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Dry Cleaning and Laundry Services
Caskey Drycleaning Co ................................................9
Entertainment, Events & Tickets
COSI .............................................................................14 Dream Seats ................................................................19 Funny Bone Comedy Club ...........................................7 Independents Day.......................................................15 Mr Fahrenheit & The Loverboys................................23 Network Columbus .....................................................13 Oktoberfest..................................................................36 Raintree Golf Club ........................................................8 Scioto Downs Racino ...................................................3 10th Annual Golf Scramble for Charity.....................30
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Ameriprise Financial...................................................30 Frank Lazar, Wells Fargo Advisors ...........................12 Kemba Financial Credit Union...................................24
Gifts & Specialty Shops
The Archive Gallery ......................................................8 Evolved Body Art ........................................................22 Clintonville Outfitters .................................................24 Music Go Round..........................................................20 Where Seconds Count ...............................................24
Hair Salons and Spas
Great Clips for Hair .....................................................20 Hair Concepts Salon...................................................24 Nurtur The Salon.........................................................22 Rendezvous.................................................................22
Health, Fitness & Massage
A Mulholland Dentistry...............................................10 American Health Network ..........................................33 ARC Ohio Pharmacy...................................................35 Bruce Weeden Massage.............................................22 Columbus Prescription ..............................................25 James McGuire Personal Training............................14 Jazzercise of Upper Arlington ...................................22 YMCA Downtown ........................................................12
Neighborhood Organizations & Non Profits
AIDS Resource Center Ohio ......................................35 Directions for Youth & Families ................................20 United Way of Central Ohio .......................................34
Pet Supplies and Services
All About the Dogs......................................................32 Dr. Donn.com...............................................................32
Restaurants, Cafes and Taverns
Arch City Tavern ............................................................18 Casa Sazon..................................................................12 Claddagh ........................................................................10 Creole Kitchen ............................................................12 Dempsey’s Food & Spirits .........................................12 Explorers Club ..............................................................8 Funny Bone Comedy Club ...........................................7 Grandad’s Pizza ..........................................................29 Gresso’s.......................................................................10 Happy Greek................................................................20 Hey Hey Bar & Grill.......................................................8 Hubbard Grille .............................................................18 Jimmy V’s German Village ........................................10 Melt...............................................................................18 Mozart’s .......................................................................24 Schmidt’s Restaurant und Sausage Haus...................10 Strongwater Food & Spirits ..........................................14 Thurman to Go ..............................................................8 Red Brick Tap & Grill ..................................................11 Yellow Brick Pizza.......................................................29
Transportation
COTA..............................................................................4
Universities
Capital University........................................................12
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Welcome to High Street Summertime Fun in the ‘Hoods!
From the Publisher Welcome back to High Street! Not that it ever really went anywhere, but as you know, High Street Neighborhoods became Live Local! Columbus for a few years. Now as we go into our 13th year of publishing, we decided to go back to our roots and give you the savings magazine you’ve loved for over a decade.
As former HSN publisher Aaron Leventhal says, “High Street is magical. Few American cities can boast 20 miles of diverse, historic neighborhoods with vibrant restaurants, shops and services. One of its unique qualities is the vast number of small owner-operated businesses offering quality products ranging from
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Merion Village Summertime Fun in the ’Hoods!
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Archive, 353 E Whittier St, 614.224.4410, thearchivegalleries.com: Specializing in antique frames and artwork.
In the early 1800s, British and Nova Scotian settlers were deeded over 50,000 acres of land east of the Scioto River as compensation from Congress for their help in the Revolutionary War.
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Bluegrass Music Shop, 1370 S High St, 614.443.3558: Instruments, books, CDs and learning materials.
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Religion has played an important role in the community, and today there are eight active churches in Merion Village. The neighborhood is very proud of its contributions to Columbus, and has an active neighborhood association.
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Carpe Diem, 1530 S High St, 614.444.TAT2, www.carpediemtattos.com: Dermal art studio, tattooing and body piercing. Dog Works, 195 Thurman Ave, 614.449.0045, dogworkscats2.com: The art of living well with animals.
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Events in the ’Hood
Moeller Park, Hanford and Bruck streets, www.merionvillage.org: A lovely Caskey Drycleaning green space with a rolling hill where neighbors gather. A group called Friends of Moeller Park maintains the park for everyone to enjoy.
Live Music: Joe Rollin Porter, The Devil Doves on May 23 @ Hal & Al’s, 1297 Parsons Ave, 614.375.4812, www.halandals.com: 10p; free.
Merion Village Information Center, 1330 S 4th St, www.merionvillage.org: Pick up a map to tour the neighborhood at your leisure.
Garden Tour on June 22 @ 1330 S 4th St, www.merionvillage.org: The tour takes you through various gardens in the neighborhood. There will also be a raffle and food for sale. 10a-3p; free.
Buckeye Donuts, 1363 S High St, 614.443.7470: The iconic Columbus doughnut shop is open 24 hours and is a favorite of people from all neighborhoods.
MVA Festival on Aug 17 @ Moeller Park, www.merionvillage.org: The neighborhood festival is a highlight of summer complete with food vendors and music. Noon-5p; free.
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German Village
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These historic neighborhoods, settled as residential and manufacturing districts by German immigrants in the early 1800s, are popular tourist attractions in Columbus. German Village was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, and at the height of the Brewery District’s success there were five working breweries. Both neighborhoods have a bevy of bars and restaurants that have a plethora of beer selections.
Attractions
Schiller Park, 1069 Jaeger St, www.germanvil- Gresso’s lage.com: The city park in German Village has hosted festivals and neighborhood activities since the early 1800s and features the Huntington Gardens and the Umbrella Girl fountain Scioto Audubon Metro Park, 400 W Whitter St, www.metroparks.net/parkssciotoaudubon: You can fish, hike, play sand volleyball and bike at this 120-acre park located in the Brewery District. The unique park also has a 35-foot climbing wall, a nine-station obstacle course and a twoacre dog park. German Village Visitors Center, 588 S 3rd St, www.germanvillage.com: The center is open daily and staffed by volunteers who have a wealth of knowledge about the historic neighborhood.
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Helen Winnemore Craft, 150 E Kossuth St, 614.444.5850, helenwinnemores.com: Wearable, useable art in historic German Village.
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Nature’s Door, 548 Mohawk St, 614.221.9030: Herbs, vitamins, supplements since 1994.
Neighborhood Friend Raffensberger Photography, 347 E Livingston Ave, 614.444.1700, raffensberger.net: Custom framing, portrait photography and framed art. Vernacular, 177 E Beck St,
614.228.2316,shopvernacular.com:
A lifestyle brand of furniture, home décor and apparel.
Events in the ’Hood
Shakespeare in Schiller Park beginning on May 22 @ Schiller Park, 1069 Jaegar St, www.actorstheatre.org: Actors Theatre of Columbus will perform The Tradegy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark by William Shakespeare May 22-June 22, The Barber of Seville by Pierre Beaumarchais June 26-July 27, and The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare July 31-Aug 31. All plays are performed Thursdays through Sundays. 8p; free. Haus und Garten Tour Sunday, June 29 @ German Village, www.germanvillagetour.com: The 55th edition will welcome 5,000 visitors for the day-long celebration of renowned designs, gardens and award-winning restorations. 9a-6p; $18-$50. Art Crawl on July 19 @ Macon Alley (between Frankfort and Whittier streets), www.gvbusinesscommunity.com/art-crawl: German Village turns garages into art galleries, combining the historic fabric of the neighborhood with its rich art tradition. Individual artists exhibit and sell their work, and local musicians provide live entertainment while 2,500 ticketholders Jimmy V’s enjoy food and wine from local vendors. 5p-9p; $20.
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Downtown & King Lincoln
Summertime Fun in the ’Hoods!
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Downtown is not only the business district, but it’s also one of the largest neighborhoods in Columbus. Brimming with residents, shops and restaurants, there’s a lot to explore in the heart of Columbus. From the fountains at Bicentennial Park to the carousel at the Columbus Commons, Downtown comes alive with festivals and concert series in the summer. But the neighborhood offers more than just outdoor activities: Take a break from the summer heat and visit the Ohio Theatre for the CAPA Summer Movie Series from June 6-Aug 9 for classics such as The Maltese Falcon, An Affair to Remember and Best in Show.
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Scioto Mile, 233 Civic Center Dr, www.sciotomile.com: Stretching along the riverfront, the Scioto Mile is comprised of more than 145 acres of parkland, fountains, scenic views and a promenade. The Mile hosts the weekly concert series Rhythm on the River and the children’s FountainSide activities at Bicentennial Park.
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State & Third, 65 E State St, Ste 103, 614.266.6575, stateandthird.com: A local and national independent designer, artist and handmade showcase.
Justin Harvey, 10 W Broad St, 614.222.2971, www.justin-harvey.com: High quality men’s fashion. Diamond Exchange, 22 W Gay St, 614.228.2002, www.columbusdiamondexchange.com: A fullservice, independently owned jewelry retailer.
Events in the ’Hood
Asian Festival on May 24-25 @ Franklin Park Conservatory, 1777 E Broad St, asian-festival.org: The annual festival will feature cultural exhibits, food, games, martial arts, performances and the popular dragon boat races. Columbus Arts Festival on June 6-8 @ Scioto Mile, www.columbusartsfestival.org: The riverfront will be transformed into an outdoor gallery for three days with 280 artists, live music, hands-on art activities and lots of local food vendors.
Columbus Commons, 160 S High St,columbuscommons.org: This 9-acre park in the middle of Downtown hosts concerts, movie nights, food truck festivals, theater productions and free fitness classes. Franklin Park Conservatory, 1777 E Broad St, www.fpconservatory.org: The botanical garden and conservatory was built in 1895 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Exhibits like Blooms & Butterflies and the Summer Bonsai Show will be on display until late September.
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Picnic With the Pops, featuring The Ohio State University Marching Band on July 25-26 @ Columbus Commons, www.columbussymphony.com: The Columbus Symphony closes out its yearly Picnic With the Pops schedule with the Best Damn Band in the Land as its special guest. 8p; $23.
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Downtown & Franklinton Summertime Fun in the ’Hoods!
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Franklinton is the first settlement in Franklin county, founded by Lucas Sullivant in 1797. The neighborhood is immediately west of Downtown and a portion of the community is nicknamed “The Bottoms” because it lies below the level of the Scioto and Olentangy rivers. Franklinton is often described as “up and coming” but residents and fans say it’s arrived. Groups like the Franklinton Development Association and Franklinton Arts District are promoting redevelopment in the neighborhood in order to build an environment for creative and commercial exploration.
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Attractions 400 West Rich, 400 W Rich St, 400westrich.com: A home to over 100 Columbus-based artists, craftspeople, designers and performers, the building is not only studio space but also a place for events and farmers markets.
Science 2 Go! Gift Shop, 333 W Broad St, 614.228.2674, www.cosi.org: COSI’s gift shop has books, learning tools and souvenirs.
A.D. Farrow Co, 491 W Broad St, 614.228.6353, www.adfarrow.com: A Harley Davidson motorcy- Strongwater Food and cle dealer for new and used Spirits, 401 W Town St, 614.928.3170, bikes, apparel and parts. strongwater.com: 400 West Rich’s resident restaurant and bar also hosts events and parties.
Events in the ’Hood
Tour of Franklinton Cycling Race on June 1 @ 400 W Rich St, www.touroffranklinton.com: There are 12 different high-speed races with a range of 50 to 100 competitors in each. 9:45a-5p; $10-$35.
COSI, 333 W Broad St, www.cosi.org: Columbus’s Center of Science and Industry moved in 1999 to the 320,000-square-foot building and now is one of the largest science centers in the United States.
Mr. Fahrenheit & the Loverboys on July 5 @ 400 West Rich, 400 W Rich St, FB: Mr. Fahrenheit & The Loverboys’ 7 Year Anniversary Festival: This Queen tribute band will headline a oneday festival with other local bands such as Cadaver Dogs, Winter Makes Sailors, Mary Lynn, The Spruce Campbells, Sleep Fleet, Yellow Paper Planes and DJ Adam Scoppa. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the Franklinton Arts District and Project: Zero Ohio. 1p-11:30p; $10-$12.
Franklinton Gardens, 909 W Rich St, www.franklintongardens.org: A network of gardens and food production sites scattered through the neighborhood’s urban landscape.
Urban Scrawl on Aug 23-24 @ 400 West Rich, 400 W Rich St, FB: Urban Scrawl 8: The two-day festival features the live creation of murals by Columbus artists, food and art vendors, as well as live performances by musicians, breakdancers and DJs.
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Columbus Arts Summertime Fun in the ‘Hoods!
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Columbus Arts Festival columbusartsfestival.org: Downtown Columbus Riverfront, June 6, 7, 8 Fri-Sat, 11a-10:30p; Sun 11a-5p. Free.
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McConnell Arts Center
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Columbus Children’s Theater 512 Park St, Columbus, 43215, 614.224.6672, www.columbuschildrenstheatre.org: Hairspray. July 5-20; Into the Woods, July 30-Aug 10; Flat Stanley, Sept 18-Oct 5. $12-$30.
The Riffe Gallery 77 S High St, Columbus, 43215, 614.644.9624, www.oac.state.oh.us/riffe: Tue, 10a-4p; Wed and Fri, 10a-5:30p; Thu 10a-8p; Sat-Sun, noon–4p; closed Mondays and state holidays.Free.
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Arena District & Short North Summertime Fun in the ’Hoods!
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Girls in White Dresses, 274 Marconi Blvd, Suite 110, 614.821.7000, www.girlsinwhitedresses.com: A bridal salon for a sophisticated bride.
While the city is proud of the Columbus Blue Jackets for an exciting season and Stanley Cup playoffs appearance, the Arena District is more than just a home for the hockey team. There are concerts yearround at the nearby Lifestyle Communities Pavilion, an active nightclub scene, and a full slate of entertainment at the arena itself.
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Attractions Huntington Park, 330 Huntington Park Ln, www.clippersbaseball.com: The home of the Columbus Clippers Triple-A minor league baseball team was named Ballpark of the Year when it opened in 2009.
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Park Street Festival on June 6-7 @ Park Street, www.parkstreetfest.com: Hop between nine different bars, eat from your choice of food trucks and listen to music from over 35 local bands like The Floorwalkers, Angela Pearly, Phillip Fox Band, Reaganomics and the Fabulous Johnson Brothers. Fri 5p-midnight, Sat noon-midnight; free.
McFerson Commons, 218 West St, www.columbus.gov: Also known as “Arch Park” because of the entry arch from the Old Union Train Station, McFerson Commons is a 2.21-acre park in the middle of the bustling Arena District.
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Austin T. Miller American Antiques, 250 Daniel Burnham Sq, 614.225.0506, www.usfolkart.com: A dealer in American folk art, Americana and antique folk art.
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Nationwide Arena, 200 W Nationwide Blvd, www.nationwidearena.com: The home of the Columbus Blue Jackets hockey team and the stage for some of music’s biggest acts.
Experience Columbus, 277 W Nationwide Blvd #125, 614.221.6623, www.experiencecolumbus.com:
Plenty of Columbus and Ohio swag, including T-shirts, coffee mugs, books and shot glasses.
Jazz and Rib Fest on July 18-20 @ McFerson Commons and North Bank Park, 218 West St, www.hotribscooljazz.org: Three stages will host local, regional and international jazz artists while chefs serve ribs, chicken and other barbecue favorites. The festival is free to attend. Fri-Sat 11a-11p, Sun 11a-8:30p; free.
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Katy Perry on Aug 13 @ Nationwide Arena, 200 W Nationwide Blvd, www.nationwidearena.com: Katy Perry’s Prismatic World Tour will feature songs “Teenage Dream,” “Dark Horse” and the ever-popular “Firework.” 7p; $29.50-$103.50.
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Short North Summertime Fun in the ’Hoods! Explore
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The Short North Arts District is the cultural hub of Columbus with fine dining, art galleries, nightlife and theater. The monthly Gallery Hop on the first Saturday of each month is not to be missed. Sometimes referred to as the “gayborhood,” the Short North is very gay-friendly. The annual Columbus Pride festival is held at Goodale Park, where over 300,000 people attend.
Attractions
Goodale Park, 120 Goodale Ave, goodalepark.org: Now the site of Comfest, Pride and the perfect spot to watch Red, White & Boom, the park was a staging area for Union troops during the Civil War.
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Smartypants Vintage, 815 N High St, smartypantsvintage.com: Men’s and women’s vintage clothing Grandview Mercantile, from the 1940s, ’50s, 873 N High St, grandviewmercantile.com: ’60s, ’70s and ’80s. Antique marketplace with an ever-changing selection Tigertree, 787 N High St, of furniture, jewelry, fine shoptigertree.com: Men’s china, art and decorative and women’s clothing, accessories and gifts. accessories.
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Events in the ’Hood
Pride Festival on June 20-21 @ Goodale Park, 120 Goodale Ave, www.columbuspride.org: Star Trek’s George Takei will be the grand marshal at the second-biggest Pride festival in the Midwest. The parade will step off Downtown at 11a on Saturday and end at the park. Fri 4p-11p, Sat 11a-8p; free. Comfest on June 27-29 @ Goodale Park, 120 Goodale Ave, www.comfest.com: First held in 1972, Community Festival bills itself as a “party with purpose” and is a large, non-corporate music and arts festival.
Pizzuti Collection, 632 Park St, www.pizzuticollection.com: A non-profit exhibition space dedicated to the presentation of contemporary art from the private collection of Ron and Ann Pizzuti. The inaugural exhibition and Cuban Forever will be on display until June 21. Viewpoints, www.shortnorth.org/publicart: Eleven murals by young artists are displayed on buildings along High Street.
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Doo-Dah Parade on July 4 @ Buttles Ave/Neil Ave/2nd Ave/High St/Russell Ave/Park St, www.doodahparade.com: There are only three rules at this crazy and colorful parade: no full nudity, no blatant advertising, and all politicians must wear a funny hat. The parade is free to march in and no registration is required. 1p; free.
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University District Summertime Fun in the ’Hoods! Explore Shop Daniel C lowes Wexner Center
While it’s named for The Ohio State University, you don’t have to be a student and it doesn’t have to be a fall football Saturday to enjoy all that the campus area has to offer. The university was established in 1870 and has brought the brightest minds to the capital city since.
Used Kid Records, 1980 N High St, 614.421.9455, www.usedkidrecords.com: Buying, selling and trading new, used and rare vinyl, CDs, DVDs and stereo equipment since 1986.
Attractions
Newport Music Hall, 1722 N High St, promowestlive: America’s longest continuously operating rock club opened in 1923 as the movie-showing State Theater. In the 1970s, it was converted to a rock club called the Agora Ballroom. In 1984, it changed to the Newport Music Hall and is celebrating its 30th birthday this year.
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Evolved Body Art, 1880 N High St, 614.421.4444, www.evolvedbodyart.com: Tattoos and piercings done by an eclectic group of artists.
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Wexner Center for the Arts, 1871 N High St, wexarts.org: A public gallery dedicated to the exploration and advancement of contemporary art. The gallery features exhibitions, public programs, performing arts and films. Ohio Stadium, 411 Woody Hayes Dr, www.osu.edu: Also known as “The Horseshoe” because of its pre-expansion shape, the Buckeyes play their home games in this 102,329seat stadium.
Conrads College Shop, 316 W Lane Ave, 614.297.0497, www.conrads.com: The onestop shop for Ohio State University apparel, gifts and home furnishings.
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Old 97s with Lydia Loveless on June 6 @ Newport Music Hall, 1722 N High St, promowestlive: The alternative country band is touring to promote its new album, Most Messed Up. Local musician Lydia Loveless will open. 7p; $17-$20. Wex Drive-In: Bottle Rocket on June 19 @ Wexner Center Plaza, 1871 N High St, www.wexarts.org: Bring blankets or lawn chairs to watch Wes Anderson’s debut film, starring Owen and Luke Wilson. Beer from Seventh Son Brewing Company and ice cream from Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, popcorn from Pam’s Market Popcorn and pizza from Mikey’s Late Night Slice will be available for purchase.
Jesus Christ Superstar Arena Spectacular on Aug 9 @ Schottenstein Center, www.schottensteincenter.com: The Andrew Lloyd Webber rock opera is reimagined as an arena rock show featuring Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols, Brandon Boyd of Incubus, Michelle Williams of Destiny’s Child and JC Chasez of NSYNC. 8p; $47.50-$177.50.
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Boline Apothecary Limited, 4764 N High St, 614.517.0466, bolineapothecary.com: Columbus’s herb store sells oils, remedies and body-care products.
Named for George Clinton (the vice president under Thomas Jefferson, not the musician responsible for the funk group, Parliament), the neighborhood was home to the Columbus Zoo for four months in 1905. Now, Clintonville is full of parks, shops, restaurants and residents, making it one of the most sought-after places to live in Columbus. Thomas Worthington and James Kilbourne settled Worthington in 1803, the same year Ohio became a state. Walkable Downtown Worthington, with its small-town charm, is popular for dining and shopping.
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Cover to Cover, 3560 N High St, 614.263.1624: Books for young readers, from infants through high school. Eclectic Fashions, 3139 N High St, 614.267.2900: Upscale men’s clothing and designer labels. Columbus Percussion, 5052 N High St, 614.885.7372, www.columbuspercussion.com: Selling drums and giving lessons since 1981.
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Arnett Howard on Thursdays @ Mozart’s Restaurant, Bakery and Piano Café, 4784 N High St, 614.268.3687, www.mozartscafe.com: Legendary Columbus jazz musician Arnett Howard holds a weekly residency, playing jazz and New Orleans-style street parade music. 6p8p; free.
Glen Echo Park, 510 Cliffside Dr, columbus.gov/glenechopark: One of the ravine parks in Clintonville, Glen Echo Park has steep wooded banks that drop to a meandering creek. Clintonville Farmers Market, N High Street between Orchard Lane and W Dunedin Road, clintonvillefarmersmarket.com: Every Wednesday, 4p-7p, from June 18 to Aug 20, and every Saturday, 9a-noon, from late April to late November. Whetstone Park, 3923 N High St, columbus.gov/whetstonepark: The 135-acre park includes the Park of Roses, a 13-acre garden with more than 350 varieties of roses and 11,000 total.
Rocky Horror Picture Show on June 7 @ Studio 35, 3055 Indianola Ave, 614.261.1581, studio35.com: Dress as your favorite character for the interactive viewing of the cult classic. 11:30p; $5.
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Stop and Smell the Roses on June 7 @ Columbus Park of Roses in Whetstone Park, 3923 N High St, www.parkofroses.org: Experience the color and fragrance of roses in bloom at the day-long event that includes a rose show and competition, live music, children’s activities and food from Mozart’s. 10a-6p; free.
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The Great Pizza By Bob Vitale and Erin McCalla
dish, but part of the breadbasket.
When we decided to shine the spotlight on pizza in Columbus, we knew just where to turn.
Our moms know pizza. They know a lot of other stuff, too — do we listen? — but they know pizza.
uses for pasta and meatballs, but a doctored-up jar sauce will do in a pinch.
Bob’s mom, Dolly Rotondo Vitale, was the first American-born member of her family. Pizza was part of family functions — not the main
“It’s the crust,” says Dolly. Pizza for Bob’s mom is more like foccaWhat’s the secret to a good cia for everyone else: pie? a thick and Pasquale’s bready crust, baked “Oregano,” Carida says. Erin’s mom also likes a good, flavor- on a cookie sheet with simple toppings such as sautéed onion, olives, ful sauce that isn’t sweet or loaded Romano cheese, even just salt and onto the pizza so it overpowers pepper. “If you don’t have a good everything. She prefers her madecrust, you can put gold on it and it from-scratch sauce that she also
Pasquale’s 14 N State St, Westerville 614.882.6200 www.pasqualespastahouse.com
Grandad’s Pizza 1254 W 3rd Ave, Grandview 614.488.9700 grandadspizza.com
Hours: Mon-Sat 10a-10p, Sun 4p-9p
Hours: Sun-Thu 11a-midnight, Fri-Sat 11a-2a
Our moms. Although her name is full-on Irish, Erin is Italian. Her mom is Carida Buoni McCalla, who grew up at her family’s pizza place, Bona Pizza, which had two locations in Columbus.
Traditional pizza, regular crust cut in squares Sells: whole pies Eat-in, carryout, limited delivery Full menu (pastas, breads, salads and “addictive desserts” Erin) 16-inch, two-topping: $17.95 Cheesiness: 4 out of 4 Sauce: “A little spicy, but not overwhelmingly so.” - Bob Most unusual topping: Meatballs
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We offer you the vitals on each place we tried and a one-sentence review, plus a little extra: how cheesy is the pie, what’s the sauce like, what’s the weirdest topping you can get.
Cheesiness: 2 out of 4 Sauce: a slightly sweet standard Most unusual topping: bacon Erin’s take: “This is my go-to pizza place. The toppings are always plentiful, and the crust is always perfectly crisp. It’s affordable and delicious and you can drink a pint next door at Byrne’s Café Napolitana while you wait for it to cook.”
Hours: Mon-Tue 11a-8p, Wed-Sat 11a10p, Sun closed
Traditional pizza, thin crust cut in squares Sells: whole pies Carryout, delivery
With our moms’ advice in mind, we set out across Columbus and central Ohio to put pizzas to the test. We chose them somewhat randomly, a mix of traditional Italian and newschool gourmet. We tried pepperoni and sausage and mac ‘n’ cheese, thick, thin, slices, squares, eat-in, take-out.
Full menu (pizza, salads, subs) 14-inch, two-topping: $14.50
Café Napolitana 40 N High St, Downtown 614.224.3013 www.cafenapolitana.com Grandad’s Pizza
wouldn’t matter,” she says.
Traditional pizza, regular crust cut in slices Sells: whole pies, slices Eat-in, carryout, limited delivery
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Full menu (pasta, salads, subs) 16-inch, two-topping: $16.99 Cheesiness: 3 out of 4. Sauce: “It’s delicious and the perfect amount, but the crust does the talking on this pie.” - Erin Most unusual topping: jalapeno peppers Erin’s take: “A lunch favorite. You can get two huge slices for $5.95.” HSNM
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Roundup Traditional pizza, thin crust cut in squares Sells: whole pies Eat-in, carryout Full menu (wings, salads, sandwiches) 14-inch, two-topping: $14
Plank’s Bier Garten Plank’s Bier Garten 888 S High St, German Village 614.443.4570 (Find them on Facebook) Hours: Mon-Thu 11a-1a, Fri-Sat 11a2:30a, Sun noon-10p
Cheesiness: 4 out of 4 Sauce: “Not too much and not too spicy.” - Bob Most unusual topping: Pineapple Bob’s take: “This is great pizza to share over a couple pitchers of beer. But take note – different cousins of the same family own all the Planks throughout the city, so each location has different sauce and dough. The German Village location could go easy on the cornmeal on the bottom.”
Pizza, salads, appetizers, desserts 9-inch, two-topping: $12-$15
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Yellow Brick Pizza 893 Oak St, Olde Towne East 614.725.5482 www.yellowbrickpizza.com Hours: Mon-Thu 11a-11p, Fri-Sat 11a-midnight, Sun closed Gourmet pizza (with vegan options), regular crust cut in slices Sells: whole pies Eat-in, carryout Full menu (calzones, French fries, wings) 16-inch, two-topping: $19
Bob’s take: “The crust is very crisp, and they get credit for putting toCheesiness: 2 out of 4 Sauce: Seven different sauces are available gether some innovative pies.” from traditional red to BBQ to alfredo. Most unusual topping: pickles
Sells: whole pies Eat in, carryout Full menu (subs,
Cheesiness: 2 out of 4 Sauce: “Flavorful, not your run-of-the-mill pizza sauce.” - Erin Most unusual topping: clams Harvest Pizzeria Harvest Pizzeria 495 S 4th St, German Village 614.824.1769 harvestpizzeria.com Hours: Mon 5pm-10pm, Tue-Thu 11:30a-10p, Fri-Sat 11:30a-11p, Sun closed Gourmet pizza, regular crust cut in slices Sells: whole pies Eat-in, carryout HSNM
Erin’s take: “My favorite stop on the list. I was hearing all the hype for months, and it lived up to it.”
Yellow Brick Pizza
wraps, appetizers)
14-inch, two-topping: $13 Cheesiness: 3 out of 4. Sauce: “Pretty plain, which isn’t bad.” - Bob
Slammers
Slammers 202 E Long St, Downtown 614.221.8880 (Find them on allmenus.com) Hours: Mon-Tue noon-midnight, WedThu 11a-12:30a, Fri 11a-2:30a, Sat 4p2:30a, Sun 2p-12:30a Traditional pizza, thin crust cut in squares
Classic Pizza Most unusual toppings: sliced almonds and cinnamon
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Bob’s take: “Cinnamon sounds like a weird topping, but its addition to the usual ham-and-pineapple Hawaiian pizza really works.” Classic Pizza 906 S Sunbury Rd, Westerville 614.882.2999 classicpizza.biz Hours: Sun-Thu 4p-11p, Fri-Sat 4p-1a Traditional pizza, thin and thick crust cut in squares (we tried thin) Sells: whole pies Carryout, delivery Full menu (wings, salads, breads) 16-inch, two-topping: $19 Cheesiness: 1 out of 4. “You better order extra cheese (pictured) or it’s not even worth it!” - Erin’s dad, Mark Sauce: “The sauce is the perfect amount (not a lot) and slightly sweet.” - Erin Most unusual toppings: tortilla strips and taco sauce. May - September 2014
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The Great Pizza Roundup Erin’s take: “It’s a great place to order pizza if you’re having a party at your house. It will feed a lot of people for not a lot of money. This is a no-frills type place, although they do have a variety of specialty pizzas, including Taco, Greek and Buffalo Chicken.” Bono 1717 Northwest Blvd, Upper Arlington 614.906.8646 bonotogo.com Hours: Wed-Mon 5p-10p; Tues closed Gourmet pizza, regular crust cut in slices Sells: whole pies Eat-in, carryout
All 10-inch pies are $10 or three for $25 from Monday to Wednesday. Cheesiness: 3 out of 4 Sauce: “Not real saucy.” - Beth Brickweg (a pinch-hitter for us) Most unusual toppings: tuna fish and mustard Beth’s take: “The Greek Boy was awesome! There are lots of vegetarian options, and they try to use local products and more high-end, tastier ingredients. They only take cash, but it’s cool because they have an ATM onsite.”
Donatos Pizza:
A Columbus Pizza History Highlight
Pizza House 747 Lincoln Ave, Worthington 614.885.3121 pizzahousecolum- Bono bus.com Hours: Sun 3p-10p, Mon-Tue 11a-10p, Wed-Thu 11a-11p, Fri 11a-midnight, Sat noon-midnight
by Brock Flint
Have you ever looked at a Donatos restaurant and wondered how they got that name? There is, after all, no Mr. Donato, no Mrs. Donato and no Donato family.
Traditional pizza, regular crust cut in squares Sells: whole pies Eat-in, carryout Full menu (pastas, subs, soups and salads) 14-inch, two-topping: $15 Pizza House Cheesiness: 2 out of 4 Sauce: “Real Italian goodness.” – Beth cheese. They have gluten-free options Most unusual toppings: chicken and but not for their meatballs. It’s my favorite pizza in the city. It’s been famBBQ sauce ily owned since they opened in 1961.” Beth’s take: “Yummo! It’s the perfect pillow of dough with a savory-sweet sauce and the perfect amount of 28
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Donatos and its scrumptious thin crust was started in 1963 by Jim Grote on Thurman Avenue on the South Side with only $1,300. He built and owned the chain until 1999, when McDonald’s bought the company from him. McDonald’s took Donatos global, operating a few restaurants in Munich, Germany. Grote and his daughter, Jane Grote Abell, bought the company back in 2003 and reintroduced it as a family business. Company spokesman Tom Santor spoke with High Street Neighborhoods about one of central Ohio’s homegrown big businesses. Brock Flint: Why Donatos?
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Tom Santor: Actually, Donatos was the name of the existing pizzeria that Jim purchased when he was 19 years old. Before Jim purchased it, it was only open a couple evenings a week. Jim purchased the business and equipment, implemented his own recipes, but kept the original name, thinking that in the 1960s, Grote Pizza wasn’t the best possible name. The name “Donatos” is actually derived from the Latin verb dono donare, which translated means “to give, to bestow, to grant a gift.” Thus, Donatos is loosely translated “to give a good thing,” which is something that Donatos strives to do everyday. BF: If I ever wanted to get a Donatos pizza while outside Ohio, where would I look, and is Donatos looking to expand? TS: Donatos currently operates 157 restaurants in the following seven states: Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ala-
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Summertime Yum in the ’Hoods! bama and Virginia. We are continuing to develop new franchise territories in existing states, as well as states contiguous with our current footprint. We have never been in the mode of growing simply for growth’s sake. Rather, we want to be sure that each and every new restaurant that we open is a true asset to the community that it serves and operates in accordance with our stated mission: “To promote goodwill through product and service, principles and people.” BF: Does Donatos have a preferred charity in Columbus? TS: Last year alone, Donatos provided more than $130,000 in monetary and in-kind donations to more than 600 nonprofits and charitable organizations across central Ohio. Although there are a number of high-profile causes that we partner with (the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research and Pelotonia, for example), we strive to be a great neighbor in all of our 62 central Ohio locations. The Grote family’s roots trace back to their first store on Thurman Avenue on Columbus’ South Side, and they remain actively committed to that area’s success. The most recent evidence of this was the $1 million donation that the family contributed to help a $3.2 million city plan to revive the Parsons Avenue corridor on the city’s South Side. BF: In 1999, McDonald’s purchased the company, and Jim and Jane repurchased it in 2003. Why? TS: Jim Grote had always wanted to grow Donatos and when McDonald’s HSNM
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amined over 60 pizza concepts around the world and deemed Donatos to be the “gold standard” of the industry due to our famous pizza quality and taste and operating systems that were unmatched. After pursuing their diversification strategy for several years, McDonald’s returned to a focus on their core business. At this point, Jane approached Jim about buying the company back and returning to the company’s original focus of making a difference on every block that we do business on and sustaining the Donatos mission. ... By the end of 2003, Jim and Jane had put their plan together to buy back the company and McDonald’s worked with them on the financial arrangements.
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Presenting Sponsor Jeff Gilbert,
Senior Financial Advisor
Proceeds benefiting High Street Neighborhood nonprofit organizations with support from the Leventhal Fund and The Outlook Fund.
Friday, June 27, 2014 Raintree South Golf Club (formerly Cooks Creek) US HWY 23 South, Ashville, Ohio - 740-983-3636 8 - 9am: Registration, Continental Breakfast Complimentary range balls 9am - 1:30pm: 18-hole scramble, 3-person scramble with carts 1:30 - 2:30pm: Lunch, Prizes and Awards Excellent network business opportunity
Call Now! Aaron Leventhal, coordinator for information and to register 614-506-9666 Only 6 more threesomes available!
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Each team captain receives a complimentary round of golf for two persons through Thursday, June 26. Contribution is tax deductable.
Organizations benefiting from the Scramble
• Short Stop Youth Center, Directions for Youth & Families • Columbus Parks & Rec Summer Programs • Village Singers of the German Village Society • Kaleidoscope GLBT Youth Center • The Leventhal Visiting Artist Program sponsored in part by the Wexner Center for the Arts and The OSU Film Studies Program
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ITÊS FESTIVAL TIME! Summertime Fun in the ’Hoods & Beyond!
Asian Festival Olde Towne East, May 24-25 asian-festival.org: Food, performances, martial arts demonstrations and dragon boat races. Columbus Arts Festival Downtown, June 6-8 columbusartsfestival.org: Food, live music, hands-on art activities and local and national artists display their work. Park Street Festival Arena District, June 6-7 www.parkstreetfest.com: Bands, food and fun in between bar hopping. Sommerfest Brewery District, June 13 www.germaniacolumbus.org: A real German town fest in the garten with brats, beer, dancing, sing-alongs and games. Wine and Arts Festival Grove City, June 14 www.grovecitytowncenter.org/win e-and-arts-festival: Twelve Ohio wineries offering samples of their various vintages. Grandview Digfest, Grandview, June 14 grandviewdigfest.com: A celebration of local craft beer, wine, liquor and more with local food and music.
Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival Gahanna, June 20-22 www.creeksidebluesandjazz.com: A festival with over 90 hours of blues and jazz music, food and amusement rides.
Comfest, Short North June 27-29 www.comfest.com: The 42nd annual community festival is “party est with a Comf purpose” with live music and art and food vendors.
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Lazy Daze of Summer Grandview, July 26 www.ghpl.org/community/lazydaze: A festival complete with crafts, food, music, silent auction and the Grandview Library book and AV sale.
Franklin County Fair Hilliard, July 12-19 www.fcfair.org: Not only are there rides, food, livestock and entertainment, there are also tractor pulls, moto cross races and a demolition derby.
Blues & Ribfest Canal Winchester, Aug 1-2 www.bluesandribfest.com: A two-day summer street celebration with live blues and world-class ribs.
Lancaster Festival July 16-26 www.lanfest.org: Over 75 events including live music, the Lancaster Orchestra and art. A Taste of Worthington July 18 visitworthingtonohio.com/event/ta ste-worthington A food sampling festival with a block-party atmosphere.
Powell Festival June 26-28 www.visitpowell.org: Familyfriendly entertainment and food topped off with fireworks. Red, White & BOOM! Downtown, July 3 www.redwhiteandboom.org: The largest fireworks display in Ohio. 4th & 4th Fest Italian Village, July 5 FB: 4th & 4th Fest: Beer, bands and buddies at Seventh Son Brewery.
Juneteenth Ohio Festival Downtown, June 20-22 www.juneteenthohio.net Celebrating 151 years of freedom from slavery. Pride Festival Short North, June 20-21 www.columbuspride.org: George Takei will be the grand marshal for the second biggest LGBT pride festival in the Midwest.
Westerville Music and Arts Festival, July 12-13 business.westervillechamber.com: The 40th annual arts festival with 150 fine arts and craft people from around the country, live music and youth entertainment.
Jazz & Rib Fest Arena District, July 18-20 www.hotribscooljazz.org: Three stages will host local, regional and international jazz artist. Enjoy with a slab of ribs. Art Crawl German Village, July 19 germanvillage.com Artists exhibit and sell their work and local musicians provide entertainment while ticketholders enjoy food and wine. Union County Fair Marysville, July 20-26 www.ohiounioncountyfair.org Pickerington Violet Festival July 23-26 www.violetfestival.org: Carnival rides, entertainment, and car and bike show.
Juneteenth
Summer Jam Westgate Hilltop, July 12
Dublin Irish Festival Aug 1-3 dublinirishfestival.org: Irish food, sports, music, Urban Scrawl performances and whiskey. Bring on the bagpipes! Urban Scrawl, Franklinton Aug 23-24 Festival Latino FB: Urban Scrawl 8: Watch the live Downtown, Aug 9-10 festivallatino.net: An opportunity to creation of murals by Columbus experience traditional and contem- artists. porary Latin American culture though performing and visual arts, Greek Festival Short North, Aug 29-Sept 1 workshops and cuisine. www.columbusgreekfestival.com: Experience the Greek culture Columbus Food Truck Festival through food, dance and music. Downtown, Aug 15-16 www.columbusfoodtruckfest.com: Over 60 food trucks are parked at Fashion Meets Music Festival the Columbus Commons, with live Arena District, Aug 29-Sept 3 fmmf.us: The fusion of two complemusic by Angela Perley & The mentary art forms: fashion and Howlin’ Moons, The Wet Darlings, music. Try urban camping at this Steve Monce and more. free festival featuring headliners Circa Survive, Local Natives and India Festival Cold War Kids. Linden, Aug 16 www.indiafestival.org: It attracts the largest gathering of the Indian community in a single event from Ohio and surrounding states.
www.summerjamwestgate.org: An art
& music festival in Westgate Park.
CrestFest Clintonville Aug 23 FB: CrestFest A party that closes the street from 8a to 11p.
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Pet Directory Summertime Fun in the ‘Hoods!
Cat Welfare - Columbus
Greyhound Rescue
Citizens for Humane Action Westerville
www.hsdcohio.org 4920 St Rt 37 E, Delaware, 740.369.7387
www.catwelfareohio.com 741 Wetmore Rd,614.268.6096
www.CHAAnimalShelter.org 3765 Corporate Dr, 614.891.5280: Over 100 adoptable cats and dogs. Closed Wednesdays.
All About the Dogs Sara Treneff - owner
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Ohio’s specialty license plate that helps people and their pets. Purchase through BMV www.oplates.com
CAT & DOG WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS
Beagle Adoption - London www.beaglesrus.org ebenzinger@beaglesrus.org
Capital Area Humane Society
www.CAHS-Pets.org 3015 Scioto Darby Executive Ct, 614.777.7387: Cats, dogs, bunnies, pocket pets and birds. Investigates cruelty and neglect in Franklin County.
Columbus Dog Connection
www.columbusdogconnection.com 614.741.9000 This is not a shelter, but a way to connect with cats and dogs held in foster homes throughout Columbus.
Colony Cats and Dogs - Dublin www.colonycats.org 2740 Festival Ln, 614.570.0471
Cozy Cat Cottage - Powell
www.cozycatcottage.com 62 Village Pointe Dr, 614.336.8510: Open daily. Over 300 cats and kittens in need of homes. Low cost spay and neuter program for the public.
Franklin County Dog Shelter
www.franklincountydogs.com 4340 Tamarack Blvd, 614.525.3647
Golden Retriever Adoption
www.goldenendingsrescue.org 1427 Roxbury Rd, 614.488.4966
www.centralohiogreyhound.org
Humane Society of Delaware County
Pets Without Parents - Clintonville www.petswithoutparents.net 629 Oakland Park Ave, 614.267.7297
Second Chance Humane Society
www.SecondChanceHS.org 740.967.3700 Over 60 dogs/ 30 cats spayed/neutered, vaccinated, heart worm tested. Goldens, Basset Hounds, Labs, Pits, Mutts.
SOS of Ohio - Spay and Neuter Clinic www.sosohio.org 691 E Dublin Granville Rd, 614.396.870
HORSE RESCUE AND ADOPTION Circle P Sanctuary
www.CirclePSanctuary.org info@Circlepsanctuary.org Rescues healthy, unwanted horses from going to slaughter.
Canter
www.CanterUSA.org pam@canterusa.org Helps retired racehorses find new homes.
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