🐾 Breweries

• BrewDog DogTap, 96 Gender Rd. | This Canal Winchester location is complete with a dog-friendly hotel, too. Bonus: All BrewDog locations in Columbus are pet-friendly.
• Saucy Brew Works, 443 W. Third Ave. | Grab a beer on the patio from this microbrewery in the morning, or stop by for a coffee next door at its café with pup cups.
• Zaftig Brew Pub, 119 E. Fifth Ave. | Take the dog out with you for a night of craft beers in the Italian Village.

🐾 Hotels

• Graduate Hotel, 750 N. High St. | Big dogs are allowed at this hotel, however pet fees are applied to your stay.
• Hilton Columbus Downtown, 401 N. High St. | Spend a night in one of the tallest hotels in Ohio with your pup.

🐾 Parks + trails

• Schiller Park, 1069 Jaeger St. | Take a stroll with fido through this German Village park.
• Quarry Trails Metro Park, 2600 Dublin Rd. | Go chasing waterfalls with your dog — we won’t tell TLC.

🐾 Restaurants

• The DK Diner, 1715 W. Third Ave. | Grab a breakfast on DK’s patio with your pup, or pick up a donut to-go.
• Hofbrauhaus Columbus, 800 Goodale Blvd. | Enjoy a giant pretzel with a German beer while your dog snacks on a treat provided by the restaurant.
• Sycamore German Village, 262 E. Sycamore St. | This neighborhood favorite is known for hosting pet-friendly events, like costume contests or photoshoots with Santa.

🐾 Shopping

• Mutts & Co., Multiple locations | Find high quality dog food and treats + different service options for grooming.
• Fangs & Fur, 1724 Northwest Blvd. | This local store specializes in raw dog food + has the ability to deliver to select locations.

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• Brett Young | Thursday, March 30 | 6:30 p.m. | KEMBA Live!, 405 Neil Ave., Columbus | $39.50-$79.50 | See the country singer live with hits like “Mercy” and “In Case You Didn’t Know.”

• Midwest Craft Con 2023 | Friday, March 31-Sunday, April 2 | Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St., Downtown | $80-$449 | This large expo is a networking chance for crafters, DIY businesses, and online creators.
• “Star Wars” Trivia Night | Friday, March 31 | 8-11 p.m. | Sotto Terra, 610 Neil Ave., Columbus | $10 | Create a team and beat the competition to win local prizes.
• Jo Koy | Friday, March 31 | 8 p.m. | Palace Theatre, 34 W. Broad St., Downtown | $49-$150 | Catch this stand up comedian who is known for Netflix specials like “Comin’ In Hot.”

• International Incidents | Saturday, April 1 | 1-3 p.m. | Ohio History Center, 800 E. 17th Ave., Columbus | $10-$16 | This documentary tells the detailed history of three Columbus hockey teams that played in the International Hockey League.
• Monster Jam | Saturday, April 1-Sunday, April 2 | Times vary | Schottenstein Center, 555 Borror Dr., Campus | $20-$90 | Watch professionals attempt aerial tricks in massive trucks.

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• Brownie Points Inc., a specialized bakery for over-the-top brownies, is taking over TENSPACE in the Short North + opens on Saturday, April 1. Check out its Instagram page for a preview of the treats, but be warned. We are not responsible for any mid-day cravings.

• The City of Columbus now offers an online portal for residents + businesses to do their taxes for free. This is the first time the city has been able to offer this service, which means users will have to set up an account before filing. (NBC4)

• The Transportation Review Advisory Council approved $391.9 million for road projects, including $21+ million that will be spent in Franklin County. Per the release, ODOT plans to target I-270 and I-71 as well as the US 33 corridor to Fairfield County. Projects will take place over the next four years.

• Parking always seems to be a concern for Columbus commuters + the Short North hopes to alleviate that with its new daytime program. Enjoy free parking for the first hour at four garages between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. when visiting the area. See the full list here. (Columbus Underground)

• Nine nonprofits in Columbus received a total of $1.68 million after the Franklin County Commissioners awarded grants to support their causes. These funds will be used towards health equity, including $150,000 going towards cancer research in central Ohio + another $125,000 to OhioHealth. (Columbus Business First)

• The USPS is seeking new mail carriers + will host a job fair every Thursday in April from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Job fairs will be hosted at 2323 Citygate Dr. and applications can be found online. (10TV)

• Spring into action and check out Franklin Park Conservatory’s new lineup of classes. Attendees can hone their fine arts, crafts, or culinary skills (read: create your own air plant wall art, make vegan scallops, and more). Explore the class schedule.*

• If your vacuum isn’t picking up dirt and debris like it used to, it may be time for a new one. This handheld Shark vacuum is lightweight, cordless, and highly rated on Amazon. Or splurge on the Dyson V11 Cordless Vacuum that sucks up particles as small as allergens and bacteria.
• Are your kids ready for springtime family photos? Our online store (Six & Main) features Ducks and Drakes, a children’s clothing company with tall kids at the heart of its style and designs. Shop the perfect fit now.