This past weekend Goodale Park turned into a utopia full of music, art and beer. The festival crossed almost every genre of music including several of Columbus’ own Booty and the Kid, Zootrippin and The Turbos. Walking into the festival, I only knew a handful ...

“Rock On The Range” is a music festival that packs a punch in the face for three full days. The annual festival brought in metal, hard rock, country-metal, rap and J-pop metal acts from all over to descend on MAPFRE Stadium. With endless crowd-surfers and ...

Students will come together at Trism on Friday to enjoy four hours of live music and arts to raise awareness for mental health through “LOUD: Mind and Music,” a student-led festival. “I think that music festivals really are the answer to positive change in the ...

The multi-genre Steadfast Festival is coming back to Columbus for its second year on Saturday. The all-day music event will feature 17 bands on three stages throughout the day at the Veritas Community Church in the Short North. The festival is being organized and promoted ...

      The first Columbus mac and cheese festival took place on Friday at Easton Town Center. The sold-out event featured 18 restaurants offering samples, with proceeds to benefit adolescent and young adult cancer research at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center.

      Of the three days of PromoWest fest, Saturday was probably the most genre-diverse. It was the only day with hip-hop acts, and two of the genre’s most recognizable names. The crowd didn’t start to swell until LL Cool J’s sunset performance in ...

Thursday, June 23 Rear Window, 7:30 p.m. at the Ohio Theatre, 39 E. State St. See Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 film starring James Stewart and Grace Kelly. Day of show tickets available for $4 one hour before show at the Ohio Theatre kiosk, cash only.   ...

  Thursday, June 9 Oh Wonder, 8 p.m. at the Wexner Center for the Arts. The London-based duo performs with opening act Paperwhite as part of the Wex’s Next@Wex concert series. Admission is $18. Grace Mitchell, doors open 7 p.m. at The Basement, 391 Neil ...

Coming from very different experiences as young women, members of Ohio State’s Women’s Glee Club met with former victims of sex trafficking at a Columbus Salvation Army and made necklaces. This weekend, they’ll don those necklaces as a symbolic gesture of solidarity during their performance ...

As warehouse Dude Locker returns to the regular hum of band practices, Columbus’ music fans battle hangovers, and the plethora of artists nurse their (head-)bang-overs. It’s not quite confidential that Worst Kept Secret Fest 6 was another huge stride for the Columbus arts community. “This ...