The second annual Collab event was a true collaboration of coffee and education within…
There’s shaved ice, and then there’s shave ice. Shaved ice is what goes into sno-cones,…
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North Market's newest merchant, American Nut Company, will have its grand opening Monday, Aug.…
Who should be taking ownership over the uniqueness that is Columbus culture? Scott Woods…
In an effort to build awareness of the variety of public art in Columbus,…
Trying to take in all of the unique, interesting things within the Columbus arts…
The developers behind the River & Rich project are bringing a plan for its…
While many cities in the Midwest continue to face population decline, Columbus is experiencing…
Update: The October 15th and 16th Democratic Presidential debates will be hosted in Central…
Editors note: This article and its headline has been updated to include ICE's decision…
On July 30, Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law Senate Bill 57, which decriminalizes…
Dear Evan Hansen is the rare contemporary Broadway musical to captivate a wide swath…
eMBer Women’s Theatre returns to the MadLab space with Terms of Endearment, directed with…
Theatre Review: Broadway Across America Season Roars Out of the Gate with ‘Dear Evan Hansen’
September 18, 2019 11:00 am
Richard Sanford
Dear Evan Hansen is the rare contemporary Broadway musical to captivate a wide swath of public attention. On every trip I’ve made to NYC since its transfer from Off-Broadway’s Second Stage Theater to the great white way, I’ve seen more Playbills for and overheard more conversations about this show by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul […]
The Confluence Cast: Streetlight Guild
September 17, 2019 10:00 am
Tim Fulton
Who should be taking ownership over the uniqueness that is Columbus culture? Scott Woods has some ideas about that and how we should be defining it. Among his many hats (poet, organizer, journalist, etc), he’s working to curate and develop what Columbus has to offer with his biggest project to date, Streetlight Guild. Shownotes for […]
Theatre Review: Ember Women’s Theatre’s Charming ‘Terms of Endearment’
September 17, 2019 9:35 am Richard Sanford
eMBer Women’s Theatre returns to the MadLab space with Terms of Endearment, directed with a sure hand by Michelle Batt with Vicki Andronis as assistant director. This Terms of Endearment boasts a script by Dan Gordon, adapted from James L. Brooks’ screenplay for his 1983 film based on Larry McMurtry’s novel. It zooms in on […]
Theatre Review: Available Light’s Explosive Season Opener, Dance Nation
September 13, 2019 3:42 pm Richard Sanford
Available Light launches their 2019-2020 season to the moon with a wrenching, hilarious production of Claire Barron’s Dance Nation directed and choreographed by Whitney Thomas Eads. Dance Nation tears into the end of the season for a Liverpool, Ohio, dance team – seven girls and one boy – on the cusp of making it to […]
First Look: Dick’s Dive
September 13, 2019 2:46 pm
Susan Post
Don’t expect smoked cocktails or the latest craft beer at Dick’s Dive. Instead there’s “beers your dad would drink,” mismatched chairs, zero clocks and zero windows. It’s the kind of place where you could easily loose track of time, just as Owner Quinn Allen intended. The bar is a tribute to Allen’s late father. The […]
Wow, That’s a Lot of Movies
September 13, 2019 12:00 pm
George Wolf
So, last weekend basically one movie came out. Hollywood is making up for that dearth this weekend. At last count, four hundred million movies. The nutty thing is that most of them are really good. If you can’t find something to interest you this weekend, you are one picky viewer. Here’s the scoop. Hustlers by […]
New Books to Document Columbus Art, Artists
September 12, 2019 4:00 pm
Taijuan Moorman
Trying to take in all of the unique, interesting things within the Columbus arts scene can be a difficult challenge, especially with the information overload social media can subject us to. In the past, projects like the Columbus Book Project have taken on the responsibility of documenting the Columbus arts scene (and more) through a […]
