Book lovers to unite at Columbus Book Festival Saturday and Sunday
Book lovers throughout Columbus will celebrate their love of literature this weekend at the annual two-day Columbus Book Festival. Hosted by th…
Book lovers throughout Columbus will celebrate their love of literature this weekend at the annual two-day Columbus Book Festival. Hosted by th…
In its last few days of operation, small crowds formed outside Little Palace to get their final meals from the locally beloved restaurant. Forme…
“Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Live in Concert” will swing into Columbus Wednesday. Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” will b…
The Libertarian Party of Franklin County and the Ohio Coalition to End Qualified Immunity are aiming to fundraise $3,000 for the coalition by makin…
Whether it's a busy football Saturday or a calm Sunday afternoon, the downtown North Market provides a sense of peace and uniqueness for Columbus t…
For those who aren’t into barhopping, FOMO has you covered, with the experience of multiple venues in one location. Set to open in Columbus Hall…
After implementing changes in the downtown area based on its 2010 strategic plan, the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation is gathering community feedback to carry out another decade’s worth of change.
Ohio State student Hunter Mattin pleaded guilty to one count of assault and one count of obstruction of official business Thursday, seven months after an altercation in the Columbus Division of Police Headquarters.
A former Columbus milk production and delivery company has opened its doors for the first time since 1967 and is now specializing in more than dairy, according to its website.
The work and inspirations of impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh will come to Columbus in two exhibitions this fall –– one showing life-size, digital works, and another with some of his original paintings.