April 16, 2025 - 10:27

Amy Cooper, a lifelong athlete and dedicated Columbus firefighter, is on a mission to open Raise the Bar, the city's first sports bar exclusively for women. With a vision to create an inclusive space, Cooper aims to provide a welcoming environment where women can gather to celebrate their love for sports.
The concept behind Raise the Bar is to empower women by offering a venue that not only showcases women’s sports but also fosters community and camaraderie among female athletes and fans. Cooper believes that a dedicated space for women to enjoy sports together can help break down barriers and encourage more participation in athletic activities.
The bar will feature a variety of sports events, highlighting female athletes and teams, while also serving a selection of food and beverages that cater to diverse tastes. As the project takes shape, Cooper is excited about the potential impact it could have on the local community, inspiring women to engage more actively in sports and support each other in their athletic pursuits.
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