SIDNotes

CrimePrevention Event
CapitalCrossroads Special ImprovementDistrict and the Columbus Police Department invite downtown employeesandresidents to a state-of-the-art crime prevention reception on Friday, September 9 at 20 E. Broad St.from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.The reception is no cost and open to the public. Participants willreceivevouchers for a no-cost lunch at Cafe Napolitana. Attendees will learnhow toobtain a secure record of valuables with Leadsonline, an inventorytrackingsystem, and are encouraged to bring GPS units, laptops, iPods and bikestoregister the items in the inventory program. This will allow for easytrackingshould the item ever be stolen. Attendees will also meet with policeofficerswho patrol the area and Capital Crossroads Safety ambassadors todiscussproactive approaches to prevent crimes and victimization.Statistically,Downtown Columbus is one of the safest areas in the city, with carbreak-insthe most common crime and one that can often be prevented. http://www.downtowncolumbus.com/about/capital-crossroads-sid

SummerPearl Market
Thereis still time to hit peak growingseason at Pearl Market, so you want to make sure to stop by on bothTuesdaysand Fridays to check out the wide array of produce and vendors eachday. Fillyour shopping bag with carrots, apples, melons, fresh herbs, potatoes,tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, beans, jam, honey, eggs, chicken, sausage,coffee,bread, baked goods, hand-made soaps and lotions, and much more. Afteryourgrocery list is complete, don't forget to stop by the other manymerchants topick yourself up something special, including dresses, sweaters,jewelry,candles, pottery, caffeinated products, flowers and some lunch.

If you have agreat business idea, consider joining the Market as a vendor; it's a great way to give your idea a try.Vendor applicationsare still being accepted. For more information or to download a vendorapplication, visit http://www.downtowncolumbus.com/pearlmarket.

ColumbusCommons Good Time
Somesummer programming at ColumbusCommons will continue into the fall. You can still enjoy the fitnessclasses,such as Fit Club Bootcamp on Monday at 5:30 p.m., Fit Club KickboxingonWednesday at 5:30 p.m. and Fit Club Yoga on Saturday at 9 a.m. Lunch ontheLawn can still be found on Wednesday from 11 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. http://www.columbuscommons.org

Newsand Notes

VolunteerRequestfor Independents' Day
Independents'Day is a simultaneous effort by active and creative people of Columbustodisplay their talents and abilities, celebrating independent art,music,business and non-profits. The event needs volunteers; if you areinterestedcontact http://www.thisisindependent.com/?page_id=27

2 by 2012BicycleChampion
The 2 by2012 Bicycle Champions are offering bicycle safety education session,which canbe scheduled at a location of your choice or by webinar. Fall dates arefillingquickly, so contact Bryan at bryan@considerbiking.orgto schedule a safety session. In addition, Consider Biking offers theSBBicycleCard, which gives instant discounts at over 350 Central Ohio retailersandrestaurants. Finally, consider tracking your rides at RideNet, thecutting-edgehome of the bicycle users group, where you can log rides, plan rides,joinevents and win cool contests and incentives http://ridenet.net/cb.http://www.2by2012.com/

New Zumba Class
A new Zumba class is now being offered at the YWCA on Monday eveningsat 5 p.m.The drop-in cost to attend is just 6.00. http://www.zumba.com/profiles/224190/

DowntownYard(less) Sale
TheDowntown Residents' Association of Columbus (DRAC), in conjunction withtheIndependents' Day Festival, is excited to announce the annual DowntownYard(less) Sale. Get rid of items you no longer need and have some funin theprocess. Reserve a table, sell your goods and make a little money. Toreserveyour spot, email dracolumbus@gmail.com.The cost is 25.00 per table. The sale will be held on Saturday,September 17from noon - 5 p.m. in Lynn Alley.

Jeni'sSplendidIce Creams Scholarship
JeniBritton Bauer, Founder of Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams, has announced theestablishment of a five-year scholarship to help enable areaentrepreneurs toparticipate in the Leadership Columbus program. The scholarship willpay 50% ofthe tuition for an entrepreneur or other worthy candidate toparticipate in theprogram. The scholarship will begin with the Class of 2013. For moreinformation on Leadership Columbus, please contact Max Moore at614.225.6948 orvisit http://www.leadershipcolumbus.org.

MORPCAnnouncesNew Program
TheMid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission announces a unique program thatcan savemillions of dollars for Ohio businesses while resulting in substantialreductions in greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption and wastesent tolandfills. A new federally supported program, ME3(Materials+Energy+Environment+Economoics), offers energy and 'lean andclean'facility audits, along with participation in a network of companiesthatconvert waste materials into profitable feedstocks. Ohio-basedmanufacturingcompanies can receive professional assistance to reduce their operatingcosts,improve their productivity and lower their environmental footprint. Foralimited time, companies entering into ME3 will receive one-yearmembership inthe Ohio By-Product Synergy Network, along with a complete suite of E3assessments and services for a significantly reduced fee. Participantsalsoreceive a complimentary one-year membership in the U.S. BusinessCouncil forSustainable Development. To learnmore about ME3, contact Megan Moses, Ohio BPS Network Director at614.668.1926or Brandi Whetstone, MORPC, at 614.233.4174. http://www.morpc.org

CAPAAnnounces2011-12 Season
CAPAhas announced their new season, full of amazing concerts, theatre,dance andchildren's events. Plan now by checking out this season's schedule: http://www.capa.com/presentations/current-season-presentations

MORPCOffersForeclosure Prevention Counseling
Thoseat risk of mortgage default may speak with a housing counselor byscheduling anappointment or dropping by the MORPC offices at 111 Liberty St. anyWednesdayfrom 10 a.m. to noon at the MORPC offices at 111 Liberty Street.Scheduledappointments are encouraged but walk-ins are welcomed. Grant funds areavailableto assist with mortgage payments for homeowners in Franklin Countylivingoutside the Columbus city limits. For details or to schedule anappointment,call 614.233.4177 or email homeownership@morpc.org.

Call forArtists:Columbus Time Machine
TheBrickStreet Art Association in conjunction with the Greater ColumbusArtsCouncil and the Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District haveannounceda request for artist proposals for Columbus Time Machine, ahistoricallyinspired, site-specific window display in a downtown Columbusstorefront. Usinga budget of 3,000.00 for materials and stipend, the proposal should becreative, playful and envisioning a captivating display to passers-by.ColumbusTime Machine will be on display from December 31, 2011-March 31, 2011,offeringentertainment and education, light and color, and art in the heart ofour city.All entries are due by October 3, 2011 at 5 p.m. If you would like moreinformation, please contact information@downtowncolumbus.comand the official Call for Entries can be emailed to you. click http://www.downtowncolumbus.com/publications/2011%20call%20cbustimemachine.pdffor the official Call for Entries.

Call forEntries
TheOSU Urban Arts Space is requesting preliminary project proposals fromindividuals and groups for its Summer 2012-Summer 2013 exhibition year.Themulti-purpose venue is viable for a range of ideas, including but notlimitedto exhibitions, collections, installations, residencies andperformances.Affiliation with The Ohio State University is not a requirement toapply. Call614.292.8861 or email uas@osu.eduwithquestions. Submissions should be postmarked by September 28, 2011. http://www.uas.osu.edu

SpecialEvents

Exhibition: By the Way
Through September 24
Reception: August 28, 1-3 p.m.
Cultural Arts Center
The Cultural Arts Center will present "By the Way," an exhibition ofpaintings by artist Bonnie Weir. Gallery hours are Monday, 1-4 p.m. and7-10p.m.; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and 7-10 p.m.;Fridayand Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; closed Sunday. http://www.CulturalArtsCenterOnline.org

Exhibit: Spirit of anAppalachian Region: Contemporary Artists Reflect on Southeast, Ohio
Through September 30
OSU Urban Arts Space
The unique spirit of southeastern Ohio, as shaped by its geography,history andpeople, will emanate from this exhibition, juried and brought to theOSU UrbanArts Space by Majestic Galleries. With an open call for entries fromartists ofsoutheastern Ohio, this exhibition will bring to Columbus works from aregionthat is rich with character and artistry. http://www.uas.osu.edu

City Center GalleryPresents Darby Creek: A Glimpse of the Past
Now through October 5
OSU Urban Arts Space
Artist Mark Romesser's series of vibrant photographs that help theviewer trulyfeel the beauty and character of Darby Creek. Utilizing a selectivefocus,Romesser directs the viewer's attention to a level of extreme detail,provokingonlookers to think through different perspectives of the natural world.Presented by City Center Gallery. No cost and open to all. http://www.uas.osu.edu

Hungry Planet: LocalFood, Global View
Through November 6
Franklin Park Conservatory
This exhibit allows guests to explore local and global food culturethrough artand horticulture displays, children's interactive and a full menu ofprogramsfor all ages. See what families eat around the world; share aphotograph ofyour family with a week's worth of groceries and be part of theexhibition;reflect on American diets through a three-dimensional juried art show;wanderthrough an outdoor fantasy garden of blown glass pumpkins, gourds,fruits andvegetables, leading to the Conservatory Hot Shop; and tour theexpansive ediblegarden displays at the Scotts Miracle-Gro Community Garden Campus. http://fpconservatory.org/hungryplanet.htm

MORPC Home BuyingEducation Sessions
September 7, 14 and 21, 5:30-8:30 p.m.
111 Liberty St.
Prospective homebuyers will learn about budgets, mortgages, credit andhomeinspections. The certificate received after attending all three classescan beused to help qualify for area down payment assistance programs. Fordetails orto register, call 614.233.4176 or email homeownership@morpc.org.

Shepherd Productionpresents Titus Andronicus
September 8-10, 8 p.m.; September 11, 2 p.m.; September15-17, 8 p.m.
MadLab Theatre & Gallery
Andy Batt, Managing Director of MadLab Theatre & Gallery, hasformed a newproduction company dedicated to presenting seldom-produced orunheraldedclassics. TITUS ANDRONICUS by William Shakespeare is the inauguralproduction. http://www.madlab.net

PBJ & Jazz at theTopiary Park
September 10, noon
480 E. Town St.
This series wraps up with saxophonist Bryan Olsheski & Friends.Thisno-cost outdoor concert is designed to introduce young people to livemusic. Stopby for story time at 11 a.m. at the Main Library and stay for ahands-on artactivity from 1-2 p.m. http://www.jazzartsgroup.org

Food Truck Sundays atFranklin Park Conservatory
September 11 and October 9, 1-4 p.m.
Try out some of Columbus's best food trucks using and vending localproduce aspart of their menus, including Veggielicious, The Cheesy Truck, theLocal MunchBox, Earth's Crust Pizza and the Krazy Monkey Juice Bar. http://www.fpconservatory.org

9/11 Memorial Ceremonyand Walk
September 11, 9 a.m. (walk), 10 a.m.-noon (ceremony)
Huntington Park
This walk benefits Heroes Helping Humanity, a non-profit organizationfoundedby Jason Thomas, who is known for his heroic deeds on September 11,2001, whichled to the rescue of the last two survivors pulled from the World TradeCenter.Memorial Ceremony is no cost with walk registration; a minimum donationof10.00 is suggested to attend the memorial ceremony. For moreinformation,contact Jason Thomas at 614.530.2577 or jason.thomas@heroeshelpinghumanity.org.http://www.heroeshelpinghumanity.org

The Pointless Pursuit
September 11, noon-5 p.m.
Along Columbus' High Five Districts
You won't want to miss the chance to enjoy this one-day AmazingRace-like eventwhere teams of two solve clues to find bizarre challenges. Go to http://www.pointlesspursuit.comto register your team.

CFO of the Year AwardsLuncheon
September 13, noon - 1:30 p.m.
Hyatt Regency, Regency Ballroom
Columbus Business First will honor financial professionals in CentralOhio foroutstanding performance in their roles as financial stewards atprofit-makingand non-profit companies. Awards will be given for Corporate CFO,Non-profitCFO, Government Agency CFO and Transaction of the Year. The keynotespeakerwill be C. Robert Kidder, Chairman, Chrysler Group LLC. http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/event/35801

Fresh A.I.R. GalleryExhibit: Medicine Man by Calen Pick
September 14-November 18
Opening Reception: September 14, 5:30-7 p.m.
Calen Pick of Bozeman, Montana creates artwork primarily in oilpaintings andexplains his art is an integral part of his recovery fromschizoaffectivedisorder. Calen's mother, Jessie Close, who has experienced the effectsofbipolar disorder, has teamed up with her sister and Calen's aunt,Oscar-nominated actress Glenn Close, to bust the stigma and educate thecommunity about mental illness through their national anti-stigmacampaigncalled BringChange2Mind. http://www.bringchange2mind.orghttp://www.southeastinc.com/freshair

Cultural Arts Center'sConversation & Coffee
September 15, noon
Cultural Arts Center, 3 rd Floor
This event features Sarah Washburn, Painter. http://www.CulturalArtsCenterOnline.org

Marotta Hour: FarewellPerformance
September 15, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
OSU Urban Arts Space
The Marotta Hour Series concludes its three-year run with a soloperformance byColumbus percussionist Ben Bennett. Marotta Hour is an electro-acousticmusicseries featuring unexpected sounds from free jazz to electronic tofree-formimprovisation. This event is no cost and open to all; donations areaccepted. http://www.uas.osu.edu

OSU Releases Rare 16mmFilms in Public Screening
September 15, noon-1 p.m.
OSU Urban Arts Space
The Ohio State University will host a public screening of both rare andfamiliar short films from its cinematic vault in the Film StudiesProgram.Guest host Matt Swift, advisor of the Film Studies Program andcaretaker of theuniversity's film collection, will screen four 16mm short films on aprojector:Canadian animated short Hen Hop(1942) by Norman McLaren; Les Mistons(1957) from French master Francois Truffaut; silent Polish classic The Cameraman's Revenge (1912) byWladyslaw Starewicz; and the American avant-garde InstitutionalQuality (1969) by Owen Land. These short films willbe available in their original format to the Columbus community for thefirsttime in 30 years; only a handful of copies of these films have beenmaintainedin 16mm. http://www.uas.osu.edu

PARK(ing) Day StudentArt Competition
September 16, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Gay St. between Connell Ave. and 9th St.
Stop by to check out what CCAD and other area students do with theopportunityto transform parking spaces into community art. http://www.columbusparkingday.com

Independents' Day
September 17, noon-midnight
Gay Street and Pearl Alley
Independents' Day celebrates independent art, music andentrepreneurship in theheart of Columbus. http://thisisindependent.com/

12th Annual City HopTour
September 17, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Neighborhood Launch Design Center, 45 N. 4th St.
The 12th Annual City Hop Tour, a self-guided walking tour featuring themostexciting developments, private residences and, new this year,significantarchitectural treasures and their stories along the Gay St. tour route.Featured tour stops include: Neighborhood Launch (Gay & 4thStreets); TheAbigail (369 E. Gay St.); The Exchange (110 N. 3rd St.); 15 E. Gay St.;and theCOTA Headquarters (33 N. High St.). In addition, tour guides will tellstories,secrets and historic gossip of the Gay St. neighborhood through thelens of sixadditional significant architectural treasures never before included onthetour. Tour-goers can also participate in an Urban Safari ArchitecturalScavengerHunt for prizes. Tickets for the City Hop walking tour are 12.00 formembers,15.00 for non-members in advance and 18.00 on the day of the event andareavailable at the Columbus Landmarks Foundation website at http://www.columbuslandmarks.org.The tour coincides with Independents' Day on Gay St. and Pearl Alley, acelebration of independent art, music and entrepreneurship.

Live Fire Sundays atFranklin Park Conservatory
September 18, October 2, 16 and 23, 1-4 p.m.
Scotts Miracle-Gro Community Garden Campus
The Live Fire Cooking Theatre is heating up to educate and entertain.Stop byfor wood-fired pizza, paella, grilled Yakatori-style chicken skewersand otherchef specialties. A small fee will get you a large sample. http://www.fpconservatory.org

September DRAC Meeting
September 18, 6:30-8 p.m.
MoJo Lounge, 149 S. High St.
Mark your calendar for the Downtown Residents' Association meeting,where youwill hear some brief announcements and highlights on key projectsimpactingdowntown. Appetizers and beverages will be provided. Feel free to bringyourfriends from work or the burbs.

Kelton House 10thAnniversary of its Underground Railroad Learning Station
September 18, 2 p.m.
The Kelton House will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its UndergroundRailroad Learning Station and the introduction of their audio tour atthisevent. Reservations are recommended; contact Georgeanne Reuter at614.464.2022.http://www.keltonhouse.com

Kelton House MuseumVolunteer Open House
September 20, 6:30 p.m.
Kelton House Museum
The Kelton House, a Victorian-era museum restored, maintained andmanaged bythe Junior League of Columbus, is holding an Open House to acquaintmembers ofthe community about volunteer opportunities at the Museum. The Museumpreservesits facility and educates the community about 19th century life throughtheeyes of the Kelton family through tours, lectures, educational programsandexperiential activities. Volunteer opportunities include: working inthe MuseumShop, being a Hostess during Open House tours, volunteering ateducationalevents, working in the garden and assisting with the UndergroundRailroadLearning Station programs. Current volunteers will share informationandexperiences. Stay for a wine and cheese reception at 8 p.m. http://www.keltonhouse.com

Idea Lab
September 20-October 8
OSU Urban Arts Space
This exhibition showcases the ingenuity of this year?sIdea Lab recipients who created programs thatdiversely impacted the Columbus community. From putting art in unusualplacesto a walk that raised over 7,000.00 for eating disorder awareness, IdeaLabprojects epitomize the mission and vision of the OSU Urban Arts Space.No costand open to all. http://www.uas.osu.edu

2 by 2012 BicycleChampions Meeting
September 21, 5:30 p.m.
Consider Biking, 4041 N. High St., Suite 201
Stop by for the first quarterly meeting of Bicycle Champions. http://www.2by2012.com/

Slice of Columbus
September 21; 5-9 p.m.
Huntington Park
Come to Huntington Park to sample delicious pizza from 20 area pizzashops andvote for your favorite. Families can enjoy an expanded children's arearightout on the field with crafts, games and entertainment. People's Choicevotingwill take place between 5-8 p.m. and the winners will be announced at8:30 p.m.http://www.NationwideChildrens.org/SliceofColumbus

CBF Interview
September 21, 8:30-10:30 a.m.
Columbus State Conference Center
This live panel discussion, featuring Craig Krenzel, Ryan Miller andJeffLogan, will discuss the topic: From Football to Corner Office, theseformer OSUfootball players transfer their skills to become established CentralOhiobusiness leaders. The cost is 25.00 for non-subscribers and no cost forsubscribers. http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/event/52461

Cultural Arts Center'sConversation & Coffee
September 22, noon
Cultural Arts Center, 3 rd Floor
This event features Bonnie Weir, Painter. http://www.CulturalArtsCenterOnline.org

Columbus Food &Wine Affair Grand Tasting
September 23, 6-10 p.m.
Franklin Park Conservatory
The Columbus Food and Wine Affair Grand Tasting underscores that theoptimum infine food and wine that can be found right here in Columbus. Ticketsare 125.00and can be purchased at http://www.foodandwineaffair.com.

CityMusic Welcomes TheCreole Choir of Cuba
September 27, 8 p.m.
The Lincoln Theatre
CityMusic welcomes Grammy-nominated performers, The Creole Choir ofCuba, asthe first show of the 2011-12 World Music Series. The Creole Choir ofCuba is aCaribbean musical group inspired by their unique cultural background,fusingtraditional and modern musical techniques.http://www.CityMusicColumbus.org

RestaurantReminders

Big Bite
79S. Fourth St.
Be sure to try out the new Big Bite, which offers a wide range ofbreakfast andlunch options, including build-your-own omelets, specialty burgers,chickensandwiches, subs, salads and more. Big Bite is now open Monday-Friday,6 a.m.-4p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

ElementPizza
250N. 3rd St.
Element Pizza opened recently, offering hand-stretched pizza withhouse-madedough, made with the best possible ingredients (local when possible).If you'renot in the mood for pizza, try a Panini made with ciabatta bread bakedfreshdaily. http://www.elementpizzabar.com

RetailNotes

AcceleratedPhysical Therapy
118N. High St.
614.220.0181
Accelerated Physical Therapy has opened a new location downtown,offering awide range of programs and specialized services to help patientsrestore andmaintain their physical strength, performance skills and levels offunction.Whether you have experienced a sports or work-related injury, haveundergonesurgery or are recovering from an illness, they have a program thatwill suityour rehabilitation needs. http://www.acceleratedrehab.com

Arts Calendar

September8; This Love with This Condition, Jonas Sees in Color; The Basement; http://thisloveband.tumblr.com/

September9; Chevelle; Lifestyles Community Pavilion; http://www.promowestlive.com

September10; Amateur MMA Festival; Lifestyles Community Pavilion; http://www.promowestlive.com

September10; Columbus Discovery Tours; Leaves from the Columbus HistoricalSociety; http://www.columbushistory.org

September10; Columbus GospelFest; Genoa Park; 614.205.7437

September10; Freedom Walk/Run; McPherson Park; http://www.operationhomefront.net/ohio/highlights

September10; PBJ & Jazz Summer Series: Bryan Olsheski & Friends;Topiary Park; http://www.jazzartsgroup.org

September11; Columbus Toy Show; Veterans Memorial; http://www.fcvm.com

September11-October 30; Exhibit: Creative Force 2010; http://www.ohiocraft.org

September11-October 30; Exhibit: The Art of the Marble; Ohio Craft Museum; http://www.ohiocraft.org

September11; Family Adventures; Columbus Museum of Art; http://www.columbusmuseum.org

September11; Kevin McGuire 9/11 Memorial Concert; Columbus Museum of Art; http://www.columbusmuseum.org

September11; The Pointless Pursuit: A Quirky, Action Packed Urban Adventure!;ThroughoutColumbus; http://www.pointlesspursuit.com

September12-October 17; Adult Writing Workshops; Thurber Center; http://www.thurberhouse.org

September12-October 24; Plein Air Painting Classes; Bicentennial Park; http://www.culturalartsonline.org

September12; Thurber House Evenings with Authors: Vanessa Diffenbaugh, TheLanguage ofFlowers; Columbus Museum of Art; http://www.thurberhouse.org

September13; Mayhem & Mystery Dinner Theatre: Costume Carousing; TheSpaghettiWarehouse; http://www.mayhemmystery.com

September13; Dropkick Murphys Shamrock 'N Roll; Lifestyles Community Pavilion; http://www.promowestlive.com

September13-November 1; Mayhem & Mystery Dinner Theatre: CostumeCarousing; TheSpaghetti Warehouse; http://www.myhemmystery.com

September14; The Blitz Presents The Rock Allegiance Tour feat, Buckcherry, PapaRoach,Puddle of Mudd, P.O.D., Red, Crossfade, Drive A; Lifestyles CommunityPavilion;http://www.promowestlive.com

September14; Red Carnation Day at the Ohio Statehouse; Ohio Statehouse; http://www.ohiostatehouse.org

September15-October 1; Available Light Theatre: Falsettos; Studio One Theatre,RiffeCenter; http://www.avltheatre.com

September15-October 2; Columbus Children's Theatre: Pinkalicious; Park StreetTheatre; http://www.colschildrenstheatre.org

September15-October 21; Exhibit: Creative Arts of Women: Strands; ColumbusMetropolitanLibrary; http://www.events.columbuslibrary.org

September15; Hispanic Heritage Tour; Columbus Museum of Art; http://www.columbusmuseum.org

September15; Up Close: Short Film Forum; OSU Urban Arts Space; http://www.uas.osu.edu

September16-17; Art, Design & Antiques; Columbus Museum of Art; http://www.columbusmuseum.org

September16-18; Carpe Diem String Quartet: Seize the Music: Zen, Music, and theArt ofTea; Harrison Park Community Center; http://www.cdsq.org

September16; WaterFire; Downtown riverfront around Genoa Park; http://www.waterfirecolumbus.com

September17; City Hop; Throughout downtown; http://www.columbuslandmarks.org

September17; Independents' Day; Gay and Pearl streets; http://www.thisisindependent.com

September17; India Festival; Veterans Memorial; http://www.indiafestival.org

September17; One Work One Hour; Columbus Museum of Art; http://www.columbusmuseum.org

September17-18; Pinkalicious Cupcake Party; http://www.colschildrenstheatre.org

September17-18; Talk like a Pirate Weekend; Santa Maria; http://www.santamaria.org

September18; Carpe Diem String Quartet: Kids at Harrison Park; Harrison ParkCommunity Center;http://www.cdsq.org

September18; Community Open House; COSI; http://www.cosi.org

September18; Lewis Black; Palace Theatre; http://www.ticketmaster.com

September18; Model Painting Workshop; Ohio Arts Council's Riffe Gallery; http://www.riffegallery.org

September18; Small Talk; Columbus Metropolitan Library; http://www.events.columbuslibrary.org

September18; SRO (Senior Repertory of Ohio) Theatre Company: Stars &Stripes Revue;Columbus Performing Arts Center; http://www.tiktz.com/sro2011

September20-October 8; Exhibit: Idea Lab; OSU Urban Arts Space; http://www.uas.osu.edu

September20-October 8; Exhibit: Idea Lab at the OSU Urban Arts Space; OSU UrbanArtsSpace; http://www.uas.osu.edu

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