Tiki’s in the midst of a comeback, one of many its had since its…
Although Young’s Jersey Dairy has been operating for over a century, it wasn’t until…
For the last three years that Old North Arcade has been around, owner Ben…
For the second time in two years, Gymboree is filing for bankruptcy. The first…
After just over three years in the Short North, children's boutique Cub Shrub, 749 N. High St., is…
Located in the heart of the downtown district in Grove City at 3952 Broadway,…
The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) has selected artists for its new "Space &…
Over 150 artists will be selling their handcrafted work at Ohio Designer Craftsmen’s 25th-annual…
"A chair is a very difficult object. A skyscraper is almost easier. That is…
A second self-driving shuttle could be roaming the streets of Columbus as soon as…
It happens every year: the glittery ball drops and the “new year, new you”…
A plan to develop six acres of vacant land at the corner of West…
Council Selects Replacement for Jaiza PageColumbus City Council has selected Shayla Favor, Assistant City…
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Happy families have no place on the stage since King Lear and before. Branden…
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Nelsonville Music Festival (NMF) is coming back for its 15th year, and Death Cab…Top 10 Parks of 2018
December 29, 2018 4:22 pm
Best of CU 
While Central Ohio is relatively flat without oceans or mountains, we make up for it in parkland with a wide variety of outdoor recreation spaces. From smaller urban parks to rural outdoor settings, you can find a lot to do outside year-round. When our readers and editors were surveyed to decide the top park this […]
The Top 10 Arts & Culture Institutions in Columbus in 2018
December 20, 2018 4:46 pm Best of CU 
Picking a top cultural institution is a difficult task. Each destination in Columbus is worthy for its own specific reasons, and we can’t help but encourage everyone to visit each one. But it wouldn’t be a year-end recap without making a few lists, which is why we polled our readers and editors to categorize and […]
Photos: Washington Gladden Social Justice Park Now Open
October 29, 2018 4:07 pm
Lauren Sega 
First announced back in May of 2017, the Washington Gladden Social Justice Park officially opened on Sunday, Oct. 28. Located at 404 E. Broad St., the new park features a small green space with auditorium-style seating, a separate enclosed space, and a long wall highlighting significant events and people of early social justice history in […]
Washington Gladden Social Justice Park Grand Opening
October 28, 2018 6:00 pm
Anne Evans 
This new park located at the corner of East Broad Street and Cleveland Avenue in the Discovery District is the first park in the nation dedicated to the theme of social justice. The purpose of the park is to be an oasis of hope that recognizes past achievements for social justice and reveals current struggles. […]
City of Whitehall Announces First Dog Park
October 3, 2018 12:14 pm
Taijuan Moorman 
The City of Whitehall has unveiled plans to create the city’s first dog park at the site of a previously empty lot at the corner of Beechwood Road and Lamby Lane. “Over a decade ago, the former house on this property was vacant, abandoned and ultimately demolished,” said Whitehall Mayor Kim Maggard. “Subsequently, the lot […]
Yappy Hour: Walnut Woods
Join the Friends of Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks for an evening of food, dogs, and beer! Seventh Son and the Explorers Club Food Truck will be joining the Friends for a fun evening at Walnut Woods Metro Park. Grab your furry friend, and get them out to experience this cool dog park, your […]
Dolly Sods Backpacking
Backpack with us in Dolly Sods Wilderness, West Virginia! This trip is perfect fo beginners and experts alike! Learn Leave No Trace and other backpacking skills on location. More details soon!
