If youâre decking the halls of your home for the holidays, check out these local Christmas tree farms and lots to bring home the tree of your dreams. Youâll want to plan your visit soon to have a quality tree selection left.
Tree farms
Taylor Christmas Tree Farm, 1627 Kenny Rd.
The farm opens Sunday, Nov. 19. Find trees ranging from 5-20 ft that are hand-picked and tended to year long to be full and shapely for customers. The farm will be open everyday and Venmo payments are accepted.
Bedford Falls Christmas Tree Farm, 7258 Lockbourne Rd. The tree season begins Friday, Nov. 24. Prices range from $60-$80 on a wide selection of trees including Fraser firs, white firs, white pine, and blue spruce. Plus, find a gift shop with wreaths, blankets, and canned goods.
Mr. Tree Farm, 1099 Reynoldsburg-New Albany Rd.
Starting Wednesday, Nov. 15, head to Blacklick to find 12,000+ trees ranging from Balsam fir to Colorado spruce.
Pre-cut tree lots
HTH Christmas Tree Lot, 2340 W. Dublin-Granville Rd.
Find trees like Fraser firs, Douglas pine, and blue spruce that can be upwards of 13 ft tall starting Monday, Nov. 20. This lot also supports a local cause as proceeds are donated to Hope Thru Housing, a Columbus-based substance abuse program.
Oakland Nursery, Multiple locations
Pick up a tree from a lot in Westerville, Worthington, Dublin, Hilliard, Upper Arlington, Galena, and Pickerington starting Friday, Nov. 24.
Local decorations
Whatâs a local tree without some local decorations? Check out these Etsy sellers for the ultimate Columbus tree.
Doc Robinson | Friday, Dec. 2 | 7 p.m. | A&R Music Bar, 391 Neil Ave., Columbus | $20 | Catch two local bands at this show as Parker Louis will also perform.
GalaxyCon Live | Friday, Dec. 2-Sunday, Dec. 4 | Times vary | Greater Columbus Convention, 400 N. High St., Columbus | $35-$45 | Celebrate sci-fi, comic books, anime, and pop culture at this fandom convention.
Reba McEntire | Friday, Dec. 2 | 7:30 p.m. | Nationwide Arena, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd., Columbus | $49.75-$249.75 | Listen to all the hits from this Grammy award-winning country superstar.
Saturday, Dec. 3
Where Wild Things Are Happening Community Day | Saturday, Dec. 3 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., Columbus | $9-$18 | Explore the art of Maurice Sendak, author of âWhere The Wild Things Are.â
Holiday Hop | Saturday, Dec. 3 | 2-8 p.m. | Short North Arts District, Columbus | Free | Browse local shops, meet Santa, and explore art galleries along High Street.
Sunday, Dec. 4
The Hip-Hop Nutcracker | Sunday, Dec. 4-Monday, Dec. 5 | Times vary | Palace Theatre, 34 W. Broad St., Columbus | $34-$64 | Watch this modern rendition of a classic holiday ballet show.
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Jazz musician Tony DeSare will perform holiday shows alongside the Columbus Symphony this weekend atthe Ohio Theatre. Tony will take the stage at 8 p.m. tonight followed by performances at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3 and Sunday, Dec. 4. Get tickets. đ·
Country singer Morgan Wallen, famous for hits like âWhiskey Glasses,â is headed to Ohio Stadium on Satuday, Aug. 12, 2023 with special guests HARDY, Parker McCollum, ERNEST, and Bailey Zimmerman. Tickets go on sale Friday, Dec. 9. đž (NBC4)
Try This
The Orange Line, a holiday model train window display, will be unveiled at the Lazarus building today from 5:30-7:30 p.m. This new exhibit calls back to the department storeâs glory days during the holidays when it featured extravagant displays, toys, and clothes. đ
Plan Ahead
Ring in the new year with Wolfâs Ridge Brewing at its Midnight Mimosa Tap Takeover on Tuesday, Dec. 31. The day starts at noon where five specialty taps will feature two tropical beermosas and three fruited hefeweizens. Brunch specials will also be available such as breakfast club sandwiches. đ
Drink
Columbus Brewing Company and GemĂŒt Biergarten have partnered to create Kollaborator â a dark German-style doppelbock brew.The two local breweries are celebrating the release on Tuesday, Dec. 6 at CBC where giant pretzels with IPA mustard and Obatzda beer cheese will also be available. đ»
Sports
The Ohio State baseball team released their schedule for the 2023 season where the Buckeyes will play a total of 26 home games. The first set of home games is Friday, March 17-Sunday, March 19 against Dayton. âŸïž
The Rose Bowl signed an agreement allowing the College Football Playoffs to expandto 12 teams in 2024. Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren said he was excitedfor the expansion, which currently only features four teams. đ (Eleven Warriors)
Shop
Stop by Understory on Sunday, Dec. 11 for a Holiday Wonderland Market in collaboration with SoHud Collective. The free to attend pop-up runs from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and features 40 local vendors + photos with Santa. đ
Your holiday music just got better. 1byoneaudio sells high quality and easy-to-use turntables equipped with incredible sound quality and hi-fi speakers, plus some that connect to Bluetooth headphones. Think: a great gift for the record lover in your life (or even an early present for yourself). đ¶*
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Local brewery and coffee roaster partner up for charity during the holidays
These tins are in limited stock so be quick before they sell out. | Photo via @therooseveltcoffeehouse
Starting today, stop by the brewery in Lewis Center where it will be selling limited edition retro tins of a new winter blend coffee from The Roosevelt. For each sale, the two local drinkeries will donate $10 of groceries to Mid-Ohio to help families during the holidays.
We canât decide what we want more â the coffee featuring notes of cocoa, pomegranate, and pine, or the vintage-themed container that hails back to the 1950s.
Editorâs pick: I cut down my first live Christmas tree last weekend at Hickory Ridge Tree Farm so consider this a bonus cut for a tree farm a bit outside the city.
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