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Applications are open for the 2026 Columbus Arts Festival. Artists, performers, and vendors can apply to join Columbus’ biggest summer event.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Sep 2025

News

Historic Columbus Venue Sees Concerts Axed As Operator Pulls Out

The show won’t go on: TempleLive has canceled all concerts at Columbus’ historic Athenaeum Theatre. Some local shows remain scheduled.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Sep 2025

News

Buckeyes vs. Bobcats: The Most Ohio Matchup at the ‘Shoe

Ohio State hosts Ohio University in a rare in-state clash at the Horseshoe. Expect scarlet, gray, and plenty of Bobcat green in Columbus.

ByChelsea Wiley

08

Sep 2025

Things To Do In Columbus

U-Pick? More Like U-Launch! Try The Apple Cannons At This Ohio Farm

Have you ever wondered how far an apple would fly through the air after being shot out of a cannon? Now you can find out.

ByChelsea Wiley

08

Sep 2025

Things To Do In Columbus

Ohio’s Gilded Age: 7 Must-See Mansions, Libraries & Estates

Have you ever wondered what Ohio looked like during the Gilded Age? There are still some opulent sites standing around the state.

ByChelsea Wiley

08

Sep 2025

News

Ohio State Takes “Buckeye Tears” Beer to Court

OSU is suing over Michigan bar’s “Buckeye Tears” beer, but the lawsuit may have only made it more popular. Rivalry meets the courtroom.

ByChelsea Wiley

08

Sep 2025

Things To Do In Columbus

The Best Places in Ohio to View Fall Foliage

Ready to do a little leaf-peeping? We’ve got some contenders for the best spots around the state.

ByChelsea Wiley

05

Sep 2025

News

Frontier Offers Nearly Two Years Of Unlimited Flights From CMH For $299

Columbus flyers: Frontier’s GoWild! pass is just $299 for nearly two years of unlimited travel and today is your last chance to buy it.

ByChelsea Wiley

05

Sep 2025

News

Rambling House Will Close Its Doors This October After 11 Years

Rambling House is closing October 1 after 11 years. The Old North music venue invites fans to celebrate with one last month of shows.

ByChelsea Wiley

05

Sep 2025

History & Culture

The Secret Waterway That Helped Build Columbus (And Why It Disappeared)

In the 19th century, Columbus built the 12-mile Columbus Feeder Canal, a vital waterway that fueled the city’s growth.

ByChelsea Wiley