Saucy Brew Works has set a date. The brewpub and coffeehouse will make its…
First and foremost, Basic Biscuits, Kindness & Coffee lives up to most of its…
Emmett's Cafe will celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, October 24 at 744 S.…
Urbn Timber was started in a warehouse on the South Side of Columbus in…
Sarah Dixon, owner of flower and plant shop Jewelweed Floral Studio, thought a major…
Fall is one of the most anticipated seasons of the year in the fashion…
I have a friend who recently confided in me—somewhat sheepishly—that she had spent $50…
J. Shannon Filmore is a dancer, choreographer, instructor and veteran member of Xclaim Dance…
Designing Local has been tapped to helped curate a number of local murals, which…
The Numbers
COVID-19 cases — As of Tuesday, Oct. 20, 23,921 cases and 484 deaths from…
New renderings of the Quarry Trails development provide the best glimpse yet of what…
A Texas-based developer of student housing is looking to break into the Columbus market.
A…
By Jake Zuckerman
While several candidates press on with large scale clinical trials, Ohio submitted a…
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and three county prosecutors acknowledged Thursday that no-knock warrants…
By Tyler Buchanan
Flanked by dump trucks and construction equipment, some adorned with flags and campaign…
Pandemic be damned, the Wexner Center for the Arts is determined to bring their…
CATCO and CATCO is Kids return, joining the brave artists pivoting to streaming work…
It was the summer of widespread discontent, and Jason Tostevin, programmer and co-founder of…
Local Music Spotlight: Turtle Island
September 23, 2014 10:39 am
Cassandra Zahran
Meet the band. Turtle Island: Five manic boys who play music and have a psychedelic intuition into outer space. Genre: Psychedelic, Experimental, Space rock, Progressive rock, Dream-pop Dallin “Shrek to Your Donkey” Stevenson – Vocals, guitar Nick “Johnny Utah” Gerden – Drums Andy “Chorizo Grill Master” Sullivan – Bass Joel “Yu-Gi-Oh Fanatic” Blaeser – Keyboard […]
Musicol Studio – Pressing Vinyl and Recording Since 1966
September 19, 2014 12:56 pm Cassandra Zahran
We purchase vinyl for a myriad of reasons: the sound carries a higher quality of texture and richness, the waxy vinyl is elegant and majestic as it spins on the turntable, Record Store Day is the new Black Friday and it’s a little treasure hunt when you sift through someone’s collection in search for the right record. […]
Fall Guide to Local Music – Part I
September 16, 2014 1:23 pm Cassandra Zahran
It’s here and we’re ready. The seasonal half-time that rests between painfully thick humidity and life threatening black ice, is called Autumn. Now, I assume we’re all familiar with the lovely cliches that rack our brain as the season arrives: bonfires, whiskey, beards in flannels, pumpkin spice and Hocus Pocus. But, what about those more […]
Relay Recording Studio Brings Columbus Music to Life
September 15, 2014 7:10 am Cassandra Zahran
As Columbus’ habituates, we proudly facilitate the artistic integrity that lingers within our city. In just a few years, the evolution of our ‘music city’ has been moving faster than one of those swing rides at Cedar Point. We’re contributing members to the present and we’re catalysts for the future. We wait in the long […]
Concert Review: The Orwells w/ SKATERS
September 10, 2014 7:15 am Cassandra Zahran
Between the hours of 8 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Monday night, A&R Music Bar quickly converted from a quiet, grungy rock bar, to rabid, uncontrollable and one hell of a good time. Young acts, SKATERS and The Orwells, occupied the same venue in Columbus for the second time since 2014’s CD102.5 Day Side A. […]
Jon Fintel Debuts: Relay Rock Show at The Grass Skirt
September 6, 2014 11:37 am Cassandra Zahran
As September lurks in the last of the summer’s shadows, local bars begin to gear up for the fall. The last hot and sweaty hoorah’s of the season are approaching, weather is cooling down and studded leather jackets are being taken out of storage. Rock ‘n’ roll is always fashionably late in the season, and […]
Spacebar to open Mid-September in Former KOBO Space
August 14, 2014 10:02 am Cassandra Zahran
When the announcement of Kobo’s “last show” made it through the grapevine of Columbus, the city-folk were sad to see a beloved bar rest in peace. Another one bites the dust, huh? Once a local bar that housed insane rock shows and affordable booze, Kobo’s grunge, unique bathrooms, vinyl-covered countertops and comprehensive energy will be […]
