Block’s Bagels has long been the local Columbus headquarters for bagels — real bagels. The…
Awadh India Restaurant sits at a location that should be great for restaurant ventures.…
The Arena District is getting a new craft beer taproom where patrons will be…
The space recently left behind by Clothe Ohio won’t stay vacant for long. Jolie…
Men's apparel brand and retailer Bonobos has signed a lease at The Pizzuti Companies'…
A new shopping experience has arrived in Clintonville. Offering a mix of second-hand clothing…
Angela Meleca has announced the closure of Angela Meleca Gallery, stemming from a new…
David Bahgat has been interacting with Columbus Children’s Theatre in some capacity since 1996.…
The ROY G BIV Gallery is finally re-opening.In early 2018, it was announced that…
The Spring 2019 Urban Living Tour showcased new townhouses, condos and apartments around the…
In September of 2018, the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio, otherwise known as…
Piper Perabo was always a feminist, she says, but it was only within the…
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For the first time since its release, Endgame may get bumped to runner up…CCAD Begins Celebration of its 140th Year
January 9, 2019 5:49 pm
Taijuan Moorman 
From Jan. 3-25, the Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) is running “140 Years of Creative Excellence,” a survey show highlighting the school’s student exhibitions over the years. On view are student exhibition posters, flyers, catalogs, and other archival materials from over the years. A reception takes place Tuesday, Jan. 15, and will double […]
Middle West Celebrates 10 Years With Brand Revamp
September 10, 2018 5:03 pm
Lauren Sega 
It’s anniversary time for Middle West Spirits. The local craft distillery is turning 10 this year, and as part of the celebration, the company has revamped their branding to achieve one that “better reflects where the company is today, and where it’s going.” “A milestone like this is a natural place to reflect and renew […]
Rise Brands and 16-Bit Bar + Arcade Celebrate 5 Years of Growth
August 29, 2018 3:08 pm Lauren Sega 
As of this summer, 16-Bit Bar+Arcade, located at 254 S. Fourth St., has been serving up retro gaming and cocktails for five years. And while many bar owners would feel lucky to have made it that long, Troy Allen isn’t that surprised. “I never wanted to be a bar-restaurant owner,” he says. “We looked at […]
30th Birthday Party for Global Gifts
Global Gifts is turning 30 and YOU are invited to celebrate with us on Saturday, August 25th at our store located at 682 N. High St. in the Short North Arts District! This is a free event. Enjoy a sample of birthday cake made by Short North Piece of Cake and fair trade coffee. See […]
Kolache Republic Celebrates 5 Years in the Brewery District
July 11, 2018 2:06 pm Lauren Sega 
It started with a craving, the kind of random craving that materializes after a few happy hour drinks. A craving for kolache. That’s how Rick Jardiolin, Doug Sauer, and Dusty Kotchou happened upon the idea to open Kolache Republic, the Brewery District café whose Thanksgiving kolaches have their own cult following. The local business is […]
Slammers Turns 25, Unveils Updated Space
June 13, 2018 11:52 am Lauren Sega 
Slammers, one of the city’s longest-standing LGBTQ bars, is turning 25 this year. Just in time for Pride 2018, the bar will reveal a newly renovated space featuring an open air patio and a new mural painted by local artists Summer Schultz and Misty Temple. “We’re trying to keep up with the times,” says Slammers […]
From Floppies to Wifi: 30 Years of Interactive Training with Dublin’s The Computer Workshop
May 1, 2018 10:38 am Lauren Sega 
When Thelma Tippie founded The Computer Workshop 30 years ago, the technological landscape looked vastly different. There was no such thing as a home network. Our slender, lightweight computers were more like boxes. And those boxes’ processing power and capacity were a fraction of what we have today in the most basic of mobile phones. […]
