Art of the Harvest pictures!

A few pictures from this year's Art of the Harvest!

All sorts of treats, including cupcakes from Sugarlush!

Music from Andy Malone (above) and Courtney Jacobs.

Pumpkins carved!

Art of the Harvest!

It's that time of year again - time for pumpkins, football, apple pie, and of course, Art of the Harvest, our third annual celebration of all things autumn! This intimate night is a collection of Ohio autumn goodness featuring local music, top-notch storytellers, performances, a community pumpkin-carving session, and delicious fall goodies. Sponsored by Cackler Family Farms, we'll be showcasing a host of past WGC favorites, including music from Andy Malone, spooky stories from professional teller Frank McGarvey, and more! It will be an evening that's sure to entertain and inspire, so join us as we interpret and celebrate this mysterious and beautiful season.

Join us for our October Third Thursdays as we celebrate the harvest on Thursday, October 15 at 8 p.m. $5 suggested donation. As an enticement, here are some pictures from last year's AotH:

Food bloggers follow-up!

A special thank you to everyone who came out to Too Many Cooks last night, particularly to the food bloggers who spoke and made such delicious food!

We encourage you to follow all of these folks and their blogs, podcasts, and Twitter feeds. In case you didn't write them down, here they are!

Jim Ellison, CMH Gourmand
http://cmhgourmand.com
Twitter: cmhgourmand

Bethia Woolf, Hungrywoolf's Food Blog & Taco Trucks Columbus
http://hungrywoolf.com
http://tacotruckscolumbus.com
Twitter: TacoTrucksCbus
CORRECTION: the user hungrywoolf on Twitter is NOT Bethia!

Becke Boyer, Columbus Foodie
http://www.columbusfoodie.com
Twitter: columbusfoodie

Rosie Rings, Bitchin' in the Kitchen
http://rosieskitchen.blogspot.com

Dave Scarpetti, weber_cam & Dave's Beer
http://webercam.com
http://davesbeer.com

Zach Briggs, Columbus Foodcast
http://columbusfood.tv

Nick Dekker, Breakfast with Nick
http://breakfastwithnick.blogspot.com
Twitter: breakfastwnick

September Too Many Cooks: Columbus Food Bloggers - this Sunday, 9/6

Wild Goose Creative's September Too Many Cooks features some of Columbus foodbloggers! Join Jim Ellison from CMH Gourmand, Nick Dekker from Breakfast With Nick, Rosie Rings from Bitchin in the Kitchen, Dave Scarpetti from webercam and Dave's Beer, Becke Boyer from Columbus Foodie, and Bethia Woolf of Hungrywoolf's Food Blog as they discuss the perks and pitfalls of being a food blogger in Columbus.

Come learn and snack on delicious foods made by each blogger to represent their specialty :) Join us for this unique opportunity to have some insight into the Columbus food scene!

When: Sunday, September 6th, 7 PM
Where: 2491 Summit Street, Columbus, OH 43202
Cost: $5

Call for Artists: VendART

Some of you may have noticed a blast-from-the-past in the Goose space in the way of a 1968 Cigarette Vending Machine. We have turned this amazing piece of machinery into an art vending machine, the VendART!


Interested? Here are the specs:

1. The finished artwork must fit inside a box that measures 2 1/8 inches by 3 ¼ inches by 7/8 inch. We have cardstock boxes for you to use, and we encourage you to get them from us ahead of time and decorate the outside however you like! Advertise your own website, make them a piece of art in their own right, etc.

2. Please submit 10 pieces.

3. Please include a small placard (2 inches square) that includes your name and/or name of the art! We’ll put this placard by the lever that people will pull to buy your art!

4. Each piece of artwork will sell for $3. When we receive your artwork, we will give you $2 per piece upfront and will keep one dollar each upon the sale of the work in order to recoup some of our costs (eventually we may be able to raise the price of artwork, but we are working with not the most cutting edge vending technology here).

If you would like to participate, please send an email to beth@wildgoosecreative.com. Include in the email:

- What you plan to submit. Provide a detailed description or, even better, an image. Send us this as soon as you're able so we can start to make plans.

- When you will get the artwork to us. For this first round of artwork, we would like to have the work in-hand by September 15. One of us will be at Wild Goose Creative throughout the month of August on Mondays through Thursdays between 2 and 5 pm. Let us know if you'd like to set up a different drop-off time.

Thanks so much and happy VendARTmaking!

Sketch Crawl Columbus

Wild Goose Creative joins forces with local Art and design organizations CSCA and Element to bring you Columbus' first unofficial SketchCrawl.

What is a sketchCrawl you might ask? Think all-day pub-crawl with less booze and regret the next morning and add drawing and food. Sketchcrawl is a self-guided tour of Columbus down-town landmarks where you get to meet other local artists with the same passion for drawing.

Grab a backpack, add your favorite art supplies and make new friends as we walk/bicycle downtown and draw the city. Locations will include North Market, The Statehouse, The Santa Maria and Goodale Park.

Free event, fun for all ages, come for 20 minutes or the whole day.

For more a map and schedule, click here.

To get a better idea of what to expect check out the links for SketchCrawl and Urban Sketchers.

Foster Squared: Father & Son Rock n Folk!

Join us for a special concert, one night only!

August 15, 2009 • 8pm

Tickets at the Door • Pay What you Want • KIDS any age FREE

FREE FOOD and BYOB or enjoy FREE BEER on us! Sponsored by PBR!

Morgan Foster, and father, Joe Foster, join us to share a night of new songs, old standards, and great stories.

Lead singer of the popular Chicago based band Common Shiner, Morgan Foster is no stranger to the spot light having played in some of the Windy City’s most celebrated venues. Foster’s songwriting, which has been described as “heartfelt…epic but humble, and full of stories that draw you in and make you listen up.” with lyrics that have a “pop sensibility, that people can really latch on tom,” is beautiful and sure to be a highlight.

Dad, Joe, is no slouch either, originally hailing from the east coast and now a folk charmer throughout southwest Michigan, Joe plays some of the best old timey folk tunes you’ve ever heard. Joe is also a fantastic storyteller weaving in a fascinating and hilarious anecdotes between each song.

In this rare joint show both will bring their own unique style and presence to the stage as they offer up an evening unforgettable stories and tunes.