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A 55 minutes de Paris, au cœur d'une agglomération de 300 000 habitants, le Parc des Expositions de Tours est situé à proximité immédiate du centre-ville.

D'une superficie de 27 hectares, le Parc des expositions de Tours est un site économique important en Touraine. Ses aménagements, son immense parking, sa remarquable polyvalence et son Grand Hall offrent un cadre privilégié aux manifestations qui s'y déroulent.

Concerts, salons, événements sportifs, congrès internationaux... le Parc des expositions de Tours bouillonne d'activités : les concerts de Yannick Noah, Michel Sardou, le Salon de l'habitat et de la Déco, l'Exposition internationale canine, ou encore la Foire de Tours attirent des centaines de milliers de spectateurs et visiteurs.

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The Turnblad Mansion

The American Swedish Institute is currently in a campaign to rehabilitate the interiors and exteriors of the Mansion and Carriage House , and to reimagine the Mansion’s interior spaces for programs, gatherings and world-class exhibitions.

Learn more about this critical project.

Lovingly dubbed the “Castle,” the Turnblad Mansion on the American Swedish Institute campus is stylistically unique and massive in scale. Gazing up at its impressive structure, the towering turret and steep-pitched roof are reminiscent of French Renaissance architecture known as châteauesque . The hand-carved gargoyles, decorative lions and the Mansion’s storied façade are carved out of Indiana limestone embedded with million-year-old fossils, which was mined from the same quarry as stone used in the Empire State Building.

The Mansion was built between 1904 and 1908, designed by Minneapolis architects Christopher Boehme and Victor Cordella – no doubt with input from their clients, the Turnblad Family . The Turnblad Mansion is one of only eight remaining structures built during Park Avenue’s heyday from 1885 to 1921 during a time when the street was known as Minneapolis’ Golden Mile.

The Mansion was a labor of love, and the work of master craftsmen can be found both in the exterior stone and in the woodwork and decorative plaster throughout the interior. The Mansion features 33 rooms; each room with a distinct style and décor—from Gustavian to Moorish. There are 11 tile stoves, or kakelugnar , imported from Sweden. The painted glass Visby Window oversees the Grand Hall: both unique and a vital connection to Swedish culture, for the Turnblad family a century ago and for visitors today.

The Turnblads only lived in the residence for a short time. In fact, it is believed that the house was never fully furnished. In 1929, it was donated to become what is now ASI and has created its own legacy as a gathering place and cultural center for the Swedish American community and local neighborhood.

“I had this idea in mind when I first began to build the home. I wanted it to endure to a hundred thousand years.”

The Turnblad Mansion was designated to the National Register of Historic Places in 1971 and for Heritage Preservation by the City of Minneapolis in 1974, and the journey into what it takes to preserve this historic place is ongoing. ASI continues to demonstrate its commitment to preserving the Mansion and uplifting its cultural and historical significance for future generations through ongoing restoration and preservation projects. Over the last two decades alone, ASI and the community have together contributed more than $13 million to projects that include restoration of the historic kitchen, repairs to the Mansion roof, stonework and masonry projects, repairs to the solarium, and others.

ASI has received numerous awards for this diligent attention including a 2015 Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums Buildy Award, 2014 Minnesota Chapter American Society of Landscape Architects Honor Award, 2013 Finance & Commerce Magazine Top Projects of 2012 award, and 2011 Partners in Preservation Award for the Turnblad Mansion historic kitchen.

Today, the Turnblad Mansion is joined on ASI’s campus by the Nelson Cultural Center, a modern structure completed in 2012 that features expanded gallery, programming, event, retail and café spaces. Together, these buildings offer visitors to ASI an experience that weaves the past with the present, the contemporary with the historic.  Efforts today will ensure both buildings remain for generations to come.

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The spectacular Grand Hall offers an introduction to the history, cultures and beliefs of the First Peoples of Canada’s Pacific Coast. With its curving, six-storey window wall and unrivalled view of Parliament Hill, the Grand Hall is one of the country’s most impressive indoor public spaces and the Museum’s architectural centrepiece.

Visitors will discover six iconic Native houses connected by a Pacific Coast shoreline and boardwalk, magnificent totem poles, the original plaster pattern for Spirit of Haida Gwaii by celebrated Haida artist Bill Reid, and Raven Bringing Light to the World , a gold-on-bronze sculpture by Robert Davidson.

Behind the house facades and boardwalk are two exhibitions: First Peoples of the Northwest Coast and From Time Immemorial – Tsimshian Prehistory .

First Peoples of the Northwest Coast offers a fascinating look at this renowned culture — a culture that is firmly rooted in history, but continues to thrive and evolve in the 21st century. Recently redesigned, the exhibition is organized by themes and offers a selection of historic and contemporary artifacts from the Museum’s pre-eminent collection.

From Time Immemorial – Tsimshian Prehistory reproduces the archaeological excavations carried out from 1966 to 1978 in the Prince Rupert region of British Columbia. In an ancient forest setting, the exhibition presents the way of life of the Tsimshian nation in prehistoric times and the role of the archaeologist in bringing the past to light.

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Complete your visit by picking up the Grand Hall souvenir catalogue, on sale online and at the Museum Gift Shop.

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Raven Bringing Light to the World by Robert Davidson CMC, photo Harry Foster, S89-1738

Morning Star by Alex Janvier CMC, photo Steven Darby, IMG2010-0133-0004-Dm

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Guided Tours

Gain detailed insights into the extraordinary architecture and musical programme of the Elbphilharmonie

Concert Hall Tours

Tours take visitors around the former warehouse upon which the Elbphilharmonie was built, via the Plaza and through the foyers to the heart of the Elbphilharmonie – the Grand Hall. You can choose between a general tour and tours with a special focus on music or architecture. We recommend that persons with mobility issues take the barrier-free tour.

Book tickets for guided concert hall tours on this webpage or in person at the Elbphilharmonie Ticket Shops  – a maximum of 12 weeks in advance.

Concert Hall Tour

This tour provides information on the history of the Elbphilharmonie, as well as fascinating insights into its concert halls, outstanding acoustics and music programming.

• Duration: approx. 90 minutes
• Language: German or English
• Max. group size: 30 participants
• Not accessible
• €20 per person

Concert hall tours with a focus

Focus on music.

This tour is focused on the musical city of Hamburg, its history – and of course the Elbphilharmonie building and its musical programme.

Focus on the organ

This tour is all about the organ: after a tour of the concert hall, organist Thomas Cornelius presents the majestic instrument itself – with music, of course!

Focus on architecture

This tour is focused on the history of the concert hall building and its architectural features.

• Duration: Music / Architecture approx. 90 minutes, Organ approx. 2 hours
• Language: German
• Price: Music / Architecture €20 (from March: €25) per person, Organ €30 per person

Barrier-free concert hall tours

The barrier-free concert hall tours are aimed at people with limited mobility and all those who prefer not to climb stairs.

Please note: Persons accompanying severely disabled people with the B classification on their ID card can take all tours for free, but they will still need a ticket. You can obtain your free ticket for the accompanying person by providing your full address and a telephone number either by emailing [email protected] , by calling +49 40 357 666 66 or by visiting one of our Ticket Shops .

Barrier-free concert hall tour

• Max. group size: 15 participants

Barrier-free concert hall tour with focus on the organ

• Duration: approx. 2 hours
• Price: €30 per person

Concert Hall Tours for Groups

Enjoy a birthday treat, a friends’ outing or a company event – book a concert hall tour for a private group.

• Available in a variety of languages
• Private group tours may only be booked by and for private individuals, not by distributors
• Fixed price: €600 for 30 participants

Plaza Tours

• Duration: approx. 45 minutes
• €10 per person
• The Plaza tours only go to the Plaza viewing platform, not to the concert area and the halls.

Dates and Tickets

• Concert hall tours are planned in accordance with the concert and rehearsal schedule of the Elbphilharmonie. Tickets are generally not available earlier than 12 weeks before the date of the tour.
• Concert hall tours can be booked online or in person at the Elbphilharmonie Ticket Shops .
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• Bookings are final: tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded.

Meeting point and important information

• All guided tours start from the Elbphilharmonie Ticket Shop. The Ticket Shop can be reached via the main entrance, and is located on the ground floor, in the corridor on the right-hand side of the long escalator.
• Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start of the tour. Late arrivals (later than start time) may not participate and are not entitled to a replacement tour or a refund of the purchase price.
• Our guided tours are physically demanding. This is above all due to the staircases extending over many floors in the Grand Hall foyer that must be climbed.
• Tours are not recommended for children under the age of eight.

Frequently asked questions

All guided tours start from the Elbphilharmonie Ticket Shop. The ticket shop can be reached via the Elbphilharmonie’s main entrance, and is located on the ground floor, on the right in the corridor, next to the big escalator.

Guided tours end on the Plaza, where guests are welcome to remain and enjoy the view over the city and the port. A separate Plaza ticket is not necessary.

A vast majority of guided tours takes visitors into the Elbphilharmonie Grand Hall. In rare cases, the hall cannot be visited owing to its concert and rehearsal schedule.

Plaza tours do not visit the Grand Hall or the Recital Hall.

Plaza tours do not visit the Elbphilharmonie concert halls.

The Recital Hall is a multipurpose space and continually hired out. Only in exceptional circumstances is the Recital Hall offered as part of a guided tour.

The Plaza is situated 37 metres above ground level. The Plaza Tour also takes visitors to the outer Plaza.

Safety measures and other guidelines

Guided tours are planned in accordance with the concert and rehearsal schedule of the concert hall. Tours are offered at different times almost daily. The majority of guided tours take place between 10:00 and 17:00.

Tours do not include a toilet break.

Yes, lockers are located in the corridor on the right-hand side of the »Tube« in the main entrance area.

On the concert hall tour, some floors – in particular in the foyers of the Elbphilharmonie – are reached by taking the stairs. Accessible guided tours are available for people with limited mobility.

The outer and inner Plaza both have outdoor temperatures, so we recommend that you dress accordingly.

Please note that NO audio recording, video recording or photography is permitted during guided tours.

The guided tours last at least 45 minutes and are aimed at adult participants. Children are, however, welcome to participate. Children under the age of three do not require a ticket.

No, there are no discounts.

No, bookings are final. Tickets for guided tours cannot be refunded or exchanged.

Persons accompanying severely disabled people with the B classification on their ID card can take all tours for free, but they will still need a ticket. You can obtain your free ticket for the accompanying person by providing your full address and a telephone number either by emailing [email protected] , by calling +49 40 357 666 66 or by visiting one of our Ticket Shops .

No, baby carriages cannot be taken on the barrier-free tours either. Babies are welcome in a sling.

In addition to our main three venues, Grand Hall features a sizable lobby and landscaped patio areas to complement your special occasion.

Contact us today to see how we can customize the Grand Hall, Terrace and Plaza to suit you and your needs for your next important event.

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Experience a sunset concert or award-winning play at the boathouse theatre, a center for the arts..

Throughout the year, Valhalla showcases and supports the arts through through an Art Gallery, classes and artist residencies.

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Your guests will enjoy the incredible architecture in the Grand Hall, the sprawling Grand Lawn, Historic Pier and Natural Beach.

A recreation area intertwined with history and unparalleled natural beauty

Valhalla Tahoe is also a center for recreation. Enjoy the beautiful historic Valhalla estate among old growth trees along the edge of Lake Tahoe.

Bringing the Lake Tahoe community together to enjoy history, art, music, theatre, cultural events and celebrations at one of Lake Tahoe’s most unique properties.

Valhalla hosts a Summer Event Series each year that includes concerts in the Boathouse, improv shows, free lawn concerts, living history performances, two plays, children’s art camp, the annual Gatsby Tea and the WordWave one-act play competition. The Holiday Faire is a family tradition for many locals and visitors. Join us for a performance and experience living history against a stunning backdrop. The interior of the theatre with exposed beams from the original boathouse, creates an experience unrivaled in performing arts venues. 

Weddings and Other Private Events at Valhalla

Valhalla Tahoe offers locals and visitors the opportunity to celebrate at the Heller Estate while helping preserve it. Your guests will enjoy the incredible architecture in the Grand Hall, the sprawling Grand Lawn, Historic Pier and Natural Beach. Couples often call the weddings at Valhalla magical and describe their experience at the property as like being in a fairytale. The combination of towering old-growth trees and Scandinavian architecture create the perfect background for any event.

Help preserve the Heller Estate for future generations to enjoy

In partnership with the United States Forest Service, Valhalla Tahoe hosts tours, cultural events and private events to raise funds to complete large restoration projects at the Heller Estate. The Valhalla Grand Hall and Boathouse Theatre are unique cultural resources in the Tahoe basin. Please join us in this effort to continue to restore The Heller Estate. We need the whole community to help preserve this cultural icon for another 40 years!

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Guests of the Flaglers entered Whitehall through large bronze doors decorated with lions' heads and flanked by uniformed young doormen on duty 24 hours a day. Once inside, guests found themselves in a massive room complete with a grand double staircase leading to the second floor. At the time, it was customary for a home's architect to design the entryway and the grand staircase, leaving the look of all other rooms to an interior design firm. This was the case at Whitehall. Carrère and Hastings designed the entryway to be the largest and grandest of any room in a private home built during the Gilded Age. To the visitor, the Grand Hall might seem smaller than its impressive 5,000 square feet. But, this is exactly what Flagler intended when he asked Carrère and Hastings to drop the ceiling eight feet below what was originally designed in order to give the room a more intimate feel. Seven varieties of marble were used in creating the floor, walls, stairs, furniture, and sculpture for the Grand Hall. The deep green marble table in the south end of the Grand Hall was created especially for this room by Pottier and Stymus of verdestella marble from Russia. Atop this table sits a bust of Caesar Augustus, a nineteenth-century copy of an original full-size bronze sculpture. The original statue was made to celebrate Caesar’s victory over the Parthians in 20 BC and the breastplate identifies Caesar with Apollo (the patron of the Muses), his sister Diana, and Aurora and Luna. The selection of this bust to adorn the Grand Hall was intentional, for it signaled the nineteenth-century American interest in ancient Rome as a prototype for the great society America seemed to be becoming. Gilded Age individuals, such as Henry Flagler, saw America as the natural culmination of an evolving Western civilization. The Grand Hall’s ceiling is highly decorated with plaster figures and objects. The ceiling’s central dome depicts Pythia, the priestess of the Oracle of Apollo at Delphi. The painting was done on canvas and then fitted into the ceiling space. Two  paintings flank the central dome, depicting Aurora (morning) to the north and Luna (evening) to the south. Near the southern alcove is a rosewood and bronze clock with cabinetry made by François Linke.  The Louis XV-style clock was made by Linke and shown at the 1900 Paris Exposition. An elaborate clock like this seemed the perfect union of beauty and precision technology.

Behind the green marble table is a large cassone, or hope chest, incorporating a panel painting of the Adimari family wedding. This cassone is nearly identical to the one that originally graced the Grand Hall, but was unfortunately destroyed some time after Whitehall became a hotel. Both the cassone originally in the Grand Hall and the one there now, are nineteenth-century reproductions featuring a painting from an Italian Renaissance cassone panel in the collection of the Galleria Accademia in Florence, Italy, and brought to the attention of Americans by art historian Bernard Berenson in the nineteenth century.

At opposite ends of the Grand Hall are portraits of Henry Flagler, painted in 1899, and his granddaughter, Jean Flagler Matthews, the founder of the Flagler Museum, painted at the Museum in 1964.

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Grand Slam Alaska

10-day guided land tour to alaska’s top interior highlights..

WILDLIFE, DENALI & PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND

The most inclusive tour experience in visiting Alaska! From traveling aboard the finest motorcoaches on Alaska’s roads, luxury rail, and boat, experience what makes Alaska iconic – Denali and Wrangell-St. Elias National Parks, Alaska’s Indigenous culture, mountain ranges, and Prince William Sound.

• Embark on a wildlife tour in Denali National Park and Preserve
• View glaciers and wildlife on a Prince William Sound day cruise
• Experience Alaska Railroad glass-dome cars and GoldStar service
• Trail Breaker Kennel exclusive dog mushing demonstration
• Riverboat cruise, salmon bake, and saloon show in Fairbanks
• Visit Anchorage Museum and Fairbanks’ Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum

Included land highlights:

Anchorage City Tour Anchorage Museum Valdez Prince William Sound – Glacier & Wildlife Cruise Wrangell-St. Elias National Park Visitor Center Fairbanks Sightseeing Riverboat Discovery River Cruise Exclusive Trail Breaker Kennel Experience Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum Alaska Salmon Bake Palace Theatre Show Alaska Railroad – GoldStar Service Denali National Park Wildlife Tour Denali National Park Visitor Center

Accommodations:

• 2 Nights – Hotel Captain Cook, Anchorage
• 2 Nights – Totem Hotel & Suites, Valdez
• 2 Nights – Bear Lodge, Fairbanks
• 2 Nights – Denali Cabins, Denali
• 1 Night – Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge, Talkeetna

Active Rating:

All mobility levels.

Guests must be able to board motorcoach with 4-5 stairs

Included Meals:

Breakfast, lunch & dinner on full tour days, plus arrival day dinner and departure day breakfast

Welcome to the metropolitan city of Anchorage, Alaska! A John Hall’s Alaska representative greets guests on arrival. Transfer to the luxury downtown accommodations for the evening. Anchorage has much to offer for those who wish to explore. Dinner is at your leisure.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Join the Stan Stephens family and their fleet of vessels on an escorted adventure into striking Columbia Bay. Surrounded by towering blue ice, it’s a photographer’s dream, watch for sightings of whales, sea otters, harbor seals, eagles, and seabirds. Return to Valdez for dinner and time to explore the town at leisure.

After breakfast, explore America’s largest national park! The spacious, luxury motorcoach is perfect for relaxing and taking in the views. Rushing waterfalls cradled between sheer black cliffs, a picture stop, and a dramatic ascent to the top of Thompson Pass take you to the Wrangell-St. Elias National Park Visitor Center. Afterward, continue to Fairbanks. Sleep well tonight, the next few days are packed with culture, history, wilderness, and pups.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 

Begin today aboard the Riverboat Discovery on a three-hour narrated tour on the Chena River. Learn about Alaska Natives’ ability to live off the land and cope with the extremes of Mother Nature at an authentic Athabascan village. Visit Trail Breaker Kennel – home of the late four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher – for an exclusive look at kennel life and a dog mushing demonstration. Stop at Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum before a savory salmon bake and entertaining revue at the Palace Theatre.

Board the glass-domed cars of the Alaska Railroad and experience luxury GoldStar service with breakfast served on board during the journey to Denali National Park. Upon arrival, enjoy lunch and time at the Denali Visitor Center. Over the next two evenings, relax at Denali Cabins.

The sun rises early in Alaska, and guests will, too! Depart on the 42-mile bus ride deep into Denali National Park. During the drive be on the lookout for moose, caribou, Dall sheep, wolves, grizzly bears, and of course Mount Denali. After returning to the gates of the park, enjoy dinner at leisure this evening.

From sunup to sundown, it is a day of spectacular scenery! There is one last chance this morning to enhance the time at Denali National Park with an add on optional activity suited to guests’ preference. After lunch, journey south to Talkeetna and settle into accommodations overlooking the south face of Mount Denali.

Start with breakfast before continuing south to Anchorage. Before lunch, visit The Iditarod Headquarters. In Anchorage, enjoy lunch and a trip down Turnagain Arm to see some of the most beautiful sights in all of Alaska before returning to Anchorage. Settle in for the evening at the Hotel Captain Cook and enjoy a farewell dinner with fellow traveling companions and tour representatives.

Enjoy breakfast, then transfer to the Anchorage International Airport for a departing flight.

Departures and Pricing

Per Person Pricing Includes Accommodations; fully-guided service; luxury land, chartered day vessel, commercial flight Anchorage to Cordova; daily activities and tours; meals, baggage handling, and corresponding gratuities; taxes; and personalized John Hall’s Alaska’s windbreaker.

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Celebrity Ports of Call: Hubbard Glacier, Juneau, Skagway, Icy Strait Point, Ketchikan

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Admiralty Dream Ports of Call: Juneau, Wrangell, Glacier Bay National Park, Haines, Tracy Arm Fjords and Sitka

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Check Discount SAVE $200 per person when you pay your tour balance by check or cash. $500 per person tour deposits may still be made by credit card. (Discounts vary for Celebrity Cruises and Admiralty Dream guests.)

HOW TO RESERVE THIS TOUR

A deposit of $500.00 USD per person is required within ten days of booking your reservation. Deposits are fully refundable up until 90 days prior to departure.

Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express, and personal checks are acceptable forms of deposit payment. To confirm your space by credit card, please contact our office: 800.325.2270 or book online using the link at the top of the page. Alaska Specialists are available for tour bookings 8:00am-5:00pm M-F and 8am-4pm on Saturday.

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ARRANGING YOUR FLIGHTS

This tour begins and ends in Anchorage, Alaska. On Day 1, flights should arrive by 9pm; early check-in cannot be guaranteed before 4pm. On Day 11, flights may depart Anchorage after 8am. Transportation will be provided to and from the airport. It is recommended guests consider arriving a day early.

CELEBRITY CRUISES POST-TOUR: If adding Celebrity Cruises Inside Passage to a John Hall’s Alaska land tour, flights may depart Vancouver after 12pm or Seattle after 5pm. Transportation to the Seward cruise pier and either airport will be provided in package.

ADMIRALTY DREAM POST-TOUR: If adding Admiralty Dream to a John Hall’s Alaska land tour, your flight from Anchorage to Juneau is included in your package price. Flights may depart Sitka after 12pm on the last day. Transportation to the airport will be provided based on flight departure times.

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The Moscow Metro Tour is included in most guided tours’ itineraries. Opened in 1935, under Stalin’s regime, the metro was not only meant to solve transport problems, but also was hailed as “a people’s palace”. Every station you will see during your Moscow metro tour looks like a palace room. There are bright paintings, mosaics, stained glass, bronze statues… Our Moscow metro tour includes the most impressive stations best architects and designers worked at - Ploshchad Revolutsii, Mayakovskaya, Komsomolskaya, Kievskaya, Novoslobodskaya and some others.

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The guide will not only help you navigate the metro, but will also provide you with fascinating background tales for the images you see and a history of each station.

And there some stories to be told during the Moscow metro tour! The deepest station - Park Pobedy - is 84 metres under the ground with the world longest escalator of 140 meters. Parts of the so-called Metro-2, a secret strategic system of underground tunnels, was used for its construction.

During the Second World War the metro itself became a strategic asset: it was turned into the city's biggest bomb-shelter and one of the stations even became a library. 217 children were born here in 1941-1942! The metro is the most effective means of transport in the capital.

There are almost 200 stations 196 at the moment and trains run every 90 seconds! The guide of your Moscow metro tour can explain to you how to buy tickets and find your way if you plan to get around by yourself.

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The Little Grand Market scheduled to open this summer at Grandview Crossing

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Thrive Companies announced the expected grand opening of The Little Grand Market community food hall on Monday.

The market is scheduled to open at the heart of Grandview Crossing in the 60-acre mixed-use development in August.

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It will feature 12 carefully curated chef partners with a wide range of options from savory, sweet, traditional, and exotic.

The market will be over 22,000 square feet with each vendor stall averaging close to 300 square feet, according to the media release from Inspire PR Group .

"When conceptualizing The Little Grand Market, we were deliberate about creating a social energy hub with good food, great drink and an amazing park for Grandview Crossing residents, retail partners and the greater Columbus community,” said Kevin Zeppernick, CEO of Thrive Companies.

A three-acre park next to The Little Grand Market allows visitors to enjoy their food and drinks inside or outdoors.

Guests can also enjoy a drink at 'The Little Grand Bar' or at 'Bada Bean' coffee shop while overlooking the park.

There is also a 3,500-square-foot space available for a full-service restaurant, according to the release.

The Little Grand Market is expected to announce its chef partners throughout the next few weeks.

After purpose-driven renovations, Bridgewater church given new life

The gathering will perform live music at the open house.

BRIDGEWATER ― People have noticed the stunning transformation outside the former Bridgewater United Methodist Church.

Time-faded yellow bricks are now painted an attractive and soothing blue-gray "morning fog" color, as black window trim provides a sharp, aesthetically pleasing contrast.

Passersby have wondered aloud, what's going on inside.

Is a new church arising? Is someone building more condos in Bridgewater? Or a brewery?

Far from it.

After 16 months of painstaking, purpose-driven work, owner Anthony Ellis is ready to invite the public inside to see what he's planning.

On May 4, Ellis hosts an open house at His Place, a Christian fellowship hall that's slowly, steadily taking shape.

"We invite you to stand with us as we strive to create a brighter future for those in our community," Ellis wrote on the flier for the 4 p.m. His Place event that will include food, fellowship and a live performance by local Christian band The Gathering.

Ellis will offer tours of the 117-year-old structure he and his helpers extensively renovated.

His Place/His calling

Ellis makes it clear; he felt a God-given calling to transform the idle church building that went up for sale in 2021, at one point purchased and owned temporarily by a developer who had planned to tear it down to put up more river-view condos.

"And then it went back on the market," said Ellis, who envisioned a different purpose, one he acknowledges he hasn't fleshed out fully yet, except he believes the structure needs to be some sort of Christian-minded fellowship hall.

The symbolically chosen name: His Place.

"It's going to be a learning process," Ellis, an Army veteran stationed in the Iraq War in 2004-05, said. "I've been a contractor going on 16 years and this is a step for me, and faith."

He bought the brick structure in December 2022, and within a few days began tackling the first major challenge, repairing a leaky roof. Replastering the walls and exposing stately beams followed.

"This place was torn up. Railings were missing, doors were missing. It had been ready for demo," he said.

For the next year, the 40-year-old New Brighton native set aside his contracting business and focused on restoring the church structure to its past glory.

Ellis removed two drop ceilings to give a grander view of the still-functioning bell tower. A dozen stained-glass windows carefully were re-shined, and the former pulpit area was recast as a stage where Christian music bands could perform.

Ellis took century-old wood he'd been saving for just the right occasion, using his cutting and lacquering skills to create tables and shelves. He repurposed old doors as restroom stalls in lavatories that are an eye-pleasing mix of modern and vintage.

He set up tables and chairs offering ample seating for group meetings. There's equally sizable space for food prep.

To imbibe the mission behind it all, a local artist has painted several of the interior walls to show both Bridgewater scenes, including a depiction of the church's original look, and Biblical scenes, such as the Sermon on The Mount, Jesus Calming the Storm, and the Calvary.

On the upstairs floor, Ellis crafted a primary bedroom, bedrooms for his daughters, a parental suite and a guest room.

Daughters Lucia and Mia enjoy riding bikes in Bridgewater, playing in the neighborhood park and visiting Bruster's Real Ice Cream.

"It's been quite a personal journey; a family journey," Ellis, who is divorced, said.

His vision and purpose propel him.

"It's important to be able to share the Gospel in a different way and just bring people together. We are so divided," he said. "So divided. Everybody over everything. You name it. Race, religion, creed, politics, vaccine or not. And it's getting crazier by the day."

In the building's cavernous basement lie more restroom facilities, vast storage space and an area with tables, chairs and a kitchen area for which he has a longer-term vision. It just needs some Biblical scenes or Scripture painted on the walls, and some kitchen equipment, Ellis said.

"I could see this as like a Christian bar or coffee shop. Alcohol-free. I want the whole place to be that," Ellis said. "I've been sober for quite some time. I know a lot of people who need a place like that. I'm not taking business from any of these (Bridgewater taverns), I want a different crowd."

Again, that's part of the vision that still would need to come more fully in focus.

For now, starting with the open house − not a grand opening − for people to see his progress and the building's potential, while welcoming any donations or tangible support.

"Why I wanted to have this in May was to get rid of all the rumors," Ellis said. "(People have asked) 'What's it going to be? What are you doing? Who's going to be the pastor? Is it going to be a brewery? Is it going to be this or that?'

"It's my house right now," he said. "God blessed me with a beautiful home down by the river. And I want to be able to share it."

He's sensed divine intervention amid his renovation journey.

"God's direction is guiding me," Ellis said.

For months, he kept looking at a section of interior wall trim where a big chunk was missing, pondering how to fix it. Then someone donated an old historical photo of Bridgewater that filled in that missing chunk perfectly.

"I didn't even have to cut it," he said. "Just the people, the timing, the materials have been right there when I need them."

Beaver County's best-known commercial painter, rocker Rick Granati, volunteered to help paint some of the exterior using his bucket truck to reach some high spots.

"And we had help and volunteers throughout," Ellis said.

Bridgewater resident Roger Morrow kept noticing the painting and renovation work, and with curiosity rising popped by and introduced himself to Ellis, who laid out his vision for a Christian fellowship gathering place. Now Morrow is among those volunteers helping there with administrative work.

"It's just like a giant canvas. And everyone who comes in here says, 'Hey, can my group do this? And 'can we help with that?'" Morrow said. "This is literally going to be a community center created by the community under the umbrella of Anthony's vision."

Scott Tady is entertainment editor at The Times and easy to reach at [email protected].