Community Calendar

It’s time for the fall season of Pen and Tell It! Jump into the season with our new classes that have a little bit for everyone. These stand-alone sessions allow you to try new ideas, writing skills, fascinating prompts, and more!

NOVEMBER 8 CLASSES

Bird? Plane? No, YOUR Superhero!
2nd and 3rd grade // 1-2:30 pm // $20
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s your very own superhero! You’ll learn how to build a superhero from scratch including character traits and design, and then you will create your own comic. Capes not required.

Toil and Trouble
4th and 5th grade // 1-3 pm // $25
Flex your mischievous muscles in this diabolically interactive writing workshop. You will create a “trouble stew” for your character and write your characters into and maybe, only maybe, out of their situations. You’ll see why trouble is the engine that fuels a character, drives a story, and makes it interesting.

Founding Bothers
6th, 7th, and 8th grade // 1-3 pm // $25
George Washington. Thomas Jefferson. These are names that have gone down in history...and put us to sleep. In this class, we'll fix it: create your own crazy founder (a tapdancing robot squid?) and then have a wild debate with everyone else's character to create the Future Constitution.

All aboard! The Paul Busse Garden Railway is arriving at Conservatory station.

9 G scale model trains travel across 1,122 feet of track that runs high and low through themed destinations: Fairytale Land, Wild West Town, European Travels and the animal-centric Who Lives Here.

Guests can journey with the trains through a miniature world of 51 botanical models made from all-natural plant material. Special elements to add to your itinerary include an enchanted tree hollow, two waterfalls, a bubbling brook and plantings specific to each themed destination.

Paul Busse Garden Railway opens April 25, 2026.

All aboard! The Paul Busse Garden Railway is arriving at Conservatory station.

9 G scale model trains travel across 1,122 feet of track that runs high and low through themed destinations: Fairytale Land, Wild West Town, European Travels and the animal-centric Who Lives Here.

Guests can journey with the trains through a miniature world of 51 botanical models made from all-natural plant material. Special elements to add to your itinerary include an enchanted tree hollow, two waterfalls, a bubbling brook and plantings specific to each themed destination.

Paul Busse Garden Railway opens April 25, 2026.

Jeopardy! Bar League is now at Buffalo Wild Wings locations across Columbus!​

Experience the excitement of the iconic game show in a live, interactive social setting. Teams work together to respond to Jeopardy!-style clues across a variety of categories, earning points and competing for prizes each week.​

Free to play and open to everyone, Jeopardy! Bar League is a great way to enjoy an evening out with friends, good food and drinks, and some friendly competition. ​

Join us weekly at one of the following Buffalo Wild Wings locations:​

1690 Georgesville Square Drive, Columbus, OH – Tuesday's, 6:00 PM​

3878 Attucks Drive, Powell, OH – Tuesday's, 7:00PM​

1380 Cherry Bottom Road, Gahanna, OH – Wednesday's, 7:00PM​

651 Coleman's Crossing Blvd., Marysville, OH – Wednesday's, 7:00PM​

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Visit www.jeopardybarleague.com/buffalowildwings or follow us @JeopardyBarLeague on Instagram and Facebook to learn more, find your nearest venue and view upcoming events.​

Ready to take your shot at the leaderboard? Gather your team and join the competition.​

All aboard! The Paul Busse Garden Railway is arriving at Conservatory station.

9 G scale model trains travel across 1,122 feet of track that runs high and low through themed destinations: Fairytale Land, Wild West Town, European Travels and the animal-centric Who Lives Here.

Guests can journey with the trains through a miniature world of 51 botanical models made from all-natural plant material. Special elements to add to your itinerary include an enchanted tree hollow, two waterfalls, a bubbling brook and plantings specific to each themed destination.

Paul Busse Garden Railway opens April 25, 2026.

Honoring those who serve.

This Veterans Day, November 11, we’re saying thank you the best way we know how — with a FREE meal for all Veterans, Active Duty, and Reservists at Our Haus.

Your bravery and sacrifice inspire us every day. Prost to our heroes!

Up to $20 value. Offer valid November 11 only for military members. Dine‑in only. Not valid with other offers or discounts.

🌈✨ Get ready to make a splash with Tie-Dye at Brush Crazy! Did you know that tie-dye originated from ancient resist-dyeing techniques in Asia and Africa? 🎨💧 Come join us for a vibrant workshop where you can create your own colorful, groovy designs! Your $10.00 RSVP reserves your spot and will be credited towards your purchase. T-Shirts range from $24 to $35, Hoodies range from $43 to $55 depending on size. When you get to the studio, you will choose your shirt and 3 to 5 colors to create your project. Bring your favorite beverage and snacks!

Happens on the following Dates:
Nov 11, 2026, 6:00pm to 8:00pm Timezone: Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Nov 18, 2026, 6:00pm to 8:00pm Timezone: Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Nov 21, 2026, 2:00pm to 4:00pm Timezone: Eastern Time (US & Canada)

All aboard! The Paul Busse Garden Railway is arriving at Conservatory station.

9 G scale model trains travel across 1,122 feet of track that runs high and low through themed destinations: Fairytale Land, Wild West Town, European Travels and the animal-centric Who Lives Here.

Guests can journey with the trains through a miniature world of 51 botanical models made from all-natural plant material. Special elements to add to your itinerary include an enchanted tree hollow, two waterfalls, a bubbling brook and plantings specific to each themed destination.

Paul Busse Garden Railway opens April 25, 2026.

Join award-winning singer-songwriter Eric Gnezda for a conversation with his good friend and fellow musician Sally Fingerett about his new book, Stories at the Center, as well as live performances of Eric's original songs with virtuoso violinist Arkadiy Gips! Highlighting Eric as a songwriter and author, this evening will also feature readings by Eric, an audience Q&A, and a book signing.

Eric and Sally will discuss Eric's latest book, Stories at the Center, a memoir chronicling his unconventional path in the entertainment business, including creating and hosting the popular PBS original program, Songs at the Center, a nationally syndicated series that showcases the works of brilliant talents in the contemporary singer-songwriting field.

Eric Gnezda is an award-winning singer-songwriter and the creator and host of Songs at the Center, a TV series that airs on over 400 PBS stations across the U.S. He pens and performs a wide range of songs, both serious and humorous—from inspirational anthems and love songs that touch the heart and soul to country tearjerkers and comedic/satirical numbers.

You will have the opportunity to ask the speakers questions after the event, purchase books, and get your books signed.

Best way to have fun while making new friends. Whether you've never done improv before or you're a seasoned veteran, come on out and play some games with us at Gresso's!

The idea behind improv is to create entire comedy scenes from scratch, similar to Whose Line Is It Anyway. In addition to being a lot of fun, it also offers lessons in everything from communication to thinking on your feet.

The meetup will be either on the second floor or Gresso's or in the basement (we'll post an update shortly before the start of each meetup). Stay afterward for a drink and/or some food with people!