To add to Audrey's list (and to correct):
COSI (the Center of Science and Industry) is now in a massive elaborate new
building across the river from downtown; the Ohio Historical Society, near
Ohio State, has a WWII show up in its museum, with some solo performances
of period material on selected weekends; the Columbus Museum of Art is near
downtown.  There are three elaborately restored downtown theatres (the
Southern, 1896; the Palace, a 1926 vaudeville house; the Ohio, a 1928 movie
palace); the Contemporary American Theatre Company has an evening of short
plays up at the moment, in the Riffe Center across from the State House;
the Reality Theatre has a good production of _As Bees in Honey Drown_ in
the Short North district, while the King Arts Complex has a hip-hop
adaptation of _Macbeth_ that's interesting, at least.    And lots of great
restaurants.
At 09:39 AM 5/9/00 -0400, you wrote:
>James,
>
>There are many things to see in Columbus.
>If you want arts and museums: COSI--science and industry (on broad st.), the
>Wexner Center on High st. on OSU's campus, CCAD (columbus college of art and
>design, a nice little gallery) Gay st. and 7th? In short north (on High st.
>going North--four stop lights) there's tons of galleries, cool shops, nice
>restaurants.
>Right across from the expo center is North market (a great farmer's market)
>it's on High about three lights after broad st. turn left at the flashing
>crosswalk.
>German Village is also a pretty place, go south on high st. turn left on
>fourth light after broad st. (that should put you right into german
>village).
>These are all basically downtown and not too far from each other.
>Audrey
>Little Ms. S


Alan Woods
Director, Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Insititute
The Ohio State University
1430 Lincoln Tower
1800 Cannon Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43210-1230
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