Join the CityScene team and celebrate the April/May 2019 issue and 20 years of CityScene Magazine on Thursday, May 9 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Press Pub On 5th! Enjoy free drinks and appetizers, and help the Columbus Metropolitan Library Foundation by donating children's books.
- Who: All are invited - bring your friends!
- What: CityScene Magazine's May 2019 Launch Party
- When: Thursday, May 9 | 5:30-7:30 p.m.
- Where: Press Pub On 5th | 1505 W. 5th Ave.
- Why: To celebrate CityScene's May 2019 edition, and to continue the 20-year birthday party for CityScene Media Group!
What you could win!
Door prizes
- Kodiak Cakes Flap Jack & Waffle Mix and Almond Poppy Seed Muffin mix, along with two matcha packets by Baahtcha, and two tickets to Shadowbox Live
- Trophy Skin MiniMD portable home microdermabrasion system with Woosh Beauty eye stencils and lip gloss, and two tickets to Shadowbox Live
- GRAND PRIZE! ShoreBags canvas tote, locally-made Westend aviator sunglasses with lens cleaner, Lead Mate leash grip, four tickets to COSI and two tickets to Shadowbox Live
PLEASE NOTE! We love to see familiar faces at the launch parties, but if you have won a prize at any of the previous three parties, you are ineligible to win this time. Also, guests are only eligible to receive one additional raffle ticket regardless of the number of books donated.
Philanthropy Partner
As a media group, we are dedicated to literacy programs and providing reading materials to those in need. For the May Launch Party, we will collect new or gently used children's books for the Columbus Metropolitan Library Foundation, an organization that "provides financial support for the Library’s greatest needs and highest priorities through generous gifts."
The foundation welcomes book donations year-round, but there are guidelines that are still implemented at the Launch Party in order to receive an additional raffle ticket.
- All material should be in like-new or at most gently-used conditions; no torn, yellowed, water-damaged, or marked-on pages; no broke bindings or stained covers.
- Nonfiction (informational) books should be no more than 10 years old to avoid providing outdated or inaccurate information to customers; some topics, like computers or medical information, need to be newer than 5 years old.
Can't make the Launch Party but still want to donate? Materials may be dropped off at any of its 23 locations. For a complete list, click here.
