![]() ![]() Explore the beautiful Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park and its bison area.ģ8. Visit Gantz Park in Grove City and its beautiful gardens, historic farmhouse, and arboretum.ģ7. Go on a self-guided walking tour of the German Village neighborhood soaking in all the beauty and history.ģ5. Bring a non-perishable food item to get free attendance to the Dublin Irish Festival on Sunday, August 6 between 9:30AM-11AM.ģ4. Visit the Columbus Museum of Art on Sundays for free admission.ģ3. Explore The Ohio State University campus, including Mirror Lake, The Oval, and Thompson Library.ģ2. Attend the Columbus Arts Festival June 9-11, featuring free family activities and performances.ģ1. Visit the Ohio Riffe Gallery that showcases the work of Ohio artists and the collections of the state’s museums and galleries.ģ0. Stroll through the vibrant blooms at Chadwick Arboretum & Learning Gardens.Ģ9. Enjoy a day of play at the Westgate Park playground.Ģ8. Explore the beautiful gardens and sculptures at Schiller Park.Ģ7. Visit the Ohio Statehouse and take a self-guided tour.Ģ6. ![]() Attend a free summer concert at The Shops on Lane Avenue.Ģ5. Go fishing at the pond in Prairie Oaks Metro Park.Ģ4. Watch a free movie under the stars at the Columbus Commons.Ģ3. Attend a PBJ & Jazz Concert Series event at Topiary Park.Ģ2. Use the Columbus Library Culture pass to explore the gem that is the Ohio History Center.Ģ1. Visit the Grange Insurance Audubon Center for a day of wildlife exploration including their interactive indoor play areas.Ģ0. Head to the Columbus Commons for Commons for Kids every Friday morning from 10AM-1PM.ġ9. Attend any of the free KidX events at Polaris Fashion Place.ġ8. Bring your furry friend to Blacklick Woods Metro Park for a hike.ġ7. Check out the Inniswood Metro Gardens’ beautiful themed gardens.ġ6. Enjoy free admission to Franklin Park Conservatory on the first Sunday of each month for their Community Days.ġ5. Walk through the Short North Arts District during the monthly Gallery Hop.ġ4. Use the Library Culture Pass to get free tickets to a Columbus Clippers game.ġ3. Take a coloring book or blank sketch pad and draw some of the garden structures at the Topiary Garden.ġ2. Walk along The Scioto Mile and enjoy a picnic at Genoa Park.ġ1. Enjoy the free Community Festival (ComFest) in June to listen to music, visit with vendors, and celebrate the community.ġ0. Bring your bikes and ride along the Olentangy Trail.ĩ. Stroll through the Park of Roses and enjoy its beautiful blooms in full display.Ĩ. Attend one of the many free outdoor concert at the Columbus Commons.ħ. ![]() Visit any of the Columbus Metropolitan Library locations for a free story time event.Ħ. Bring along a camera to document your findings.ĥ. Go birdwatching at Blendon Woods Metro Park to learn about local wildlife. Enjoy a family picnic at Antrim Park while the kids play on the playground and then take a walk around the pond.Ĥ. Visit the Scioto Audubon Metro Park and check out their fantastic climbing wall.ģ. Take a hike at Highbanks Metro Park and explore its beautiful trails, scenic overlooks, and their great Nature Center.Ģ. Check out these amazing free activities waiting for you and your little adventurers to explore!ġ. So, grab your sunscreen, pack a picnic, and get ready to make unforgettable memories with your family all summer long. That’s why I’ve created this incredible list of 100 FREE things to do with your family in Columbus, Ohio, this summer!įrom scenic hikes and beautiful parks to outdoor concerts and exciting festivals, there’s something for everyone in our capital city. As a fellow parent, I understand how important it is to find fun and engaging activities that won’t break the bank. Hey there, fabulous families of Columbus! Summer is just around the corner, and I know we’re all eager to get out and enjoy the sunshine with our loved ones. ![]()
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