Engage with Reimagining Columbus
Share your story and help to shape the future of public art and commemorative spaces. Join us for an upcoming in-person event, leave a comment, or sign up to stay connected to the project below. Check out our Eventbrite to register for an upcoming event.
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Family-Friendly Mound Walk
Sunday 5/19 | 10am-12pm
Voss Mound at Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park, Galloway, OH
Explore sacred mounds throughout Central Ohio. Through this series of mound walks, explore ancient structures and learn about their cultural significance.
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Columbus in the American Imagination
Tuesday 6/18 | 6 - 8pm
The Lincoln Theatre: Lincoln Ballroom at 769 E Long St. Columbus, OH
Unveiling Columbus - Join historian Kirk Savage as he dives into the surprising truth behind Columbus' place in American history.
All Upcoming Events
Nature Walks
Family-friendly Mound Walk
Explore sacred mounds throughout Central Ohio. Through this series of mound walks, explore ancient structures and learn about their cultural significance.
Mound Walks are appropriate for all ages.
Sunday, May 19
Voss Mound | 10am-12pm
Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park, Galloway, OH
Community Conversations
Columbus in the American Imagination
Unveiling Columbus - Join historian Kirk Savage as he dives into the surprising truth behind Columbus' place in American history.
Tuesday, June 18
Lincoln Theater | 6pm -8pm
The Lincoln Theatre: Lincoln Ballroom at 769 E Long St. Columbus, OH
Previous Events
Community Conversations
Community Conversations: World Café Events
Storytelling conversation event for residents of greater Columbus to collectively explore the complexities of our heritages and cultures.
Tuesday, March 5
Columbus Metropolitan Library (Downtown) | 6pm-8pm
96 S. Grant Avenue
Tuesday, March 26
Columbus State Community College | 5:30pm-7:30pm
Workforce Development Building Ballroom, 315 Cleveland Avenue
What is Indigenous Design and History?
Join award-winning architect Tamarah Begay as she unveils the secrets of Indigenous design practices.
Thursday, April 4
Center for Architecture and Design | 6-8pm
950 W Town Street
Story Lab: "How It Started, How It's Going and What's Possible"
Community conversations highlighting individual vignettes and facilitated dialogue designed to inspire deeper reflection by centering and uplifting true, lived experiences of people.
Tuesday, April 16
The Ohio History Center | 6-8pm
800 E 17th Ave
What is Indigenous Design and History?
Join award-winning architect Tamarah Begay as she unveils the secrets of Indigenous design practices.
Thursday, April 4
Center for Architecture and Design | 6-8pm
950 W Town Street
Story Lab: "How It Started, How It's Going and What's Possible"
Community conversations highlighting individual vignettes and facilitated dialogue designed to inspire deeper reflection by centering and uplifting true, lived experiences of people.
Tuesday, April 16
The Ohio History Center | 6-8pm
800 E 17th Ave
Nature Walks
Family-friendly Mound Walks
Explore sacred mounds throughout Central Ohio. Through this series of mound walks, explore ancient structures and learn about their cultural significance.
Mound Walks are appropriate for all ages.
Saturday, April 20
Highbanks Adena Mound | 2pm-4pm
9466 Columbus Pike, Lewis Center, OH
Family Workshops
Design Your Own Monument Workshops
Imagine carving your own mark on history! Forget boring statues and towering obelisks – what if you could design a monument that truly reflects your values and memories? Build, imagine, and learn about monuments in a hands-on workshop perfect for the whole family.
All four workshops are identical and are appropriate for all ages.
Saturday, April 27
Columbus Metropolitan Library - Hilltop | 1pm-3pm
511 S Hague Avenue
Saturday, April 28
Columbus Metropolitan Library - Parsons | 2pm-4pm
1113 Parsons Avenue
More ways to engage.
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