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**Shake off the week at the Reggaeton Beginner Class at The Vibe!** Whether you’ve never danced before or just want to move your body and have a good time, this class is all about good energy, Latin beats, and letting loose. Expect empowering Reggaeton grooves, body rolls, confidence-boosting combos, and a whole lot of fun — no pressure, no judgment, just pure VIBES! Your teacher Nat (@nat.so.fun) will guide you through all the steps, help you feel the rhythm in your body, and hype you up from start to finish! *Don’t be fooled by the number of people on the event page — our weekly crew ranges from 10 to 20 amazing humans: first-timers, regulars, and a few silent fans who never mark “going” but always show up 😉* *** ### **Booking is mandatory!** To secure your spot, please book in advance via our website: [BOOK HERE](https://www.thevibedance.ch/schedule) *** ### **Rates** 💃 Single Class: CHF 28 → Zurich Together Special: CHF 24 (15% off) Use code **"ZhT_VIBE"** at checkout *** ### **When?** **FRIDAY** **18:30 – 19:30 \| Beginner Reggaeton** *** ### **Where?** **The Vibe Dance Studio** Hohlstrasse 488 8048 Zürich (Just 3 minutes from Altstetten Train Station and 15 min from HB) *** ### **More info:** 🌐 [thevibedance.ch](https://thevibedance.ch/) 📸 Instagram: [@nat.so.fun](https://www.instagram.com/nat.so.fun) \| [@thevibedance.ch](https://www.instagram.com/thevibedance.ch) Got questions? Just text or call: 📞 +41 78 329 71 77 *** **See you on the dance floor – let’s Reggaeton together!** 💥🫶💃

✨ Who’s in for a disco night on wheels? ✨ We’re going to Rollschuh Disco on March 6th 🛼💃 Think 80s & 90s bangers and rolling around like it’s 1989. No skating skills required. 🗓 Date: Friday, 6th March 2026 ⏰ Time: Doors open at 21:00 — we’ll meet before at 20:45 pm near the entrance. 📍 Location: X-TRA, Limmatstrasse 118, Zürich 🇨🇭  🎟 Entrance is CHF 25, plus roller skates rental. [Tickets](https://rollschuhdisco.ch)

**[⚠️ >>Ticket needed (click here)<<](https://eventfrog.ch/en/p/eating-drinking/weekend-trip-in-amsterdam-7429866942054276213.html) or** **[www.social-circle.ch](www.social-circle.ch)** **Our very first overnight Social Circle Trip across Europe** A new way to travel together: leave Friday night, wake up in a different city, and spend the full weekend exploring as a community. Join our Whatsapp group for updates: [https://chat.whatsapp.com/DL8YpSn2UrXEjDMGpopSJZ](https://chat.whatsapp.com/DL8YpSn2UrXEjDMGpopSJZ) Dates **Outbound – Friday, 6 March 2026** 21:30 – Zurich 09:45 – Amsterdam **Return – Sunday, 8 March 2026** 20:00 – Amsterdam 9 March - 08:15 – Zurich **Yes — you fall asleep in Zurich and open your eyes in Amsterdam ✨** \*\* Traveling with Twiliner\*\* We’re collaborating with **Twiliner**, the first and only overnight bus offering real business-class sleeping seats. So instead of losing time traveling, you: * Enjoy lie-flat comfort * Travel while you sleep * ☕ Wake up in a new city * Have the entire weekend to explore together No airport stress. No wasted daytime hours. \*\* Launch Special\*\* To celebrate our first international Social Circle trip: **CHF 290** – Luxury overnight bus + organisation (You book the accomodation) **CHF 350** – Including 1 night at Stayokay Amsterdam Oost (4-bed room) **Spots: Limited.** \*\* What’s Waiting in Amsterdam?\*\* Saturday * Free time to explore the city * Optional **Speed Friending in a coffee shop** (Our group + Amsterdam locals for the very first Social Circle Amsterdam event) * Optional museum visit * Dinner together * Optional party night Sunday * Brunch together * Free time with curated activity ideas * Evening departure back to Zurich One bus. One city. One unforgettable weekend. **Amsterdam is calling. Are you in?** Tickets are non refundable but you can pass them on to someone else! ​Pictures might be taken during the trip please let the host know if you do not want to be on them. ​ Want more events like this? Join our WhatsApp community to stay updated: [https://chat.whatsapp.com/Hmm9DZP3wzaL8cXrtAAafw](https://chat.whatsapp.com/Hmm9DZP3wzaL8cXrtAAafw)

To celebrate International Women's Day on March 8th, I'm organizing a Girls Walk in the afternoon at 5:15 PM. From 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM, you can enjoy a delicious prosecco, wine, or tea with snacks. A Girls-only Pilates group will also start at 6:30 PM. Sign up and join the group chat in the description if you’re interested. Pilates has 8 spots and for the walk there are unlimited spots. I hope to see you soon. 🎀 📍Frauentalweg 16, Zurich (Reactics studio) 🕔 17:15 - 18:00 Girls Afternoon Walk Together ☀️ 🕕 18:00 - 18:30 Tea with Girls Together 🕣 18:30 - 19:20 Pilates Girls only 💕 How it works: We’ll meet at Reactics studio. You can drop off your bag there. If you don't want to exchange clothes, you can also come and have a nice walk, wine, prosecco or cup of tea with snacks and girls talk. For the Clothes Swap: Bring clothes you'd like to swap and a large towel to the studio. I'll create a chat before the event starts with a size poll so you know what to expect. I'm expecting sizes XS, S, and M. There will be a clothes swap from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, and at 7:30 PM, I'll start with a Pilates class on the mat for all levels. There are plenty of Pilates mats in the studio, so you don't need to bring your own. The large towel is for the clothes swap. 👚👙👗 Please remove your shoes at the studio entrance. Whatsapp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JuYk8RqeSmh8ArmHjEPZsB?mode=gi_t Tickets: https://eventfrog.ch/de/p/sport-fitness/yoga/clothes-swap-pilates-7430941225711104518.html

🌿 **Help Restore Native Nature in Zug – Remove Invasive Plants Together!** 🛠 **What to Expect** Join us for a hands-on community action to protect local biodiversity in **Zug**! We’ll be working together **to remove invasive and non-indigenous plants** that threaten the native ecosystem. These species spread aggressively and outcompete the plants that local wildlife depends on. This time, we will focus on removing the **Butterfly Bush (Buddleja**). Although it provides nectar for adult butterflies, it is not a host plant for most native caterpillars. When invasive plants replace native vegetation, butterfly diversity declines and disrupt local ecosystems. Before we begin, **Stadt Zug Werkhof** will give a short introduction about the environmental impact of invasive plants and why removing them matters. Come get your hands dirty, meet friendly like-minded people, and make **a visible impact in our local community.** Together, we can help native plants 🌿— and butterflies 🦋— thrive again! 🗓 **Date & Time** **Saturday, March 7, 2026** **9:00 AM – 1:00 PM (CET)** You’re welcome to join or leave at any time — every bit of help truly makes a difference! 📍 **Meeting Point** Please meet at **Oberwil B. Zug, Klinik Zugersee – Bus Stop** in Zug. 🚌 **Public Transport - Bus stop: Oberwil B. Zug, Klinik Zugersee** **Bus 603 (from Zug)** **Bus 611 (from Zug)** **Bus 605 (from Walchwil)** Please use public transportation, as there is very limited public parking available at the meeting point and to ensure a smooth and stress-free start to the event. We recommend arriving a few minutes early so we can start on time. 🌍 **Language** This event is in both **English** and **German**. 👕 **What to Wear & Bring** Clothing: * Weather-appropriate, sturdy outdoor clothing * Strong, ankle-high shoes (some areas are steep, and the forest ground can be muddy or wet) Please bring: * Water * A hot drink * Snacks 🥪 We will provide a sandwich if you are staying through lunch. 🛠 Tools for plant removal will be provided by **Stadt Zug Werkhof to clear a** defined area to clear (we finish once it’s done!) ⚠️ **Important Information** * This event is not suitable for children. * Insurance coverage is the responsibility of each participant. By registering for the event, **you are committing to attend**, as everyone’s participation matters. If something unexpected comes up, please let us know **by Thursday, 5 March**, so we can plan accordingly. 🌧 **Weather Policy** If we need to cancel due to weather conditions, we will notify all participants **by 17:00 on Thursday, 5 March**. In case of cancellation, the alternative date is **Saturday, 14 March**. \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* 🌿 **Heimische Natur in Zug stärken – Gemeinsam invasive Pflanzen entfernen!** 🛠 **Was erwartet** Mach mit bei einer tatkräftigen Gemeinschaftsaktion zum Schutz der lokalen Biodiversität in **Zug**! **Gemeinsam entfernen wir invasive und nicht-heimische Pflanzenarten**, die unser einheimisches Ökosystem bedrohen. Diese Arten breiten sich stark aus und verdrängen Pflanzen, auf die unsere heimische Tierwelt angewiesen ist. Dieses Mal konzentrieren wir uns auf die Entfernung des **Schmetterlingsflieders** (*Buddleja*). 🌿🦋 Zwar bietet er erwachsenen Schmetterlingen Nektar, dient jedoch den meisten einheimischen Raupen nicht als Wirtspflanze. Wenn invasive Arten die heimische Vegetation verdrängen, nimmt die Artenvielfalt der Schmetterlinge ab und lokale Ökosysteme werden gestört. Bevor wir starten, gibt der **Stadt Zug Werkhof** eine kurze Einführung über die Auswirkungen invasiver Pflanzen und warum deren Entfernung wichtig ist. Komm vorbei, werde aktiv, lerne engagierte und gleichgesinnte Menschen kennen und leiste einen sichtbaren Beitrag für unsere Gemeinschaft. Gemeinsam helfen wir heimischen Pflanzen 🌿 — und Schmetterlingen 🦋 — wieder zu gedeihen! 🗓 **Datum & Zeit** **Samstag, 7. März 2026** **09:00 – 13:00 Uhr (CET)** Du kannst jederzeit dazukommen oder früher gehen — jede Unterstützung zählt! 📍 **Treffpunkt** **Oberwil B. Zug, Klinik Zugersee – Bushaltestelle in Zug** 🚌 **Öffentlicher Verkehr: Bushaltstelle:Oberwil B. Zug, Klinik Zugersee** **Bus 603 (ab Zug)** **Bus 611 (ab Zug)** **Bus 605 (ab Walchwil)** Bitte benutze nach Möglichkeit den öffentlichen Verkehr, da am Treffpunkt nur sehr wenige Parkplätze zur Verfügung stehen. Wir empfehlen, ein paar Minuten früher zu kommen, damit wir pünktlich starten können. 🌍 **Sprache** Die Veranstaltung findet auf **Englisch** und **Deutsch** statt. 👕 **Kleidung & Mitbringen** Kleidung: * Wetterangepasste, robuste Outdoor-Kleidung * Stabile, knöchelhohe Schuhe (einige Bereiche sind steil, der Waldboden kann matschig oder nass sein) **Bitte mitbringen:** * Wasser * Ein Heißgetränk * Snacks. * 🥪 Wir stellen ein Sandwich zur Verfügung, wenn du über die Mittagszeit bleibst. 🛠 Werkzeuge werden vom Stadt Zug Werkhof zur Verfügung gestellt. Wir bearbeiten ein klar definiertes Gebiet und beenden den Einsatz, sobald dieses fertig ist. ⚠️ **Wichtige Hinweise** * Die Veranstaltung ist nicht für Kinder geeignet. * Der Versicherungsschutz ist Sache der Teilnehmenden. **Mit deiner Anmeldung verpflichtest du dich zur Teilnahme,** da jeder Beitrag wichtig ist. Falls etwas Unvorhergesehenes dazwischenkommt, bitten wir dich, uns **bis Donnerstag, 5. März** zu informieren, damit wir entsprechend planen können. 🌧 **Wetterregelung** Sollte die Veranstaltung wetterbedingt abgesagt werden müssen, informieren wir alle Teilnehmenden **bis spätestens 17:00 Uhr am Donnerstag, 5. März.** Ersatzdatum bei Absage ist Samstag, 14. März.

Hike near Zürich „Sihlwald hiking trail – Sihlwald forest trail loop from Horgen“ Brief description: Once we arrive at the train station at the starting point near Lake Zürich, we leave the village behind and climb steadily through the forest. Once we reach the ridge, we make a detour to a lookout point from which we can see Lake Zug. We then hike along the well-maintained path along the ridge for some time until we reach Albishorn. Once there, we slowly and steadily descend back towards the starting point. Komoot Link -> [Sihlwald hiking trail](https://www.komoot.com/de-de/invite-tour/2806258787?code=2ngv22-sOPt0nZiGoyvvpWBuv7qoQB0nM5hDR0gYFROQmLpRCo&ref=wtd&share_token=aQtmXqBbKYqvMqVTcZx803Mg6qX77DWBeWqb9yHOIaymFFxcY8) **Key data** Length: 16,6 km Ascent: 750 m Descent: 750 m Duration without breaks: approx. 5:30 hours Technical difficulty: according to Komoot SAC T1 with a short T2 section “Difficult hike. Very good physical condition required. Mostly easily accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.” **Arrival and departure** Meeting point: 8:40 Zürich HB under the blue angel 8:51 Departure from Zürich with the S24 towards Zug 9:14 Start of hike in Horgen Oberdorf Return journey expected around 16:00 from Horgen **Breaks** A short break is planned approximately every hour. After two/three hours, there will be a slightly longer break for lunch. In the afternoon, we can stop for coffee/hot chocolate at a restaurant on the Albishorn. Please bring enough food with you for lunch. **Disclaimer** **Important Notice** This is **NOT a guided tour**, but an informal meetup of individuals acting on their own responsibility. Participation is at your own risk. Each participant is solely responsible for: * assessing the requirements and difficulty of the hike, * evaluating their own fitness and capabilities, * ensuring adequate equipment (boots, clothing, etc.) and sufficient insurance coverage, * checking the weather forecast in advance. In case professional rescue services are required, each participant will be responsible for the costs. The organizer accepts no responsibility for any injuries, accidents, or death that may result directly or indirectly from this event. The organizer does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of the hike description. By joining this hike, you agree to the terms stated above. **Image license (example image, not from the tour)** Designed by Freepik – www.freepik.com (Name: wilder-pfad-durch-wald)

We manage attendance via this WhatsApp group, https://chat.whatsapp.com/LGzReBVGyfa3VM3qVGLEUU?mode=ac_t The actual number of players is on WhatsApp. Contact the host to know how many people signed up. We play every week regardless how many people signed up in Meetup. Saturday morning kick about. Aim to play on small pitches, 6v6, 7v7 or 8v8. If you have bibs or a football please bring it along. The field is artificial grass. Meet in Juchhof in any of the 3 pitches depending on availability. Please remove yourself from the RSVP list by 17:00 on Friday so any waitlist players have enough time to plan to play. If you RVSP and fail to attend you will be removed from the group.

We will meet next to the restrooms at the [Big Meadows Picnic Area](https://www.metroparks.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/HBK_Web_1980.png). They're all the way at the back of the park, and they can be found at coordinates [40°09'06.6"N 83°02'30.2"W](https://www.google.com/maps/place/40%C2%B009'06.6%22N+83%C2%B002'30.2%22W/@40.151828,-83.0423587,214m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m10!1m5!3m4!2zNDDCsDA5JzA4LjAiTiA4M8KwMDEnNDUuMSJX!8m2!3d40.1522222!4d-83.0291944!3m3!8m2!3d40.151827!4d-83.041715?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MTIwNC4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D) (near the playground and the zip line). We'll hike about 5 miles at [Highbanks Metro Park](https://www.metroparks.net/parks-and-trails/highbanks/) on the Dripping Rock and Overlook Trails. Afterward, we'll head over to [Olentangy River Brewing](https://www.olentangybrew.com/) for drinks, coffee, or food (their Sunday [food truck](https://www.olentangybrew.com/eventsandfood) is Venezuelan and always gets good reviews). The actual address of the brewery is [303 Green Meadows Dr S, 43035](https://www.google.com/maps/place/303+Green+Meadows+Dr+S,+Lewis+Center,+OH+43035/@40.1551938,-83.0144045,17.25z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x8838f395cef06c97:0xe407de61b3e30069!8m2!3d40.1551765!4d-83.0124352!16s%2Fg%2F11c26jc7j9?entry=ttu). If you can't make the hike, we should be there by noon. **How to find our starting point in Big Meadows:** If you are new to Highbanks, the Big Meadows picnic area is 1.5 miles into the park just after you turn into the park off of U.S. Route 23. That is, after you enter the park, drive a mile and a half into the park. You will come to a crosswalk with a yield sign in the middle of it (this is not to be confused with the first such crosswalk you come to just in front of the Nature Center, which you arrive at maybe a quarter of a mile into the park). Just after this second crosswalk, make a left. Then make another almost immediate left into the parking lot on your left. There you will see the jungle gym and the kiddie zip line to your left. I will be just in front of the restrooms just a bit further down from the jungle gym and picnic shelter; the restroom building will also be on your left.

**History** [Slate Run Metro Park](https://www.metroparks.net/parks-and-trails/slate-run/), located south of Canal Winchester in Pickaway County, has roots tracing back to the early planning efforts of the Columbus and Franklin County Metropolitan Park District. In 1963, Metro Parks officials identified the land along Slate Run as having strong potential for a large metropolitan park due to its expansive acreage, diverse habitats, and natural features like the stream that gave the area its name. The largest stream in the vicinity, Slate Run, flows south to northwest through a ridge, providing a logical basis for the park's designation. Between 1964 and 1968, Metro Parks acquired approximately 1,662 acres through multiple parcels, including a key 212-acre farmstead that had been continuously operated since 1805. This acquisition phase positioned Slate Run as a future major addition to the system, following the openings of other parks like Sharon Woods in 1968 and Highbanks in 1973. The park officially opened to the public in 1981, marking it as the sixth Metro Park in the district and, at the time, the largest with its substantial land holdings. From the outset, Metro Parks envisioned incorporating a living historical farm to educate visitors about 19th-century Ohio agriculture. The focal 212-acre parcel, purchased from the White family heirs in 1964, included historic structures that made it ideal for this purpose. The park's development preserved natural areas such as grasslands, wetlands, meadows, and forests while integrating interpretive elements. Upon opening, Slate Run quickly became a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Central to the park's identity is the Slate Run Living Historical Farm, which interprets life on a typical Ohio farm in the 1880s. The gothic revival farmhouse on the site was constructed in 1856 by owner Isaac Fridley and later restored by Metro Parks for historical accuracy. Visitors can explore interiors like the living room, parlor, and kitchen, where interpreters demonstrate period activities. The multi-bay barn, built in 1881 by Samuel Oman (the fourth owner), was meticulously restored with help from Amish carpenters. Heirloom animals such as Percheron horses, pigs, geese, and turkeys inhabit the farm, enhancing the immersive experience. The historical farmstead reflects a long lineage of ownership and agricultural use dating back to the early 19th century. Continuous farming on the land since 1805 made the site authentic for recreating late-19th-century practices, including grain harvesting and animal husbandry. Metro Parks focused on authenticity by restoring original buildings and introducing period-appropriate methods, such as horse-powered threshing machines from the late 1880s. The farm operates with volunteers and staff in period attire to portray daily rural life. This educational component has drawn school groups and families for decades. Today, Slate Run Metro Park spans about 1,705 acres and attracts roughly 250,000 visitors annually for its blend of natural preservation and historical interpretation. The park maintains diverse habitats supporting wildlife like nesting sandhill cranes and reintroduced northern bobwhite quail. Trails and open spaces offer opportunities for hiking and observation amid the preserved landscapes. The Living Historical Farm remains a crown jewel, continuing to teach about Ohio's agricultural heritage. Ongoing programs and restorations ensure the site's relevance for future generations. **Map of the Park** Here is a [map of Slate Run](https://www.metroparks.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/SLR-parkmap@2x.gif). **Summary** For this event, we will hike the Five Oaks, Sugar Maple, Covered Bridge, Shagbark, and Lake Trails. This will be around 4.5 to 5 miles. While Slate Run is moderately strenuous in a few places, it's generally a good place to hike and doesn't seem to wear people out. Some spots on the hike are unshaded, though, so be prepared for the possibility of some sun. I find Slate Run to be very underappreciated for the quality of its hiking. **Where We'll Meet** We'll meet at the [Shady Grove Picnic Area](https://www.google.com/maps/place/39%C2%B045'30.1%22N+82%C2%B050'13.2%22W/@39.758347,-82.83701,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m4!3m3!8m2!3d39.758347!4d-82.83701?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDIxMS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D). You can use the map pin I've provided here; it's accurate. There's a latrine at Shady Grove, but there is no running water (no water fountains). We will pass a water fountain when we get to the Buzzard's Roost Picnic Area, although I can't guarantee this fountain won't be off for the winter. I'd recommend bringing some water just in case, at least for after the hike. I'd also recommend [hiking shoes](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D972KN3W) for this park. **After the Hike** Once we're finished at Slate Run, we'll head over to [Loose Rail Brewing](https://looserailbrewing.com/) for [drinks](https://looserailbrewing.com/canal-winchester-canal-winchester-loose-rail-brewing-drink-menu) and [food](https://looserailbrewing.com/canal-winchester-canal-winchester-loose-rail-brewing-food-menu). The brewery's actual address is [37 W Waterloo St, Canal Winchester, OH 43110](https://www.google.com/maps/place/37+W+Waterloo+St,+Canal+Winchester,+OH+43110/@39.8432511,-82.8071032,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x88387be3ac496d83:0x23e8ee9d9391dd6b!8m2!3d39.8432511!4d-82.8071032!16s%2Fg%2F11cp8n8x1j?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDIxMS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D), and it's about 10-12 minutes from Slate Run. We should be there by 5 if you can't make the hike and just want to join us for drinks.

**Summary** Celebrate America's 250th year and the [Columbus Clippers'](https://www.milb.com/columbus) 50th season by watching [Franklin County's](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbus_Clippers) best team play the [best game in the world](https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/babe_ruth_140116) at [one of the ten best](https://www.dispatch.com/story/sports/minors/2025/03/26/huntington-park-voted-top-10-minor-league-ballparks-usa-today-10best-awards/82656048007/) baseball stadiums in the United States in their 2026 home Saturday opener! The first pitch is scheduled for 4:05 p.m. The gates always open an hour before the scheduled first pitch. I'm usually at the ballpark a half an hour before the scheduled first pitch. Clippers' games usually last around two and a half hours. Being a few minutes early will help us secure good seats. **Parking** I personally always like to park in the [McConnell Garage](https://www.google.com/maps/place/McConnell+Garage/@39.9685114,-83.0103938,17z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x88388f24145462d1:0x6238c0f0c851ab70!8m2!3d39.9692957!4d-83.0081175!16s%2Fg%2F1jkw6y27y?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MTExNi4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D). If nothing else is going on in the area, this should be $7. However, I've also seen it be as high as $22. I can't say for certain what it will be for this game, but once I know, I will post in the comments. Alternately, there are other lots in the area you can try which will probably be a few dollars cheaper. [Here is a map](https://img.mlbstatic.com/milb-images/image/upload/q_auto/milb/ernng44ya2xkr4wbheql) of all the garages and lots surrounding the stadium. Keep in mind that many of these are outdoor lots and your car will be out in the elements. If you decide to look for a different lot, I would mildly recommend either the Buggyworks Lot or the Broadbelt Lot, but I have never parked in either of these myself. Although it won't apply for this game, keep in mind that street parking is also free citywide in Columbus on [Sundays and holidays](https://www.columbus.gov/files/sharedassets/city/v/1/public-service/right-of-way-permit/on-street-parking-out-of-service-policy-and-procedure-final-8.15.2022-signed.pdf). **Where We'll Be** Here is a [map of the ballpark](https://img.mlbstatic.com/milb-images/image/upload/milb/qkqohbqjgtx5uwo6zkgn.pdf). We'll be sitting on Level 3 of the [Left Field Building](https://www.milb.com/columbus/ballpark/huntington-park) (aka the "AEP Power Pavilion"), which features a 110 foot bar with six open patios overlooking the field. This area is covered and will be out of any sun or rain that may transpire. If you enter the park through the Center Field Entrance (which is at the intersection of Nationwide Blvd. and Neil Ave.), there will be a door to your immediate right after you enter that leads to a staircase up into the Tower. This door is not well-marked, and if you've never been to Huntington Park before, you may wonder if you're actually allowed to go in and up the stairs. Yes, you are. We'll be on the Tower's "Level 3". I have uploaded to the Photos section of this event page, below, a picture of the sign you want look for after you ascend the stairs, so you'll know you're on the correct floor. **Tickets** Do not buy your tickets ahead of time. They will literally be twice as expensive if you buy them on Ticketmaster. Instead, go to the ticket window near the Center Field Entrance. Buy a *Standing Room Only* ticket (don't worry, you won't be standing), which will cost you a flat $8 with no other taxes or fees. These tickets never sell out, and this is the cheapest way to get into the park. **Carry-Ins** Per the team's [website](https://www.milb.com/columbus/ballpark/a-z-guide): "Soft-sided coolers are permitted in the general seating area [which is where we'll be], but not hard-sided coolers; also no alcohol, glass bottles, or cans will be permitted. SMALL bags or backpacks of food items and beverages in plastic bottles are ok. Reusable water bottles are permitted, but must be empty upon arrival. Diaper bags are allowed." I always bring a disposable plastic bottle of water and refill it as I need at the park. Bottled water at the game is something like 4 or 5 dollars. So if you want a bottle of water, I recommend bringing your own bottle instead of buying it at the park. **Food & Drink** The area we'll be in has burgers, hot dogs, salads, soft pretzels, ice cream, and other sorts of things you would expect at a baseball game. I've posted pics of the menu in the Photos section, below. The burger and fries are $14 plus tax, and they're not bad. (This is what I usually get.) The beer is *really* overpriced. It's like $9, or $20 for a pitcher. If there's some people to help me drink it, though, I'll buy a pitcher of Michelob Ultra. While we'll be on the penultimate floor of the Tower, the top floor (which has a great view, but is fully exposed to the elements) has a [Dirty Frank's](https://dirtyfranks.com/) hot dog stand. I've never gotten anything from there, though I've been told it's good. The Donatos pizza stand is also a very short walk away from where we'll be. I love Donatos, but the pizza is so expensive at the ballpark. It's like $9 for a personal-sized pepperoni. It is good, though. **Peroration** Let's (watch them) play ball!

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