I attended the Petals and Prosecco iteration of Cocktails at the Conservatory and had a fantastic…read moretime! There were 5 wineries that each provided generous pours of delicious drinks. We were also lucky to spot a few sleeping butterflies in the conservatory and enjoy a 'make your own tea' craft station. The food trucks also provided a nice fast dinner and the weather was perfect to enjoy the outside flowers as well. I absolutely recommend this experience and I feel it is truly worth its price!

3.5 for me personally. While the butterfly exhibit and the conservatory was nice, it isn't very…read morebig. Plus a chunk of it is under construction. For $25 it was a pass for me considering the majority of the rest of Franklin Park is open to the public and free. There were lots of flowers and community gardens in the regular park. I think it is a good location for families with kids. Or if you are local and get a year pass.

This was a great venue to host our wedding rehearsal and dinner! Atmosphere was perfect for this…read morefun, yet intimate occasion. Special shout out to Reagan and staff for their help and support! If you're looking for a rental space in the Bridge Park area, this is The Place!

Brick House Blue HQ venue was amazing. Mike and his team were super helpful with our setup and…read morecommunications was excellent. The space is beautiful, interactive and our guest had an great time at our daughters baby shower. Thank you very much Mike!

Excellent hit yoga, yoga studio! I would recommend to anyone in town or here on business or…read morepleasure. Stacey, the other instructors are wonderful. "I am enough"

Very clean studio Offers an amazing new student deal…read morefriendly and knowledgeable staff Moving meditation at its finest!

Popping in to leave a review for this absolutely beautiful venue. This summer I was tasked to…read moreorganize and host my sister's baby shower in June. I had known a little about this spot before but I had only seen pictures on Instagram. I reached out and connected with the owner Melissa. We organized a walk through and after seeing the space in person, we all agreed it was perfect. For starters, there's plenty of free street parking nearby. We had about thirty guests and no one had a problem finding a space. Even if we did, they have arrangements with nearby businesses to offer even more free spots. Secondly, they have two entrances but the gates from the courtyard are definitely my favorite way to enter. The courtyard is stunning! There's tons of seating, a shaded area, and it's decorated very tastefully. Once you walk in you're greeted with an art deco vibe. The kitchen area includes a marble countertop, a giant sink, fridge, and coffee maker. The seating on the first floor is plentiful and varies. Our guests really love the tall booth seating. There are also two restrooms and a small quarters area around the corner for prepping and storage and whatnot. Lastly, they do offer coworking spaces upstairs and they are fabulous! I would highly recommend this space for any sort of event. Whether it be a shower, wedding, or whatever your heart desires, you'll be happy with the easy process and your guests will love the unique Gatsby-like vibes.

I had a chance to go to an event at this place and I had such a great experience that I wanted to…read morebook it for my own event. Well I contacted them via email & by phone and I have yet to receive a response. It's been a month or longer and still no response. I'm really disappointed in this because I really wanted to book this venue.

What a great house and interesting tour. The tour guide had been there for almost 25 years and knew…read moreeverything there was to know about anything we asked. She even was giving us recent insights about some of the people who had been at the property they'd gotten from descendants. A great hour spent in Columbus. I hope to visit again. It sounds like they have special events throughout the year that honor birthdays and anniversaries and give you a little different flavor than the primary tour.

We stopped in during an open house and really enjoyed our visit! The staff was very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable and knew how to customize their information to their visitors. The house itself is in good condition and it was really neat to learn more about the family, who lived in the house for over 120 years, particularly the final Kelton to reside here, who had connections to the White House. The Kelton belongings make up the majority of what's on display, and the staff knows exactly which items were not part of the collection. It was neat to see the demonstrations on some of the antique items like music devices and clocks. This was a stop on the underground railroad, and there is a display and information available in the lower level. The back garden is lovely, and they had the carriage house all decked out for the holidays. Very neat!

Well, the party went off well, and this place is one of the reasons…read more It was perfect for our size of party, and the staff were very helpful. We had a leak that night (it poured rain,) and they were there before the party started with a contractor to fix things. We used the heck out of the kitchen, and the tables and chairs worked well for our group. Our guests enjoyed the layout of the place, and things went off without a hitch. Well, one hitch- we got married at the party... We ended up using the porch since it was the only place big enough to hold everybody, and since the rain had stopped it was perfect.

From the owner: Thurber Center can host parties, meetings, receptions, retreats, classes, workshops, training…read moresessions, & more. Ample free parking. Free Wi-Fi. A full kitchen & A/V equipment are available, plus lawn & garden space. Capacity & rates: thurberhouse.org/rent-thurber-center

I wish I could write more about this building but because it's private you can only see the…read moreexterior. However I think it's still worth a stop if you're in the area. It's an absolutely beautiful house with charm, elegance and beautiful design. I can tell you that what you can see from the street is absolute craftsmanship.

I've walked by this mansion several times a week for years and I had no idea this piece of history…read morewas on Yelp. Would ya look at that?! Being that I live so closed, I've looked into its background and it's pretty cool. It's history is long and rather weird, starting way back in 1895 when circus owner Peter Sells asked a well known Columbus architect to build a home for his wife. This architect was Frank Packard and he designed the one-of-a-kind home with gothic, tudor, chateauesque styles mixed with his own personal flare, even adding circus-like touches throughout. Fun fact - This same architect build the Ohio Governor's Mansion, the Jeffrey Mansion, and at least one other in the city. The Sells mansion was on the market for quite some and it started to go a little down hill. However, it was finally purchased in 2020 and I've noticed the new owners are doing what they can to renovate and bring it back to life.