Latest Events in Columbus(June Updated)

Welcome to the Pajama Jam event at 226 Lounge And Events ! Get ready to kick back and relax in your favorite PJs while enjoying a night of fun and entertainment. Don't forget to bring your comfiest pajamas and get ready to dance the night away. Grab your friends and come join us for a night you won't forget! Information Source: GTA Events | eventbrite

Welcome to the Jazz Academy on Tour from the Columbus Jazz Arts Group! Join us at the Columbus Metropolitan Library: Gahanna Branch for an unforgettable in-person event filled with smooth tunes and soulful melodies. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of jazz with talented musicians and passionate performers. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to experience the magic of live jazz music up close and personal. Mark your calendars and come jazz it up with us! Information Source: Janis Blades | eventbrite

Join Bikes for All People for a special Coffee House Fundraiser on Sunday, April 27th at The Den at Parson's North Brewing Company. Enjoy live music, delicious coffee, and the warm company of fellow community members as we raise funds to support Bikes for All People's mission of making cycling accessible to everyone on the South Side of Columbus. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or simply appreciate a good cup of coffee, we invite you to come out and support this worthy cause. Information Source: Bikes for All People | eventbrite

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Welcome to **Brunch With Friends**! Join us for a fun and delicious gathering at **Noir Lounge** on **Sunday, April 27, 2025** at **1:00 PM**. It's the perfect opportunity to catch up with old friends and make new ones over some tasty brunch dishes. Come hungry and ready to relax in a cozy atmosphere with good company. Don't miss out on this chance to enjoy a leisurely Sunday afternoon with your pals. See you there! Information Source: Noir Lounge | eventbrite

hOm is a unique and immersive sound bath experience based out of Columbus, Ohio where modern sound therapy, traditional sound healing, and musical composition all come together providing a space for rest, relaxation, and healing. hOm creates a multi-practitioner sound healing environment using a wide range of acoustic and electronic instruments, atmospheric sound synthesis, and immersive performance to create a tranquil soundscape that washes over you to encourage a sense of safety, stillness, and connection. Combining ancient sound healing principles and recent studies in the benefits of sound therapy, we focus on creating an experience that meets you where you are and asks you to listen deeper than ever before. Join us every Full Moon & New Moon for our lunar sound baths that include free kava, projection visuals, multi-instrumentalist sound practitioners, experiential ritual and ceremony stations, vendors, energy work, journal prompts, and more. When April 27th | Arrive anytime between 6 & 7 pm | Sound bath will begin promptly at 7 pm and entry will no longer be permitted. We recommend arriving between 6 & 6:30 so you can make yourself at hOm Where The Sanctuary 618 Neil Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43215 https://thesanctuaryonneil.com/ Parking We recommend metered parking on Goodale St. coming from Park There is street parking along Dennison as well as nearby streets (Poplar Ave & Collins Ave) Additionally, just past The Sanctuary across Neil on Goodale there is free parking on the right hand side. PLEASE SEE THE PARKING MAP AT THE BOTTOM OF THE EVENT FOR REFERENCE What to bring Bring what you would like to lie on during the ceremony. i.e. yoga mat, pillow, padding, blanket, etc. A blanket is encouraged because of the variability of the temperature in the room. Everyone has different preferences and we want you to be comfortable. Bring a journal and pen so you can reflect on anything that is brought up during the ceremony. We will have a space where you can place objects you would like to be charged with the energy of the night. (small items like crystals, card decks, etc) *If you forget an object at the charging station - we have a lost and found. Please email hOmsoundbaths@gmail.com if you need to recover lost property from one of our events. The Nest We have a comfortable, vibey section where you can sit, meditate, and/or create and write during the sound bath. You are encouraged to bring your own art supplies if you'd like to create in the space, but there are a variety of art supplies provided. This section is limited and requires the purchase of a Nest ticket. Pricing If you cannot afford the cost of the sound bath, please contact hOm via IG for a discount code. If you hold a healing practice in Columbus, we would like to invite you to attend for a discount, Please DM hOm on IG (because healers need healing, too) *If you have questions please email hOmSoundBaths@gmail.com or DM hOm on IG @hOmSoundBaths Sensory information What is a sound bath? Information for those sensitive or potentially allergic to sensory tools involved in the ceremony: The ceremony will involve the burning of herbal smudge sticks, palo santo, and incense. A variety of colors will be used for the lighting as well as projectors. We have eye masks available to help block out any additional or distracting lighting during the ceremony. This being a sound bath - there will be a wide range of aural stimuli. If any of this information changes, it will be mentioned at the start of the sound bath. ACCESSIBILITY & AGE The Sanctuary is an older building. There is an access ramp in the rear of the building. We love creating a space for community, but our Full Moon Sound Baths are for ages 10+ Any other questions - please message hOm via IG or email hOmSoundBaths@gmail.com *Refunds must be requested the day prior to the event via Eventbrite Information Source: hOm Sound & Meditation | eventbrite

Welcome to the 2025 Short North Arts District Gala! We invite you to celebrate and support the creative backbone of Central Ohio at this annual program. Gather with local leaders and visionaries to honor the countless artistic, business, and social achievements made in our community over the past year.  Information Source: Short North Alliance | eventbrite

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Get it off ur chest volume 1 spring into expression pop up Event Details: Date: 4/27/2025 Location: 83Gallery l1551 Bryden Rd Description: “Get It Off Ur Chest” is a bi-monthly/monthly curated pop-up experience that celebrates raw authenticity, creative expression, and community. Brought to life by a rotating collective of DJs, artists, and creatives, each volume brings a unique vibe while staying true to its core: a space where music, fashion, art, and individuality collide. This event is more than a gathering — it’s a platform for unapologetic self-expression, where dope creatives come together to share their work, connect, and evolve. Whether you’re vibing to the music, showcasing your art, or just soaking in the energy, you’re invited to come exactly as you are. Bring you as you — everyone else is taken. Information Source: Get It Off Ur Chest Volume 1 | eventbrite

Come join us for the ultimate book experience. You will be greeted with refreshment, hear from the author, have an opportunity to participate in a group discussion, and receive a personalized signed book. Rooted, Resilient, Unstoppable: My Story of Redemption is a raw and deeply personal account of one woman's journey through adversity, resilience, and transformation. From the depths of trauma and brokenness to the heights of healing and purpose, this memoir sheds light on the power of faith, courage, and unwavering determination. Through each chapter, the author unearths painful truths, confronts generational wounds, and navigates the complexities of shame, fear, and forgiveness. With vulnerability and strength, she shares how embracing God’s grace and surrendering to the process of inner healing led her to rediscover her identity and purpose. This is not just a story of survival; it is a testimony of restoration. For anyone who has felt lost, broken, or burdened by their past, Rooted, Resilient, Unstoppable offers hope, reminding us that redemption is always possible. With lessons on resilience, faith, and self-worth, this memoir will inspire readers to face their own trials with renewed strength — knowing that even in the darkest moments, healing and transformation await. Information Source: Leslie Tillman of Successfully Single With LM LLC | eventbrite

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This is a grown and event open night poetry live from spectacular R&B and hip-hop music five dollar martinis full menu of food. Get ready to vibe out especially if you had the blues for Nina. Information Source: Bougie by design | eventbrite

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Presented by: The Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation (OSPF) In Partnership With: Black Youth & Young Adult Suicide Prevention Community of Practice (BYYASP CoP) & Life Is Better with You Here! (LIBWYH) About this summit: Faith-based communities are pillars of the Black community, offering spiritual guidance, social support, and trusted refuge. This summit recognizes the urgent need to address the rising mental health and suicide prevention challenges in this community, particularly among Black youth and young adults. By integrating faith-based approaches with evidence-informed strategies, this summit aims to: Reduce the stigma surrounding mental health within faith communities Empower faith leaders to create safe spaces and connect individuals to resources Address systematic inequities affecting mental health and suicidality This summit is a call to action for clergy, mental health professionals, educators, youth leaders, community members, and advocates to unite in fostering pathways to hope, healing, resilience, and lasting transformation. Opening & Welcome Moderator: Rhyanne McDade, Ph.D. 8:30 - 9:00 – Registration & Continental Breakfast 9:00 - 9:15 – Welcome & Opening Remarks Tony Coder, Executive Director, Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation Black Youth & Young Adult Suicide Prevention Community of Practice (BYYASP CoP) Co-Chairs: Tracee Garrett, President and CEO, Global Insight Productions Josephine Ridley, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist, OSPF Consultant Morning Meditation 9:15 - 9:45 – Quieting Minds, Awakening Hearts : An Interfaith Reflection for Renewal Experience a moment of collective reflection through meditative practices, including spoken word and artistic expression through dance. This session will ground attendees in purpose, unity, and compassion for the day ahead. Features: Micah Morgan, LPC, Suicide Prevention Specialist, Cierra Hill, Second Baptist Church, and Tristen Davis, Second Baptist Church Keynote & Morning Session 9:50 - 10:30 – Opening Address: From Awareness to Action – The Role of Faith Leaders in Suicide Prevention This dynamic keynote will explore the intersection of faith and mental health, addressing the urgent need for proactive suicide prevention. Participants will gain insight into the statistics surrounding mental health and suicide, as well as strategies to reduce stigma and cultivate safe, faith-centered environments for healing and connection. Speaker: Beverly J. Vandiver, Ph.D., Professor of Human Development and Family Science 10:30 - 10:45 – Break 11:00 - 11:45 – Restoring the Shepherd: Fortifying the Soul of Spiritual Leaders Spiritual leaders pour into others daily, but who pours into them? This session equips faith leaders and mental health advocates with practical strategies to nurture their own well-being while serving their communities. We will explore the power of emotional rest, mindfulness, setting healthy boundaries, prioritizing personal spiritual practices, seeking peer support, and maintaining self-care. By embracing these strategies, leaders can prevent burnout, cultivate resilience, and serve with renewed strength—ensuring they lead from a place of abundance rather than depletion. Speaker: Pastor Howard T. Washington, D.Min., Second Baptist Church Midday & Networking – Resource Vendors 11:45 - 12:30 – Lunch & Networking Table Fellowship and Shared Wisdom – Breaking Bread for a Stronger Community Over a shared meal, participants will engage in guided conversations and icebreaker activities designed to foster collaboration, shared experiences, and new partnerships in mental health advocacy and suicide prevention. Pathways to Partnership: A Resource & Wellness Marketplace Attendees can explore vendor tables featuring mental health organizations, local nonprofits, and service providers committed to supporting faith-based mental health initiatives. Afternoon Empowerment Sessions 12:35 - 2:50 – Equipping the Called: Faith-Based Tools for Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Participants will choose from one of four specialized training options outlined below to deepen their capacity to provide mental health support. Each training offers practical resources and spiritually informed techniques to help leaders respond to individuals in crisis. Soul Shop™: Suicide Prevention for Black Faith Communities This workshop equips clergy, lay leaders, and faith-based clinicians in the Black church to address the rising suicide rates in Black communities. Using scripture and biblical principles, this training provides faith-centered solutions to address suicide prevention and mental wellness. Trainer: Lauren Jenkins, LCPC, Co-Director, Soul Shop™ Black Churches QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) for Faith Leaders This evidence-based training provides an accessible approach to suicide prevention within faith communities, integrating values of compassion, active listening, and hope. Trainer: Chardé Hollins, Founder & Owner, Relevant Connections, LLC Let’s Talk! Stopping Black Youth & Young Adult Suicide This interactive workshop equips Black churches and communities with knowledge and tools to recognize warning signs of suicide and how to intervene effectively. Rooted in the lived experiences of Black communities, this session fosters open conversations on mental health, despair, and hope. Trainer: Josephine Ridley, Ph.D., Ohio Psychological Association, OSPF Consultant Faith-Based Mental Health: Pathways to Support Interfaith Communities This session, presented by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), explores how faith leaders can integrate mental health education, advocacy, and resources within their congregations. Participants will discuss the historical role of Black churches and interfaith communities in addressing mental health crises. Trainers: Dawn Brown, Director, NAMI National, Cross-Cultural Innovation & Engagement Pastor Cynthia McKnight, NAMI National FaithNet Manager 2:50 - 3:00 – Break Interactive Panel Discussion 3:00 - 4:00 – Voices of Experience: Best Practices in Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Leadership Across Ohio A dynamic panel of clergy, mental health advocates, and university and community leaders will share real-world strategies and solutions for reducing stigma, fostering belonging, and building sustainable mental health support systems within faith communities. Panelists: Pastor Jeffrey A. Dennis, D.Min., Mount Calvary Baptist Church (Akron, OH) Rejeana Haynes, Chief Clinical Officer, St. Vincent Family Services (Columbus, OH) Kamaria Tyehimba, Ph.D., Vice President, Talbert House (Cincinnati, OH) Sonia A. Hunt, Ph.D., Professor, Central State University (Wilberforce, OH) Keynote & Closing Session 4:00 - 4:30 – Closing Address: Moving Forward in Faith – Sustaining Hope & Healing for the Future This closing session will provide a roadmap for faith leaders to build enduring partnerships with mental health organizations. Attendees will learn how to access resources, implement ongoing training, and foster a sustained culture of mental health awareness and support in their faith communities. Speaker: Josephine Ridley, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist, OSPF Consultant Date: Tuesday, April 29, 2025 · 8:30am - 4:30pm EDT Location : Embassy Suites Columbus – Airport Registration Fee: $35 (Free for OSPF & BYYASP CoP) Event Overview & Format: Full-day summit featuring speakers, trainings, and panel discussions. CEUs will not be provided for this event. Information Source: Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation | eventbrite

Imagine a place where students are given the opportunity to grow, learn, and excel beyond the regular school hours. The Role Model Academy After Hours Club is that place. Open to all students eager to develop or enhance their educational skills, our After Hours Club provides a unique environment that fosters academic excellence and personal growth. Joining our After Hours Club means becoming part of a community dedicated to your success. With access to tailored educational programs, expert guidance, and a supportive network, you will have everything you need to achieve your goals. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity. Visit our website or call us today to learn more and secure your spot in the Role Model Academy After Hours Club. We look forward to welcoming you and being a part of your educational journey to success. Information Source: Role Model Academy | eventbrite

Night cruises will be a casual paced 10-15 mile ride. NEW BIKE RIDERS WELCOME! The ride is free, but you need to register for planning and safety purposes. A Ride with GPS route link will be emailed to everyone registered prior to the ride. There will be ride ambassadors who will make sure you don't get lost or left behind. All types of bikes are welcome! Just make sure your bike is in good working order and be sure to wear a helmet! Riders should wear comfortable clothing, bring water, apply sunscreen and bring front and rear lights, if you have them. Information Source: Yay Bikes! | eventbrite

Night cruises will be a casual paced 10-15 mile ride. NEW BIKE RIDERS WELCOME! The ride is free, but you need to register for planning and safety purposes. A Ride with GPS route link will be emailed to everyone registered prior to the ride. There will be ride ambassadors who will make sure you don't get lost or left behind. All types of bikes are welcome! Just make sure your bike is in good working order and be sure to wear a helmet! Riders should wear comfortable clothing, bring water, apply sunscreen and bring front and rear lights, if you have them. Information Source: Yay Bikes! | eventbrite

Welcome to the ALT-GOTH History Show! Come join us at 1551 Bryden Rd for a night of immersive and fascinating exploration into the world of alternative, goth, and kink culture. From its roots to its modern influence, this event will take you on a journey through the evolution of the alt, goth, and kink scene. Discover designers, belly dancers, burlesque performers, and art that emerges from this local subculture. This show is sure to entertain and educate. This is a show centering BIPOC creators and artist who are nothing less than spectacular. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience! Information Source: eventbrite

The Public Utilities and Sustainability Committee will be meeting on Wednesday, April 30 at 3:30 P.M. in City Council Chambers (90 W. Broad St.) to discuss potential code changes related to sustainability efforts. All Public Utilities and Sustainability Committee hearings are open to the public. If you are interested in providing testimony, please email Chelsea at CLGolterman@columbus.gov by Monday April 28. Note: All members of the public must have a form of ID to enter City Hall. Street parking can be found through the ParkColumbus App. Information Source: Councilmember Christopher L. Wyche | eventbrite

Let's celebrate wine wednesday together and taste 10 amazing wines perfect to enjoy tjhis seaon! All tastes will be available to purchase too so you can bring the best wine home to enjoy! Wednesday, April 30th 6:30-8:30pm Start anytime but make sure to give yourself enough time to enjoy! We typically sell out so grab your tickets today~ Must be 21+ Information Source: Wine on High | eventbrite

Don't miss the highly anticipated Tom Green Comedy Tour coming to San Francisco at Bimbo's 365 Club on April 30, 2025. The venue is located at 1025 Columbus Ave, CA, 94133. Prepare for a night of laughter and entertainment as Tom Green takes the stage to showcase his unique brand of comedy. Get ready for an unforgettable evening filled with laughter and good times. Mark your calendars and secure your tickets for this must-see event.

The Mindfulness field is continually evolving with new research and types of practices being studied. MindfulNEXT examines the latest research in the field, taking attendees through both the science and techniques, while also discussing what these new findings might mean for both researchers and mindfulness practitioners. This year, our topic is Worry. Trouble concentrating ? Forgetting whether you ate lunch? This year mindfulness researcher Dr. Julie Brefczynski-Lewis will discuss new findings about “worry” and research related to mindfulness’ effects on worry and anxiety, including the brain mechanisms of these processes. Find out how the brain has two distinct systems – one for fear of a present danger and one for assessing (and worrying about!) a potential threat. The latter, worry, sets up a "threat simulation system" that hijacks the brain’s attention and working memory systems, often to the exclusion of other needed tasks. Research has shown that these processes are all about our concept of self, which meditation practice knows a thing or two about. We’re sure to have an interesting discussion as well as guided versions of practical exercises that can center your mental stability and help free up your brain for creative approaches to life’s troubles (worry is expensive to the brain, mindfulness meditation reduces brain drain). Dr. Julie Brefczynski-Lewis will describe her own research at the University of West Virginia as well as teach exercises now being studied as the "next frontier" in Mindfulness research. TICKETS for this COSI Science Festival event will be available starting Thursday March 27 through 7PM on Thursday May 4. Tickets are free! ABOUT DR. JULIE : Dr. Julie Brefczynski-Lewis is a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Neuroscience at West Virginia University. She received her PhD in Cell Biology, Neurobiology, and Anatomy from the Medical College of Wisconsin. Brefczynski-Lewis has been practicing mindfulness for more than 20 years and researching its effects for the past decade. ABOUT LAMA KATHY: A student of buddhism since meeting Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche in 1977, Lama Kathy participated in the first 3-Year Retreat conducted by Khenpo Rinpoche in the United States. Since graduating from retreat in 1996, Lama Kathy has served as the Resident Teacher of the Columbus KTC. Information Source: Columbus Karma Thegsum Chöling | eventbrite

Welcome to the NC100BWCOC-12th Annual Trailblazer & Honors event! Join us in person at the Hilton Columbus at Easton for a night of celebration and recognition. Get ready to honor outstanding individuals who have blazed trails in their respective fields. It's a night you won't want to miss! Come together with like-minded individuals and be inspired by the achievements of our honorees. Save the date and be part of this unforgettable evening! Information Source: NC100BWCOC | eventbrite

Experience the unique sound of The Amish Outlaws live in Columbus at the RUMBA CAFE on May 1, 2025. The band, known for their energetic performances and eclectic mix of music genres, promises an unforgettable night of entertainment. Don't miss this opportunity to see The Amish Outlaws in action at 2507 Summit St, OH, 43202. Get your tickets now and immerse yourself in a one-of-a-kind musical experience.

Experience the electrifying atmosphere of San Fermin at Bimbo's 365 Club in San Francisco. This iconic event, taking place on May 1, 2025, promises a night filled with excitement and traditional Spanish flair. Located at 1025 Columbus Ave, CA, 94133, attendees can immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of the festival, featuring music, dance, and of course, the famous running of the bulls. Don't miss out on this unforgettable celebration of San Fermin in the heart of San Francisco.

The world’s premier technoventriloclowntoonist, Shitty Mozart, is ready to blow the lid off of the U.S. government’s supersecret cloning program. Making his Ohio debut in a cheap wig, the botched clone of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will use jokes, songs, cartoons, and an animatronic laser light to illuminate the darkest truths that they don’t want you to know. “Utterly batshit crazy” - Broadway Baby “Brilliantly off-the-wall” - Chortle “Not shitty” - One4Review Information Source: Matt Barnes | eventbrite

This year, we're so excited to gather women of God together as we lean into what it looks like to bloom where you've been planted. As we know; to everything there is a season, and even in the midst of becoming, there is joy that can be accessed in learning to cherish what God has for us in the present. We'll hear from a few amazing women of God such as Dr. Sarita Lyons, Pastor Lauren Murphy, Evangelist AC Dunlap, Minister Raima Forbes and Minister Jordyn Peaks. Join us as we lean into God's heart, and let's bloom together. Hope to see you there, sis. Information Source: Daily Abiding Media Co. | eventbrite

Freedom Discipleship Conference – It’s Time to Walk Bold. It’s Time to Walk Free. Join us at Spirit of Love Ministries for a powerful weekend of growth, fellowship, and transformation at the Freedom Discipleship Conference ! If burdens from your past, spiritual battles, or struggles in your mind have been holding you back, know that true freedom is possible—and it’s time to step into it. Featuring Guest Speakers: Ministers Russ & Cookie Christian Prophetess Pamela Edwards Hosted by Pastors Chris & Angie Yousey Through dynamic sessions and anointed teaching, you’ll gain the tools to: ✔ Embrace your identity in Christ ✔ Find freedom from past burdens ✔ Stand strong against spiritual battles ✔ Win the fight for your mind ✔ Walk in victory and purpose ✔ See yourself through God’s eyes It’s time to walk bold. It’s time to walk free. This conference will equip you with practical biblical truths to renew your mind, strengthen your faith, and step fully into the victorious life Christ has for you. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience real breakthrough and grow in faith alongside others on the same journey. Register now and take your first step toward lasting freedom! Information Source: Spirit of Love Ministries | eventbrite

Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl May 3rd, 2025 Location: 1039 Broadway Celebrate Cinco De Mayo with us at the ultimate bar crawl! Join us on May 3rd, 2025, at 1039 Broadway for a fiesta you won't forget. Get ready to hop from all 6 bars and enjoying festive drinks and great company. Don't miss out on this epic event - mark your calendars now! This is a rain or shine event. No refunds. Information Source: The HOOCH | eventbrite

Columbus Derby Day will be held on May 3rd at the Overlook at Astor Park Event Check-In Begins at 4:00pm Guests can expect heavy hor d'oeuvres, open bar, music and much more! Tickets are on sale now! Information Source: Five Strong Foundation | eventbrite