Community
Saturday, September 17, 12noon-11:30pm; Sunday, September 20, 12noon-8pm, intersection of W. Town St. and Lucas St. in East Franklinton [across the Scioto River from downtown Columbus]
Independents’ Day returns to East Franklinton for a celebration of the music, art, performances, food and fun that fuels Columbus’ creative spirit.
Saturday, September 17, 12noon-11:30pm; Sunday, September 20, 12noon-8pm, intersection of W. Town St. and Lucas St. in East Franklinton [across the Scioto River from downtown Columbus]
Independents’ Day returns to East Franklinton for a celebration of the music, art, performances, food and fun that fuels Columbus’ creative spirit.
Friday, September 16, 3pm - Sunday, September 18, 4pm, Frontier Ranch, 8836 York Rd. SW, Pataskala, OH 43062
Gates times: Friday, 3-10pm; Saturday, 9am-9pm; Sunday, 9am-4pm
The Ohio Lesbian Festival is a not-for-profit, volunteer-driven womyn-only event designed to promote womyn’s community, music and art. The Festival was founded on the premise that lesbians and queer womyn need opportunities and spaces to recognize and support each other, to define our culture, to find our own strengths, and to be empowered. All womyn are welcome!
Friday, September 16, 3pm - Sunday, September 18, 4pm, Frontier Ranch, 8836 York Rd. SW, Pataskala, OH 43062
Gates times: Friday, 3-10pm; Saturday, 9am-9pm; Sunday, 9am-4pm
The Ohio Lesbian Festival is a not-for-profit, volunteer-driven womyn-only event designed to promote womyn’s community, music and art. The Festival was founded on the premise that lesbians and queer womyn need opportunities and spaces to recognize and support each other, to define our culture, to find our own strengths, and to be empowered. All womyn are welcome!
Friday, September 16, 3pm - Sunday, September 18, 4pm, Frontier Ranch, 8836 York Rd. SW, Pataskala, OH 43062
Gates times: Friday, 3-10pm; Saturday, 9am-9pm; Sunday, 9am-4pm
The Ohio Lesbian Festival is a not-for-profit, volunteer-driven womyn-only event designed to promote womyn’s community, music and art. The Festival was founded on the premise that lesbians and queer womyn need opportunities and spaces to recognize and support each other, to define our culture, to find our own strengths, and to be empowered. All womyn are welcome!
Thursday, September 15, 1-3pm, Stratford Ecological Center, 3083 Liberty Rd., Delaware, Ohio
We are calling all photography enthusiasts to become members of our Photography Club. Monthly meetings [on the third Thursday of each month] will provide an opportunity to share photos and knowledge, learn techniques from local experts, and photograph landscapes, animals, gardens and more.
All skill levels are welcome! Bring your camera, even if it’s your phone, and wander the fields and forest of Stratford to capture the abundant beauty of the seasons.
Sunday, September 11, 1-3pm, Columbus Metropolitan Library, 96 S. Grant Ave.
We will read and discuss the book, The Revolution Starts at Home: Confronting Intimate Violence Within Activist Communities. This book breaks the silence surrounding intimate violence within social justice circles and offers alternatives that don’t rely on the carceral state. It also offers examples of people who have used those alternatives to build a movement where no one is left behind.
Saturday, September 10, 6:30-11pm, 1021 E. Broad St. [east side door]
Join progressive friends for food, drink and great music.
Contact: colsfreepress@gmail.com or 614-253-2571
Saturday, September 10, 1:30-6pm, United Methodist Church For All People, 946 Parsons Ave.
This conference is being held to bring awareness to the community of the obstacles and barriers that returning citizens face, and their need of the community’s support to overcome those barriers, by having available the resources needed to obtain stability so that they may succeed.
Speakers:
• Mike Davis, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Office of Reentry and Enterprise Development
• Warden Norm Robinson, Franklin Medical Center