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District Map 11 DISTRICT MAP KING SEVENTH f GALLERIES FASHION SMITH PLACE SOUTH CAMPUS CAMPUS SOUTH q Brandt-Roberts Galleries...C q Alexanders Jewelers...C q h /OSU GATEWAY w Lindsay Gallery...B w American Apparel...A e e Marcia Evans Gallery...C e Big Rock Little Rooster...C y r r W. FIFTH w 2# Mwandiko Traders...B Brigade...C y t Paul Palnik Studios...C t Columbus Eyeworks...C y PM Gallery...C y Homage...C t This map of the Short E. FIFTH u u North Arts District i q Ray’s Living Room...C Ladybird...C district highlights h k i Rivet...A i National Jean Company...C is funded by the 2* contributions of the 2^ o Sharon Weiss Gallery...C o Rowe Boutique...C N A listed businesses 2& a Sherrie Gallerie...C a Savvy on a Shoestring...B and produced by the HIGH N. s Studios on High Gallery...C s Substance for Fashion Conscious People...C Short North Business j w s d d Association. The h u Terra Gallery...C The Emperor’s Newest Clothes...C way-finding kiosks f f d E. FOURTH Wexner Center For The Arts - 1871 N. High St. Tigertree...C were made possible f 1% by the generous o g Torso...C W. FOURTH h contributions of the 3$ DISTRICT MAP DISTRICT Voodoo Denim Lounge...C y City of Columbus r and The Columbus w HOME AND Foundation. SPECIALTY RETAIL FOOD & DINING l o q A Touch of Earth...D q Bakery Gingham...C w W. THIRD Bink Davies...C w Barrel 44 Whiskey Bar...A e Bungalow Home and Garden...B e ... r Basi Italia C Columbus Barber & Beauty Supply...B r Basil Restaurant...A t E. THIRD Cookware Sorcerer...C t ...C t y Betty’s Fine Food & Spirits Europia Wine & Spirits...C y Brothers Drake...A u t l Flower Child...B u Camelot Cellars Winery...A W. STARR i Funky & Functional...C i ... o Da Levee C Global Gallery...C o DeepWood...D a GrandView Mercantile Co....B a Donatos Pizza...B s ...B s E. SECOND Grid Furnishings Flatiron Bar & Diner 129 E. Nationwide Blvd. u 2( d ...C d Karavan Treasures from Turkey Haiku Poetic Food & Art...C w f Kroger...A f ... o g Hubbard Grille C W. SECOND 2^ Le Chocoholique...C g Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse...C r h Mary Catherine’s Antiques...A h u Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams...C 2* 2% j Old World New Home...B j ... k La Fogata Grill C 4! s On Paper...C k L’Antibes...C 1^ e l Paradise Garage Bicycles...B l ... 1* ; Late Night Slice B a B Posh Pets Boutique...C ; ...C u a Lemongrass Fusion Bistro PRICE 2) ...B 2) ReVue Level Dining Lounge...C E. FIRST 2! f Roche Bobois Columbus...B 2! & ... 3* 2@ Marcella’s Ristorante, Pizzeria Wine Bar C Rose Bredl Flowers & Garden...C 2@ Martini Modern Italian...D 2) W. FIRST a 2# T. David Collection...C 2# ... HIGH N. r 2$ Middle West Spirits A The Buckeye Connection...B 2$ MoJoe Lounge / Cup O Joe...C 1) i 2% The Candle Lab...C 2% ... 2^ Mouton B W. PRESCOTT The Chamber...A 2^ Nida’s Thai on High...B 2! 2& i w The Garden...A 2& North Market...D 2$ r 2* The Joint...A 2* ... t 2( Northstar Cafe B The Lamp Shade...B 2( Press Grill...C 3) E. HUBBARD Three Dog Bakery...C 3) Rigsby’s Kitchen...C d 3! W. HUBBARD Utrecht Art Supplies...C 3! Short North Piece of Cake...C tsf 1^ 3@ Wine on High...C 3@ 3@ 4) Short North Tavern...C f h 3# Spinelli’s Deli...C s g 3$ d 2# Surly Girl Saloon...A 3!k 3% e wa NIGHTLIFE AND Sushi Rock...C i WARREN 3^ Tasi Cafe...C ji 3& 2% ENTERTAINMENT The Happy Greek...C a ; 3* 2( q The Rossi Bar & Kitchen...B 3# y Arena Grand Movie Theatre 175 W Nationwide Blvd. BUTTLES k o 3( The Three-Legged Mare...D y w ...C u Axis Nightclub 4) Union Cafe...C h eto q e ...C Bar 23 4! Z Pizza...B E. LINCOLN r ...C DENNISON 2) Bernard’s Tavern 3) t a Bodega...A q st y Circus...A NEIL i to 3^ C u Eleven...C BUSINESS SERVICES W. BRICKEL E. BRICKEL 3@ uy i Havana Video Lounge...B GOODALE q Dooley & Co. Team with yw o House of Cigar/Montecristo Lounge...A PARK PARK 2@ Keller Williams Classic Properties...A q 3& a ...B e Local Bar w Edward Jones...B e y s ...A Midnight Hookah e First Community Bank...C W. RUSSELL E. RUSSEL d Mozaik Lounge...D r ; q Greater Columbus Convention Center...D i f R Bar Arena...D 2! t IM Creative Inc....B 3) 1@ g SegAway Tours of Columbus...D r r y PNC Bank...C sg h Short North Stage...A u 3! d j R Design & Printing Co....A W. POPLAR Skully’s Music-Diner...A i u 2$ Robby W Stephens Insurance Agency e of American Family Insurance...B g o 3% Short North Business Association...A W. GOODALE E. GOODALE PERSONAL SERVICES a Short North Real Estate & Properties...C s The UPS Store...C q Bliss Wedding & Event Design...A d UrbanOrder Architecture 797 Summit St. Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) f Wheelhouse Collective...B e Elemental Veterinary Center & Pet Spa...A SWAN GREATER r High Street Tattoo...B COLUMBUS FRONT o t Image Optical...B CONVENTION y LODGING Jacob Neal Salon...C SPRUCE w CENTER u Jeff Stuckey, The Hairdresser at Salon Lofts...B r q 50 Lincoln - Short North Bed & Breakfast...C w g i MAX The Salon, A Charles Penzone Salon...C w 2& HIGH N. Hampton Inn & Suites...D o NORTH Mukha Custom Cosmetics & Medi-Spa...B MARKETq e Harrison House Bed & Breakfast 313 W. 5th Ave. D a Phia Salon...C r Hyatt Regency Columbus...D s Salons at High and Hubbard...C VINE t Neil Avenue Bed & Breakfast...A d Short North Fitness...A d 2@ y Victorian Village Guest House...A f f Strand Cafe Ultra Salon...A g Suds & Java...A h The Jackson on High, LLC...A 3( S j Waldo’s on High...C COMMUNITY DOWNTOWN k Wilder’s City Pharmacy...A q Stone Village Church 299 King Ave. MAP NOT TO SCALE l Yoga on High...A w r Stonewall Columbus...A NATIONWIDE e Veritas Community Church 345 E. 2nd Ave. Visit ShortNorth.org for today’s news & events!.
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