Music in the Air is a program of the Columbus Recreation and  Parks Department
 
 

Directions to Genoa Park

From the East
  • Take I-70 West to Exit 100B, Fourth Street
  • Continue straight through the first traffic light on Fulton Street
  • Turn Right (North) on Front Street
  • Turn left (West) on Broad St.
  • Cross over the Broad Street Bridge (Town Street Bridge is Closed)
  • Genoa Park is across the Scioto River on the Right on Washington Blvd.
From the West
  • Take I-70 East to Exit 97, Broad Street
  • Turn Left (East) on Broad Street
  • Genoa Park is approximately 2 miles ahead on the Right on Washington Blvd.
From the North
  • Take I-71 South to Exit 108B, Broad Street
  • Turn Right (West) onto Broad Street
  • Genoa Park is approximately 1.5 miles ahead on the Left on Washington Blvd.
From the South
  • Take I-71 North to Exit 100A, Front Street
  • (100A comes after 105 as you travel from the South. This is due to I-71 merging with I-70)
  • Turn Left on Front Street
  • Turn Left on Broad Street (Town Street Bridge is closed)
  • Cross over the Broad Street Bridge
  • Genoa Park will be on the Left across the Scioto River on Washington Blvd.
Parking Information
The city-owned parking lots next to COSI accommodate more than 600 vehicles directly west of the building. Parking in these lots is $5 per day or $4 after 5pm. Please note that on weekends from Memorial Day to Labor Day (from 3pm on Friday-Sunday), the parking lots will be $5 pre-pay, cash only. Riverfront Parking Operations operates the parking lots and has an Auto Cashier system in the North parking lot (the lot in front of COSI near Broad Street) when COSI is closed to the general public or after-hours at a flat rate of $4. Please note that credit cards are not accepted at parking booths.



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Music in the Air , a program of the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department, presents the finest local, national and international artists in music and dance.  The series offers free outdoor performances in city parks from June to Septmenber.
Columbus Recreation and Parks Department

City of Columbus • Mayor Michael B. Coleman

Columbus Recreation & Parks Department • Alan D. McKnight, Director

Office of Special Events
1111 E. Broad St., Suite 101 • Columbus OH 43205
(p) 614.645.7995 • mita@columbus.gov

City of Columbus