MLP Events Live

Pssssst….we are letting you in on a secret!

The 13th Hour Hallow-Market, a vintage Halloween affair, will take place on Sunday, Oct. 8th from 12pm-6pm at the .

It is hosted by
The Roasted Thumb Productions

Save the date!
Get your tickets!
And, they are still looking for some vendors!

“Constructed in 1903 near the meeting place of the Scioto and Olentangy Rivers, in the heart of Ohio’s capital city, The Columbus Municipal Light Plant served the city for over seven decades, until it became outmoded and closed in 1977. “

Although the building stood vacant for 40 years, it is now once again a vibrant part of Columbus’ downtown. MLP Events Live makes its home in this landmark providing you with the history, grandeur and timeless style for your wedding, corporate party or specialty event of any size!

Contact us to schedule a tour!
Our event coordinator is standing by!

[email protected]

Walking down memory lane today!

Absolutely in love these gorgeous photos from our Open House styled shoot with

Our Open House is almost here and the vendor list just keeps on growing! Get your tickets now for an exclusive look inside the Municipal Light Plant!

Link in bio

📸:// .bonomo

You’re invited!

MLP Events Live has teamed up with Opulent Events by Tracey to bring you our first ever Open House

Featuring a mock ceremony and reception, complimentary headshots for industry professionals, and some of our favorite local vendors to give you an inside look to planning your big day!

Tickets are free and the link is in our bio

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Brought to you by Columbus Underground:

The 7th Annual Sweet Treats Dessert Festival will be hosted at MLP Events Live on Saturday, January 28th!!!

Ticket sales online via link in bio

The Rug and Carpet Auction is this Saturday!!! Doors at 9am, gavel falls at 10am!

Auction day is tomorrow! The gavel drops at 10am.

The gavel starts falling at 10am!

Strolling down memory lane… What an amazing day with this even more amazing couple!🤍

The “Submerged Phone Booth.” These iconic constructions are going extinct due to an ever evolving technological world. Thus, Banksy’s depiction is thought to represent the demise of such mechanisms in our modern world of communication, as well as, our ability to withstand and overcome these external pressures.

A literal representation of “the elephant in the room”. Banksy painted this magnificent animal to match the wallpaper in the room in which it was originally exhibited. The piece itself is meant to represent poverty, which is often ignored by society as a whole.

“Rage, the Flower Thrower” is painted on the wall that separates Israel from Palestine. However, it originally appeared on the side wall of a car dealership garage in Jerusalem. This Banksy piece represents the ambush of the Gay Pride Parade participants in 2005. The black and white man depicts the protestors and the rainbow bouquet alludes to the gay pride flag. Both of which come together to embody the hope of a peaceful resolution.

welcomes the worldwide experience to ! World renowned street art and never before seen immersive installations set in the award-winning renovated historic Municipal Light Plant. Tickets still available for 9/16, 9/17, and 9/18 at Banksyland.com.

After laying vacant for nearly 4 decades; a restoration project rejuvenated this unique, historic building into what it is today!

The MLP served as Columbus’s power source for over 70 years until it became too outdated for modern technology and was officially shut down in 1977.

The Municipal Light Plant was constructed in 1903 and was Columbus’s first electric power source.