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Green Columbus hosts a free Earth Day celebration at Scioto Audubon Park with 80+ vendors, food trucks, music, and sustainability events.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

Things To Do In Columbus, Ohio

This Wild Cup Sculpture At The Columbus Library Is About To Come Crashing Down

The Wild Cup sculpture has taken over Columbus’ Main Library, and you’re invited to help knock it down on April 25.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

News

AEP CEO Pay Hits $36.6M As Ohio Customers Struggle With Energy Bills

AEP’s CEO earned $36.6M in 2025, the highest in the U.S. Here’s how that compares to Ohio wages and rising energy costs.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

History & Culture

Columbus Designers Hit The Runway At Genoa Park This Summer

The Fashion As Art runway show returns to Columbus Arts Festival June 12 with bold local designers and a free, can’t-miss show.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

Things To Do In Columbus, Ohio

Star Wars Is Taking Over The Columbus Main Library For A Day

Star Wars fans can head to Columbus Main Library May 2 for a free day of droids, lightsabers, trivia, and more.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

Things To Do In Columbus, Ohio

The Short North’s Iconic Mona Lisa Mural Is Getting A Colorful Makeover

A reimagined Mona Lisa mural is coming to the Short North, and you can watch it being created live along High Street this spring.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

News

Columbus Joins NWSL As League Announces 18th Franchise For 2028 Season

Columbus will get an NWSL team in 2028 after a debated public funding deal, bringing excitement and ongoing questions about the plan.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

Food & Drink

Wolf’s Ridge At Worthington Inn Opens April 29

Wolf’s Ridge is opening inside the historic Worthington Inn on April 29, bringing a fresh menu and new energy to a local favorite.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

Travel

Love a Good Road Trip? This New Ohio Trail Is for You

Ohio’s new Transportation Trail features 80+ stops highlighting travel, innovation, and history across the state. Here’s how to explore it.

ByChelsea Wiley

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Apr 2026

News

Columbus Approves $25M Plan For Women’s Soccer, But Not Without Pushback

Columbus approved $25M for a women’s soccer facility at McCoy Park, but the plan is drawing backlash from neighbors.

ByChelsea Wiley