The Columbus Entertainment Magazineis a free quarterly publication designed to give residents and travelers the guided tour of Columbus. Our goal is to bring readers and local businesses together! It is full of advertisement ranging from Entertainment, Dining, Shopping, Lodging and Services.Columbus Entertainment Magazine will also have information of all the local events going on in the Greater Columbus Communities.
Columbus Entertainment Magazine is proud to be a media sponsor for Extreme Makeover Home Edition for the Columbus Christmas Special Episode. We will be having behind the scenes interviews and pictures on our website and in our next coming issue. Keep posted on Twitter and Facebook for updates as we posted pictures and and stories taken live from the home build site.
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First Responders Park: A Memorial to 911 “We will never forget…” These words are inscribed on the side of the fountain in the center of First Responders’ Park in Hilliard, Ohio. That phrase is the theme of First Responders’ Park, which provides a place for everyone to remember and connect with the tragedy of the 911 terrorist attack. It honors the vic- rushed to help, and the rest of us. The park brings together a unique mix of sculptures, fountains, and actual ground zero steel to commemorate the tragic events that occurred in New York City, Washington DC, and Pennsylvania. |
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Mwandiko Traders: Authentic African Art Born in Tanzania and raised in African heritage, Agnes Mwandiko truly embodies her culture. She studied Diplomacy in Tanzania and then became a citizen of the United States to continue her education. At Cleveland State, Agnes received her degree in International Relations. Once graduated, she sought to spread her native knowledge and art. On February 2, 2011 she opened the “Mwandiko Traders” Gallery for all of Columbus to experience. READ MORE> |
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Inspirational Stories Abound at Motorcycle Hall of Fame: Grit and Perseverance Prove to be a Common Thread The Honda exhibit - "30-Year Ride: Honda's Ohio-Made Motorcycles" - tells the fascinating story of Honda's motorcycle plant in Marysville, Ohio. The story starts in 1979. Over the next 30 years, hundreds of Ohio residents who became Honda associates at the motorcycle plant built 2,334,403 products, including the flagship touring bike of one of the world's largest motorcycle makers: the Gold Wing. READ MORE> |
