Build-your-own tacos, a checklist ordering method, and a Day of the Dead motif —…
Starting Tuesday, September 25 Veritas diners will be greeted with two options to enjoy…
Windward Passage has been around for awhile. It is not retro or vintage, as…
Scout & Molly's is the latest women's fashion boutique to arrive at Easton Town…
It’s been about a year-long wait, but the new Flower Child Vintage store will…
Columbus-based apparel company L Brands announced yesterday that it would be shuttering its Henri…
You could call it a large-scale art installation or an immersive art experience, but…
After multiple rounds of public input, representatives from the Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) have…
The Art for Life charity auction is on track to set a new fundraising…
New CoGo bike share stations are being installed throughout Columbus, as well as in…
You know T-rex and raptors and Dilophosaurus, sauropods and theropods and Ankylosaurus. But do…
A plan to run a self-driving shuttle bus in a loop between the Scioto…
On Monday, Columbus City Council passed ordinances to authorize a new bond sale totaling…
On Wednesday, the Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks kicked off the campaign for…
Ohio Issue 1 is the only statewide measure on the ballot for the general…
Otterbein opens their 2018-19 season with a dazzling production of John August (book) and…
Are we approaching Halloween or April Fool’s Day? Hardcore horror director Eli Roth has…
Cultural institutions begin their season this weekend, CSO, JAG, CBJ, and more. Fall is…Otterbein’s Dazzling Big Fish
September 22, 2018 12:07 pm
Richard Sanford 
Otterbein opens their 2018-19 season with a dazzling production of John August (book) and Andrew Lippa’s (music and lyrics) Big Fish, the 2013 Broadway adaptation of Daniel Wallace’s novel and Tim Burton’s film, directed by Thom Christopher Warren. As in the book and film, this Big Fish traces Edward Bloom’s (Matt Gittins) life through the […]
Ticking Clocks, American Criminals and Puppies – Which to Watch?
September 21, 2018 12:00 pm
Hope Madden 
Are we approaching Halloween or April Fool’s Day? Hardcore horror director Eli Roth has a new kids movie. Provocative. And if that’s not your bag, indie filmmakers rethink the whole Lizzie Borden story. Meanwhile, puppies! The House with a Clock in its Walls by Hope Madden Eli Roth made a family film. That’s weird. Although […]
Mega Weekend: Top Things to Do For Your Weekend
September 20, 2018 2:14 pm
Anne Evans 
Cultural institutions begin their season this weekend, CSO, JAG, CBJ, and more. Fall is here! Take a look at some top picks for the weekend and find links to daily lists below. If you would like to attend CoffeeFest, don’t wait, there are only tickets left for the Afternoon Session, and the Brewed event where […]
Turner’s Barbershop & Shaving Parlor Announces New Location
September 19, 2018 2:12 pm
Taijuan Moorman 
Chris Turner of Turner’s Barbershop & Shaving Parlor celebrated his fifth anniversary of taking over the shop at 1249 N. High St. just last year. Now, Turner celebrates a steadily growing clientele with the announcement of a new shop at 405 E. Mound St. Turner has been working on securing a second location since March, and […]
‘Otherworldly’ Immersive Art Experience Coming to Columbus
September 18, 2018 2:30 pm Taijuan Moorman 
You could call it a large-scale art installation or an immersive art experience, but regardless, Otherworld — a 25,000 square foot immersive art attraction coming soon to Columbus — is highly ambitious. The attraction is centered around a sci-fi narrative reminiscent of TV shows and films like Westworld and Jurassic World, where a common theme […]
Bigger Predators, Nuttier Nick Cage—Your Week in Movies
September 14, 2018 12:00 pm Hope Madden 
Oscar contenders, predators, South African Clint Eastwoods, social satires and a movie more unhinged than an unhinged Nic Cage—whew! Quite a week at the box office! Here’s the skinny on your options. The Predator by Hope Madden Shane Black loves him some 80s, doesn’t he? The over-the-top machismo, the sentimentality, the tasteless and insensitive one-liners—the […]
Photos: Chicago-Based Local H Hit A&R Music Bar
September 14, 2018 11:05 am
Matt Ellis 
I first arrived in this land I now call home in the late 90s, during the inescapable alt-rock radio revolution that pushed all other musical genres to one side as bands like Bush, Everclear, Lit, No Doubt and The Offspring (to name just a few) had their many days in the sun. It was during […]
