LEGO display of Columbus includes quirky buildings

When building a replica of Columbus using LEGO bricks, everyone expects to see the Ohio Statehouse and familiar skyscrapers. 

But look closely at the massive Central Ohio LEGO Train Club’s display at the Columbus Museum of Art, and you'll see some surprises. 

Among the hundreds of buildings and thousands of detailed pieces, who would expect the E.T. Paul tire company building on Parsons Avenue? Or the Beer Barn on N. Fourth Street?

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LEGO display of Columbus includes quirky buildings

When building a replica of Columbus using LEGO bricks, everyone expects to see the Ohio Statehouse and familiar skyscrapers. 

But look closely at the massive Central Ohio LEGO Train Club’s display at the Columbus Museum of Art, and you'll see some surprises. 

Among the hundreds of buildings and thousands of detailed pieces, who would expect the E.T. Paul tire company building on Parsons Avenue? Or the Beer Barn on N. Fourth Street?

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‘Friendsgiving’ offers chance for groups to feast and count blessings together

What if you could have a heaping helping of Thanksgiving dinner without a side of family drama?

You can at a Friendsgiving, an informal (usually wine- or whiskey-fueled) gathering popular among 20- and 30-somethings at this time of year.

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‘Friendsgiving’ offers chance for groups to feast and count blessings together

What if you could have a heaping helping of Thanksgiving dinner without a side of family drama?

You can at a Friendsgiving, an informal (usually wine- or whiskey-fueled) gathering popular among 20- and 30-somethings at this time of year.

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Next Level Skate Shop Opening in Clintonville

Mack Schneider has spent a lot of time on skates. First on ice skates as a kid, later as a college athlete on the Ohio State Women’s Club Hockey team, and most recently on roller skates as “The Smacktivist”, a competitor and trainer with the Ohio Roller Girls flat-track roller derby team.

The next step for Schneider begins on November 29th with the grand opening of the Next Level Skate Shop, located at 4410 Indianola Avenue, just south of Morse Road. The decision to open the store was one of pure commitment to the sport.

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Next Level Skate Shop Opening in Clintonville

Mack Schneider has spent a lot of time on skates. First on ice skates as a kid, later as a college athlete on the Ohio State Women’s Club Hockey team, and most recently on roller skates as “The Smacktivist”, a competitor and trainer with the Ohio Roller Girls flat-track roller derby team.

The next step for Schneider begins on November 29th with the grand opening of the Next Level Skate Shop, located at 4410 Indianola Avenue, just south of Morse Road. The decision to open the store was one of pure commitment to the sport.

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Little Eater Opening Inside The North Market

The North Market announced their newest tenant today with the addition of Little Eater, a locally-based healthy food vendor that has been popping up inside local grocers for the past few years. Owner and Chef Cara Mangini is no stranger to the North Market, with her products having already been for sale through the Greener Grocer.

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