Top five

1. Rhodes State Office Tower | 624 ft
2. LeVeque Tower | 555 ft
3. William Green Building | 530 ft
4. Huntington Center | 512 ft
5. Vern Riffe State Office Tower | 503 ft

Columbus vs. the state

• The Rhodes Tower | 5th tallest in Ohio
• LeVeque Tower | 7th tallest in Ohio
• William Green Building | 8th tallest in Ohio
• Huntington Center | 10th tallest in Ohio
• Vern Riffe Tower | 11th tallest in Ohio

Columbus vs. the world

• The tallest building in the world — the Burj Khalifa at 2,700+ ft — is more than four times the size of the Rhodes Tower.
• You could stack the Rhodes Tower on top of itself 46 times before reaching the summit of Mt. Everest.
• Marianas Trench is 35,000+ ft deep in the ocean, or in Columbus measurements, 57+ Rhodes Towers.

• Music in the Park | Friday, June 16 | 6-9 p.m. | Stradley Park, 36 S. High St., Canal Winchester | Free | This family-friendly event brings live music, food trucks, and local businesses the historic downtown area.

• Rooftop Brunch & Glam | Saturday, June 17 | 7:30-10:30 a.m. | Lumin Columbus, 517 Park St., Short North | $45-$65 | Kick off your Pride celebrations with a drag queen brunch.
• Pop-up Pickers Club | Saturday, June 17 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Franklin Street Creative, 5286 Franklin St., Old Hilliard | Cost of purchase | Shop 30+ local vendors selling vintage clothes and handmade goods.
• Paint & Sip | Saturday, June 17 | 4-8 p.m. | Savor Bar & Grill, 5031 Chatterton Rd., Columbus | $35 | Enjoy a long session of painting with supplies and food provided.

• Symphonic Sundays | Sunday, June 18 | 5-7 p.m. | Understory, 2571 Neil Ave., Columbus | Free | Listen to a local musician while drinking a beer on the patio.

• Genghis Grill, a fast-casual stir fry restaurant, will open its first central Ohio location on Friday, June 23 at 18 E. 15th Ave. The Texas-based chain offers Mongolian bowls that can be made to meet dietary restrictions like vegan, keto, and gluten-free. (Columbus Business First)

• Downtown bikers can ride a little easier after a new bike lane was opened along E. Long Street. The lane is separated from the road with concrete curbs and cones as a median. It ends at the N. 11th Street and Grant Street intersection. (NBC4)

• Have you been to Cap City Experiences? This once-a-month event brings community members together for fair-style games, food, drinks, and music. The next experience is on Saturday, June 24 at Maloney Park with local food trucks like Willowbeez Soul Veg + Hoyo’s Kitchen.

• Sounds of Summer is back at Easton with live music in the town square. This three month series kicks off on Wednesday, June 21 with The Flex Crew + returns again on Wednesday, July 19 followed by Wednesday, Aug. 9.

• Don’t get confused by I Scream’s name — this cold creamery is serving up gelato, not ice cream. The national chain announced it will open inside Polaris Fashion Place on Monday, June 26. The menu holds 70+ flavors, including chocolate made with Ferro Rocher. (614now)

• Not all fairytales are for kids, and Once Upon A Cocktail is here to prove it on Saturday, June 24. This virtual event, hosted by the Ohio History Connection, explores the darker sides of fairytales for a 21+ crowd. Plus, learn how to make different cocktails from an expert.

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• Four food trucks will be available — Machi Hibachi, Taquitos Food Truck, Turtle Island, and Rime Time Pops.
• Local musician Greg Greyson will play soft rock + jazz.
• The Bugman, a local insect expert, will be on hand with wildlife for families to meet throughout the day.
• Learn about pollinators at FPC from Denise Ellsworth, Program Director of Honey Native Pollinator Education with the Ohio State University.
• Meet or shop from 30+ local businesses, organizations, and action groups.
• Watch food demonstrations led by Heather Bell, the Culinary & Sustainability Educator for the Conservatory.