A City of Columbus Eastland bulletin dated Oct. 30, 2026, lists community events and resources for November. Most activities are scheduled at the Columbus Metropolitan Library's Barnett branch, 3434 E. Livingston Ave. The bulletin directs questions to Noelle Britt and points residents to eastlandforeveryone.com.
The calendar begins Oct. 31 with a family event at Agape Christian Ministries, 2385 S. Hamilton Road, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. At Barnett, Columbus Public Health social workers are listed for Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. A separate Nov. 2 session offers one-on-one help with jobs, technology and benefits from 1 to 3 p.m.
Other Barnett events include Lutheran Social Services on Nov. 4 and 18, a drop-in art and technology session Nov. 5, an author appearance by Tara Pringle Jefferson on Nov. 7, Franklin County Office on Aging on Nov. 10 and a veterans resource fair Nov. 21. Goodwill Columbus leads digital-skills workshops Nov. 16, covering beginning computers, AI, Microsoft Office and transportation apps. A Nov. 18 business roundtable will share information about the Eastland Spark Microgrant Program.
Virtual sessions cover accessory dwelling units Nov. 9 and a Nov. 19 housing-equity discussion tied to the 2026 SHIBA and Fair Housing Trends reports. Craft sessions at the Whitehall branch are set for Nov. 9, 16 and 23. Other listings include teen programming Nov. 24, a medical mobile unit Nov. 25 and senior programming Nov. 27.
The bulletin says Eastland Spark Microgrant awards can reach $5,000 and that applications are accepted through Nov. 13. It also advertises 614 Beautiful grants up to $10,000; applications opened Oct. 5, and its Oct. 22 virtual information session has passed.