966 S. High St • 444-3531 • www.maennerchor.com

www.clarmontrestaurant.com

Now open to the public for lunch and dinner.

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Zum Rathskeller Restaurant in the Columbus Maennerchor For more than 30 years, Sue Gall has owned and managed the Hey Hey Bar & Grill, known for its more than 100 beers, homemade sauerkraut balls and live music. Opportunity knocked in December 2009 when she was invited to manage the Zum Rathskeller restaurant in the Columbus Maennerchor, established in 1848. Formerly a members-only club, the restaurant is now open to the public offering German specialties, including schnitzel and spatzel, and catering for special events such as weddings, parties Sue Gall and wakes. The Vaughn WeisterJazz Orchestra plays on Monday nights at 7:30 p.m., the Cloak & Dagger Murder Mystery Theater takes place on Fridays and Saturdays, and the Swing Band Jazz Night is hosted every second and last Friday night of the month.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Purchase any two German specialty entrees, including sauerbraten, schnitzel and Bavarian bratwurst and save $7.

966 S. High St. • 614-444-3583 • www.maennerchor.com

Claddagh Irish Pub Irish born and raised general manager Deirdre Byrne invites you to enjoy the holiday season at her authentic Irish pub. The cozy lounge or snugs, with its fireplace, Irish specialties and brew, creates a genuine Irish ambience. Popular dishes include Chicken Kildare, Bangers and Champ Irish Stew and mussels. On Mondays, there’s a buy one, get one free fish and chips special with weekday lunches starting at $5.99.

Of note is the traditional Irish jam session every Sunday night and live music is performed often Deirdre Byrne throughout the week. The pub is also a popular sports bar with all sports televised including soccer, rugby and football. The Claddagh Room is available for private parties throughout the holiday season.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Purchase a $50 gift card and receive an additional $10 gift card. A $100 gift card will get you an additional $20 gift card.

585 S. Front St. • 614-224-1560 • www.claddaghirishpubs.com

The Clarmont In 1947, a restaurateur took a risk and built a fine dining restaurant in a blue-collar neighborhood just south of downtown Columbus. Sixty-three years later The Clarmont is still serving high quality meals in a warm comfortable atmosphere. Come to feel (and taste) a part of Columbus history.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: $10 off dinner for two

Thom Coffman, proprietor

648 S. High St. • 614-443-1125 • www.clarmontrestaurant.com

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Pilates

520 Park St.

614-223-1200

www.callahanscolumbus.com HAPPY HOUR SPECIAL

50% OFF

Turkey & Swiss, Pulled Pork, Cheeseburger, Chicken Philly, Toasted Cheese, Pizza Sub, Chicken Cordon Blue, Chicken Parm, 12” & 16” Pizzas, and more!

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Massage Therapy Active Release Technique Biomedical Acupuncture Chiropractic GYROTONIC® Yamuna Body Logic™

any sandwich or pizza Jeff Lauback Owner

Yoga

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Eight group classes for $150 includes Pilates, Springboard, Yamuna Body Rolling™ and Orbit.

363 W. Nationwide Blvd. • 614-224-1776 www.focusedfitnesspilates.com HIGH STREET Neighborhoods • Expires April 30, 2011

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Yellow Cab Columbus Green Cabs, Inc., the parent company of Yellow Cab of Columbus, has been locally owned and operated since 1928. Jeff Glassman, a third generation family member, serves as vice president. Yellow Cab operates 128 of the 500 taxicabs licensed by the city of Columbus. It is now possible to order a Yellow Cab by text. Just send your address and ZIP code to 777CAB (777222) or order online at www.yellowcabofcolumbus.com.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Businesses can set up a corporate charge account, ideal for delivering staff, clients, packages and parts. New accounts will receive $25 off their first monthly service of more than $100. Call for information, 614-221-3800, ext. 117.

The Lodge Bar If you’re looking for a great party bar, check out the Lodge Bar just a few blocks west of the North Market.

According to general manager Patrick West, “The goal of the Lodge Bar is to provide outstanding entertainment and customer service and be active in the community.” This season Franklin County OSU Alumni and Young Buckeyes of Central Ohio are hosting OSU Away Game Parties at the Lodge Bar. Proceeds from sales of tickets for prize drawings benefit The Ohio State University Student Scholarship Fund.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Purchase a pizza and get the second one free. Happy hours, Friday and Saturday, 7-9 p.m. featuring drink specials and $3 appetizers.

Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District 23 N. Fourth St. • 645-5133 www.downtowncolumbus.com

Downtown Residents Association

Neighborhood Friend

www.dracolumbus.com

Columbus Young Professionals Club 579-9398 • leadership@cypclub.com

Focused Fitness Located across from Huntington Park, Focused Fitness Pilates and Wellness Studio is the premier spot for Pilates in downtown Columbus. Individual programs are designed by instructors and therapists to help clients reach their personal goals. Focused Fitness offers on-site complimentary parking, a range of health-related products and certification in YBR and Pilates.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Eight group classes for $150.

This is a $30 savings off the regular price, which includes Pilates, springboard, Yamuna Body RollingTM and Orbit.

363 W. Nationwide Blvd. • 614-224-1776 www.focusedfitnesspilates.com

165 Vine St. • 614-221-2824 www.thelodgebarcolumbus.com

NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS

of Columbus

sponsor

Arena District Events December 1 – DINE ORIGINALS CHEF SERIES – BASI ITALIA –6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Dispatch Kitchen.

Admission. (614) 463-9664, www.northmarket.com December 31 – FIRST NIGHT COLUMBUS - A community-oriented, family-friendly, alcohol-free event.

More than 40 live performances including jazz, funk, ragtime, storytelling and magic, hands-on activities and a children's festival. Admission. www.firstnightcolumbus.com March 3 – 6 – ARNOLD SPORTS FESTIVAL – Greater Columbus Convention Center, Nationwide Arena, Ohio Expo Center and Veterans Memorial. Featuring 45 sports and events, including 12 Olympic sports and more than 18,000 athletes. Admission. (614) 431-2600, www.arnoldsportsfestival.com

Order a taxi with a text!

TEXT your pick-up address with city and state or zip to 777222

(777CAB)

Example: “100 main st columbus oh”

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614-444-4444 Be safe this Holiday Season!

Call Yellow Cab to get you home safe!

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1435 Grandview Ave. 614-486-7333 www.accentonnature.com

Minuteman Pizza

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909 W. 5th Ave. 614.291.0253 www.reedarts.com

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3986 Indianola Ave. At Cooke Rd. & I-71

Clintonville - 447-0064

Visit SAXCARWASH.COM Holiday Gift Certificates Available!

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grandview Accent on Nature A unique nature galleria, Accent on Nature specializes in artwork and jewelry creations by local artists, along with the best of “Mother Nature’s” work in minerals, fossils, gemstones, and unusual finds from the sea. An AGS certified gemologist is available for appraisals. A goldsmith and silversmith are available for custom designs. Round that out with garden items, birdfeeders, birdhouses, birdseed and much more! Come use your coupons for a great deal. Always something new!

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: For the months of November and December buy a $100 gift card and get a $25 gift card for FREE. 1435 Grandview Ave. • 614-486-7333 www.accentonnature.com

SAX Car Wash Established in January 1984, Sax Car Wash provides both washing and detailing for cars, vans, SUVs and trucks. In addition, the company offers commercial fleet accounts. Sax Car Wash has two convenient locations in the heart of Grandview and Clintonville. Detailing year 'round!

Woodlands Tavern Woodlands Tavern showcases local, regional, and national music acts five nights a week with an unbeatable bottle and draft beer selection. Happy Hour is Monday – Friday 4pm to 8pm. Late Night Slice opened in Woodlands Tavern in August of 2010 and not only features some of Columbus’ best pizza, but also offers an expanded menu. Open seven days a week during bar hours.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Pick up the perfect stocking stuffer holiday gift at both locations.

Grandview-1319 W. 5th Ave. • 614- 486-9093 Clintonville-3986 Indianola Ave. • 614-447-0064 www.saxcarwash.com

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Mention you saw this ad in High Street Neighborhoods and get $3 off a whole pie, or Buy a Slice and get a Slice Free!

1200 W. Third Ave. • 614-299-4987

NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION

Grandview Area Chamber 1258 B Grandview Ave. • 614.486.0196 www.grandviewchamber.org

Grandview Events November 19 - HARRY POTTER AT GRANDVIEW THEATRE – Perfect for a night out or spending time with the kids, catch the premiere of the latest Harry Potter flick at the historic Grandview Theatre – Columbus’ oldest operating theatre! $8.50 (adult), $7.50 (students/seniors/children). 614-486-5750, www.grandviewtheatre.net November 27 - GRANDVIEW HOP – 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Happens the last Saturday of every month, hit the streets with locals and out-of-towners alike for the Grandview Hop! A mix of food, drinks, shopping, live music, art and fun. Located along Grandview Ave. between 1st and 5th Avenues. Don’t miss it because it’s the last one until April. FREE. www.thegrandviewhop.com

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The Florentine Restaurant Tony Penzone founded the Florentine Restaurant in 1945 after serving as a cook in WWII. By adopting old family recipes from Italy, where he grew up, Tony’s emphasis was on Italian dinners with old European flavors. Tony’s oldest son Joe managed the restaurant from 1976 to 1998. Joe’s expertise was in refining the Old World recipes and creating new dishes that remain many of the most popular dishes today. Joe’s sons Peter and Nick manage this great Columbus tradition, now in its third generation and is one of central Ohio’s oldest restaurants that remains true to its Italian heritage. The Florentine is located minutes from downtown and remains a popular gathering place noted for its authentic Italian food.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: $5 off any dinner entrée

The Cycle Co

907 W. Broad St. • 614-228-2262 www.florentinerestaurant.com

Affordable Insurance A specialty agency dedicated to meeting the individual needs of clients, Affordable Insurance has been in business for over 15 years, providing instant coverage and expertise in SR22’s. A hands-on agency, you will always deal with a real person and a live voice on the phone at Affordable Insurance. Known for low monthly payments and renter’s insurance with no credit checks. This bilingual office in the heart of the city is here to serve you!

The Cycle Co is dedicated to providing the highest quality preowned motorcycles at or below market value and strives to make your buying experience pleasant and hassle free. Whether you are a beginner rider buying your first bike or a seasoned professional adding to your collection, The Cycle Co has a wide array of motorcyles to meet your needs. Every motorcyle is road tested, fully serviced, and sold with a warranty.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Any motorcycle purchase during the holiday season will also include a free helmet of choice.

2360 W. Broad St. • 614-279-7770 • www.thecycleco.com

1180 W. Broad St. • 614-221-7007 www.callmitch.net NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION

Neighborhood Friend

Franklinton Board of Trade 924 W. Broad St. 614-233-5211 www.franklintonboardoftrade.org

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Franklinton Events December 16 – FRANKLINTON HOLIDAY LUNCHEON - Year-end update on the Board of Trade and plans for 2011. Held at COSI. RSVP needed, $15.

April 21 – FRANKLINTON ANNUAL AUCTION - 6 to 9pm. See www.franklintonboardoftrade.org for more information. 614-233-5211 Through January 2 - JOURNEY INTO AMAZING CAVES AT COSI - Follow the story of two women who explore caves such as the ice caves in Greenland and the underwater caves in the jungles of Mexico. 614-228-2674, www.cosi.org

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Holiday Gift Packages ranging from $10-$50 Purchase any gift package and receive a

FREE Drip-Brewed large coffee Jeff Davis, Roastmaster

14 E. Gay St. • 614.228.8366 www.cafebrioso.com HSN • Expires April 30, 2011 • Must present coupon

Casa $3 Off Sazon

Latin Restaurant Authentic Venezuelan Cuisine

• Arepas • Burritos • Fried Plantains • Breakfast Sandwiches • Subs, Salads and Soups

purchase of $12 or more

HOUSE SPECIALTIES Taco Salad, Chicken Quesadilla, Tostadas, Pabellon Venezolano, Chicken Club Sandwich or Loaded Spanish Potatoes!

614-221-8311 • 49 N. High St. Monday - Friday 7 am- 4pm, Saturday 9:30am-5pm, Closed Sunday

Just south of Gay St.

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Sugardaddy’s $5 OFF any gift order of $25 Sugardaddy’s gift $10 OFF any order of $45 or more

dozen Sugardaddy’s Brownies/Blondies

Receive DOUBLE punches on your Sugardaddy’s Sweet Rewards Card.

Sugardaddy’s whole Brownie Cheesecake

$5 OFF any $6 OFF any In-store offers only. Not applied to online orders or shipping, previous orders, or other offers.

In-store offers only. Not applied to online orders, shipping, previous orders or other offers.

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11 E. Gay St. @ High St.; Columbus, OH

11 E. Gay St. @ High St.; Columbus, OH

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1329 Cameron Ave. @ Polaris Pkwy.; Lewis Center, OH

614.888.4491 www.sugardaddys.com

614.888.4491 www.sugardaddys.com

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downtown

Spinelli’s Deli

Central Ohio Transit Authority - COTA

The popular Victorian Village deli, known for providing fresh, local produce and meats, recently opened its doors downtown. The big change is its size, which offers more space for customers and special events.

Serving the High Street corridor between Clintonville and downtown, COTA’s popular Night Owl (Line 21) service operates Friday and Saturday evenings from 8 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Enjoy the many entertainment and cultural destinations in the corridor without the cost and hassle of parking. And, beginning in January 2011, Night Owl service is being extended to German Village and the Brewery District.

For more information go to www.cota.com or call (614) 228-1776

Co-owners Joe Spinelli and Bill Ward are particularly fond of the large front windows that can open to the street and the new Gallery at Spinelli’s Deli.

The first offering is a photography show by Kojo Kamau, which runs through December. Anyone that purchases a photograph receives a Spinelli’s $10 gift certificate. The deli is open from 7 am – 6 pm weekdays, and from 8 am – 2 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Save $2 on the purchase of an Aaron’s Big & Juicy sandwich.

50 N. High St. & 767 Neil Ave. 614-280-1044 • www.spinellisdeli.com

Aaron’s Big & Juicy NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS

Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District 23 N. Fourth St. • 614-645-5133 www.downtowncolumbus.com

Downtown Residents Association www.dracolumbus.com

NEIGHBORHOOD FRIEND

Columbus Young Professionals Club 614-579-9398 • leadership@cypclub.com

Veterans Memorial Dedicated on Veterans Day in 1955, Veterans Memorial has hosted acts from Elvis Presley to Britney Spears.

Today it is the home for countless public trade shows, exhibits, concerts, theater, competitions and much more. Entertainment is provided to the public while at the same time catering to the core mission, “To commemorate the services of all members and veterans of the armed forces of the United States.”

300 W Broad St • 614-221-4341 • www.fcvm.com

Downtown Events November 7-9, 14-16 – SIXTH ANNUAL COLUMBUS JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL - The Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus will present films, speakers and events. 614-559-6226, www.cjfilmfest.org November 16-21 – THE COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL - At the Columbus College of Art and Design and other locations. The longest running film festival in the United States.

Admission. 614-444-7460, www.chrisawards.org December 1 – OHIO STATEHOUSE HOLIDAY FESTIVAL AND OPEN HOUSE -Activities include carolers, refreshments, model trades and more. 614-752-9777, www.ohiostatehouse.org

614.280.1044 • www.SpinellisDeli.com Grand Opening Downtown!

Aaron Leventhal, Editor, High Street Neighborhoods, a great fan of Spinelli’s Deli.

NEW! It’s pile, d high thick & beefy!

Aaron’s

Big & Juicy $8.99

1/4 lb corned beef, 1/4 lb pastrami, Swiss cheese, cole slaw and dijon mustard on toasted ciabatta bread.

Downtown - 50 N. High St. near the corner of Gay St. Mon-Fri 7am-6pm, Sat & Sun 8am-2pm

Victorian Village - 767 Neil Ave. in Thurber Center Mon-Fri 6am-9pm, Sat & Sun 7am-9pm

5 OFF $2 OFF

$

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Shopper’s Guide to Cap City Tattoo Co. Cap City Tattoo Co. isn't your typical tattoo shop.

The clean atmosphere is both relaxed and laid back. The artists in residency, Alli MacGregor and Andy Johnson, take great pride in getting to know their clientele and making each appointment a memorable experience.

Cap City Tattoo has been located in Old Towne East for over two years. Open Tuesday through Sunday 12:30 to 7 p.m.

61 Parsons Ave. 614-564-9491 www.capcitytattoco.com

olde towne east CORE FItnes Core Fitness provides a comfortable atmosphere and array of programs to meet the fitness goals of everyone; from general weight loss, to athletes, to youth and senior citizens.

Established in October 2004, Core Fitness is the premier fitness choice for Central Ohio residents. Core has been featured regularly on NBC 4, ABC 6, MTV, and various news publications throughout Central Ohio. Now with three locations to serve you!

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Enroll for $0 down, no long term contracts, 24-hour access, and enjoy two free personal training sessions! What are you waiting for? Call today! www.corestudiosonline.com • 614-221-3488, 614-459-7330, 614-441-9677

Olde Towne East Events January 20 - 30 - TONY ‘N TINA’S WEDDING – Thurs. – Sun. Times vary. The world’s #1 dinner show returns to Columbus! Spend an evening at a wedding with the Nunzio and Vitale families at Lincoln Theatre. $65 - $85. 614-469-0939, www.capa.com March 6 - A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Sun. 1p & 3p. Catch this William Shakespeare classic co-presented with The Ohio State University Department of Theatre.

This production is intended to introduce young audiences to the joys of Shakespeare and his language. $12. 614-469-0939, www.capa.com April 1 - 2 - MY MOTHER’S ITALIAN, MY FATHER’S JEWISH, AND I’M IN THERAPY! – Fri. & Sat. Embark on an adventure of comedic proportions in this one-man, award-winning, off-Broadway comedy. $43.50, 614-469-0939, www.capa.com

urban renovation experts CURRENT PROJECT:

Main & 22nd

(614) 275-4205 www.egnerconstruction.com

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king lincoln district

Creole Kitchen

King Arts Complex

Owner and chef Henry Butcher Sr. was born and raised in Shreveport, Louisiana. He moved to New Orleans as a young man to attend chef school and cooked for several years at the Gumbo Shop and The Hyatt Superdome. Henry moved to Columbus in the 1980s and served as chef at Tony’s Italian Ristorante and the Delaware Hotel before opening his own Creole Kitchen in 2006. The business is a family affair with son Henry Jr. and daughters Tonya and Antonette all pitching in. The popular carryout features authentic Louisiana specialties from jumbalaya to crawfish etouffée.

Opened in March 1987, after a $2.7 million renovation of the Pythian Theater, the King Arts Complex is one of the oldest African-American instituions in the city, serving as a major anchor for development of the King Lincoln District. The Complex is an oasis for cultural and educational activities as well as a community facility for special events. The King Arts Complex highlights significant contributions of African-Americans throughout the year.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: $5 off any purchase of $20 or more 1052b Mount Vernon Plaza 614-372-3333 • www.creolekitchen.biz NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS

CREOLE KITCHEN Neighborhood Friend

Columbus Urban League 788 Mt. Vernon Ave. 614-258-8475 • www.cul.org

The King Arts Complex 367 Mt. Vernon Ave. 614-645-0631 www.thekingartscomplex.com

Henry Jr. cooking in the Creole Kitchen

King Lincoln Events December 4 – “JAZZ ON THE AVENUE: HOLIDAY JAZZ CABARET” – See above. Admission. The King Arts Complex, 867 Mt. Vernon. 614-645-KING, www.kingartscomplex.com January 17 – MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY OPEN HOUSE - Musical and live theater, activities, exhibitions.

Keynote speaker by Reverend Joel L. King, Jr. The King Arts Complex, 867 Mt. Vernon. 614-645-KING April 1-2 – “My Mother's Italian, My Father's Jewish, and I'm in Therapy!” - Gifted storyteller Steve Soloman’s one-man show. Lincoln Theatre, 769 E. Long. Admission. 614-469-0939, www.capa.org

Help support The King Arts Complex by becoming a Member today!

X Quisit Studio $10 OFF CUT, SHAMPOO HAIR & NAIL DESIGN

MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS PERKS! • • • • • • •

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: The Holiday Jazz Cabaret on Saturday Dec. 4 will feature Mary McClendon, Jeanette Williams and Dwight Lenox at 7pm in the Nicholson Auditorium. Receive $5 off admission by redeeming the ad coupon below.

867 Mount Vernon Ave. • 614-645-KING • www.thekingartscomplex.com

Advance Notice of season programming by mail/email Advance VIP ticket purchasing for members 2 weeks before show Special member discount ticket prices Free admission to gallery openings Complimentary ticket voucher Membership to KATS (King Arts Travel Society) Discount on youth programs & facility rental based on membership level

& STYLE CUT 1052 Mt. Vernon Ave. • 614-252-7402 with Miss Kim or Chris - originally $50 Men & Women’s Styles Weaves • Braiding • Natural Twists Mani • Pedi • Balancing • Facials MENʼS BARBER CUT

$3 OFF

with Mr. Brown - originally $15

$5 OFF FULL SET OF NAILS & free nail art

614.645.KING (5464) or visit 867 Mt. Vernon Ave.

www.thekingartscomplex.com

with Jaleysa - originally $30 Stylists Leighton, Tony and Tameka

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Buy One Breakfast Sandwch and the 2nd is FREE Steak & Eggs, Lox Sammie, Egg & Cheese with choice of Bacon, Ham or Sausage and many more...

614.280.1044

www.SpinellisDeli.com 767 Neil Ave. in Thurber Center 50 N. High St. at Gay St. High Street Neighborhoods • Expires April 30, 2011

High Street Neighborhoods • Expires April 30, 2011

Build a better body.

Full service gym • personal trainers fitness classes • tanning

Sign up for a 2 month membership Offer valid at Thurber Village 224-9279 769 Neil Ave. near Giant Eagle Arlington Square 459-4880 4715 Reed Rd. at Henderson

and receive your next 2 months AND two 60-minute training sessions free.

970 N. High St. • 614-297-0419 www.OxygenColumbus.com

Staff Faith Leonard, Sonia Otero with Danny DeSalvatore (owner)

Mon. - Fri. 5am to 11pm, Sat. - Sun. 8am to 8pm High Street Neighbohoods • Expires April 30, 2011

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Empowering families and their children to make sound choices and achieve promising futures

Central office: 614-294-2661 www.dfyf.org

Unique gifts for special occasions created by Short Stop youth. Buy Youth Art to support artists at www.dfyf.org. Call 614-294-2661 for a special BOGO offer.

Give the Gift of Beauty This Season With a Gift Card!

Order your 2010 holiday cards now!

Add your personal message or logo to youth designed holiday cards. Order now.

Purchase a $50 gift card for only $40.

You are invited to the Short Stop Youth Center for performances: November 19, 7:00 pm - Heartfelt Monologues/Duologues December 17, 6:00 pm - Winter Holiday Production February 11, 6:00 pm - Multicultural Performances March 18, 7:00 pm – “The Whiz of Cause” SHORT STOP YOUTH CENTER 1066 N. High St. 614-299-5541 CENTRAL 1515 Indianola Ave. 614-294-2661 EAST 1414 E. Broad St. 614-251-0103 OHIO AVENUE YOUTH CENTER 657 S. Ohio Ave. 614-258-8043

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Elite L’Oreal Professionel-Série Expert Salon

SAVE $10 Limit 3 per customer.

755 N. High St. 614.294.2887 www.waldosonhigh.com Not valid with any other offers

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Shopper’s Guide to the Waldo’s on High Named after the original owner’s cat, Waldo’s, established in the early ‘80s, is the longest operating salon in the Short North. Christine Chamness, the current owner, grew up outside of Philadelphia, where she studied dance from the age of three.

Her passion for creativity led her to Christine Chamness, owner study fine arts at OSU and embark into the world of beauty as a makeup artist. In 2002 she found her home on the education team for L'Oreal Professionnel, where she was recently promoted to a Portfolio Artist and Trainer.

Christine purchased Waldo's in July 2007. Waldo's On High is the 2010 winner of The Battle of the Salons.

short north arts district

Short Stop Youth Center The Short Stop Youth Center is a program of Directions for Youth & Families, which provides behavioral and mental health counseling for at-risk youth in their homes and schools. After-school prevention programs at both the Short Stop Youth Center and at the Ohio Avenue provide positive alternatives through creative arts and life skills programming. Directions for Youth & Families counseling addresses drug/alcohol abuse, violence, homicide, sexual abuse, family dynamics, parenting, delinquency and anger management. Its Crittenton Community School for grades 6-9 provides individual instruction for youth who have not succeeded in traditional schools.

Student artists Brandon Colbert and Arianna Jackson

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: The Short Stop Youth Center youth artists have created holiday cards, Soul Bowls, paintings and other decorative items that are great gifts for the holidays. There is a special 10% discount on orders for 100 cards or more. Check it out at www.dfyf.org or call Directions for Youth and Families at (614) 294-2661.

Short Stop Youth Center - 1066 N. High St. • 614-294-5541

National Jean Company National Jean Company was established in 1992. It has become one of the most recognized clothing and accessory stores in the U.S. In addition to designer jeans and denim, you can also find the latest fashions, incredible and comfortable basics that every wardrobe needs and fabulous jewelry and accessories to complete your look.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Give the Gift of Beauty this Holiday season. Purchase $40 in gift cards and they will add an extra $10 on them!

755 N. High St. • 614-294-2887 www.waldosonhigh.com

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: 20% off purchase 761 N. High St. • 614-297-7700 www.nationaljeancompany.com

NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS

NEIGHBORHOOD FRIEND

Short North Business Association 614-299-8050 1126 1/2 A-N. High Street www.shortnorth.org Short North Civic Association 614-228-2912 www.shortnorthcivic.org

Short North Arts District Events December 1-6 - COLUMBUS JAZZ ORCHESTRA’S “Swingin’ at the Southern Theatre - Home for the Holidays.” Celebrate the sounds of the season. Admission. 614-294-5200 www.jazzartsgroup.org GALLERY HOPS - 4-10 p.m., The first Saturday of each month throughout the year. Arts, sights, sounds and fun. (614) 299-8050, www.shortnorth.org December 17 – 25th ANNIVERSARY HOLIDAY HOP – Celebrate the holidays and partake in an evening of sights, sounds, food, shopping, and holiday fun. 614-299-8050, www.shortnorth.org December 8, 11, 13, 15, 18 – HOLIDAY RESTORATIVE YOGA – Annual event designed to relax you so you can stay calm during the holidays. Admission. Yoga on High, 1081 N. High St., 614-291-4444, www.yogaonhigh.com

NATIONALJEANCOMPANY

Best Greek Restaurant in Columbus – Columbus Monthly and (614) Magazine

761 N. HIGH ST. • 614.297.7700

Best Gyro – Columbus Alive, (614) Magazine and The Other Paper

LEADERS IN PREMIUM DENIM & CONTEMPORARY CLOTHING

Best International Restaurant – High Street Neighborhoods

BRANDS INCLUDE: J BRAND PAIGE PREMIUM DENIM AG • JOE'S JEANS DL1961 • HUDSON HABITUAL • SEVEN & MORE

Book our Party Room for your next special occasion.

No room charge!

20% OFF

restaurant • pub • party room • take-out 660 n. High Street • 614-463-1111 • In the Short North www.happygreek.com

WITH COUPON ONLY

Doesn't include sale or clearance items. Cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts.

sun-thur 11am-10pm, fri-sat 11am-11pm

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The

BlueDanube SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER

$5 OFF purchase of

WEEKEND BRUNCH Sat - Sun 9am - 3pm

HAPPY HOUR - 4-7pm DAILY BLUE PLATE SPECIALS

$20 or more

PBR DRAFTS - $1.50

2439 N. High St. • 614-261-9308 Mon - Fri 11am - close, Sat/Sun 9am - Close HIGH STREET Neighborhoods • Expires April 30, 2011 • Not valid with other discounts

Love your hair again!

614-263-8661 21 Brighton Rd. • Precision Hair Cutting for Men & Women • Custom Color • Perms

$ Walk-ins Welcome

00

10 OFF any service First visit only.

HIGH STREET Neighborhoods • Expires April 30, 2011 • Must present coupon.

10 OFF

$

purchase of $50 or more

We have great holiday gifts for all your Buckeye fans!

316 W. Lane Ave. 614-297-0497

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Shopper’s Guide to the

university district

SPONSOR

Fourth Street Patio Bar & Grill The Fourth Street Patio Bar & Grill is a unique establishment located at 1810 N. 4th St., nestled on the corner of 4th Street and 16th Avenue. The building has a decadent patio with a black iron fence connected by huge brick pillars facing 4th Street. There is a black fabric awning spanning the front of the building, adorned over the left entrance with the bar’s logo. Over the right entrance is the logo for The House of Brews - a carryout specializing in craft beer, tobacco, alcohol and other items. Featuring 32 taps, exceptional food and great deals, a lot of hard work has gone into creating a unique escape for patrons to enjoy their free time.

1810 N. 4th St • 614-291-1420

BRE Staff

48 E. 15th Ave.

www.buckeyerealestate.com

Buckeye Real Estate Established in 1974, Buckeye Real Estate offers the largest selection of housing in and around the OSU campus. Whether you are working on your education or your career, Buckeye Real Estate will work with you to find the perfect rental property to meet your needs. A full-time maintenance staff ensures prompt and reliable service to ensure your comfort and convenience.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: New rental season begins Friday, January 14. Visit our office in December for early rental options.

48 E. 15th Ave. • 614-294-5511 • www.buckeyerealestate.com

November 9 – February 13 – EXHIBIT- SIX SOLOS, WEXNER CENTER Features six independent exhibitions of rising international artists. Admission.

614-292-0330, www.wexcenter.org December 2-5 – ZOOM FAMILY FESTIVAL, WEXNER CENTER - Features a wide range of films for all ages. 614-292-0330, www.wexcenter.org December 3-5 – WINTERFAIR – Showcase of crafts, painting, metal, jewelry, photography and more. Admission. Ohio Expo Center. 717 E. 17th Ave., 614-644-3247, www.ohioart.org February 26 – March 6 – CENTRAL OHIO HOME & GARDEN SHOW – Region’s most exciting show with 400 exhibits and attractions. Admission. Ohio Expo Center. 717 E. 17th Ave., 614-461-5257, www.dispatchevents.com

614-294-5511

University District Events

Friendly staff available six days a week

A Selection of Over 1,000 Homes • 24-hour Emergency Maintenance Service A Wide Variety of Quality Apartments • A Full Service Web Site

NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS

$50 Gift Certificate

Campus Partners 1824 N. High St. • 614-294-7300

Fraternity Managers Association 47 E 16th Ave. • 614-294-2531 NEIGHBORHOOD FRIEND

University District Organization 2231 N. High St. • 614-294-5113

48 E. 15th Ave. 294-5511

on your 1 or 2 bedroom security deposit!

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hair concepts

Crosby’s Drugs

TOTAL FAMILY HAIR CARE

2609 N. High St. • 263-9424

S A L O N & S PA

(BETWEEN HUDSON & DODRIDGE)

Complimentary eyebrow wax

Serving the community for 58 years!

The perfect holiday gift!

with hair color service and haircut

Receive a Basic Vitamin Gift Basket

614-268-4296 3596 INDIANOLA AVE. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS

when you purchase a $50 Crosby’s gift card.

Jeni Engel, owner and stylist

($12 value)

HIGH STREET Neighborhoods • Expires April 30, 2011

MOMENTUM 98 Unique & Uplifting Holistic Health Products

614-262-7087 • 3509 N. High St.

www.momentum98.com any $25 purchase

$5 OFF

Vitamins • Herbs • Minerals • Magnet Therapy Natural Body Care • Color Therapy Stop in for Body Detox • Ear Candles • Wholesale a FREE 15 min Inversion Tables • Massage Tools & Supplies he aling light deto Raw Organic Chocolate and much more! x!

HIGH STREET Neighborhoods • Expires April 30, 2011

Prescriptions • Supports & Braces Medical Equipment Bandages & Wound Care Veterinary Compounding Wheelchairs & Home Health Care

Full-service pharmacy Delivery Available HIGH STREET Neighborhoods • Expires April 30, 2011

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Shopper’s Guide to

clintonville

SPONSOR

Hair Concepts Salon and Day Spa Jeni Engel, hair color specialist, stylist and owner of Hair Concepts Salon and Day Spa, took over the salon as owner nine years ago. She came back to her Clintonville roots after living and working in New York City as a color correction specialist, she currently works in the salon and also educates stylist with Framesi, a hair color company. Jeni and her staff focus on the spa experience in a laid back, affordable, family atmosphere. The salon offers hair services, skin care, manicures, pedicures and body waxing. Looking for the perfect hair color? Come in and find your new look!

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Complimentary eyebrow wax with hair color service and haircut.

3596 Indianola Ave. • 614-268-4296

Crosby’s Drugs Crosby’s Drugs, a neighborhood pharmacy located in the heart of Clintonville between Hudson and Dodridge, is proud of its record of serving the community for almost 60 years. Founded in 1952 by Jerome M. Cohen, R.Ph., Crosby’s Drugs is a fullservice pharmacy, which also offers a large inventory of medical equipment from wheelchairs and crutches to walkers and canes. His family continues Cohen’s mission of providing quality service and products to the community. His daughter Sherrie-Merchant Cohen serves as president, while sons Jeff and Ronald handle material control and shipping, respectively. Sherrie’s husband Fred is chief executive officer.

Jeni Engle, owner and stylist

Sprout Soup Sprout Soup began as an online business selling cloth diapers and baby carriers in 2006. As more and more people became interested in carriers and reusable diapers, the business moved to a storefront in 2008. Cloth diapers and baby carriers are still the most popular products, but Sprout Soup also has a large selection of reusable lunch items, safe feeding supplies, breastfeeding items and toys.

Toys are mostly wood with a large selection of toys made in the U.S.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Receive a Basic Vitamins Gift Basket with purchase of a $50 Crosby’s gift card.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Bring in our coupon for $10 off your order of $40 or more!

2609 N. High St., 614-263-9424

4310 N. High St. • 614-267-7768 www.sproutsoup.com NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS

Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce

Neighborhood Friend

4219 N. High St. • 614-262-2790 www.clintonvillechamber.com

Mobile banking Competitive interest rates Identity theft protection Extended hours

Clintonville Woman’s Club 3951 N. High St. • 614-268-5525 www.clintonvillewomansclub.com

Clintonville Events November 12- 14 – CLINTONVILLE ARTISTS GUILD – Holiday sale at Clintonville Community Center.

November 20 – HARVEST MARKET - High Street at Oakland Park

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The Old Bag of Nails Pub Since The Old Bag of Nails Pub opened in downtown Worthington in 1996, it has maintained a reputation throughout central Ohio for its charm, wide variety of beers and the best fish and chips in town. Its success has led to the opening of 10 additional pubs. By actively supporting the neighborhoods they serve, The Old Bag of Nails pubs play an important role in creating a unique sense of community spirit and character.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: 10% off carryout only at all locations

Sushiko Sushi & Roll Bar Sushiko opened in 2000 near the Marcus Crosswoods cinema, to offer traditonal fusion dishes from sushi and sashimi to tempura, noodles and a wide variety of cooked chef specials. The specialties of the house include the Cherry Blossom and Volcano Rolls. Sushiko offers a kids menu and large selection of premium sake. The restaurant is open daily, Monday - Saturday, 11am - 10:30pm and Sunday 1pm - 9:30pm. See ad on page 5.

HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Free appetizer with purchase of two chef specials.

122 Hutchison Ave. • 614-985-6441 • www.sushi-ko.net

Sean D. Vogel, General Manager at 663 High St. in Olde Worthington

Worthington Events NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS

City of Worthington 6550 N. High St. • 614-436-3100

Olde Worthington Business Association

Neighborhood Friend

www.owba.net P.O. Box 534 Worthington, OH 43085

November 20, December 11 and Every Saturday January 8-April 23, 2011 – INDOOR WINTER FARMER’S MARKET - Fresh produce, plants, meats and other homemade foods, desserts and crafts at the Griswold Center, 777 High Street, from 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. Sponsored by the Olde Worthington Business Association. www.owba.net November 28 - HISTORIC DOWNTOWN WORTHINGTON'S HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE - Features refreshments, holiday demonstrations, musical entertainment, carriage rides and merchandise specials, noon-5 p.m. At 5:30 p.m., Village Green Illumination takes place with the annual tree lighting ceremony on the Village Green and a visit from Santa. www.owba.net January 17 – MARTIN LUTHER KING CELEBRATION - Remembering the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. through words and music at Worthington’s annual MLK Day celebration at the Worthington United Methodist Church, 11 a.m. (614) 436-3100

“I stopped in for a pint, and ended up taking the Old Bag home!”

–Gaylord

10 off Carryout! %

10% off carryout order only, maximum discount $10.00.

Expires April 30, 2011.

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Bexley 18 North Nelson Road 614-252-4949

Marysville 225 East 5th Avenue 937-783-7279

Delaware 66 N. Sandusky Street 740-368-8083

North Worthington 1993 Hard Road 614-764-2233

Gahanna 63 Mill Street 614-337-9430

Old Worthington 663 High Street 614-436-5552

Grandview Heights 1099 West 1st Avenue 614-299-7211

Upper Arlington 2102 Tremont Center 614-486-6976

Hilliard 4065 Main Street 614-777-0713

Westerville 24 N. State Street 614-794-6900

Mansfield 625 Lexington Avenue 419-775-5937

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LeventhalTravel.com Aaron Leventhal, Travel Columnist & Small Group Travel

(614) 506-9666 • leventhal@columbus.rr.com Aaron Leventhal, former editor and publisher of High Street Neighborhoods, has been a professional travel writer and world traveler for more than three decades. Upon retiring from publishing, Aaron has developed a new business that will take people to exciting, beautiful and unusual destinations to provide them with a very special vacation travel experience. The vacations will include outstanding accommodations, exciting sightseeing opportunities and fine meals, and the traveler will have ample time to wander off and explore.

Plans are underway for some great vacation destinations in 2011!

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, April 28-May 2 Trip includes flight, lodging, tickets to the festival, dining at a number of outstanding restaurants and sightseeing.

Check out Aaron’s travel feature, “New Orleans: Good Eats in the Big Easy” on page 9.

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LeventhalTravel.com partners with Creative Vacations & Cruise Centers in 2011.

Aaron Leventhal, of LeventhalTravel.com, has had a long and enjoyable professional and personal relationship with Willa Owens, Certified Travel Counselor from Creative Vacations & Cruise Centers.

A new partnership has developed between Aaron and Creative Vacations Cruise Centers to bring you exciting vacations at great prices in the coming year.

Creative Vacations & Cruise Centers and Willa Owens have more than 20 years experience serving Central Ohio. It is a family-owned business in Dublin specializing in providing the personal touch to help plan your dream getaway to the last detail. Willa Owens, Certified Travel Counselor • willa@creativevacations.com

5748 Frantz Road • Dublin, Ohio 43016 • www.creativevacations.com • (614) 764-9914 HIGH STREET Neighborhoods • www.highstreetmoneysavers.com

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THE ADVERTISER GUIDE

This guide will assist you in finding the businesses and services featured in this issue. High Street neighborhoods are the heart and soul of the city. Most of the businesses are owner operated and committed to providing outstanding value to their customers.

Be sure to thank our advertisers for their generosity in keeping the magazine free of charge to the public.

Clintonville 2995 N. High Street • 784-9999

Worthington HIGH STREET

Rte. 161 Shelby Rd.

Hudson Ave.

Clintonville

University District 5th Ave.

Grandview

Arena District Nationwide Blvd.

Franklinton

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Hair Concepts and Day Spa..........................................20 Hampton Inn & Suites......................................................2 Happy Dragon................................................................12 Happy Greek ..................................................................27 Hey, Hey Bar & Grill ......................................................10 Hungry Howie’s Pizza ...................................................34 Kight Art Studio 551 ......................................................12 King Arts Complex.........................................................25 The Lodge Bar ..............................................................17 Making A Difference Inc ................................................25 Magic Mountain ..............................................................4 Mikey’s Late Night Slice ................................................19 Minuteman Pizza ...........................................................18 Mode Marketing + Printing ...........................................15 Momentum 98 ................................................................30 Morningstar Storage......................................................10 National Jean Company ...............................................27 North Market Spices Ltd. ..............................................16 NHance Wood Products ...............................................26 Ohio Arts Council ............................................................6 OSU Department of Theatre ...........................................6 Old Bag of Nails Pub .....................................................32 Outlook Media, Inc. .....................................................14 Oxygen Health & Fitness ..............................................26 Pace-Hi Carryout ...........................................................28 Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Columbus ..................4 PhotoBark ........................................................................7 Reed Arts .......................................................................18 Roy G. Biv Non-Profit Gallery for Emerging Artists .......6 Sax Car Wash ................................................................18 Schmidt’s Fudge Haus ..................................................12 Schmidt’s Restaurant und Sausage Haus....................13 Sign-A-Rama Downtown...............................................22 Spinelli’s Deli ..........................................................23, 26 Sprout Soup ...................................................................30 Studio B Hair Design Studio .........................................28 Sugardaddy’s Sumptuous Sweeties.............................22 Sushiko Sushi and Roll Bar.............................................5 Thurman Cafe ................................................................12 Veterans Memorial .........................................................21 Village Pet Supply............................................................7 Waldo’s on High.............................................................26 Woodlands Tavern .........................................................19 Xquisit Studio ................................................................25 YMCA of Central Ohio ...................................................22 Yellow Cab of Columbus ..............................................17 Yosick’s Artisian Chocolates ...........................................9 Yellow Springs Country Bed & Breakfast .......................8

Short North Arts District

Downtown King Lincoln District

Broad St.

Old Towne East E. Livingston

Brewery District

Greenlawn Ave.

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Accent On Nature ..........................................................18 Affordable Insurance .....................................................20 All About The Dogs..........................................................7 The Archive ....................................................................10 Arnold Sports Fitness Weekend, March 2011 .............36 Arvey Paper and Office Products .................................10 Blue Danube ..................................................................28 Buca di Beppo ...............................................................16 Bronze Bubble ...............................................................18 Buckeye Real Estate .....................................................29 Cafe Brioso ...................................................................22 Callahan’s Irish Pub .......................................................16 Cap City Tattoo ..............................................................24 Carpe Diem Dermal Arts Studio ..................................10 Caskey Drycleaning Co. ................................................11 Caza Sazon ....................................................................22 Claddagh Irish Pub ........................................................14 The Clarmont Restaurant ..............................................14 Clifton Mill Restaurant .....................................................8 Columbus College of Art and Design (CCAD)................6 Columbus Handyman ....................................................30 Columbus Jewish Foundation ......................................35 Columbus Maennerchor Restaurant ..........................14 Columbus Metropolitan Club ..........................................2 Columbus Radio Group ..................................................3 Conrad’s College Gifts...................................................28 Cook’s Creek Golf Club .................................................10 Core Fitness ...................................................................24 COTA Service Centers ...................................................23 Creole Kitchen and Catering...........................................9 Crosby’s Drugs ..............................................................30 The Cycle Company ......................................................20 Directions for Youth & Families.....................................26 Easy Street Cafe ............................................................12 Egner Construction........................................................24 Experience Columbus .....................................................2 Fifth Third Bank .............................................................31 The Florentine ................................................................20 Focused Fitness ............................................................16 Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center ................22 Fourth Street Bar and Grill ............................................28 Funny Bone Comedy Club ..............................................3 Gateway Film Center .....................................................28 German Village Coffee Shop.........................................10 German Village Floral & Nursery ..................................12 Great Clips for Hair ........................................................26 Greater Columbus Arts Council ....................................20 GreenShag Design.........................................................15

German Village

Merion Village

OSU Campus 1428 N. High St • 297-0000

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Thanks to our sponsors, advertisers and you, our readers, we are pleased to report that HIGH STREET Neighborhoods has raised in excess of $80,000 over the past ten years to support the HIGH STREET FUND. The fund provides grants to non-profit organizations located on or near High Street that offer outstanding programs and services.

Special thanks to the Columbus Jewish Foundation for administrating the FUND.

Listed below are the grant recipients that have received funding awarded by the HIGH STREET Coalition Board of Trustees in the past three years: “Doors are always

open on High Street” Association t r a e H fundraiser for n a ic r e m A Directions for Youth and Families and the on and Parks ti a e r c e R s u b Roy G. Biv Gallery. m Colu Maria Columbus Santa and Families th u o Y r fo s n o ti Direc tion Center a c u d The Pub Golf Tour returns E n ta li o p o tr e M s e in February 2011. y a H t r o F lex King Arts Comp g Artists Pub Golf Tour in g r e m E r fo y r on-Profit Galle N y r e ll a G iv B .

Roy G Stonewall Union thletics A f o t n e tm r a p e niverstity D The Ohio State U f Theatre o t n e tm r a p e D niversity The Ohio State U lage Society il V n a m r e G s, r Village Singe

7th Annual High Street Golf Outing and Scramble at Cook’s Creek Golf Club returns in May 2011.

When publisher Aaron Leventhal launched the High Street Neighborhoods magazine, he had two goals: to make it a financial success and to give back to the community. He accomplished both objectives! The Columbus Jewish Foundation is proud to have partnered with Aaron Leventhal in fulfilling his charitable aspirations through the High Street Fund. We enjoyed every minute of our wonderful association with him and the High Street Fund’s board of advisors.

Now that High Street Neighborhoods has changed hands, we look forward to working with its new owners, Chris Hayes and Michael Daniels of Outlook Media. We wish them every success.

COLUMBUS JEWISH FOUNDATION 1175 College Avenue 614-338-2365 www.columbusjewishfoundation.org HIGH STREET Neighborhoods • www.highstreetmoneysavers.com

Every day, we help givers like Aaron Leventhal, Chris Hayes, and Michael Daniels achieve their charitable goals. Give us a call so we can help you meet your philanthropic interests.

— Jackie Jacobs, Executive Director, Columbus Jewish Foundation

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