Bruce K.
7/16/2024
The fountain and the fog machine are fabulous. It's quite a site and very enjoyable to sit here for a bit on a hot day. The kids playing and shouting were having a grand time too. The challenges...
Bicentennial Park
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233 S Civic Center Dr
Columbus, OH 43215
Bicentennial Park in Columbus, OH is a distinctive 4.66-acre downtown destination known for its unique fountain, park restaurant, and striking performance pavilion. Originally dedicated in 1976 to honor John W. Galbreath, a notable Ohio philanthropist and sports figure, the park offers visitors a memorable urban oasis.
The park's features include a glass-enclosed restaurant, Milestone 229, offering a chef-driven menu of comfort food with a gourmet twist, as well as a covered outdoor dining terrace. Additionally, the Scioto Mile Fountain, sponsored by the American Electric Power Foundation, is currently undergoing renovations to enhance its grandeur and is set to reopen in 2024.
Enhancing downtown cultural experiences, the park's outdoor performing arts stage, sponsored by the Franklin County Board of Commissioners, hosts a variety of free music, dance, and theatrical performances, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the park as a hub for artistic expression and community engagement.
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lauren s.
6/21/2024
Ugh wish I had more time to explore because this area is beautiful! The deer are hilarious the whole mile area is gorgeous with pathways and I loved it all.
Schárvín W.
7/21/2024
SUCH. a nice park with space for stage/ music setups, misters for hot weather and plenty of grass for seating / fun.
Jocelyn R.
9/2/2024
I love taking my kids here for a cheap and really fun summer play date. The spray pad is very interactive, there's a lot of music playing and the water isn't just continuous. It's on a loop which...
Jayme H.
4/10/2020
This beaut is a sight for sore eyes, for any and all eyes really! Bicentennial Park, which hugs the Scioto River, is located between Rich and Main streets downtown. It's a great place to enjoy...
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