Sight of the Crow is an interesting sculpture located past the Creekside bridge towards the end of…read morethe paved pathway that converges with a parking lot. It appears to be made of metal and possibly glass for the large "bead" like elements. The colors, swooping elements, and the depiction of the crow really work together and fit in well with the space. I particularly enjoyed viewing it from the parking lot side to see it against the plant life and creek in the background. The piece was designed by Margaret Scott.

This is a neat sculpture that is located within the Big Walnut Creek and can be viewed from the…read morebridge area on Creekside Plaza. It was designed by Staci Alatsis. It depicts three fish leaping over the water and appears to be made mainly of metal, with fun and brightly colored eyes. It's a great match to the location!

This large sculpture is located on the island in Creekside Park that is adjacent to Creekside…read morePlaza. It nicely complements its location on the bank of the creek. It is made of steel mesh and metal and was designed by Jim Swaim. It is accompanied by an informational sign that describes facts about the bass and litter and things the viewer can do. The mesh enables one to see the creek through it and makes it feel like it is even more a part of the environment.

This is a lovely and functional bench that features what appears to be something like tile art on…read moreits top. It depicts a variety of creatures that also enjoy the water, making it very fitting for its creekside location: birds, fish, frogs, turtles, lilypads, flowers, cattails, insects, and more. It is colorful and eye-catching and was designed by Christina Grote.

Basically, this is an upscale drop off DAYCARE center and not designed for someone seriously…read morewanting to gain knowledge through a library. Children are running rapid, climbing over furniture and screaming..... babies having temper, tantrums and adult / staff doing absolutely nothing to correct the issue. Forget about trying to concentrate because that is not happening here. I have been at this location several times, mornings, afternoon and evening, and it's always the same scenario. Even with wax earplugs or EarPods you simply cannot mask the noise level. I've spoken with staff regarding the issue and was told it's normal. After school is out then you're dealing with disrespectful teenagers, sitting around, acting up and being disruptive and claiming all the decent computers just to sit and watch videos or play games. Can't they do this at home so that others can actually utilize the library as it was meant to be used? If the teens have taken up all the adult allowed area ( yes their sections for the age groups ) and there is a free seat elsewhere you NOT allowed to use it unless you have a child with you. If that's not discriminating I don't know what is. Wasted tax dollars at work!!! Would've been cheaper to build a free daycare center elsewhere. While I enjoy the futuristic modern design, the open center is complete wasted space only designed for aesthetic purposes, not useful. And lastly, with all the windows, it is absolutely freezing in the winter time....and yes burning up in the summer. I suggest New Albany library where the youth have respect for their surroundings, unless you're a deadbeat parent needing to pawn your child off on someone else, then the Gahanna library is for you.

Great place to meet w groups. There are conference rooms. However it can be very loud as they…read morehave a ton of children's programs! There are great spaces to read and bonus you can charge your phone/ devices in some areas. It seems everyone I go in there is a massive children's program with loud music going on.i have been in the morning and afternoon! I'll have to go another time.

I have been to Hawaii Fluid Art multiple times and each time Angelina has been great. I have done…read moremultiple painting types including resins canvases and water bottles. Angelina was very patient with the kids and very informative to the adults. We had a wonderful and will be back for more classes.

Such a perfect mid-day activity for kids who enjoy art -- or simply the act of mixing colors for a…read morebeautiful result. Reasonably priced and the manager, Cat, was so great with kids. Highly recommend.

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.

So nice and relaxing. A view of downtowns skyline and sunsetting. Good beer and the service was…read moreexcellent

Nice German lagers on tap, including some burly barrel-aged ones!…read more Great city skyline views of Columbus! Very dog friendly! Good pizza available on days when they don't have food trucks. (which was the case on Monday when we went) Highly recommended! Only negative is that their tap setup is pretty cumbersome and understaffed. If there are more than 3 people in line, it could take a while to order.

Great place, great view and great staff. Our company celebrated our 10th birthday party here. Fun…read moretimes for all; there was karaoke, a photo booth, a DJ, a full bar with 'signature drink'. A fireplace, several seating areas and a coat check...fancy for me. Of course, there was lots of great food. Crab cakes, sliders, candied bacon, spicy chicken skewers, vegetables, a mac and cheese bar, a french fry bar, enormous shrimp cocktail. There were also vegan and vegetarian options with the hummus and large grilled vegetables.

Upon my arrival to Creekside Conference & Event Center I did my homework and figured out how to get…read morethere and where to park. Partly thanks to my wonderful Yelp friends and handy dandy GPS system! I parked at the garage on the left side of Creekside. Found plenty of parking spots for my event and followed a bunch of familiar ladies up the steps to the Creekside Event Center's 3rd floor. They were a little worried as I seemed to be questionable at first but put their minds at ease I was attending the same event as them for the Women's Philanthropy session of Sharon Tal the Israeli Fashion Designer. The event center itself is so beautiful. They had everything catered from the hors d'oeuvres to the wine bar. The women helped themselves and we stood around mingling and admiring the designs of Sharon Tal. Later we listened to a speech from Sharon Tal and the president of Maskit in Israel, Ruth Dayan. She couldn't be there in person as she was busy celebrating her birthday at 101 years young!! Yes, she does act young for this age, as I viewed a YouTube video of her having a good ole time in the Russian dance club. As a gift Maskit got her a barrel of her favorite alcohol to celebrate her life and legacy of this company. I thoroughly enjoyed this event and learning about how Sharon Tal became a fashion designer from working with the world renowned Alexander McQueen to designed her own outfits for the runway, everything was amazing to see and hear. I hope to be able to attend more fun events like this here again soon!