The Washington Post totally wishes it was in Columbus
An expose on what “makes Columbus chock full of creativity and innovation” via the Washington Post is giving away all our secrets.
“Columbus kept me busy and surprised. Though I knew the facts — it ranks as the third-most fashion-forward city in the country and has a lower median age than the rest of the nation — I didn’t fully understand the burble of creativity and innovation till I found myself face-to-backside with a man made of oven roasting tins.” Andrea Sachs writes, in puzzlement over our fair city.
They go through the time-tested list of what-to-do in Columbus, including the North Market and the Short North. No surprises, but they managed to snag some cool local sweet spots that don’t normally get featured in national publications like:
- The Pizzuti Collection
- Scioto Mile
- Rockmill Tavern
- Homage
- The Book Loft
Check out the article for yourself, we deserve to pat ourselves on the back sometimes.
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