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Oct. 4, 2006 - Columbus Days in Columbus Ohio

Why? ... How do we celebrate Columbus Day? Where do we celebrate Columbus Day? Who is celebrating Columbus Day in Columbus and Central Ohio.

When: Columbus Day(s) is this weekend .... there is lots going on in Columbus

Columbus Day Wreath Laying Ceremony

"Celebrate Columbus Day with this event, hosted by the Columbus Piave Club and the NAICCO (Native American Indian Center of Central Ohio). A wreath laying ceremony will be held at 10 a.m."

Where: Columbus City Hall, 90 W. Broad St., Columbus

When: Monday, Sept. 9, 2006 10 a.m.

Free.

Who: NAICCO and The Columbus Piave Club

The Piave Club is an Italian American Club in Columbus. I find very liitle about them on the internet. Brief history of the organization - via The Godman Guild website: "1919 - A number of groups held meetings for social and civic purposes at Godman Guild, among them, the Piave Club. O.P. Gallo, who participated in Godman Guild as a young person, suggested the name (Piave is a river in Italy) for the club. It also had a ladies auxiliary and a junior auxiliary. "

Celebrate Columbus Days at the Santa Maria,

Where:25 Marconi Blvd. in Battelle Park, Columbus Ohio

"The Santa Maria is celebrating its 15th year in Columbus. The ship will be re-christened on Columbus Day - Monday, Oct. 9 from 2-3 p.m. The festivities include a performance by the Ohio University marching band and an appearance by Miss Black Ohio USA."

Free admission to the re-christening event 2-3 on Oct. 9.

Experience Columbus Days 50% off admission to a lot of Columbus venues, COSI, The Columbus Museum of Art, The Ohio Historical Society and more for Columbus Days (this weekend)

50% off admission with an Experience Columbus Days Card

"The city's best. And the best deal in the city."

Experience Columbus Days October 6-9

www.ExperienceColumbusDays.com

Blue Jackets vs. Phoenix Coyotes
Columbus Museum of Art
Columbus Santa Maria
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
Contemporary American Theatre Company
COSI Columbus
Franklin Park Conservatory
Kelton House Museum and Garden
Magic Mountain Fun Centers
Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum
Ohio Historical Center
Ohio State Athletics
Terror Park at Cooper Stadium
Wexner Center for the Arts
the Wilds

Vist the website for complete details about 50% off admission to these and other Columbus area attractions between October 6 - 9, 2006 .

c. 2006 Columbus Best Blog and Maureen McCabe

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Oct. 7, 2006 - re: Columbus Days in Columbus Ohio

Posted by Maureen Francis

Columbus is one of the few cities with a "name day" that I can think of. Well, I guess the cities named after presidents have president's day.

Name days are a big thing in Eastern Europe. Kind of like saints days. A second chance to have a party for yourself in addition to the birthday.
I don't think I could get Detroit Day to become a national holiday, hard as I may try.

Did Columbus day used to be a bank holiday?

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Oct. 7, 2006 - re: Columbus Days in Columbus Ohio

Posted by Maureen Francis

Hey, what happened to my comment I left early this morning? Was I edited out?

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Oct. 7, 2006 - re: Columbus Days in Columbus Ohio

Posted by Maureen McCabe

MF wrote: "Hey, what happened to my comment I left early this morning?" It's a ploy by the blogger to get more comment... I have to approve because of spammers and hecklers... I mostly approve the heckler but do not want the heckler to have instant gratification.... if I didn't edit out the heckler I am not going to edit out you.

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Oct. 7, 2006 - re: Columbus Days in Columbus Ohio

Posted by Maureen McCabe

MF from MI asked "Did Columbus day used to be a bank holiday? " I don't know... I did read up some about when it became a holiday...when it became socially unacceptable to celebrate it... and no where in the history did I notice anything about the status as a national holiday or a banking holiday... I just noticed it in a bank Friday. I know when I first moved to Columbus I was suprised by it being a semi-holiday... kinda sorta. I know I was out of town the first couple of years I lived here on the weekend... and I wanted to stick around to see how festive it was....thanks for the comments... I am not sure why I did not see the first one earlier...

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