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Who says adults can’t enjoy this spooky holiday. After all, Halloween is not just for the kiddies! Adults in the Columbus area are excited for the many events to come this Halloween. What better time to move to Columbus than now? With plenty of adult-friendly Halloween activities, it is no wonder why Columbus movers love Halloween!

The Easton Town Center is hosting a Nightmare at Shadowbox live event of an original sketch comedy and live rock `n’ roll with a Halloween twist. You won’t want to miss this show starting September 2 and ending November 13. Tickets are $30.

Do you enjoy a good scary story? Check out the Speak Easy: GOOSEbumps: Thriller stories. This live event promises harrowing tales of thrills and chills. Located in the Wild Goose Creative Center from 7-9 p.m. Tickets are just $5.

On Halloween day, The Ohio State Campus is doing a Fall Walking Tour “in the spirits”. Tour Ohio State’s campus and hear true stories about the darker side of the University District. The tour begins at the Main Library and is $15. This is a great and spooky way to tour OSU if you moved to Columbus to attend the university.

Carnival meets Mardi Gras at this year’s Alice in Wonderland-themed event. The Highball Halloween event will be fun for adults, as you get to dress up as your favorite character. Highball Halloween is a huge annual event in Columbus movers and you can be sure that all of your new neighbors, Columbus movers, and pretty much everyone in town will be enjoying the costume contests, fashions shows, and live music. This event starts on October 30, from 3 p.m. to midnight, and it is located in the Short North Arts District, High Street between 2^nd and 4^th Avenue.

Did you know that 63 percent of low-income homeowners in Columbus are paying more than 50 percent of their income on rent alone? And this does not include utilities. This staggering number is a major concern for homeowners. Thankfully, Habitat for Humanity, an Ohio organization, is ready to help. If you are moving to Columbus this winter, choose a home that has been built by the organization themselves.

Habitat for Humanity is showing low-income families how going green can build self-sufficiency. They are constructing homes in the Franklin County area that focus on conservation resources, consciousness, and energy efficiency.

President and CEO E.J. Thomas says, “It’s their priority to help families succeed in every way possible and a big part of that is ensuring there is enough money available to meet their basic needs.” By building homes that are energy efficient, more dollars are being saved in homeowners’ pockets – a concept that Columbus movers believe is long overdue for helping these families out, but are more than happy to relocate families in need to housing that can help them save!

So how exactly are they accomplishing this? It is called the AWARE building standards. Columbus homes must meet the following standards in order to be considered energy efficient.

• The first inspection is for the air infiltration package. This inspection is to make sure that all cracks, crevices, voids, etc. have been sealed properly, as well as the sealing of the ductwork, prior to installing insulation.
• The second is the insulation inspection to verify that all insulation has been installed properly, prior to installing drywall.
• The third inspection is a final AWARE inspection. As with a final building inspection, they are making sure that what was specified early on has been installed. This includes Energy Star appliances and light fixtures, low-water-consumption fixtures, and high-efficiency HVAC equipment.

Moving to Columbus and choosing an energy efficient home can greatly impact your finances. Check out these great “Green” homes today and remember your local Columbus movers on moving day!

The possibilities are endless when making a good sandwich. Yes, two slices of bread are the norm, but creativity can start with the bread and end with delicious and maybe even random toppings. You will be happy to know that Columbus is home to many great sandwich makers and your local Columbus movers have a list of some of the top, best-rated sandwich spots in Columbus. From classic combinations to innovative pairings of meats, cheeses, and toppings, these places are the go-to sandwich spots after moving to Columbus.

1. Barcelona- this Spanish-inspired hotspot located in German Village, has become very trendy for its sandwiches. Mainly known for its Trapas, their sandwiches are making the list for the best sandwiches in town. Always offered at lunchtime: the Cangrejo, a crab cake sandwich with roasted tomatoes and shallot caper aioli on toasted ciabatta, and the Langosta, a lobster grilled cheese with Havarti and fresh basil on grilled brioche – your Columbus mover’s favorite in town!
2. Brown Bag Deli- Don’t let the name fool you. Brown Bag Deli is where you won’t receive a simple brown bag sandwich, but instead a Brown Bag Sub filled with smoked ham, capicola, pastrami, salami, Swiss, hot pepper jack cheese, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, banana peppers, and Italian dressing. The moving crew at All My Sons Columbus loves the local favorite Village Addiction with smoked turkey, Havarti cheese, and cranberry mayonnaise on grilled sourdough. Brown Bag Deli is also located in German Village.
3. Old Mohawk- One particular sandwich that gets great reviews is German Village is the Mother Mohawk. A crazy-but-it-works combination of grilled roast beef and homemade chicken salad topped with Swiss on marble rye. Sounds yummy!
4. Si Senor- Located in Downtown, is a hidden Peruvian gem that serves reliably great sandwiches. The Chicharron Peruano, with tender fried pork shoulder and pickled red onions in a sweet potato mayo; and the Jumping Beef, with sliced roasted Angus beef, sautéed onions and tomato, melted white cheddar and avocado mayo.

If your mouth is not watering yet, then head down to these spots and check out the menu for other delicious items. You can relax after unpacking and indulge in a savory sandwich that has even the toughest sandwich critics wanting to move to Columbus.

The Ohio State Buckeyes competes as part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and represents the University of Ohio. Columbus movers are excited to watch the team play against Michigan on September 26, so they can add to their three division championships, 10 undefeated seasons, and six perfect seasons of having no losses or ties. If you are moving to Columbus, then the Ohio State Buckeyes should be your new favorite team.

First introduced to football by George Cole in 1890, Ohio State University has quickly risen to the top of football fans everywhere. They won their first National Championship in 1942, under head coach Paul Brown. Since then, many coaches have lead the way, but on November 28, 2011, two-time National Championship winning coach and Ohio native Urban Meyer became head coach. Meyer led his team to three Division Championships in his first three seasons, as well as a school record 24 straight victories, beginning with a perfect 12–0 in 2012. He led OSU to both the Big Ten and National Championships in the 2014 season. Columbus moving companies are proud of Meyer’s legacy and the OSU football team, which is why you should cheer them on this September after your move to Columbus.

Take some time away from unpacking and enjoy a great night out with your new favorite football team. You may even meet your local neighbors and who knows, maybe you’ll sit next to your local Columbus movers. Anything is possible when The Buckeyes are playing in their hometown of Columbus.

The best time of year is slowly approaching. Fall leaves will soon decorate the sidewalks and the smell of pumpkin spice will fill your home with an amazing aroma. The city of Columbus, Ohio is excited to finally be in preparation mode for the best fall festivals and events that are sure to make you happy about your move to Columbus. All My Sons Moving & Storage Columbus movers are excited to let new residents in on all of the fall festivities that are taking place in the city – so check them out!

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is hosting a Boo at the Zoo event from October 18-20 and October 25-27. During Boo at the Zoo you will find plenty of family-friendly activities like a Super Hero show, rides, and animal visits. Plus, there will be trick-or-treat stations throughout the zoo where kids can collect candy. This event is included with admission which costs $14.99 for ages 10-59 and $10.99 for ages 60 and up. $9.99 for ages 2-9 and children younger than 2 are free.

HalloWeekends at Cedar Point. This event is hosted from October 12 through November 1, from 6 p.m. to midnight on Fridays, 11 a.m. to midnight on Saturdays, and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sundays. It may be too intense for younger children, so they offer Howl-O-Palooza for the kiddies from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekend through November 1. Tickets for this event are $47.99 or $38.99 after 6 p.m., and discounts are available online.

Freeman’s Farm is offering some awesome fall activates that will run through the month of October. Activities include a farm-animal petting area, scarecrow making, campfire concessions, kettle-corn popping, apple-butter making demonstrations, hayrides, and pumpkin picking. This event is great for kids and is a great way to meet your local Columbus neighbors.

Haunted Prison. Located in the Ohio State Reformatory, this event is sure to scare the wits out of you with all the ghost stories and paranormal entities walking around. Haunted Prison will be in town from Friday, September 26 through November 1, from 7 p.m. to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, 7-10 p.m. on Sundays, and 7-11 p.m. on Thursdays. You will not want to miss out on this scary experience after moving to Columbus.

Once your local Columbus movers have helped you get settled into your new home, be sure to check out these fun and spooky family fall events in town!

The words “guten tag” will once again be said in the streets of Powell on October 3^rd for the upcoming Oktoberfest. The nonprofit Heart of Powell will host the city’s Oktoberfest celebration from 12 to 10 p.m. at the Village Green Park located at 47 Hall St.

According to the executive director of Heart of Powell Jaymie Kottenstette, last year’s inaugural event drew city residents, community members, and even Powell movers from all over Central Ohio and Downtown Powell.

Oktoberfest in Powell is set to feature a mix of modern and traditional food, music, and fun. Of course, there would be no Oktoberfest without the seasonal and authentic taste of German Beer, wine, and food offerings. Other alcoholic beverages will be sold at the event, but organizers want to remind attendees that this is a family-friendly event, so drink responsibly.

Powell movers are excited about the many activities that will be showcased this year. The 2^nd Annual “Running of the Wieners” will start the day, with the final leg beginning later in the afternoon. The race was a huge success last year and a greater outcome is foreshadowed for this year. Other fun entertainment includes the cream puff eating and yodeling contests, Stein Hoist, the chicken dance, and much more.

Powell’s Oktoberfest is expected to continue to grow and evolve to a premiere event in Central Ohio, and all residents and local moving companies are excited to see what the growth of the event will mean for Powell. If you and your family are looking for a fun experience after your move to Powell, then Oktoberfest is the event to attend!

Most are surprised to find out that Columbus, Ohio is home to some great music and events! Yes, the capital of Rock ‘n’ Roll doesn’t lie in the glitzy coast of the Pacific or the seaside metropolises of the East. Not at all. Columbus, Ohio is one of the country’s finest producers of infectious melodies. Many great musicians are pleased to honor the Columbus area with their talents, and your local Columbus movers are excited to share with you who will be gracing the stage. If you are moving to Columbus this September, you’ll want to check out these upcoming Columbus music events!

No matter what music genre you are into, Columbus is sure to cover your favorite variety of music. If you are a huge country fan, then you will want to check out Shania Twain with Gavin Degraw in concert on September 30^th. Hosted in the Nationwide Arena at 7:30 p.m., tickets will sell out quickly, so as soon as you are finished unpacking your new home in Columbus, grab a friend and enjoy the night with two amazing country artists.

Scorpions with Queensryche is one of the most famous rock bands in the world, and they will be hitting the stage of the LC Pavilion on September 22 at 11:30 a.m. Costs range from $39.50 to $42.00 and this concert is appropriate for all ages. If rock is your genre of choice, you will not want to miss this event after your move to Columbus.

All My Sons Columbus movers enjoy the free spirit of techno rhythms. Which is why teens and adults alike are flocking to the Life in Color event in Columbus. This event pulls a huge crowd in with its house music and its painting mayhem. Yes, you will be covered in paint as you dance the night away with your favorite techno DJ.

Moving to Columbus, Ohio can be a stressful event but, the stress can quickly be assuaged with the help of your local Columbus movers and music!

It is safe to say that during the summer months, gyms across the nation notice an uptick in the amount of locals flocking to get their fitness on. Why? For obvious reasons – the summer is swimsuit season. YMCA employees at the local Columbus facility recently released the most common workout myths and facts.

1. Walking vs. Running – It is a common myth that walking is just as effective as running; however, a fitness expert will tell you that running is better than walking every time because it burns more calories.
2. “No pain, no gain” – YMCA Columbus staff also say that this is incorrect. According to the crew, “muscle soreness is natural after working out, but pain means there’s actual injury.”

Jean Fry, who works at the Columbus YMCA, explained, “It’s very common to think that, ‘oh my gosh if i’m not aching and paining everywhere after this workout, then I didn’t do anything, but that’s just not true.”

3. You gain weight when you eat before going to sleep – Although many argue that this is true, because you can’t burn the calories off if you are sleeping, experts say that it’s false. However, binge eating unhealthy snacks will make you gain weight.
4. Knuckle cracking causes arthritis – This is another myth that Columbus movers are glad to hear. A new study shows that there are no long term, negative effects to cracking your knuckles.

Take a break from moving this summer and hit the gym at your local YMCA. Their trained staff and fitness experts can answer all of your questions, as well as help your arms get buff for lifting those heavy moving boxes.

Amazon is the only online store having mastered the art of knowing exactly what a consumer wants and giving it to them in the fastest way possible. Columbus movers will be helping new residents settle in as mega-giant is going to bring over 2,000 jobs to central Ohio and the Columbus area – and fast.

Just eight weeks have passed since an Amazon executive stood next to Governor John Kasich and boasted about the company’s Big Data network as “just the beginning of Amazon in the state.” Now, more plans have been passed by the e-commerce giant to invest $225 million in additional funds that would aid in creating 2,000 jobs. Another motion, a $1.1 billion project for Amazon to construct three data centers in Dublin, Hilliard, and New Albany, has already been passed.

If you are moving to Columbus, Licking County has been named the proposed site for Amazon’s initiatives, so that may be where you should look into relocating to for a job. Although 2,000 is double what Amazon typically employs at a single facility, it is not uncommon for them to create a large center where they deem fit. In Shepherdsville, Kentucky, the Amazon.com KYDC LLC employs 2,200 employees in order to fulfill online orders. Amazon, in total, employs 7,232 workers in nine states. These centers handle purchase and order fulfillment, distribution, returns, and more.

Whether you are a frequent soda drinker, movie lover, or an avid football fan, now is the time to get excited about moving to Columbus, because all three are in for a treat!

Cinemark Holdings, Inc. is one of the world’s leading motion picture producers, and they recently announced that the next Cinemark Coca-Cola CineStage will be held in Columbus, at Cinemark’s Rave Polaris 18 and Xtreme multiplex.

Moving to Columbus and have no idea why so many locals are excited to attend this event? The Coca-Cola CineStage is a monthly event that is an entire day packed with activities for movie lovers, music lovers, and sports fanatics. The activities work to engage Cinemark customers through an on-site #CokeCineStage promotion. A new city is selected every month, so Columbus residents are thrilled that it is finally their turn.

Take the opportunity to sneak out for a little bit of fun while your Columbus movers finish unloading your belongings. Guests will have the opportunity to win an ESPN College GameDay VIP experience that includes traveling to the GameDay destination, meeting and greeting talent, and a backstage tour with VIP viewing during the show.

The above information was released on August 5^th via a press release from Cinemark Holdings, Inc., just a short three days before the Columbus event.

Cinemark’s President and COO Robert Copple stated “Cinemark is excited to expand the social experience at our theatres through these interactive CineStage events in collaboration with our partners at Coca-Cola. This special ESPN College GameDay event will launch our promotional cup and enable our guests to share in the excitement as they prepare to cheer for their favorite college teams this upcoming season.”