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The COLUMBUS DIVISION of POLICE The COLUMBUS DIVISION 2018 OF POLICE Please be advised that this is NOT a complete list of all the events in the City of SPECIAL Columbus, Ohio. Dates are subject to EVENTS change. *** Represents Projected Dates CALENDAR 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR JANUARY DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION 1 MORNING COMMITMENT 5K DUBLIN OHIO HEALTH FIRST ON THE WESTERVILLE SPORTS 1 MORNING FIRST 5K COMPLEX 1 MORNING BE THE LIGHT 5K GAHANNA 5-14 ALL DAY OHIO RV & BOAT SHOW FAIRGROUNDS 6 AFTERNOON GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 7 EVENING OSU CAMPUS MICHIGAN STATE ROCKS AND ROOTS TRAIL 7 MORNING ALUM CREEK STATE PARK RACING 7 EVENING CBJ VS NY FLA NATIONWIDE ARENA OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 11 EVENING OSU CAMPUS MARYLAND 12 EVENING CBJ VS VAN NATIONWIDE ARENA BROKE MAN’S WINTER 14 MORNING SMITH FARMS WARM-UP 15 MORNING MLK BREAKFAST CONVENTION CENTER 15 AFTERNOON MLK WALK/MARCH KING LINCOLN DISTRICT 15 EVENING MLK CELEBRATION LINCOLN THEATRE 18 EVENING CBJ VS DAL NATIONWIDE ARENA AAA GREAT VACATIONS 19 ALL DAY CONVENTION CTR TRAVEL EXPO OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 20 AFTERNOON OSU CAMPUS MINNESOTA 20 EVENING WORLD TOUGHEST RODEO NATIONWIDE ARENA OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 22 EVENING OSU CAMPUS NEBRASKA 24-28 EVENING DISNEY ON ICE NATIONWIDE ARENA OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 25 EVENING OSU CAMPUS PENN STATE 26 EVENING OSU HOCKEY VS MICHIGAN OSU CAMPUS 27 EVENING OSU HOCKEY VS MICHIGAN OSU CAMPUS 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR JANUARY (CON’T) 26-28 ALL DAY POWER SHOW OHIO FAIRGROUNDS 30 EVENING CBJ VS MIN NATIONWIDE ARENA OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 30 EVENING OSU CAMPUS INDIANA 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR FEBRUARY DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION 2 EVENING CBJ VS SJS NATIONWIDE ARENA 2 ALL DAY CBJ WINTER PARK MCFERSON PARK OSU HOCKEY VS MICHIGAN 2 EVENING OSU CAMPUS STATE OSU HOCKEY VS MICHIGAN 3 EVENING OSU CAMPUS STATE 3 AFTERNOON GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH 4 MORNING 5TH LINE 5K NATIONWIDE ARENA OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 4 AFTERNOON OSU CAMPUS ILLINOIS 6 EVENING CBJ VS WSH NATIONWIDE ARENA 9 ALL DAY BUCKEYETHON OSU CAMPUS OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 10 TBD OSU CAMPUS IOWA 10 AFTERNOON SNOW DAY 5K GENOA PARK 10 EVENING CBJ VS NJD NATIONWIDE ARENA 11 TBA OHSAA TEAM WRESTLING ST. JOHN ARENA 10-11 ALL DAY EASY RIDER BIKE SHOW CONVENTION CENTER ROCKS AND ROOTS TRAIL ALUM CREEK STATE 11 MORNING RACING PARK ***14 MORNING THE VALENTINE RACE GAHANNA 16 EVENING CBJ VS PHI NATIONWIDE ARENA 18 EVENING CBJ VS PIT NATIONWIDE ARENA COLUMBUS DISPATCH HOME & 17-25 ALL DAY FAIRGROUNDS GARDEN SHOW 17 MORNING FIGHT FOR AIR BATTLE-CLIMB RHODES TOWER LAST CHANCE WARM UP FOR 18 MORNING DUBLIN BOSTON 18 TBD WARM UP COLUMBUS 5K & 10K SCIOTO MILES 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR FEBRUARY (CON’T) ***19 TBD WE ARE THE MAJORITY GENOA PARK OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL VS 20 EVENING OSU CAMPUS RUTGERS 23 EVENING OSU HOCKEY VS WISCONSIN OSU CAMPUS 23-25 ALL DAY COLUMBUS RV SHOW CONVENTION CTR 24 EVENING CBJ VS CHI NATIONWIDE ARENA 24 EVENING OSU HOCKEY VS WISCONSIN OSU CAMPUS 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MARCH DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION 1-4 EXPO CENTER & ALL DAY ARNOLD SPORTS FESTIVAL CONVENTION CTR OHSAA BOWLING 2 ALL DAY WAYNE WEBB’S TOURNAMENTS 18-20 ALL DAY ROCK ON THE RANGE CREW STADIUM 3 ALL DAY GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH SAWMILL ATHLETIC 3 MORNING ARNOLD INDOOR TRIATHLON CLUB OHSAA TEAM GYMNASTICS HILLIARD BRADLEY 2-3 TBA COMPETITION H.S. OHSAA BOWLING 2-3 TBA WAYNE WEBB’S TOURNAMENTS ARNOLD 5K & ARNOLD PUMP & 4 MORNING GOODALLE & HIGH RUN 6 EVENING CBJ VS VGK NATIONWIDE ARENA 8 EVENING CBJ VS COL NATIONWIDE ARENA ***TBD MORNING MS WALK HUNTINGTON PARK 8-11 TBA OHSAA WINTER TOURNAMENTS SCHOTTENSTEIN CTR 9 EVENING CBJ VS DET NATIONWIDE ARENA 10 MORNING PI 5K DAY ALUM CREEK PARK 9-10 ALL DAY PET EXPO FAIRGROUNDS RUN FOR MORE BIRTHDAYS 5K 10 MORNING GAHANNA CREEKSIDE WALK/RUN 12 EVENING CBJ VS MTL NATIONWIDE ARENA COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL 15-19 ALL DAY CONVENTION CTR AUTO SHOW 16-18 ALL DAY OHSAA WINTER TOURNAMENTS SCHOTTENSTEIN CTR 16-18 ALL DAY OHIO DEER & TURKEY EXPO FAIRGROUNDS 17 MORNING ST PATRICK’S DAY 5K FLANNIGAN’S 17 EVENING CBJ VS OTT NATIONWIDE ARENA 17 NOON ST PATRICK’S DAY PARADE DOWNTOWN 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MARCH (CON’T) 17 MORNING ST PATRICK’S DAY 4 MILER DUBLIN ALADDIN TEMPLE SHRINE 23-25 ALL DAY OHIO EXPO CENTER CIRCUS 18 MORNING SCIOTO MILES GENOA PARK 22 EVENING CBJ VS FLA NATIONWIDE ARENA 22-24 ALL DAY OHSAA WINTER TOURNAMENTS SCHOTTENSTEIN CTR 24 EVENING CBJ VS STL NATIONWIDE ARENA AFRICAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE ***24-30 ALL DAY OSU CAMPUS FESTIVAL NCAA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 30 ALL DAY NATIONWIDE ARENA FINAL FOUR 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR APRIL DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION FRED BEEKMAN 1 AFTERNOON FISHER 5K AND 10K PARK 3 EVENING CBJ VS DET NATIONWIDE ARENA 5 EVENING CBJ VS PIT NATIONWIDE ARENA 7 ALL DAY GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH 7 MORNING LADY TUTU 5K EASTON ***7 MORNING COLUMBUS INTL 5K GENOA PARK ***7 MORNING KIA ENDURANCE RUN OSU CAMPUS ***TBD MORNING FREE TO RUN/WALK SCIOTO AUDUBON ***TBD MORNING I CAN 5K/10K NEW ALBANY ***TBD MORNING SPRING DASH 5K WESTERVILLE 8 MORNING CHOO CHOO 9 MILER WESTERVILLE 8 MORNING SCIOTO MILES GENOA PARK 12 EVENING CLIPPERS VS DURHAM HUNTINGTON PARK MAYOR’S EMPLOYEE ***12 MORNING POLICE ACADEMY RECOGNITION PROGRAM 13 EVENING CLIPPERS VS DURHAM HUNTINGTON PARK STATIONS FOR THE CROSS ***13 MORNING DOWNTOWN PARADE ***13 AFTERNOON ST STEPHENS EASTER PARADE WESTSIDE 14 MORNING CLIPPERS VS DURHAM HUNTINGTON PARK McFERSON 14 MORNING AIDS WALK COMMONS PARK 14 MORNING IGEL FAMILY FUN DAY WOLFE PARK 15 MORNING BUNNY HOP 5K GENOA PARK 15 AFTERNOON CLIPPERS VS DURHAM HUNTINGTON PARK 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR APRIL (CON’T) 15 MORNING HEAD FOR THE CURE 5K GENOA PARK 16 EVENING CLIPPERS VS PAWTUCKET HUNINGTON PARK 17 EVENING CLIPPERS VS PAWTUCKET HUNINGTON PARK 18 EVENING CLIPPERS VS AWTUCKET HUNINGTON PARK ***18 MORNING BRIDGING THE GAP RICH STREET BRIDGE RACE TO ELIMINATE SEXUAL ***TBD MORNING WOLFE PARK VIOLENCE 19 ALL DAY WE ARE THE MAJORITY GENOA PARK STEP UP FOR STEPHANIE’S 21 MORNING OSU CHAMPIONS 21 MORNING RUN TO ERASE EPILEPSY 5K GENOA PARK FRANKLIN PARK OR ***21 MORNING FRANKLIN PARK 5K WOLFE PARK ***21 AFTERNOON MONSTER JAM EXPO CENTER EVENING ***21 ALL DAY OHIOANA BOOK FESTIVAL DOWNTOWN 22 MORNING EARTH DAY GENOA PARK 22 MORNING HOOVER HUSTLE 5K & 10K HOOVER RESERVOI8 27 EVENING CLIPPERS VS INDIANAPOLIS HUNTINGTON PARK 28 EVENING CLIPPERS VS INDIANAPOLIS HUNINGTON PARK MORNING/EARLY ****26 YOUTH DRUG FREE RALLY GENOA PARK AFTERNOON 28 MORNING CAP CITY HALF MARATHON COMMONS 28 MORNING SUA SPONTE 5 MILER OHIO DOMINICAN 29 MORNING MARCH FOR BABIES GENOA PARK 29 AFTERNOON CLIPPERS VS INDIANAPOLIS HUNTINGTON PARK 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MAY DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION TBD MORNING CARDINAL ORTHO RACE GAHANNA TBD MORNING KEVIN MULLINS MEMORIAL 5K BEXLEY 3 EVENING CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNINGTON PARK ***3 MORNING FOP MEMORIAL MOTORCADE DOWNTOWN WOODLANDS 5 AFTERNOON CINCO DE MAYO 5K BACKYARD 5 MORNING DERBY DAY GENOA PARK 4 EVENING CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNTINGTON PARK 5 EVENING GALLERY HOP SHORT NORTH 6 AFTERNOON CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNTINGTON PARK 5 MORNING HEALTHY COLUMBUS 5K WOLFE PARK ***5 ALL DAY TOSRV STATEHOUSE ***5 MORNING CELEBRATE TEACHING 5K WINDEMERE E.S. GREAT STRIDES FOR CYSTIC MCFERSON 6 MORNING FIBROSIS COMMONS ***6 MORNING MARCH FOR FREEDOM CITY HALL TBD MORNING UNCF WALK FOR EDUCATION WOLFE PARK TBD NOON ULTIMATE BEER RUN FRANKLINTON TBD TBD ECOT 5K HOOVER RESERVOIR TBD TBD NEAR EASTSIDE 3 MILE EAST SIDE TBD MORNING RUN FOR LIVING WATER SCIOTO AUDUBON 6 AFTERNOON OSU SPRING COMMENCEMENT OSU CAMPUS COLUMBUS CORPORATE 12 MORNING GENOA PARK CHALLENGE 5K 12 MORNING NO CHILD WET BEHIND WOLFE PARK 12 MORNING CLINTONVILLE 5K WHETSTONE HS THUNDER TUNNEL MOTORCYCLE TBD MORNING DOWNTOWN RIDE 14 MORNING TRAIL NUTS 10K ALUM CREEK 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MAY CON’T 15 EVENING CLIPPERS VS GWINNETT HUNTINGTON PARK 16 EVEING CLIPPERS VS GWINNETT HUNTINGTON PARK TBD ALL DAY OPEN STREETS DOWNTOWN 2 FOR RUN FOR DOWN 17 MORNING DUBLIN, OH SYNDROME 17 MORNING CLIPPERS VS GWINNETT HUNTINGTON PARK 18 EVENING CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNTINGTON PARK 18 MORNING POLICE MEMORIAL PROCESSION DOWNTOWN 18-20 ALL DAY ROCK ON THE RANGE CREW STADIUM 19 MORNING DRAGON BOAT PRACTICE WEST BANK PARK 19 EVENING CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNINGTON PARK 20 AFTERNOON CLIPPERS VS CHARLOTTE HUNINGTON PARK 19 MORNING RACE FOR THE CURE DOWNTOWN 19 AFTERNOON COLUMBUS TACO FEST GENOA PARK 20 MORNING MOMMY MILE 5K POLARIS MALL COLUMBUS 20 MORNING GIRLS ON THE RUN-SPRING COMMONS 21 EVENING CLIPPERS VS TOLEDO HUNINGTON PARK TBD MORNING BED RACE GOODALE PARK 20 AFTERNOON DRAGON BOAT RACES WEST BANK PARK KING LINCOLN DISTRICT KING LINCOLN TBD TBD MEMORIAL PARADE DISTRICT 20 MORNING ENERGY FOR LIFE WALKATHON WOLFE PARK 22 EVENING CLIPPERS VS TOLEDO HUNTINGTON PARK 23 EVENING CLIPPERS VS TOLEDO HUNTINGTON PARK 24 MORNING CLIPPERS VS TOLEDO HUNTINGTON PARK ***26 MORNING GRAD RUN GENOA PARK 26-27 ALL DAY ASIAN FESTIVAL FRANKLIN PARK 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR MAY CON’T MCFERSON 26 MORNING PET PROMISE RESCUE RUN 5K COMMONS MUIRFIELD MEMORIAL GOLF 28-3 ALL DAY DUBLIN TOURNAMENT ***27 MORNING FIELD OF HEROES 5K WESTERVILLE, OH 28 MORNING RING AROUND THE ROSES 5K WHETSTONE HS ***28 AFTERNOON REVIVAL ON THE MILE TBD (FRANKLIN PARK) 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR JUNE DAY TIME EVENT LOCATION 1 EVENING RHYTHM ON THE RIVER BICENTENNIAL PARK 2 TBD CHICKEN AND BEER JEFFERSON PARK 2 AFTERNOON KALE & ALE FESTIVAL GENOA PARK 2 TBD AACF LONG STREET CAP ***3 MORNING JACK ROTH 5K ROCK N RUN TBD FRANKLINTON FOOD & FITNESS TBD MORNING FRANKLINTON 5K CREATIVE LIVING ROCK N ROLL TBD MORNING SCIOTO AUDUBON RUN 2 EVENING GALLERY
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