I may just be dumb, but I paid 140 for just a room to take photos in not realizing I only paid for…read morea room and was supposed to pay separately for a photographer! Please put on the website that your clients are ONLY booking the studio! Like I said I could js be dumb that was my first time booking a photo shoot but my photos still turned out great on my phone

From the owner: Studio 55 is a full-service photo, video, and content creation rental space in downtown Columbus,…read moreOhio offering hourly and daily rentals with equipment included. We have pro lighting, backdrops, pre designed set, and props. Just show up with your camera and your crew and get ready to make some magic!

What a beautiful place. So many small businesses with just absolutely great people. I want to say…read moreGod has given His Spirit to this building. I love everyone here. In Jesus name, amen. God bless everyone here and reading this.

I discovered 700 Bryden Community thanks to the Olde Towne East Art Walk. After some conversations…read morewith the local artists I found out the building has been reimagined and is a community/shared office space. There are a bunch of different tenants, and vendors, and they host local events, and workshops. This is so cool to see a space for local artists and small business entrepreneurs and really exited to see this instead of tearing it down or more condos. They even host weekly food trucks on Friday and the OTE Art Walk once a Month on a Saturday. I totally did the food truck today! I was so excited! You can rent have Professional Offices, Artist Studios, and Conference Rooms at 700 Bryden and there is a tasty bakery called Bad Temper Bakeshop. FYI - they have the best Focaccia Bread. For more info about the community check out their webpage at www.700bryden.com/community. You can find the events calendar at www.700bryden.com/events Find them on Social Media at: instagram.com/700bryden facebook.com/700Bryden Really cool and I found my new Friday Lunch spot!

Affordable, easy, and great staff! A selection of props and equipment makes this a great studio for…read moreall skill levels.

Friendly environment, great results with head shot needed for work. Brian gives a range of choices…read more Angie, Powell OH

I came on a Friday evening after hours for a fundraiser and we mostly stayed on the second level…read more Still, it was a lot larger than I thought! Very open space and lots of wood. Long tables and offices. Couches, a huge case of stairs for you to sit and study on in the middle of one huge room, and Stauf's downstairs. Very cool! Would love to come back here for another event!

The Columbus Idea Foundry is such an amazing concept and opportunity for the members of our…read morecommunity. The Idea Foundry defines itself as a community of makers, designed to help you explore new ideas and unleash your passion to make things. It is a place for creative people to gather, work on their projects, bounce ideas off of and support others. They also offer a multitude of classes to the community. We decided to sign up for "Woodshop Orientation A: Table Saw, Miter Saw, Jointer & Planer" in the hopes that it would help us with our first home project. The cost is $90 per person for non members. Yes, you can become a member but I'm not going to get into all that info in this review. If you want more info on that, check out their website. When we arrived on a Saturday morning, our class was given a mini tour of the foundry. Then we went into the workshop that they utilize as their classroom. There was one instructor for our small class of 9 people. I appreciated that the class was small. I also enjoyed the instructors vast knowledge and concern for woodshop safety. In fact, maybe the class should have been named Woodshop Safety 101. We went through the class with one piece of wood, starting by making a cut with the miter saw, and working out way through the use of each tool. By the end of the class we had a perfectly cut and planed smaller piece of wood. Ultimately what I think I got from this class was the confidence to use machinery such as the table saw and miter saw on my own. The class gave me a real chance in my adult years to use these tools and I hope that will be helpful for me in the future.

Really cool space! Not sure why they've never gotten ratings on here but a lot of people step in…read morehere during Franklinton Fridays. It's a smaller warehouse than 400 W Rich, but still worth seeing. Lots of rooms and hallways. You can peak into different artistic expressions such as photography, paintings, drawings, and all sorts of things. The art is expensive but they've got more talent than I do! It's free to visit! There are a few parking lots right by it, as well as street parking. Totally coming again!

While in the area for the Franklinton Friday event, we decided to do some additional exploring as…read morewe heard about the 400 W. Rich rebranding as 400 Square which now encompasses 400 West Rich, Strongwater Events, Chromedge, The Photo Lab at Chromedge Studios & The Vanderelli Room. As this was our first time there, we took our time to explore each of the studios that were open & the beautiful pieces within. The artists, or a representative for the artist, were on hand to assist visitors as well as share information about their art & inspiration. There is definitely variety to be found, something for everyone indeed. With this new formation, those visiting any of the aforementioned spaces can use the large parking lot on the corner of Rich St. In the event that that is full, I saw plenty of street parking in the area. Hours for the artist's studios do vary, but I strongly recommend attending their events such as Welcome Wednesdays (every 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month) & Franklinton Fridays (2nd Fridays monthly) where you can see upwards of 150 local artists & their beautiful work. I am curious to also check out the 400 Market & Urban Scrawl events in the future! There are live demos, open studios, tours, shops, and more!

Um, WOW. What an experience. I was traveling from CA and needed a place to work and do schoolwork…read morefor the day until my Airbnb checkin time. I called to make sure they had an open desk and they sent me the invoice via email. Super easy to pay and they send the entrance code, Wi-Fi info and all other info you may need via email. I paid for a day pass (great value!) and was greeted at the door. Complimentary coffee and snacks are in the kitchen, with two levels of coworking space. There are couches if that's your vibe, desks or private offices. The space itself is GORGEOUSLY decorated and there is natural light everywhere! It was quiet and was just what I was looking for. Took a video tour but I can't post it here :( Thank you so much for the experience! I'll definitely be back here when I'm in Columbus again!

I cannot recommend this place enough. Ronnie, who did my waxing, was absolutely incredible. The…read morevibes of the whole place were amazing. I felt safe, supported, and the skill level was very high!!! I will definitely be back for the great vibes and to check out the other services offered at red brick collective. This is where you want to be, I promise!! Go go go. Plus I've never had a less scary wax experience. Ronnie makes you feel like getting your coochie waxed is the least big deal ever - such a pro. I'm serious- go!

From the owner: A queer and women owned, judgement free, salon and art co-op. We feature 8 independent businesses…read moreand offer services in every area of cosmetology

Loving this office space! Bright, clean and crisp, seems to promote a fun community vibe where all…read moreare welcome, including pups. Our company leased space here at the WeWork Office Space & Coworking at 800 N High Street. The office is located just outside of downtown Columbus (walking distance) in the Short North Arts District. No clue on the cost or individual pricing but I have been in a few times the last two months and loving the space. Parking is available on the street at the meters (3 hour max via app), or you can park in a parking garage for a fee as well. Inside WeWorks you enter on the first floor and take the elevator up to the second floor reception. I personally have only been on floors 3 & 4. There is access to hot desks, meeting rooms, private phone booth work stations and much more. There is High-Speed Wi-Fi, a Wellness/Meditation room, and a Mother's room as well as nice restrooms and immaculate shared space. There is a also a nice community coffee and Espresso bar too with shared kitchen space. It's a great space and I can see myself using it at least a few times a month. Only downside I see so far is parking cost.

I've been to a few WeWorks around the country, and I really like this location! It is clean, bright…read moreand has ample seating. I only visited the main floor with the kitchen and front desk, but there are two other floors with more seating and privacy booths for meetings. The location is great, lots of restaurants to walk to and seems pretty safe. This WeWork had cold brew and kombucha on tap, which is similar to other WeWorks I've been to. Something different that I really enjoyed were the freebie face masks and DIY lip scrubs! Super awesome. Note that the hours on the app say 9am-5pm but the hours posted on the actual building is 8am-5pm. I arrived at 8:45am and the door was open with plenty of people inside

This crisp industrial building is a perfect backdrop for gatherings, events, and connecting with…read morethe community. The roominess of the accessible space is afforded by lofted ceilings in both of the large gathering areas. The front area offers a few tabletop and lounge seating arrangements flanked by gallery art and a generous open air kitchen with large Island. The back room has a high-top bar to the side and a generous floor space and stage for live music and readings. Columbus is lucky to have a space like this accessible to our community and vibrant arts scene.

We stopped into Wild Goose Creative during Franklinton Friday. We accidentally passed it the first…read moretime we walked by because we were so distracted by looking at the art on display in the tents and the performance art taking place. Happily, we noticed the space with its large door open on our next pass and we popped into view an interesting comics exhibit. They had a nice art activity set up on a stage in the corner, which a number of kids were enjoying. The space is nice - very high ceilings make it feel pretty roomy. The staff at the desk were very welcoming and helpful.