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New Middles: From Main Street to Megalopolis, What is the Future of the Middle City? (Opening Day)

New Middles: From Main Street to Megalopolis, What is the Future of the Middle City? (Opening Day)

On Saturday, August 21, Exhibit Columbus will open to general society with presentations and discussions by the custodians and members, visits, and unrecorded music in Mill Race Park. Show Columbus commissions the absolute most inventive personalities in engineering, plan, and craftsmanship to make new works in discourse with the famous structures, scenes, and public specialty of Columbus.

First day of the season will breath life into downtown Columbus, as it praises the city’s engineering and plan inheritance with site-explicit establishments, photography, and realistic personality and wayfinding.

This weekend is the solitary chance during the presentation’s three-month hurry to see the show close by every one of the engineers, scene draftsmen, specialists and planners who made the establishments, just as Columbus inhabitants and guests from around the world.

As you walk around review the establishments or between the Exhibition Conversations meeting at First Christian Church and later at Mill Race Park, appreciate music from DJ Carlos Ramirez as he plays sets on the Plaza fusing Latin, electronic, and top 40 music from 4–6pm.

All Opening Day events are free and open to the public. Click here for a complete list of the day’s events with links to register!

New Middles: From Main Street to Megalopolis, What is the Future of the Middle City? on view August 21–November 28, 2021 in Columbus, Indiana. The 2021 Exhibition is powered by support from Cummins Inc. Sign up for our newsletter for latest news and events.

Exhibit Columbus is additionally eager to have their unique Preview Party under the stars at Mill Race Park on Friday, August 20, introduced by MyTruAdvantage, a SIHO item.

This is an exceptional evening of food, drinks, and unrecorded music, and furthermore an opportunity to meet the 2021 Exhibit Columbus members, including draftsmen, originators, and specialists, and Columbus occupants and guests from around the world. Go along with us the next day on Saturday for Opening Day, a day-long series of free occasions around downtown, introduced by ESL Spectrum.

To reserve your ticket for the Exhibit Columbus Preview Party on August 20 click here.

*Please contact the Exhibit Columbus team at info@exhibitcolumbus.org with questions related to the Preview Party.

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