There are tons of stuff to do on this second week of spring. Here are our weekend best bets!
Family-Friendly Activities
Families can capture moments with the Easter Bunny at Polaris Fashion Place and The Mall at Tuttle Crossing, providing festive photo opportunities for children and parents alike.
Dinosaur enthusiasts can explore Jurassic Quest at the Ohio Expo Center’s Bricker Building, featuring life-size prehistoric creatures and interactive exhibits.
Cultural and Educational Events
The African American Heritage Festival at The Ohio State University offers a celebration of African cultures through music, dance, and art, providing an enriching experience for attendees.
The Columbus Metropolitan Main Library is hosting artifacts from Cleveland’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, including a drum set from Kiss’ Farewell Tour and historical photos by Rolling Stone’s first chief photographer, Baron Wolman. The exhibit is free and open to the public through May 22.
Sports Events
Hockey fans can support the Columbus Blue Jackets as they face the Vancouver Canucks during Kids Takeover Night at Nationwide Arena.
Concerts and Performances
The Deftones will perform at Nationwide Arena on March 29 as part of their North American Tour 2025, offering fans an evening of alternative metal music.
Maddox Baston is set to take the stage at The Bluestone on March 28, with doors opening at 6:30 PM.
Additionally, “THE WALL – live in Concert 2025” will be presented at the Columbus Athenaeum on March 29, providing audiences with a rendition of the iconic rock opera.
Film and Discussions
The Wexner Center for the Arts is hosting a screening of the indie film “Eephus,” followed by a Q&A session with the director, offering insights into the filmmaking process.
Additional Events
Baseball enthusiasts can enjoy a screening of “Major League” accompanied by a beer tasting event at Studio 35, combining cinematic entertainment with local brews.
For those interested in nature, various hikes and outdoor activities are scheduled at different Metro Parks throughout the region, providing opportunities to explore Central Ohio’s natural beauty.
Residents and visitors are encouraged to participate in these events to experience the vibrant culture and community spirit of Columbus and Central Ohio.