Pamela Snow, Coldwell Banker Realty

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Visit the Wizards & Wands Fest at the Westerville Library ! Libraries are places that inspire magic, filled with stories...
09/30/2026

Visit the Wizards & Wands Fest at the Westerville Library ! Libraries are places that inspire magic, filled with stories that can take you to extraordinary worlds. Since 2018, the Wizards & Wands Festival has embraced that sense of wonder by bringing books to life and creating an unforgettable experience for the Westerville area community. People of all ages and passions come together to champion the power of stories. This signature event attracts thousands of visitors of all ages from across Central Ohio, those who already love the library and those who have never been inside the library before. October 1-30!

Don't forget to visit Columbus & Franklin County Metro Parks this fall!
09/28/2026

Don't forget to visit Columbus & Franklin County Metro Parks this fall!

Mac and Cheese Festival!Friday, Sept. 25 | 4–7:30 p.m. | Easton Town CenterCome hungry for one of Columbus’ cheesiest tr...
09/25/2026

Mac and Cheese Festival!

Friday, Sept. 25 | 4–7:30 p.m. | Easton Town Center

Come hungry for one of Columbus’ cheesiest traditions. The Columbus Mac & Cheese Festival brings together mac and cheese-inspired creations from local restaurants, plus live entertainment and plenty of opportunities to sample your way around Easton. Proceeds from the festival benefit the Adolescent and Young Adult cancer program at The James.

I had some amazing Clients the past couple months (I normally do have amazing clients anyway)!  Hope they enjoy the next...
09/22/2026

I had some amazing Clients the past couple months (I normally do have amazing clients anyway)! Hope they enjoy the next chapters of their lives! Happy they let me be part of it!

🍂 What are you most looking forward to this month in Columbus?September has a little bit of everything. Buckeye football...
09/14/2026

🍂 What are you most looking forward to this month in Columbus?
September has a little bit of everything. Buckeye football is back, Oktoberfest season is here, fall festivals are kicking off, and there are plenty of concerts, sporting events, and outdoor adventures filling the calendar. It's one of those months when it feels like there's something happening every weekend.
Personally, I think September is one of the best times to be in Central Ohio. The weather starts to cool down, fall traditions return, and the community calendar is packed with things to see and do. 🍁

September means football is back at Ohio Stadium, Oktoberfest arrives (times two), and the Crew host a U.S. Open Cup semifinal downtown. The month closes with

📚 When was the last time you wandered through an independent bookstore and lost track of time?Worthington has a new chap...
09/09/2026

📚 When was the last time you wandered through an independent bookstore and lost track of time?
Worthington has a new chapter to celebrate with the opening of The Whispering Page, an independent bookstore that is already earning praise from bestselling author Margaret Peterson Haddix. The new shop is designed to be the kind of place where you can find a great book, pull up a chair, and stay awhile.
As much as we love the convenience of online shopping, there is something special about discovering a local bookstore and supporting a small business that helps build community. 📖☕

Worthington has a new addition to their retail scene—The Whispering Page has officially opened its doors. The bookstore was visited by New York Times-bestselling author Margaret Peterson Haddix for…

⚔️ Have you ever spent the day in a 16th-century village complete with knights, pirates, artisans, and jousting?The Ohio...
09/04/2026

⚔️ Have you ever spent the day in a 16th-century village complete with knights, pirates, artisans, and jousting?
The Ohio Renaissance Festival was just named the best Renaissance festival in the country by USA Today readers, and the best part is it's only about an hour from Columbus. With themed weekends, live entertainment, unique shops, and plenty of food and drinks, it's one of Ohio's most iconic fall traditions.
If you're looking for a fun fall day trip, this might be the perfect excuse to dust off your pirate hat or fairy wings.

USA Today readers named the Ohio Renaissance Festival the best in the country. The Waynesville festival runs weekends September 5 to November 1.

Showing homes today.  It caught me.  I wasn't ready for it this early!  But if someone else has their ghosts up, it's ti...
09/03/2026

Showing homes today. It caught me. I wasn't ready for it this early! But if someone else has their ghosts up, it's time for mine one to go up!!👻🎃🧛🏻‍♀️🦇

🍕 If you could spend an afternoon eating your way through Columbus, would you?A local foodie group is making that dream ...
09/02/2026

🍕 If you could spend an afternoon eating your way through Columbus, would you?
A local foodie group is making that dream a reality with a guided Columbus Pizza Tour through Italian Village and the Short North. The experience includes multiple pizza stops, a variety of styles, and plenty of behind-the-scenes stories about the restaurants and the people behind the pies.
Columbus has one of the most underrated food scenes around, and this sounds like a pretty delicious way to explore it.

A local foodie group is offering a pizza walking tour of Italian Village and the Short North. Columbus Food Adventures has the perfect day planned out for pizza lovers. You can spend an entire…

On Aug. 31, 1920, John Lloyd Wright received a patent for “toy-cabin construction,” the interlocking wooden pieces that ...
08/31/2026

On Aug. 31, 1920, John Lloyd Wright received a patent for “toy-cabin construction,” the interlocking wooden pieces that became Lincoln Logs.

The son of architect Frank Lloyd Wright said the idea grew from watching work on his father’s earthquake-resistant Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. Wright had begun selling the toy in 1918, letting children build sturdy cabins, forts and other structures from notched logs that locked together. Early sets included directions for Abraham Lincoln’s cabin.

The simple design changed little over the decades, outlasted generations of competing toys and eventually earned a place in the National Toy Hall of Fame in 1999.

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