Community
Saturday, July 29, 5-7pm, MCL Kingsdale, 3154 Kingsdale Center, Upper Arlington, Ohio
Come out and join us for dinner and conversation! We’ll be in the back room unless there’s a special event going on in that room.
Saturday July 29, 5pm, North Congregational United Church of Christ, 2040 W. Henderson Rd.
This year, we will be offering an audio-visual program, including several dramatic readings. This year’s program is entitled: “One Story of Mary Magdalene.” Attendees will congregate in Fellowship Hall, instead of the Sanctuary, where appetizers and dessert will be served as they watch the presentation. We are excited about this year’s program and the new format.
May the Divine Feminine always be with you.
Suggested donation is $10
Saturday, July 29, 11am-10pm, between 538 Yearling Rd. and 658 Yearling Rd., Whitehall, Ohio
Join us for the 2017 Whitehall Food Truck and Fun Fest on Saturday, July 29, 11am to 10pm, for free family fun! Stay tuned for more details, including participating vendors and bands.
Hosted by The City of Whitehall, Ohio.
Thursday, July 27, 11am-2pm, Columbus Commons, 160 S. High St.
As part of the Celebration of the 27th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, disability-related agencies, organizations, and providers are invited to be part of a Vendor Fair at the Columbus Commons on Thursday, July 27, 2017.
This Vendor Fair coincides with the regular Food Truck Food Court at the Commons where over 2,000 people are known to visit the location and will be an excellent opportunity to celebrate the ADA, and to promote your organization’s services, at the same time.
Wednesday, July 26, 8pm, Rambling House Soda, 310 E. Hudson St.
Word Church is a poetry reading held the last Wednesday of every month at 8pm at Rambling House Soda, 310 E. Hudson St. Bring your poetry, get your rhyme on, and meet some interesting people.
Friday, July 21, 11am-11pm; Saturday, July 22, 11am-11pm; Sunday, July 23, 11am-8:30pm; Columbus Downtown Riverfront [in Bicentennial, West Bank, and Genoa Parks on the Scioto Mile]
Celebrate summer with hot ribs and cool jazz! Three stages will host the finest local, regional, and international jazz artists; while barbecue pit masters serve up sizzling ribs, chicken and more. Savor the best ribs from around the country as 23 award-winning barbecue teams compete for “Best Ribs” bragging rights.
Admission is free!
Friday, July 21, 11am-11pm; Saturday, July 22, 11am-11pm; Sunday, July 23, 11am-8:30pm; Columbus Downtown Riverfront [in Bicentennial, West Bank, and Genoa Parks on the Scioto Mile]
Celebrate summer with hot ribs and cool jazz! Three stages will host the finest local, regional, and international jazz artists; while barbecue pit masters serve up sizzling ribs, chicken and more. Savor the best ribs from around the country as 23 award-winning barbecue teams compete for “Best Ribs” bragging rights.
Admission is free!
Friday, July 21, 11am-11pm; Saturday, July 22, 11am-11pm; Sunday, July 23, 11am-8:30pm; Columbus Downtown Riverfront [in Bicentennial, West Bank, and Genoa Parks on the Scioto Mile]
Celebrate summer with hot ribs and cool jazz! Three stages will host the finest local, regional, and international jazz artists; while barbecue pit masters serve up sizzling ribs, chicken and more. Savor the best ribs from around the country as 23 award-winning barbecue teams compete for “Best Ribs” bragging rights.
Admission is free!
Wednesday, July 19, 7pm, The Forum at Knightsbridge [multi-purpose room], 4590 Knightsbridge Blvd.
Rev. Mary Eileen Collingwood is a female ordained Roman Catholic bishop with the Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests and is a resident of Ohio.
Attenders should be prepared to stop at the reception desk to get a visitor’s sticker.
Sponsored by Call To Action Columbus, an organization that is seeking an inclusive Roman Catholic Church.
Contact: Sharon Izzi, izzi2sharon@hotmail.com or 614-406-6010
Tuesday, July 18, 5:30-7pm, YWCA Columbus, 65 S. Fourth St.
Suzanne Roberts and James White have been meeting and discussing racism for over five years. As a white woman and a black man discussing race relations in our communities and America, they have educated audiences with a historical and personal perspective on the complexity of these issues. Evenings spent listening to this unique conversation are illuminating and leave you with tools for taking action.