As part of National Police Week, the Upper Arlington Police Division is giving back to the community by hosting a Cram-A-Cruiser Food Drive to support local families in need. Join officers on Saturday, May 17, from 10 am-2 pm at Fire Station 72, 3861 Reed Road. All donations will benefit Heart to Heart, an open-choice, drive-thru food pantry operated by…
3-6:30 pm, Wednesdays Starting May 14 Dorset Road by Tremont Center You know Spring is truly here when local farmers markets start opening for the season, providing community members direct access to fresh produce from hard-working farm families. Upper Arlington’s Farmers Market is proud to be counted among the many popular venues that sell regionally-grown produce, including fruits and vegetables,…
4:30-6 pm, Wednesday, May 21, 2025 Bob Crane Community Center 3200 Tremont Road REGISTER HERE The City of Upper Arlington and TriVillage Chamber Partnership are pleased to co-host the Fast Connections: Big Impact! networking event to further connect the Tri-Village business community with local non-profit and civic organizations. If you are part of the local business community, we invite you…
The City of Upper Arlington’s Engineering Division invites residents to attend a public meeting about planned reconstruction work scheduled for this year for the following streets: Bramford Road Lytham Road to Woodbridge Road Carriage Hill Lane Windham Road to Longeaton Drive Chardon Road Woodbridge Road to Mountview Road Churchview Lane Reed Road to Patricia Drive Dorchester Road Fishinger Road to…
As climate patterns shift, Franklin County is expected to experience up to 30% more rainfall each spring over the next decade. This increase in precipitation means more stormwater runoff—and with it, a greater risk of flooding. Traditionally, communities have relied on gray infrastructure—like sewers, tunnels, and treatment plants—to manage stormwater. While these systems remain essential, green infrastructure offers a complementary…
Noah Jarrell has always had a heart for wildlife, especially animals whose habitats are at risk. His passion for conservation took flight in 2022 when he successfully partnered with the City of Charleston, West Virginia, to design, install, and certify a Monarch Waystation in his hometown. Monarch Waystations are specially designed habitats that provide milkweed and nectar plants—critical resources monarch…
Following strong community participation in fall 2024, Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation continues its efforts to update the Fancyburg Park Master Plan. In partnership with the EDGE Group, a Columbus-based landscape architecture firm, the City of Upper Arlington is now entering Phase II of the planning process, focused on refining the initial design concepts based on resident feedback. A new…
Pickleball has become one of Upper Arlington’s most popular recreational activities, and it’s easy to see why. The sport is uniquely accessible, with simple rules, minimal equipment, and a smaller court size that makes it easier on the body—appealing to players of all ages and skill levels. Its low physical demands paired with fun, fast-paced gameplay allow older adults to…
Unfortunately, the Northam Tennis Open House scheduled from 1-5 pm on Saturday, May 3, has been canceled due to rain and storms in the forecast. The Open House was planned as an exciting opportunity to meet the pro, connect with our tennis staff and fellow members, and learn more about the Greater Columbus Tennis Association, as well as our members/guest…
After a long winter, warm weather is finally here to stay—and what better way to celebrate than with UA Parks & Rec’s annual Spring Fling! Join us on Saturday, May 10, from 11 am–2 pm at Sunny 95 Park (4395 Carriage Hill Lane) for a fun-filled day the whole family will enjoy. Some of the great activities at this year’s…
Due to the high risk of storms in the forecast, the ribbon cutting event for the renovated Northam Tennis and Pickleball Courts, scheduled for Thursday, May 1, has been canceled. We still invite you to join us for the Northam Tennis Open House from 1–5 pm on Saturday, May 3. This is a great opportunity to meet the pro, tennis…
Evening of Wednesday, May 7 Light Ohio Blue is an annual statewide campaign designed to honor law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty, as well as to show support for those who currently serve and protect our respective communities. Each May, Ohioans are encouraged to change their home exterior lights to blue to show their support…
The City of Upper Arlington is hosting a one-day-only tag sale on Friday, May 9, 2025, at the former site of the Upper Arlington Senior Center, located at 1945 Ridgeview Road. As we clear out the building, this is a unique chance for community members to take home furniture, supplies, and other memorable items that once supported countless programs and gatherings…
1:15 pm, Friday, May 2 Tremont Elementary School The positive impact that trees have on our communities is far-reaching. They add beauty to our neighborhoods and public spaces, naturally filter pollutants from the air, provide cooling shade during the hottest days of summer, and foster a deeper connection to the environment—ultimately supporting healthier, more active lifestyles. One of the driving…
10 am-3 pm, Saturday, May 3, 2025 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church 2151 Dorset Road The community is invited to join us for the Third Annual UA Culture and Artisans Fair, from 10 am-3pm, on Saturday, May 3. This vibrant and welcoming event is made possible thanks to a partnership between St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and the Community Refugee and Immigration…