Soon Franklin Park residents will have their very own neighborhood restaurant. A husband-and-wife team…
Flavor 91 Burger Bistro set up shop a couple years ago in a mostly…
Zaftig Brewing Co. has opened the doors to its Italian Village Brew Pub. The…
If you are looking for the best local gift ideas, you are in the…
In Mid-November, Ohio-based boutique Rose & Remington opened their first Columbus location inside Polaris…
If you are looking for the best local gift ideas, you are in the…
Madi Cano is an independent working glass artist, a Glass Axis instructor in hot…
Paint and sip franchise Pinot's Palette is setting up its easels in Short North.…
One of the most heartening changes with the new Wexner Center regime has been…
Franklinton was the original settlement in Central Ohio with some of the longest and…
A North Carolina-based developer is proposing a major new mixed-use project for a 17-acre…
In 2010, the 41 acre site formerly home to the Jeffrey Manufacturing Company in…
Public-private infant mortality initiative CelebrateOne and various partners have been awarded a $4.5 million…
Columbus’ Department of Neighborhoods has proposed changes to city code, which will affect the…
City Council President Pro Tem Elizabeth Brown has been announced as one of the…
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by Hope Madden and George WolfThe second decade of the 2000s saw remarkable…
The concert calendar is already filling up for Natalie's Music Hall & Kitchen in…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 […]
Video: Updates from Blockfort
January 13, 2019 5:00 pm
Lauren Sega
What’s new at Blockfort? We checked in with local artist Adam Brouillette to talk about the local arts scene in Columbus. Check out the video below, and don’t forget to subscribe via YouTube for mode video updates!
Raffle-rama Happy Hour
An important element of Breck Trek for us is to make a positive impact & leave behind some goodness (along with memories of good times). So we’re partnering with Ronald McDonald House Charities on Central Ohio to conduct a raffle at Park St. Tavern. Come on over, grab a beer or two, and check out […]
Pub Crawl
7:00 p.m. 16-Bit Bar + Arcade (254 S 4th St.) 8:00 p.m. The Walrus (143 E. Main St.) Join the Breck Trek crew for beers, VR mountain views, and a first look at our collab work with Columbus artist Adam Brouillette! We’ll start at 16-bit and work our way to Walrus. See you there! Ticket […]
Independents’ Day 2017 will be the Last
March 30, 2017 12:01 am Lauren Sega
This year’s Independents’ Day Festival will be the tenth and final, but it’s not the end of the mission from the team behind it. What started as a small celebration in Downtown Columbus, and morphed into a two-day arts, music and food festival in Franklinton, will carry on in another form, possibly even a few. […]
Photos: New Art Studio Blockfort Opens Downtown
February 20, 2017 9:10 am
Walker Evans
Local artists have officially begun working out of new Downtown studio space Blockfort, located at 162 N. Sixth St. in the Discovery District. The new facility includes a collection of private studios, two galleries for exhibitions, and a shared office space in the basement for creative entrepreneurs. CLICK HERE to read more about Blockfort today […]
The Confluence Cast: Blockfort
February 6, 2017 9:28 am
Tim Fulton
How do you build a community around what you’re passionate about? This week, Adam Brouillette sat down to discuss Blockfort, the new gallery and studio space Downtown, and why he thinks Columbus is the best city for doers. Shownotes for this episode Follow the Confluence Cast: Web | iTunes | Facebook | Twitter
