Saturday’s slate

Sunday’s schedule

Pro tips

• Street parking is available on Ohio and Champion avenues and other crossing roads in the area. Meters may be enforced.
• Fuel up with a coffee from Upper Cup.
• Stick around afterwards to have a beer at Columbus Brewing Company’s Beer Hall.

• Chris Tucker: The Legend Tour | Tuesday, Oct. 10 | 8 p.m. | The Palace Theatre, 34 W. Broad St., Downtown | $40-$219 | Listen to this multi-talented actor and comedian who starred in movies like “Rush Hour.”

• Hand Building With Clay | Wednesday, Oct. 11 | 3-5 p.m. | Brush Crazy, 1299 Bethel Rd., Columbus | $40 | Local instructor Lisa will guide you through the steps of making a custom piece of your choice.

• Succulent Pumpkin Workshop | Thursday, Oct. 12 | 6:30-8 p.m. | The Daily Growler, 2812 Fishinger Rd. Upper Arlington | $65 | Create your own fall-themed centerpiece with help from Lemon Garden Design + sip on craft beer.

• Ohio State Men’s Ice Hockey vs. Lindenwood University | Friday, Oct. 13-Saturday, Oct. 14 | Times vary | Schottenstein Center, 555 Borror Dr., Campus | $12-$20 | The Buckeyes welcome in the Lions for a double-header in the Schott.

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• The former CoreLife Eatery at Lennox Center is getting a new look after Sephora announced plans to renovate and open in the space. This will be a quick makeover too; Sephora officials expect the store to open next month. (Columbus Business First)

• Woodhouse Vegan, the popular plant-based restaurant in Italian Village, is moving to 19 W. Russel St. this month. This Russel Street location is where the bakery currently resides, and owners want to consolidate all operations into one location. (614now)

• The Ohio State Buckeyes and Penn State Nittany Lions are set to kick off at noon on Saturday, Oct. 22 at Ohio Stadium. The theme for fans is “Scarlet Out the Shoe,” so wear something red — and only red.

• Would you take a nonstop flight from Columbus to one of these spooky cities? We know we sure would. (Hey, BOStoday, we’ll be there soon, so get the Dunkin’ ready for us.)

• $5.7 billion. That’s how much revenue OhioHealth generated in this fiscal year, according to local reports. Additionally, the local healthcare provider saw its investment pool hit $7.1 billion, the most in company history. (Columbus Business First)

• Did you know LeBron James’ son, Bryce James, made an unofficial visit to The Ohio State University last weekend? He took to Twitter to confirm the university offered him a scholarship while visiting. Bryce is a shooting guard in the 2025 recruiting class.

• In case you missed it, we’re running our inaugural CBUStoday Pumpkin Carving Contest this month, and submissions are open through 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 15. To participate, simply carve, paint, or decorate a pumpkin in a way that is fun for you + send us a photo. Make a submission.

• It’s day one of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days. Shop deals on home, kitchen, fashion, and tech, like 11% off the Bissell Little Green Carpet Cleaner.*

Plans

• A $10 million expansion will bring enhanced neuroscience services to Lane Avenue. OhioHealth purchased a building and nearby land located at 1480 W. Lane Ave. in Upper Arlington.

Builds

• Grant Medical Center is getting a $400 million expansion that adds a new trauma center, an ambulatory facility, and general campus upgrades. These upgrades are expected to be finished by mid-2028.

Announcements

• The future of medical supplies could include delivery drones after OhioHealth partnered with Zipline, one of the largest autonomous delivery services in the world. These drones will fly across buildings on medical campuses with sky high goals of expanding throughout the entire city.