Bexley's Got Talent + Sing!

September 15, 6:00 pm - Capital's Main Lawn

What's your talent? Singing, comedy, knitting, dog impersonation? We want to see it! On Friday, September 15th, we are hosting our annual Bexley's Got Talent event. We will be having celebrity judges in attendance. After we see the magnificent talents within Bexley, we will be showing Sing! (PG) for the community to enjoy. We will have food trucks, activities, and more! To register for Bexley's Got Talent, click here!

Trash & Treasure Sale

September 3, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm - Jeffrey Mansion

On Sunday September 3, the Trash and Treasure sale will be happening for another year with extended hours! The sale will be happening from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm at the Jeffrey Mansion - rain or shine. Donations are being accepted at this time, with an emphasis on small furniture, garden tools, exercise equipment, collectables, and bicycles. Please call Mary Ellen Delaney at (614) 559-4310 to coordinate a donation. 

Bexley Zero Waste Plan Council Presentation

Tuesday, August 22, 6:00 pm - Bexley City Hall

The City of Bexley "Green Team" has been working on the creation of a Zero Waste Plan for Bexley. The goal of the Zero Waste Plan is to provide specific recommendations to reduce the community's contribution of solid waste to the landfill. Specifically, the Zero Waste Plan aims to divert 90% of waste from the landfill by 2040. The Green Team will be presenting the proposed Bexley Zero Waste Plan to Bexley City Council at this Tuesday's meeting.  Come on August 22nd at 6:00pm to Bexley City Hall to hear the presentation of the proposed Zero Waste Plan. To learn more, visit www.bexley.org/zero.  

School is *Almost* Back in Session!

Stop by the Bexley Community Pool to soak up some last minute Vitamin D!

As the summer months wind down, it is time to gear up for another school year! This is a busy time of the year for Bexley - and we want our residents to be aware of any possible traffic delays.

Bexley City Schools - Start August 16th
Expect light delays on S. Cassingham between Elm and Fair, S. Remington and Montrose between Main and Mound, and N. Cassingham and N. Remington between Maryland and Ruhl. 

Capital University - First-Year Students Move-In August 17th
Expect delays on E. Main Street and the surrounding roadways on the 17th. Parking restrictions will be in place on Pleasant Ridge and Astor Avenue as well as E. Main Street from College to Pleasant Ridge. Mound Street will also be closed at Pleasant Ridge. For a circulation map please click here. 

Columbus School for Girls - Start August 23rd
Expect light delays on S. Drexel and S. Columbia.

Coffee & Etc With the Mayor

August 17, 6:00 to 7:00 pm, Kittie's & Gramercy Books

Join Mayor Kessler on the 17th of August at Kittie's Cafe and Gramercy Books for a discussion about the City's green initiatives, including green energy programs, and the zero waste plan for reducing solid waste going to the landfill. Kittie's will be serving up their world-famous baked goods, espresso based drinks, and evening wine and craft cocktails. Anyone is welcome to join in on the conversation and ask questions or address concerns of their own. Join us!