Uptown Westerville is a Place for Some Cozy Wine Tasting

Meza, 48 N. State, is featuring a Fall Fireside Wines Tasting this Friday, October 9th from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Tatjana and Jason Brown say... Nothing makes us want to settle in with a glass of red wine more than the crisp fall weather, sitting around a fire with friends. It doesn't get any better! Join us in tasting some unique boutique wines that are the perfect choice for fall weather.

Cost is $10 for 5 wines. Contact Tatjana Brown at vinomeza@gmail.com or call 614.264.7244.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Buy Local

Uptown Westerville's 350 Project support and Outside Envy's Kriss Rogers gets a mention in Business Journalism's blog: Your Daily Tipsheet in a posting by Melissa Preddy:

Sep 24, 2009

Covering retail tactics along Main Street

Chain store closings, like the recent demise of Circuit City and Starbucks’ coffee-shop contraction, make national headlines. But small shops and eateries, with fewer resources and lower profiles, are even more likely to suffer in a recession. Their plight, going into the ever-crucial fourth quarter retailing season, is well worth a second look.

If you cover an area with a venerable shopping district or small biz cluster, consider planning a standing feature to run from early October to year-end, with a weekly check-in, multimedia (interactive maps, interviews, behind-the-scenes video) and other elements that chronicle the season as it unfolds.

A growing angle: “Shop local” campaigns sponsored by business associations, chambers of commerce and other stakeholders. The marketing spins prompt area residents to head to neighborhood shops instead of chain stores to support the local economy.

One such effort getting a lot of attention this year is called the 3/50 Project.

It’s a simple premise: Participants ask residents to pick three locally owned businesses and spend $50 a month in them. Campaign organizers claim that if half of American shoppers did so, local merchants would benefit by more than $42 billion.

Kriss Rogers is president of the Uptown Merchants Association in Westerville, Ohio, which features a quaint maze of 19th Century storefronts north of Columbus. She started displaying 3/50 signage at her garden-themed gift shop, Outdoor Envy, last spring. A few months ago, she started signing up other local storekeepers and says the community is responding. “I would say one out of three customers will read it and comment in a positive way,” said Rogers. “Lately they’ll come in and say ‘I thought I’d see if you have what I wanted before going to the mall.”

The 3/50 Project site lists retail participants by state; for other initiatives in your area dig around or contact the Chamber of Commerce. Some noteworthy efforts nationwide:

• “Keep Louisville Weird” in Louisville, Ky. http://www.keeplouisvilleweird.com/

• Baltimore’s neighborhoods ran a “Miracle on Main Streets” campaign last year. http://www.miracleonmainstreets.com/

• Hancock County, Miss. plans again this year to run its “Holiday at Home” http://www.hancockchamber.org/HolidayCampaign/HolidayGoodCheer1.asp campaign urging residents to shop and dine at grass roots businesses this fall and Christmas season.

Other things to keep in mind: Neighborhood and downtown districts this year will try to gin up resident interest with festivals, special shopping events, sidewalk sales and other promotions – dig into the cost/benefit dilemma merchants face when being asked to sponsor these community relations events. And be on the lookout for innovations.

Rogers says her association has issued a gift card good at 16 local shops, to compete with the convenience of universal mall gift cards. Other cities issue scrip or vouchers good at local stores. Round out your story with analyst commentary and statistics.

For nationwide perspective, try the Main Street center of the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C. The center’s site also features its State of Main Street 2009 report.

Many of the campaigns claim that dollars spent locally benefit the community with a “multiplier effect,” meaning they are recycled through the local economy in the form of wages and spending by the area merchants, compared to cash that is whisked into corporate coffers. Many of the citations regarding the multiplier effect are vague; I’d suggest checking for real-life data from a consulting firm such as

Civic Economics, which does nationwide studies out of offices in Chicago and Austin, Texas.For data, explore the

U.S. Census Bureau’s retail portal. Among other things, it’s got a ZIP-code searchable database of business establishments by type and size; that will give you a look at how local shops are dwindling or multiplying. Census Bureau analyst can help you mine the data further.

Uptown Westerville Merchants support the 3/50 Project. Uptown Westerville's small business owners are our neighbors and friends! The Westerville Uptown Merchants Association encourages folks to buy local and Shop Uptown Westerville. Visit Kriss at Outside Envy, 15 N. State in Uptown Westerville, a Place for Small Business, a Place for People.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Women's Self Defense

Smart self-defense begins in the mind. Smart self-defense comes from the confidence of empowerment.

Remembering 3 Simple Rules that could save you in an attack:

1. React Immediately
2. Resist
3. Crime scene two is ALWAYS worse than crime scene one

The Westerville Police Division is hosting the final 2009 women's self-defense classes on October 13th and 14th and the Westerville South High School 2nd floor Media Center, 303 S. Otterbein.

You can reduce victimization through informed decision making and sensible action.

According to FBI Statistics, men experience 49,000 violent victimizations in an average year. Women are victims of violent crimes 572,000 times per year.

The Westerville Division of Police recognizes the need to educate women in our community in an effort to reduce their risk of becoming victims. The Division’s self-defense instructors, developed a course designed to teach adult women, young and old, physical or not, simple, effective defensive skills.

For more info or to register, contact Carrie Ryan with the Westerville Police Division, carrie.ryan@westerville.org or call 614.901.6860

Class size is limited to 20 participants. A waiting list will be maintained for available openings. If registration has been filled for your choice class, and you would like to be put on the waiting list for the next available opening.

(Juveniles are limited to age 14 years of age or older and must attend class with their parent.)

Because of the high demand of this class, there is a $25.00 refundable deposit (one check per person) to hold your spot, which will be returned to you on the second night of class. If you cancel prior to 48 hours of the scheduled class time, your check will be returned to you. If you cancel within 48 hours of the class, your deposit will be donated to support other programs within the police division.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Hay Wagons

Amish Originals Furniture Co., Edward Jones Investments and Suite 59 Hair Design present the Midnight Madness Horse-drawn Hay Wagons.

Big Boo fun for kids of all ages! Take a horse-drawn trip, not only through Uptown Westerville but through one of the oldest neighborhoods in Westerville, past “the Old Vine Street School” (Emerson), Hanby Park, Frank Museum, City Hall Courtyard, and through Uptown Westerville.

Hay Wagons will roll October 30th from 7 p.m. til 8:30 p.m. from Rotary Park at N. State & E. Home.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for National Recognition

Congratulations to Nadine Morris at Atattooed, 16 S. State!

Atattooed is the Shop of the Month in the December 2009 issue of Pain Magazine, the buyer's guide for body modification professionals.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Outdoor Furniture Values

Amish Originals Furniture Co., 8 & 38 N. State, is featuring the remainder of its in-stock 2009 Amish-crafted outdoor furniture at 30% off.

Click here for some great tips on prepping your outdoor furniture for cold weather storage.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for the Midnight Madness Black Catwalk Costume Contest

That's right. For Midnight Madness on October 30th, we are talking some major Halloween Vogue, so work that walk! Walk the runway in style in the City Hall Courtyard.

Winners are Best of: Kid, Teen, Adult, Family, and Dog.

Prizes for Each Category: A $25 Uptown Gift Card & Framed Certificate.

Special thanks to Captivating Canines for sponsoring the best Dog category!

Enter the contest (free) by registering from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Judges’ Table in the City Hall Courtyard.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Share Cultures

The Amish Originals Furniture Co., 8 & 38 N State, blog features two new entries from Miriam's Journal.

Click here to read more.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Color Creative at Midnight Madness

Color a Midnight Madness Coloring Page!

Click here to download the Midnight Madness Pumpkins.

Click here to download the Midnight Madness Cat.

Or stop at the Westerville Public Library to pick one up (supply limited).

Get creative, color, and decorate. Color both if you'd like!

Drop your completed coloring page off at the Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State, by October 26, 2009 and we’ll hang your art in Uptown Westerville during Midnight Madness, including the coloring page gallery at 46 N. State!

(When you find your coloring page, you can take it home with you when you leave Uptown Westerville. Otherwise, we’ll be recycling.)

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Jack O'Lanterns

Dairy Queen, 84 S. State, presents The Midnight Madness Community Pumpkin Display, Friday Oct. 30th.

Dig in deep and find your inner Boo! Carve or Decorate a Halloween pumpkin for all to see at the Community Pumpkin Display.

First ($25 Uptown Gift Card), Second ($15 Uptown Gift Card), and Third Prize ($10 Uptown Gift Card)!

Bring your pumpkin to Rotary Park (N. State and E. Home) between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. on October 30th.

When you are looking to purchase a Halloween pumpkin keep Uptown Westerville in mind. The Boy Scouts Troop 560 are selling pumpkins at E. Walnut & S. State and there are plenty of pumpkins at the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market.

(You need not be present to win. If you’d like to keep your pumpkin, please pick it up after 8:45 p.m. Pumpkins not picked up will become compost.)

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Be Home for the Holidays

Save the Date for Saturday, November 28, 2009, noon to 8 p.m., as the Westerville Uptown Merchants Association presents Home for the Holidays, a hometown shopping event.

Whether you live here now or have come home for Thanksgiving, Westerville is your hometown.

Enjoy Thanksgiving, brave the Friday holiday shopping, and before you connect online, spend your Saturday in Uptown Westerville.

Merchant specials, the Uptown Gift Card, good eats, an ice sculptor, a holiday window reveal, Santa, an evening horse-drawn carriage ride, and more!

Click here to visit Home for the Holidays online.

Follow Home for the Holidays on twitter: uptownholidays.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Beggar's Night

Westerville's Beggar's Night is Saturday, October 31, 2009 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Be Spooktacular

Legend has it that the last Friday of each October, Uptown Westerville Merchants, become spellbound by Halloween, creating an enchanting evening filled with tantalizing treats, horse-drawn hay wagon rides, surprising special effects & features, and one-night-only Halloween deals.

It’s a night when super heroes, princesses, monsters, faeries, lions, and stormtroopers stroll throughout Uptown Westerville among the shopkeepers and citizens.

Did you know... there used to be a cemetery where Uptown Strings is located? The rather haunting legend and lore about the 3rd floor of The Old Bag of Nails Pub? Or that bats and owls fly and roost about Uptown Westerville after dark?

Midnight Madness showcases Uptown Westerville Merchants -- it’s a fun opportunity to browse, visit, and buy. This is the night to shop your favorite haunts and dare to venture where you’ve never been before!

Merchants are competing for best decorated store and the competition is spirited! So you never know what you’ll find...

So mark your calendars for the 2009 Westerville Uptown Merchants Association’s Annual Big Boo on October 30th from 7 p.m. til the bewitching hour of Midnight... if... you... dare....

Click here to visit Midnight Madness online.

Click here for a Midnight Madness printable map and event schedule.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Thank the Greatest Generation

The City of Westerville invites you to write a thank you letter to a very deserving individual: a veteran of World War II.

Letters will be distributed to veterans during their “mail call” on the October 10, 2009 Honor Flight.

Please take this opportunity to honor our veterans and give thanks for their service to our nation.

Letters will be collected until October 5 on the first floor of the Westerville Municipal Building (21. S. State Street, Westerville, OH 43081).

For more information on Honor Flight Columbus visit http://www.honorflightcolumbus.org/.

Also, Westerville Veterans will be arriving back home for their Honor Flight on October 10th in the evening and community members are encouraged to greet Westerville Vets at Port Columbus. Here is the flight info: Southwest Airlines: Flight 8284. The honor flight website indicates departure at 8:45 p.m., might want to check with Southwest, Honor Flight Columbus, or Port Columbus for exact times.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Home-grown, Home-made, and Ohio Proud

It's Market Wednesday in Uptown Westerville and the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market is open for business! 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. N. State and E. Home through October 28th.

For today's market report visit the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market blog, just click here.

Uptown Westerville is a great place to shop, work, live, eat, meet and play. The Westerville Uptown Merchants Association encourages you to enjoy a Market Wednesday afternoon with us!

See you at the market!

Photo: Doran's Family Farm pumpkins at the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market. ©2009 Brickstreet Communications. All rights reserved.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Stay After School

This Friday, September 26th, see you in Uptown Westerville from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the Westerville Visitors and Convention Bureau's Fourth Friday event: School Daze.

For more details on 2009's School Daze visit the WVCB online: www.visitwesterville.org.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for the First Market of Fall 2009

It's Market Wednesday in Uptown Westerville! The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market is open from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. each Wednesday through October at N. State and E. Home.

For this week's market report, click here.

While you're Uptown for the market the Westerville Uptown Merchants Association says welcome and thanks for Shopping Uptown Westerville.

See you at the market!



Photo: Kid-size pumpkins at Bird's Haven Farms at the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market. ©2009 Brickstreet Communications. All rights reserved.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Experience the Freedom Trail

I hear, I forget. I see, I remember. I do, I understand -- Chinese proverb.

Coming up October 2, 3, 4, 2009: The Westerville Public Library, Westerville Parks & Recreation, and Westerville Historical Society present Westerville's Freedom Trail: A Dramatic Underground Railroad Experience at Heritage Park (60 N. Cleveland).

Learn about Westerville's role in the Freedom Trail and live history by becoming a fugitive slave on the Underground Railroad.

Follow the drinking gourd... participants will travel to auction in a horse-drawn wagon and steal away into the cover of night, encountering conductors and abolitionists to guide them on their way north to freedom.

This unique event has 11 performances and is limited to 25 participants per performance:

Friday, October 2nd: 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, October 3rd: 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Sunday, October 4th: 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m.

There is a $10 per person fee. (Cash, check, VISA, or MasterCard accepted.) And, participants should dress to travel on foot in fall weather. Sunset is a bit after 7 p.m. on those dates. This experience is for ages 12 and up and the escape route is not handicap accessible.

Registration is required by noon Thursday, October 1st. (You can pay at the event, but admittance is limited to available space.

You can register three ways:

In-person: registration hours are Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Westerville Community Center, 350 N. Cleveland Avenue.

Online: But you need to pre-register to register! Prior to online registration, you must complete a pre-registration form that allows registration online for one year for other Parks & Rec events. Pre-registration forms are available at the Community Center or in the Parks and Recreation Department Brochure (the magazine that lists all the Parks & Recs activities.

By mail: Complete the registration form in the Recreation Department Brochure and send it along with payment to Westerville Parks & Recreation, 350 N. Cleveland Avenue, Westerville, OH 43082.

Contact the Community Center Hotline at 614.901.6500. The staff at the desk can tell you about available space for each performance and answer any questions.

Event participants can watch a DVD presented by the Columbus Freedom Center and the Ohio Historical Society is providing an artifact exhibit.

Resource Materials.

Refreshments.

Click here to view the event flyer.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Honor Zachary Myers

On September 8, 2009, Westerville resident & Delaware native, PFC Zachary Myers was killed in Iraq.

Zach was just 21, married, with a 14-month-old daughter.

Zach's funeral is this Saturday (September 19th) with full military honors rendered at Blendon Cemetery at 10 a.m. Visitation will be held on Friday, September, 18, 2009, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. at Vineyard Church of Columbus, 6000 Cooper Road. There is a 10 a.m. church service for Zach on September 19th before a procession to Blendon Cemetery.

The procession will travel north on Cleveland Ave. from Schrock Rd., turn east on Polaris Parkway, then south on State St. through Uptown, ending at Dempsey Rd., where it will turn toward its final destination at Blendon Cemetery for graveside ceremony and burial.

Obituary Link: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dispatch/obituary.aspx?n=zachary-t-myers&pid=132917958

Zach's father-in-law, Ernie Daughtery, has requested Westerville residents line State Street and hold an American flag while the procession moves through Uptown Westerville at approximately 11:30 a.m.

Debbie and Jeff Mitchell of Serendipity, 33 E. College, are taking donations for a fund for Zach's daughter.

Photographer Gary Gardiner, bids a heartfelt final farewell to PFC Zach Myers. Click here to view.

True heroism is remarkably sober, very undramatic. It is not the urge to surpass all others at whatever cost, but the urge to serve others at whatever cost. - Arthur Ashe

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Found Dogs!

Update: Trooper the dog has been reunited with his owner!

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Are you looking for your lost male yellow lab around Uptown Westerville?

Kriss Rogers at Outside Envy, 15 N. State, has him! Contact Kriss at 614.895.3689 or outside.envy@sbcglobal.net or stop by the store.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Sunny Day Shopping

It's Market Wednesday in Uptown Westerville. The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market is open from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. each Wednesday at N. State & E. Home through October 28th.

When you visit the market, we invite you to Shop Uptown Westerville!

Meza, 48 N. State, features a special Market Wednesday $1 wine tasting and a selection of delicious pantry foods to compliment your market purchase.

Click here to visit the market blog's September 16th market report.

Photo: Apples from Malabar Acres at the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market. ©2009 Brickstreet Communications. All rights reserved.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for a Slice of Life

The latest installment of Miriam's Journal is now on the Amish Originals Furniture Co. blog.

Click here to connect and read.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Noticeable Accomplishment

America's Got Talent finalist Grandma Lee is a 1956 Graduate of Otterbein College!

Photo courtesy Otterbein College on facebook.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for 2009's Cops & Kids Day

Sunday, September 13th is 2009's Cops & Kids Day at Hoff Woods Park 556 McCorkle Blvd (south of County Line and north of Hoff) from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Brought to you by the Central Ohio Peace Officers and Westerville Police Division, the 16th annual Cops & Kids Day features...

▪ Free Admission
▪ Free Refreshments
▪ Free Prizes
▪ Music
▪ SWAT Displays
▪ Helicopters
▪ DARE Cars
▪ Mounted Patrols
▪ K-9 Units
▪ “Dunk-A-Cop” Tank
▪ Souvenir Gift to the 1st 1200 Kids

The Westerville Uptown Merchants Association and Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market are proud to help sponsor this informative and fun annual community event.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Meaningful Repurpose

Just a reminder that Friday, 09.11.09, the procession to accompany the WTC steel for The Crossing for First Responders' Park will take place. The procession begins at 10:30 a.m. at S. State and Huber Village Blvd. and proceeds north through Uptown Westerville to W. Main to the Fire Station at 400 W. Main.

A 9.11 remembrance ceremony is scheduled for noon at the Fire Station.

Click here to read the recent New York Times article on the WTC steel.

For more information on the 9.11 Procession and Observance, click here.

The photo you see is courtesy of the Westerville Firefighters Memorial. Click here to visit the memorial website.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Otterbein Uptown! Pennant Weekends

Welcome Otterbein Students!

September 10th - 13th is Otterbein College's New Student Weekend. And, Uptown Westerville says Welcome Otterbein Students, Family, Friends, Faculty, and Staff with Otterbein Uptown! Pennant Weekends.

It’s simple. Come to Uptown Westerville and look for an Otterbein College Pennant on display in local shop windows, show a valid Otterbein College student, faculty, staff, or alumni ID and... get a deal!

Dinner, Drink & Dessert
Dairy Queen, 84 S. State
The Dog Joint, 59 S. State
Graeter's Ice Cream, 1 N. State
Java Central, 20 S. State
The Old Bag of Nails Pub, 24 N. State
Pasquale's Pizza & Pasta, 14 N. State
Pizza Primo, 10 E. Main
Serendipity, 33 E. College

Shops & Services
A Gal Named Cinda Lou, 20 N. State
Amish Originals, 8 & 38 N. State
Atattooed, 16 S. State
Captivating Canines, 31 N. State
Colonial Music, 43 N. State
Deja Vu, 11 N. State
DJ's Feed Store, 41 N. State
Embroidery Deluxe, 39 W. Main
Encircle, 30 & 34 N. State
Five Star Staffing, 133 S. State
Gallery 202, 38 N. State, Upstairs
Heart's Content, 9 N. State
Hey Diddle Diddle, 38 N. State
It's All In The Name, 13 E. College
Meza, 48 N. State
Morgan's Treasure, 12 W. Main
My Cousin's Closet, 16 E. College
Old Skool Skate Shop, 11 E. College
Outside Envy, 15 N. State
Ruth Reed Antiques, 21 E. College
Sample 'n' Gift, 23 N. State
The Sullivan Co., 130 Graphic Way
Union Savings Bank, 44 S. State
Uptown Cigar Co., 33 N. State
Uptown Strings, 18 N. State
Westerville Antiques, 2 N. State

Click here for more information about Otterbein Uptown! Pennant Weekends.

Classes begin on September 14th! Go Cards

Participating merchants listed. Offers vary and are at the discretion of each business. Regular business hours apply.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Outdoor Savings

Ahhhh, come set a spell, take a load off!

Take 15% off in-stock Outdoor Furniture at Amish Originals Furniture Co.

Enjoy that same comfortable, fun Uptown Westerville sidewalk seating at home!

▪ Amish-crafted Adirondack Furniture
▪ Cypress, Treated-Pine, or Poly
▪ Chairs
▪ Foot Stools
▪ Gliders
▪ Garden Benches
▪ Swings
▪ Side Tables
▪ Coffee Tables
▪ Potting Benches

Amish Originals Furniture Co., 8 & 38 N. State, http://www.amishoriginals.com/

Click here for good advice on outdoor furniture maintenance.

To sign up for Amish Originals Furniture Co. eNews, click here.

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Labor Day

Take a break! You've earned it. You deserve it.

The members of the Westerville Uptown Merchants Association wish you a Safe, Happy Labor Day Holiday Weekend!

Workers building the Alum Creek Dam. Courtesy of the Westerville Historical Society and Westerville Public Library.

Uptown Westerville is a Place to Say Good-bye to Household Hazardous

September 5th is not just the beginning of Buckeye and Otterbein College football season!

Westerville Hazardous Waste Collection Day is Saturday, 09.05.09 from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m., at the Service Department Building, located at 350 Park Meadow Road. Enter from Schrock Road, you'll see signs.

Here's the low-down: Household hazardous wastes are materials that can cause injury or harm if handled or disposed of improperly. Hazardous materials include pool chemicals, acids and caustics, lighter fluids, paint thinner, turpentine, adhesives, non-latex paint, old gasoline, propane tanks, kerosene, weed killers, antifreeze, insect killers, mercury, batteries, and ammunition/gun powder.

Unwanted computers and computer-related equipment will also be collected at the site.

For more information about the hazardous waste collection, call the Westerville Service Department at 614.901.6740. For more info on waste disposal in this area, visit SWACO online: http://www.swaco.org/

Non-acceptable items include tires, regular trash, items from schools or businesses, LPG tanks larger than 20 pounds, needles or medical waste, and appliances.

And, Latex paint can now be discarded with refuse, and will not be included in the hazardous waste collection.

This is a smooth operation, you pull up and they do the rest. A good thing!

Uptown Westerville is a Place for Fresh Air Shopping on a Beautiful Day

It's Market Wednesday in Uptown Westerville! And, what a beautiful day for a trip to the Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market. 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the corner of N. State and E. Home through October 28th.

For today's market report visit the market blog, just click here.

While you're Uptown for the market, the Westerville Uptown Merchants Association encourages you to Shop Uptown Westerville!

See you at the market!

Photo: Shopping at Bird's Haven Farms at the Uptown Westerville Farmers Market. ©2009 Brickstreet Communications. All rights reserved.