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Even though there was a line out the door and it was starting to rain, we called this stop a win. We ended our first evening with our final stop of the day – Jeni’s Ice Cream. COSI is located on West Broad Street in downtown Columbus – on the west side of the Scioto River just opposite the Ohio Statehouse (which lies on the east side of the river). This 320,000 square foot science center prides itself on “bringing science to life” with 300+ interactive exhibits, nine galleries of traveling and permanent exhibitions, live shows, a Planetarium, and more. Voted as America’s #1 science museum, the Center of Science and Industry (aka COSI) calls Columbus home. Definitely a great addition to a list of things to do in Columbus. It is not arts related (unless you consider burgers as a work of art, like I do!), but there’s a Shake Shack on North High Street! IYKYK. This permanent artwork features 17 steel arches, paying homage to when Columbus was known as “Arch City”.Īnd I do have one more Short North stop to recommend. Admire the public art installations such as The Makers Monument that was inspired by (and perforated with) the shapes of items made in Columbus over the years.ĭon’t overlook what is probably the most obvious of the Short North public art pieces – the Short North Arches (seen in the image below).

Meander along the Short North Arts District Art Trail to see murals, scuptures, 12+ art galleries, and more. But did you know Short North is also home to a great arts district? Short North and North High Street might be best associated with THE Ohio State University. This 7 acre public park is an outdoor topiary garden and a recreation of Georges Seurat’s famous painting, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of LaGrande Jatte.

Topiary Park is located in Columbus’ Discovery District, close to the Columbus Museum of Art. Extend Your Art Admiration to Topiary Park

#Things to do in columbus ohio movie

The theatre actually opened as a movie theater in 1928, complete with its own orchestra and organ! You can, if fact, sometimes see movies there as part of their CAPA Summer Movie Series! A Hidden Downtown Gem – the Columbus Museum of Artįeaturing collections that include American and European works of art, this art museum is also the proud home of the world’s largest collections of works by beloved local artists Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson, Elijah Pierce, and George Bellows. If you happen to find it open while you’re there, a peek inside would be a quick addition to your list of things to do in Columbus. Home to the Columbus Symphony, BalletMet, and Broadway in Columbus, the Ohio Theatre is an opulent piece of Ohio history. The Ohio Theatre, within walking distance of the Capital Building.