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The COLUMBUS DIVISION OF POLICE 2016 Please be advised that this is NOT a complete SPECIAL list of all the events in the City of Columbus, Ohio. Dates are subject to change. EVENTS *** Represents Projected Dates CALENDAR 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR JANUARY 2016 DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION 1 MORNING COMMITMENT 5K DUBLIN OHIO HEALTH FIRST ON THE WESTERVILLE SPORTS 1 MORNING FIRST 5K COMPLEX 2 EVENING CBJ VS CAPITALS NATIONWIDE ARENA 2 AFTERNOON GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH 3 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME OSU CAMPUS 5 EVENING CBJ VS MINNESOTA WILDS NATIONWIDE ARENA 9 - 17 ALL DAY OHIO RV & BOAT SHOW FAIRGROUNDS 9 EVENING CBJ VS CAROLINA HURRIANES NATIONWIDE ARENA 10 MORNING ROCKS AND ROOTS TRAIL RACING ALUM CREEK STATE PARK 11 MORNING CELEBRATION OF LIFE PARADE COLUMBUS 13 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME OSU CAMPUS CBJ VS COLORADO 16 MORNING NATIONWIDE ARENA AVALANCHE BROKE MAN’S HALF 16 MORNING GENOA PARK MARATHON 18 MORNING MLK BREAKFAST CONVENTION CENTER 18 AFTERNOON MLK WALK/MARCH KING LINCOLN DISTRICT 18 EVENING MLK CELEBRATION LINCOLN THEATRE 18 EVENING WWE RAW NATIONWIDE ARENA CBJ VS WASHINGTON 19 EVENING NATIONWIDE ARENA CAPITALS 21 EVENING CBJ VS CALGARY FLAMES NATIONWIDE ARENA 22 – Feb 21 ALL DAY CBJ ICE RINK MCFERSON PARK 23 MORNING 5TH LINE 5K MCFERSON PARK 25 EVENING CBJ VS MONTREAL CANADIENS NATIONWIDE ARENA 25 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR JANUARY CON’T 28 - 30 ALL DAY POWER SHOW OHIO FAIRGROUNDS 30 ALL DAY WORLD TOUGHEST RODEO NATIONWIDE ARENA 31 AFTERNOON OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR FEBRUARY 2016 DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION 3-7 EVENING DISNEY ON ICE NATIONWIDE ARENA 6 AFTERNOON GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH 7 TBD INDOOR TRIATHLON OSU CAMPUS ALUM CREEK STATE 7 MORNING ROCKS AND ROOTS TRAIL RACING PARK 9 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS 9 EVENING CBJ VS ISLANDERS NATIONWIDE ARENA 11 EVENING CBJ VS ANAHEIM DUCKS NATIONWIDE ARENA 13 EVENING CBJ VS OTTAWA SENATORS NATIONWIDE ARENA 14 MORNING THE VALENTINE RACE GAHANNA 16 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS 16 EVENING CBJ VS BOSTON BRUINS NATIONWIDE ARENA 19 EVENING CBJ VS BUFFALO SABRES NATIONWIDE ARENA 20 MORNING FIGHT FOR AIR BATTLE-CLIMB RHODES TOWER COLUMBUS DISPATCH HOME & 20 - 28 ALL DAY FAIRGROUNDS GARDEN SHOW 20 - 21 ALL DAY EASY RIDER BIKE SHOW CONVENTION CENTER 21 MORNING LAST CHANCE FOR BOSTON DUBLIN 23 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS 25 EVENING CBJ VS NEW JERSEY DEVILS NATIONWIDE ARENA 27 EVENING CBJ VS FLORIDA PANTHERS NATIONWIDE ARENA 27 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS 28 AFTERNOON OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MARCH 2016 DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION SAWMILL ATHLETIC 4– 5 ALL DAY ARNOLD TRIATHLON CLUB 3 – 5 ALL DAY OHSAA WRESTLING TOURNAMENT SCHOTTENSTEIN CTR 4 EVENING CBJ VS EDMONTON OILERS NATIONWIDE ARENA 5 ALL DAY GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH EXPO CENTER & 4 – 6 ALL DAY ARNOLD CLASSIC CONVENTION CTR RUN FOR MORE BIRTHDAYS 5K 5 MORNING GAHANNA CREEKSIDE WALK/RUN 5 – 6 MORNING EPILEPSY 5K GENOA PARK 6 EVENING OSU MENS HOCKEY NATIONWIDE ARENA ARENA/CONVENTION 6 MORNING ARNOLD PUMP AND RUN CTR 8 EVENING CBJ VS DETROIT RED WINGS NATIONWIDE ARENA 9 MORNING MS WALK HUNTINGTON PARK 10 – 12 ALL DAY OHSAA GIRLS BB TOURNAMENT SCHOTTENSTEIN CTR 11 EVENING CBJ VS PITTSBURGH PENGUINS NATIONWIDE ARENA 11 - 13 ALL DAY PET EXPO FAIRGROUNDS ST PATRICK’S DAY 5K 12 MORNING FLANNIGAN’S FLANNIGAN’S RUN 12 EVENING CREW VS PHILADELPHIA MAPFRE STADIUM 12 MORNING PI 5K DAY ALUM CREEK PARK 12 EVENING CREW VS PHILADELPHIA UNION CREW STADIUM 13 EVENING CBJ VS TAMPA BAY LIGHTINING NATIONWIDE ARENA 13 AFTERNOON WORLD OF BEER SHAMROCK 5K BREWERY DISTRICT 17 EVENING CBJ VS DETROIT RED WINGS NATIONWIDE ARENA 17 NOON ST PATRICK’S DAY PARADE DOWNTOWN OHSAA BOYS STATE BASKETBALL 17 – 19 ALL DAY SCHOTTENSTEIN CTR TOURNAMENTS 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MARCH CON’T 17 - 20 VARIOUS ALADDIN SHRINE CIRCUS FAIRGROUNDS COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL 17– 20 ALL DAY CONVENTION CTR AUTO SHOW CITYWIDE EMPLOYEE 17 MORNING POLICE ACADEMY RECOGNITION CEREMONY ***18 - 19 ALL DAY NCAA DIV I BASKETBALL NATIONWIDE ARENA 19 EVENING CBJ VS NEW JERSEY DEVILS NATIONWIDE ARENA 19 MORNING ST PATRICK’S DAY 4 MILER DUBLIN 20 MORNING SCIOTO MILER GENOA PARK 22 EVENING CBJ VS PHILIDELPHIA FLYERS NATIONWIDE ARENA 23 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS 24 EVENING CBJ VS CAROLINA HURRICANES NATIONWIDE ARENA 26 MORNING BUNNY HOP GENOA PARK 27 EVENING OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL OSU CAMPUS ***26 MORNING SPRING HALF MARATHON THREE CREEKS PARK 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR APRIL 2016 DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION 1 – 2 VARIOUS MONSTER JAM SCHOTTENSTEIN CTR 2 ALL DAY GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH 2 MORNING LADY TUTU 5K EASTON 2 AFTERNOON FISHER 5K AND 10K FRED BEEKMAN PARK 2 MORNING QUEST TO END POVERTY WESTERVILLE STATIONS FOR THE CROSS ***1 MORNING DOWNTOWN PARADE ***1 AFTERNOON ST STEPHENS EASTER PARADE WESTSIDE AFRICAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE ***1 – 10 ALL DAY OSU CAMPUS FESTIVAL 4 AFTERNOON CBJ VS NEW YORK RANGERS NATIONWIDE ARENA 7 EVENING CLIPPERS VS INDIANAPOLIS HUNTINGTON PARK 8 EVENING CLIPPERS VS INDIANAPOLIS HUNTINGTON PARK 9 EVENING CLIPPERS VS INDIANAPOLIS HUNTINGTON PARK 9 EVENING CBJ VS CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS NATIONWIDE ARENA 9 MORNING FREE TO RUN/WALK SCIOTO AUDUBON 9 MORNING MS WALK HUNTINGTON PARK 9 MORNING I CAN 5K/10K NEW ALBANY ***9 MORNING SPRING DASH 5K WESTERVILLE 9 - 10 MORNING KIA ENDURANCE RUN OSU CAMPUS 10 AFTERNOON CLIPPERS VS INDIANAPOLIS HUNTINGTON PARK 10 MORNING SCIOTO MILES GENOA PARK ***10 MORNING HUSTLE FOR HEARING TUTTLE ***10 MORNING NSPIRE TO HEAL 5K FRED BEEKMAN PARK 11 EVENING CLIPPERS VS LOUISVILLE HUNTINGTON PARK 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR APRIL CON’T 12 EVENING CLIPPERS VS LOUSIVILLE HUNTINGTON PARK 13 MORNING CLIPPERS VS LOUISVILLE HUNTINGTON PARK OHIO DOMINICAN 16 MORNING ODU 5K COLLEGE 16 MORNING COLUMBUS INTL 5K GENOA PARK 16 MORNING CLINTONVILLE 5K WHETSTONE PARK McFERSON COMMONS 16 MORNING AIDS WALK PARK 16 EVENING CREW VS NEW YORK CITY FC MAPFRE STADIUM SOHUD APRIL FOOL’S DAY ***16 TBD TBD PARADE ***16 AFTERNOON OSU SPRING GAME OSU CAMPUS 17 MORNING DIRT OF THE EARTH ½ & 10K ALUM CREEK PARK 17 MORNING HOOVER HUSTLE 5K & 10K HOOVER RESERVOIR RACE TO ELIMINATE SEXUAL ***17 MORNING WOLFE PARK VIOLENCE DISPATCH HOME & GARDEN 20 – 28 ALL DAY OHIO EXPO CENTER SHOW 21 MORNING CHALLENGE COLUMBUS 5K GENOA PARK 21 EVENING CLIPPERS VS TOLEDO HUNTINGTON PARK 22 EVENING CLIPPERS VS TOLEDO HUNTINGTON PARK 23 MORNING PAT TILLMAN SHADOW RUN EASTON 23 MORNING ODU 5K OHIO DOMINICAN 23 EVENING CLIPPERS VS GWINNETT HUNTINGTON PARK 23 ALL DAY OHIOANA BOOK FESTIVAL SHERITON CAP SQ 23 MORNING STEPHANIE SPIELMAN RUN OSU ***23 TDB CAMP AKITA 5K FRED BEEKMAN PARK 23 EVENING CREW VS HOUSTON DYNAMO MAPFRE STADIUM 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR APRIL CON’T 24 AFTERNOON CLIPPERS VS GWINNET HUNTINGTON PARK 24 MORNING MOMMY MILE POLARIS MALL 25 EVENING CLIPPERS VS GWINNETT HUNTINGTON PARK ***24 MORNING COUGAR CHALLENGE 5K FRED BEEKMAN PARK ***24 MORNING PAT’S RUN EASTON 26 EVENING CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNTINGTON PARK 27 EVENING CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNTINGTON PARK 28 MORNING CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNTINGTON PARK MORNING/EARLY 28 YOUTH DRUG FREE RALLY GENOA PARK AFTERNOON 30 MORNING CAPITAL CITY HALF MARATHON ARENA DISTRICT 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MAY 2016 DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION 1 MORNING MARCH FOR BABIES GENOA PARK GREAT STRIDES FOR CYSTIC 1 MORNING MCFERSON COMMONS FIBROSIS ***1 MORNING CARDINAL ORTHO RACE GAHANNA ***1 AFTERNOON MARCH FOR FREEDOOM DOWNTOWN ***2 MORNING KEVIN MULLINS MEMORIAL 5K BEXLEY 5 MORNING FOP MEMORIAL MOTORCADE DOWNTOWN 7 MORNING HEALTHY COLUMBUS 5K WOLFE PARK 7 EVENING GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH 7 EVENING DRIGGS CEREMONY COSI PARK STREET 7 AFTERNOON CINCO DE MAYO 5K CANTINA 7 EVENING CREW VS MONTREAL IMPACT MAPFRE STADIUM 7-8 ALL DAY TOSRV STATEHOUSE 9 EVENING CLIPPERS VS LEHIGH VALLEY HUNTINGTON PARK ***7 MORNING UNCF WALK FOR EDUCATION WOLFE PARK ***7 NOON ULTIMATE BEER RUN FRANKLINTON ***7 TBD ECOT 5K HOOVER RESERVOIR ***7 TBD NEAR EASTSIDE 3 MILE EAST SIDE ***8 MORNING RUN FOR LIVING WATER SCIOTO AUDUBON 8 AFTERNOON OSU SPRING COMMENCEMENT OSU CAMPUS 10 EVENING CLIPPERS VS LEHIGH VALLEY HUNTINGTON PARK 11 EVENING CLIPPERS VS LEHIGH VALLEY HUNTINGTON PARK 12 MORNING CLIPPERS VS LEHIGH VALLEY HUNTINGTON PARK 12 EVENING POLICE MEMORIAL PROCESSION DOWNTOWN 13 EVENING CLIPPERS VS LOUISVILLE HUNTINGTON PARK 14 EVENING CLIPPERS VS LOUISVILLE HUNTINGTON PARK 2016 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MAY CON’T 14 MORNING RACE FOR THE CURE DOWNTOWN 14 EVENING CREW VS COLORADO RAPIDS MAPFRE STADIUM 14 MORNING GUPTA/KONANUR BARAAT HILTON - 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  • Columbus Commons • Approx

    Columbus Commons • Approx

    FOR LEASE 250 S High St | Columbus, Ohio 7,697 SF | PRIME RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE COLUMBUS RETAIL TEAM 7,697 SF | STREET LEVEL SPACE AVAILABLE AREAPROPERTY OVERVIEW OVERVIEW 65 250N WAGGONER S HIGH ST RD | FOR | FOR LEASE LEASE HIGHLIGHTS • 7,697 square foot, former restaurant space, available Summer 2020 (able to be demised) • Prominently located at the corner of Main & South High Street, directly across from the Columbus Commons • Approx. 10,000 residents in the Central Business District, with new residential projects under construction and planned within 1 mile • Conveniently located to both Government and Office daytime population; approx. 50,000 within ½ mile & 100,000 within 1 mile • The Ohio Theater, Scioto Mile & Bicentennial Park located less than a quarter mile away Columbus Commons Root Insurance LC River South | The Goat RICH ST LC River South 250 S HIGH ST S HIGH ST Julian Apartments The Westin Great Southern Columbus SURROUNDING RETAILERS 250 S HIGH ST | FOR LEASE 65 250N WAGGONER S HIGH ST RD | FOR | FOR LEASE LEASE OVERVIEW TRAFFIC COUNTS AREA DEMOGRAPHICS 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile County: Franklin S High 16,701 VPD Gross Leasable SF: 7,697 SF Population 14,602 140,072 351,250 E Main St 14,155 VPD I-71 121,590 VPD Total Households 8,871 60,722 144,688 Avg. Household Income $91,000 $63,857 $64,991 Sheraton Columbus Ohio Theater 4TH ST CORRIDOR Columbus Scioto Mile Commons Holiday Inn The Westin Franklin County Municipal Court Franklin County Government District German Village COLUMBUS COMMONS It doesn’t get much better.