Latest Events in Westerville(May Updated)

One City Worship is an all-city gathering of the Christian community in Central Ohio. Formerly known as ONE NIGHT, this event brings together thousands of people from hundreds of local church communities for prayer and worship. We celebrate our oneness as we collectively worship Jesus and pray for our city. ​ We are not here to seek our own agendas or our own ideas. Instead, we are coming to draw close to Jesus and seek the heart of God. We want to collectively hear what Jesus has to say to the Church of Columbus and listen to His vision for our city. As we draw people into an encounter to BEHOLD Jesus and His glory, our heart posture is to conform to His image and BECOME more like Jesus. As we draw near to His heartbeat and listen to His promises and His will, we resolve to BELIEVE what He is saying to us and BLESS each other and our city with His Presence. Information Source: For Columbus | eventbrite

Get a glimpse inside the world of athletic training with this interactive camp. You will learn about anatomy, common injuries, on field emergency care, taping and much more! You will also spend time in a colligate athletic training room, and see the facilities the Nationwide Children's Hospital has to offer in our new Sports Medicine building downtown Columbus. We hope to see you there! For questions or more information, please contact: sportsmedSATW@nationwidechildrens.org Information Source: Nationwide Children's Sports Medicine | eventbrite

Join us for Babies & Bumps Columbus 2025! We'll host our 7th annual event in Columbus on Sunday, June 8th from 11 AM to 4 PM at the Renaissance Columbus Westerville-Polaris Hotel! Babies & Bumps is an intimate, conference-style event , featuring backyard businesses and brands we believe in… plus info-packed, expert-led seminars and demonstrations, shopping, complimentary activities, and giveaways galore. We’ll wrap the day with internationally recognized baby gear expert and CPST, Jamie Grayson, who will host an hour-long session on top gear categories (and give away a TON of baby gear!) B&B is a small, family business with a big purpose – to educate and empower parents. We believe that information + connections = empowerment ! So, every aspect of our events is designed to connect you to valuable resources before you need them and to facilitate real conversations about all the things you may not even know you need to know about pregnancy, birth, and life with a baby. Babies & Bumps is open to ALL moms, dads, parents-to-be, adoptive parents, people TTC, caregivers… anyone with a baby in their life or one on the way! Join us to get answers to your questions, gain confidence in your decisions, and resolve your fears. No pressure. No judgment. Just support, resources, and community for you and your growing family. On event day, you’ll find all of the following (and more!) under one roof: Exhibitors & vendors – we curate the event in order to showcase organizations that cater to new and soon-to-be parents, have positive reviews and good reputations, and have missions that are aligned with ours. On event day, guests can learn about local resources, shop, and sign up for classes, among other things. Jamie Grayson – visit with baby gear expert and Child Passenger Safety Technician, Jamie Grayson on the exhibitor floor between 11 AM and 2:15 PM to ask questions and get hands-on demonstrations of a range of baby gear. Then, join Jamie for his keynote – a 60-minute session from 3 to 4 PM, where he’ll walk attendees through products and safety basics in top baby gear categories like car seats, strollers, carriers, and high chairs (and give away prizes!). Educational sessions – we partner with experts to provide classroom-style workshops and seminars on a wide range of topics related to pregnancy and parenting, like writing a birth plan, the fourth trimester and postpartum recovery, and baby’s first foods. (Check out our schedule for the line-up, which is usually announced about a month before the event.) Demonstrations – these interactive sessions are designed to teach a skill that you can take home and put into practice, like infant CPR, picking the perfect breast pump, and comfort measures in labor. (Check out our schedule for the line-up, which is usually announced about a month before the event.) Amenities & convenience – we offer creature comforts like a feeding lounge for peace, quiet, nursing, and pumping. We also chose a venue with free and plentiful parking that’s easy to access! Food and beverages are also available for purchase at the hotel, and there are plenty of places to grab a quick bite nearby. Opportunity to give back – guests have a chance to win dozens of prizes generously donated by our sponsors, local businesses, and brands in our raffle. 100% of proceeds from raffle ticket sales are donated to a local or regional mission-driven organization that serves families and children. Fabulous giveaways!! – our lavish gift bags are packed with $100+ in products from brands we love, we have a grand prize drawing, and there are even more prizes at Jamie Grayson’s keynote session. (Giveaways vary by ticket type.) We can’t wait to see you! Monica (B&B founder) + team P .S. If you’re interested in partnering with us (e.g. vendor, sponsor, advertiser, speaker), tell us about yourself here ! Brand ambassadors and influencers, this one's for you ! Information Source: Babies & Bumps | eventbrite

Presented by: The Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation (OSPF) and Life Is Better with You Here (LIBWYH) About the Summit Suicide among Black youth and young adults is a growing crisis that demands urgent attention. This solution-driven summit is dedicated to youth-focused suicide prevention by equipping youth and young adults, parents and guardians, faith-based and community organizations, educators and community advocates, and mental health professionals with tools to prevent suicide and support Black youth and young adults. This full-day event features inspiring keynote speakers, engaging discussions and workshops, and practical training on The Ohio Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF), a data-driven model designed to create sustainable suicide prevention strategies. This is a dual-track summit with two separate experiences running simultaneously. Together, these simultaneous summits will bridge generational understanding, strengthen suicide prevention efforts, and empower communities to take meaningful action. Adult Summit Track is designed for adults committed to suicide prevention in the Black community through policy, partnership, and prevention practice. Youth Summit Track titled "Because Young Voices Matter" is committed to empowering youth and young adults (ages 13–21) by fostering peer connections, encouraging creative expression, providing wellness tools, and developing leadership skills through Ohio SPF training. Disclaimer: To protect the privacy of participants and foster a safe space for open discussion, parents and guardians will not be permitted to attend the youth/young adult session. **Please select the correct ticket type during registration to ensure proper participation and mate rials. ** Key Takeaways: Gain a deeper understanding of the unique risk factors impacting Black youth and young adults. Learn practical strategies for building trust and fostering effective allyship in schools, faith communities, and social networks. Empower parents, guardians, and the community in building stronger foundations for suicide prevention and mental health support. Receive comprehensive training on SPF’s six key components: assessment, capacity-building, planning, implementation, evaluation, and sustainability. Connect with local leaders and prevention experts to strengthen statewide and county-level suicide prevention efforts. Become part of the solution to prevent suicide and support the mental well-being of Black youth and young adults in our communities. Register today and Stay tuned for more event details to come! Summit Agenda Moderator: Gabrielle Phifer, NBC4 Daytime Columbus Reporter Welcome & Opening Remarks Facilitator: Tony Coder , Executive Director, Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation Laying the Foundation for Sustainable Prevention: Strategic Prevention Framework Training Facilitator: Albert Gay , Managing Partner, SheRay’s & Associates This hands-on training equips attendees with the knowledge and tools to implement the Ohio Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF), focusing on: Assessing community needs using local and statewide data Building capacity and partnerships Creating culturally relevant, community-driven strategies Evaluating continuous improvement and sustainability Lunch & Midday Connections Lunch Provided Networking Introduction of LIBWYH Song and Dance – Tracee Garrett, President & CEO, Global Insight Productions & LIBWYH and Aleecya Sims, Project Coordinator, LIBWYH Mid-Day Keynote: From Risk to Resilience: Centering Black Youth in the Path to Prevention Keynote Speaker: Jasmin Brooks Stephens, Ph.D. leading voice in youth mental health and racial equity This keynote will explore the unique mental health challenges faced by Black youth and young adults, highlighting key trends and statistics that reveal the disproportionate risks they face. The presentation will discuss cultural considerations, and the importance of understanding lived experiences when addressing mental health in this group. The session will introduce the Seven Pillars of Youth Suicide Prevention, offering practical strategies for early intervention and support. Emphasizing the need for community collaboration, it will focus on how to build a strong, supportive environment for Black youth, fostering resilience and creating pathways to prevention. Collective Conversation Panel (The Green Table Talk) Listen. Learn. Lead: Creating a Community of Care with Youth & Adults Facilitated intergenerational dialogue. Facilitators: Elder - Sonia A. Hunt, Ph.D., Director of Counseling Services, Central State University and Elder - Mr. George A. Hicks III , OCPC, ICPS, CEO ArkBuilders, and featuring youth from the community In this powerful, unscripted conversation, youth join adult allies to share real talk about what’s working—and what’s not—when it comes to mental health, suicide prevention, and community connection. Guided by a youth and adult moderator, this conversation invites vulnerability, reflection, and honest exchange across generations. Together, we’ll explore how adults and youth can better show up for each other and co-create environments that center healing, safety, and trust. Center youth voices in prevention strategy Build authentic intergenerational allyship Foster a shared vision of hope, healing, and accountability Afternoon Break Afternoon Breakout Sessions Choose one of four powerful sessions: Session 1: Advocacy for Change – Policy & Practice in Suicide Prevention This session will focus on the critical role of policy and advocacy in advancing mental health services for youth, particularly in communities of color. Participants will explore strategies to advocate for mental health parity, increased funding, and state and local policies that promote mental well-being in schools and communities. The session will also cover how supporting research and data collection can strengthen suicide prevention efforts. Through discussions and action planning, attendees will gain the tools needed to advocate for systemic changes and support evidence-based policies that prioritize the mental health of Black youth. Advocate for mental health parity and increased funding for mental health services. Implement state and local policies that promote mental well-being in schools and communities. Support research and data collection to improve suicide prevention efforts. Session 2: SPF Training Specifically for Faith-Based Communities Facilitator: Mr. George A. Hicks III , OCPC, ICPS, CEO ArkBuilders Faith-based communities play a vital role in supporting the mental health and well-being of youth and families. By integrating evidence-based prevention strategies with faith-centered approaches, religious leaders, congregations, and faith-based organizations can create safe, supportive environments that foster resilience, healing, and hope. This session will explore how faith-based communities can apply the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) to build sustainable, culturally competent prevention efforts that address the unique challenges faced by Black youth and young adults. Integrate prevention with faith-based principles Build culturally competent, sustainable programs Apply SPF tools within congregational settings Session 3: Social Media, Cyberbullying & Youth Mental Health Panelists: Timothy and Tamia Woods , Executive and Co-Founder, Do It For James Foundation in addition to respective representatives from Child Psychology and Law Enforcement In today’s digital world, social media is woven into the daily lives of Black youth and young adults. While it offers connection, creativity, and opportunities, it also presents serious challenges—including cyberbullying, online harassment, and increased mental health risks. Examine the double-edged nature of social media The role of social media in youth mental health & suicide risk Addressing cyberbullying and online harassment Leveraging digital platforms for mental wellness and peer support Session 4: Community Care Circles: Restoring Trust & Rebuilding Support Systems This session invites participants to explore how community care—not just self-care—can help address isolation and despair in Black communities. Through guided conversation and circle process, attendees will examine how to build trust, create support systems, and respond when someone is in distress. Why it's impactful: Offers practical tools for informal community crisis response Emphasizes collective healing over individual pressure Models a practice participants can take home Call for Collaborative Action Closing Remarks & Next Steps Facilitator: Mona é James , Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation, Project Coordinator Event Overview Date: Friday, June 27, 2025 Venue: Quest Conference Center | 9200 Worthington Rd. Suite 400 Time: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM Format: Full-Day Summit Registration Fee: $40.00 Information Source: Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation | eventbrite

Northwestern Mutual - Columbus is hosting "Scramble for a Cure" - a golf scramble & wine tasting event. This annual event, now in its 6th year, is dedicated to supporting Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research (ALSF) and Nellie's Champions for Kids (NC4K). Both of these foundations provide crucial support for pediatric cancer research and offer assistance to families affected by this challenging disease. Golf scramble: After purchasing a foursome registration, captains will be emailed with a request to provide your team member's names & email addresses. In addition to prizes for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams, each foursome will have the opportunity to participate in various contests the day of the event. There will be contests for closest to the pin, longest putt, longest drive, and hole-in-one on all par 3's! *$750 entry per golf foursome, through March 31st *$850 entry per golf foursome, April 1st through April 21st *$950 Late registration from April 22nd until May 5th Wine tasting: Enjoy a flight of wines carefully selected by our team of wine enthusiasts. If purchasing multiple tickets, you will receive an email requesting names for each ticket. **NOTE: It will not be possible to participate in both the golf scramble & the wine tasting portions of our event.** *$80 per person, through March 31st *$90 per person, April 1st through April 21st *$110 late registration, May 5 through May 8 Information Source: Northwestern Mutual - Columbus | eventbrite

Welcome to Rock the Revolution 2025! Come join us at Cowan Hall for a showcase of our 2025 routines. From tap to jazz, ballet to hip hop, there is something to see for everyone. Our dancers can't wait to put on a show! Information Source: Revolution Dance | eventbrite

Experience Irish dancing at its best. Information Source: The Academy Irish Dance Co. | eventbrite