Are you using that extra time working from home to hone your cooking skills?…
After six and a half years, Pistacia Vera has departed the North Market.
The…
The wine will remain self-service, but almost everything else is changing when it comes…
The Gay Street Collaborative — creators of the Moonlight Market and Sunlight Market shopping events…
Like virtually every other industry, the coronavirus pandemic has affected retail — and lately,…
A first-of-its kind store for the city has opened in Westgate.
Koko, 15 N.…
Earlier this year, it was announced that the East Side home of the late…
Even though so many things have gone virtual to accommodate for COVID-19, virtual experiences…
Ohio Paper Folders is a non-profit origami arts education organization based in Ohio. OPF…
Much like the rest of our city, the land controlled by and surrounding The…
The Pizzuti Companies has submitted a rezoning application to the City of Columbus to…
Spectrum announced last week a new app service for their customers that will keep them…
By Marty Schladen
After earlier testing positive for coronavirus, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s office Thursday night…
By Susan Tebben
The coronavirus pandemic’s effect on the local economy continues, and two state representatives…
By Tyler Buchanan
If you can follow the money, state Rep. Gayle Manning reasons, you can…
Busy week! With more than a dozen new films hitting streaming services this weekend,…
Lockdown is a nightmare, but an in-person event is far more dangerous and scary.…
Welcome to the weekend. Continue being safe, wearing masks, and practicing social distancing. Enjoy…
Checking in with Bill at bonoPIZZA
Last summer, bonoPizza (also known as bonoTOGO) was regarded as one of the most well loved pizza joints in Columbus during its five-month run in the Short North. Those fortunate enough to have tried it, know that it was not solely the immaculate taste of the pizza creating its popularity, but the handsome masterminds; Bill […]
Benny Benassi at BoMA – Photos & Review
The Bar of Modern Art was packed this past Wednesday night as fans lined up to dance and party to DJ Benny Benassi’s new beats. Fans danced all night upstairs and downstairs in the venue, which once stood as a church. Electronic DJ equipment took the place of organ pipes and fans the place of […]
Special Exhibit “Yama” at Rivet on Friday
A 3-D Stereo Camera through the eyes of a 500-year-old Tibetan monk skull called “Yama,” will be open for viewing by the public at The Darkness into Light exhibition at 7p.m. this Friday, February 6th at the Rivet Gallery on North High Street. Yama, literally meaning, “Tibetan god of death,” was designed by Wayne Martin […]
Girl Talk’s Sunday Night Show – Photos & Review
You may ask yourself what and who is this Girl Talk and what is all the rage about? There is only one answer… it is all about raging. Girl Talk is a one-man performance that breathes entertainment. This DJ mixes popular songs to entertain a young crowd eager to dance the night away. Sunday marked […]
Columbus Rastafari and Martin, Malcolm & Marley
The Kings Art Complex was full of life Thursday night as Columbus locals immersed themselves in an art exhibition demonstrating Rastafarian culture. The exhibition was comprised of “Columbus Rastafari” and “The Men, The Message, The Music, and the Movement: Martin, Malcolm, and Marley.” A Members Opening Reception was held in the Elijah Pierce Gallery and […]
Junctionview Studios off to a Good Spark!
Columbus local artists stopped in Junctionview Studios for a chance to hang a piece of their art in the Spark! Art Show last Saturday. The first art show of 2009 was a hit! Mainly every hallway of the 20,000 square foot warehouse was covered in art by 6pm when the public came to view it. The […]
