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Trouble seeing this message? View in browser | | | 1. Bert Kreischer at the Schottenstein Center | | | Comedy powerhouse Bert Kreischer performs at the Schottenstein Center this Friday, November 21, bringing the same outrageous energy and laugh-out-loud storytelling that's made him one of the highest-grossing stand-up comics in the world. | | | 2. Wildlights at Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
| | | Photo credit: Columbus Zoo and Aquarium | Beginning Friday, November 21, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium lights up the season with Wildlights—the beloved holiday tradition featuring millions of twinkling LED lights, animated musical shows and festive activities for all ages. Regular Zoo admission or membership includes access to the event, so plan to arrive early for animal viewing and stay for the holiday lights. | | | 3. Candlelight: Coldplay vs. Imagine Dragons | | | Photo credit: Fever/Candlelight® | Experience the magic of Candlelight on Sunday, November 23, at the Columbus Museum of Art (Cardinal Health Auditorium), featuring music by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons performed by the Listeso String Quartet under a warm glow of candlelight. Please note that doors close five minutes prior to the start of the concert and late arrivals will not be permitted. | | | 4. The Wiz at Short North Stage
| | | The Wiz makes its debut this week at Short North Stage, putting a bold, soulful spin on The Wizard of Oz. Follow Dorothy as she “eases on down the road” with the Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion. This lively, family-friendly production delivers big vocals, daring style and nonstop fun. | | | 5. Holiday Hoopla 2025 at Shadowbox Live
| | | Photo credit: Shadowbox Live | Starting this week, celebrate the fun and dysfunction of the season at Shadowbox Live’s iconic holiday show, Holiday Hoopla 2025, a Columbus tradition for more than 35 years. This isn’t typical yuletide fare, but an irreverent, high-energy mix of sharp original comedy sketches and electrifying live rock music that captures the chaos and joy of the holidays. | | | Please note: We are not responsible for event logistics or ticketing. For any inquiries, contact the host or event organizer. | | | |