The Fourth of July weekend has arrived!
Columbus has waited three years for the return of Red, White & Boom, and it’s fast approaching. So, too, are the suburban parades, fireworks and the ever-popular Doo Dah Parade.
But for those seeking entertainment other than holiday-related fare, we have you covered, too. There is much to enjoy in Greater Columbus.
So get in the spirit of the three-day holiday weekend by checking out all of the events that will be happening.
Be safe, and have fun!
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Get ready to cheer on ‘CHEER Live’
Fans of the Netflix docuseries “CHEER” can watch their favorite stars in person during CHEER Live at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Value City Arena, West Lane Avenue and Olentangy River Road. Members of the rival cheer teams from Navarro College and Trinity Valley Community College will be performing stunts and choreographed routines, telling stories and answering questions. In addition to the couple dozen athletes who will be performing, including Gabi Butler and Morgan Simianer, will be Navarro Bulldogs coach Monica Aldama (614-688-3939, schottensteincenter.com)
BAM Thursdays in swing
The Columbus Museum of Art will be hosting its weekly BAM Thursdays from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday. The event will feature drinks, art and live music at the museum. The event will feature DJ Rarelife, owner of the Columbus-based vinyl label, Shut Off Notice.
You don’t need a reservation or ticket to attend BAM Thursdays. You don’t need a reservation or ticket to attend BAM Thursdays, but if you would like to visit the museum, it is recommended to reserve a timed ticket in advance.
While tickets aren’t required, tables are only available on a first-come, first-served basis for dining until 9 p.m. (columbusmuseum.org)
