Wild Goose Creative

No lie, parking is a bear. There is street parking and parking in the back. The back lot is also shared with nearby residents.

I've been here for Bacon Camp, Too Many Cooks (the pie baking edition) and regularly attend Stitch & Bitch.

Sometimes other events are scheduled at the same time as Stitch & Bitch so the space is large enough to accomodate two smallish groups. People from the other events have been friendly as have the few Wild Goose Creative volunteers I've met.

Women and men are welcome to the Stitch & Bitch group. We end up chatting about tv shows, movies, books, running, sports teams, kids, crafts and so on.

Amazing. I went to the annual craft show, Crafts Gone Wild, and it was more than I could have hoped for! Amazing vendors with super awesome stuff for sale. I wish I would have waiting to buy my Christmas presents! The space is small, but there is plenty to see. Here is the event description from their facebook page:

"Join us at the third annual Crafts Gone Wild craft show! Along with established crafters, we look forward to showcasing the latest up-and-comers who are just beginning to sell their crafty wares. As always, there is no charge for entry. Free parking is available on Summit Street and in the lot behind Wild Goose Creative that is accessible from Hudson or Thompkins.

There'll be awesome local vendors selling unique goods. There'll be swag bags for visitors. There'll be a photo booth from Nash Imaging. And the show is just in time to find awesome gifts for the holiday season. We will see you there!"

Amazing. Make sure you are there next year!

I came here for a showing of an independent filmmaker's documentary a few weeks ago.  I'd driven past a few times but never attended any events here.  It is a lovely little venue located just south of Clintonville.  When we were there, it was set up with a small stage by the front window, chairs in theater style arrangement facing the stage, a projector screen above the stage, with snacks and merchandise set up in the back.  The showing went without a hitch, the musical performance and Q&A afterwards was great.  

There was a bit of bleed-over from the Rumba Cafe down the street which disrupted some of the quieter parts of the evening, which is no fault of this venue.  We were able to park in the back, but were a little confused about whether there was a entrance in the back or not, since there were no signs on the back doors.