The 70’s Music Explosion in Columbus, Ohio

When

Oct 10th, 2021

1:00pm - 5:00pm

Where

717 West Town StreetColumbusOH43222

Join the Columbus Historical Society for the opening reception of their new exhibit, “The 70s Music Explosion in Columbus, Ohio” at the Columbus Historical Society on Sunday, October 10 at 1 pm. Enjoy live 70s music provided by Marquis66 from 2-3 pm!

The event is free, but tickets are required. Light refreshments will be provided.

CHS is located at 717 West Town Street, which is just west of 315 and just east of Mount Carmel West.

Learn more about this event and purchase tickets at www.columbushistory.org

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