Tyler Kirkendall

Aug 27, 2024 | cityscenecolumbus.com | Tyler Kirkendall

Every year once the patio furniture is packed away, pumpkin spice flavors return, football is back on TV and another fall tradition comes back for in-the-know New Albany residents: The New Albany Lecture Series. From business pioneers and celebrities to our nation’s top decision-makers, the series engages recognizable intellectuals in groundbreaking conversations.

Aug 26, 2024 | cityscenecolumbus.com | Tyler Kirkendall

Given Ohio’s plethora of historic homes, repurposed buildings and spooky Victorian structures, it’s hardly surprising that you can find haunted places all over the map. Throughout autumn, spooky events fill out the calendar in central Ohio and many other regions of the state. Ohio History Connection is a great source of information and events all year, and it knows how to go all-out once summer passes and a chill takes over the fall air.

Jul 17, 2024 | cityscenecolumbus.com | Tyler Kirkendall

National Ice Cream Day is July 21! Green tree canopies, butterflies, pool visits and an abundance of festivals are all inevitabilities of summertime in Columbus. One particular food stands above the rest as a staple of summer: ice cream.

Jul 2, 2024 | cityscenecolumbus.com | Tyler Kirkendall

When Cameron Mitchell Restaurants (CMR) announced Valentina’s, an Italian concept coming to Dublin’s Bridge Park, some were taken aback due to the company’s existing Italian concept. How would Valentina’s be different from Marcella’s? How could a new restaurant stand out among established Bridge Park favorites?

Jun 28, 2024 | cityscenecolumbus.com | Tyler Kirkendall

“I don’t teach music, I share it.” This is the mantra of Bob May, a retired architect who performs live music at Uptown Friday Nights outside the historic bank on State Street. For May, music isn’t all about numerals and technique; it’s about what sounds good, not what is “correct.” May’s unique approach is hardly surprising given how his playing days began.