Since premiering on Broadway in 1999 and eventually adapting into two feature-length films, the critically acclaimed musical “Mamma Mia!” will debut on the Short North Stage Thursday. The production tells the tale of Donna, a hotelier in the Greek Isles, who prepares for her daughter’s ...

The rain couldn’t wash away the holiday spirit. Despite the poor weather, the Short North District held its annual Holiday Hop along with a tree-lighting event in Poplar Park on Saturday. On the first Saturday of each month, the Short North holds Gallery Hop, where ...

Red Bull and PAC-MAN will bring a pop-up experience celebrating the launch of Red Bull’s limited-edition PAC-MAN can to Columbus tonight. The pop-up, which will take place at Short North Food Hall, gives attendees a look at PAC-MAN “then” and “now,” with the room split ...

Heartfelt Yoga Studio opened in the spring, becoming the newest yoga studio in the Short North, replacing former Thank Yoga studio. While Heartfelt Studio is new to the area, the studio’s owner Alice Gantman is no stranger to Columbus. Having graduated from Ohio State this ...

Pups can participate in the Halloween celebration of wearing a costume and trick-or-treating in the Short North this Saturday. Barkers & Beggars is an event in which people dress their dogs in costume and take them trick-or-treating in the Short North Arts District. The event ...

On Sunday, the self-titled Lantern Brunch Squad headed to Forno Kitchen + Bar, located at 721 N. High St. The trendy restaurant is known for its happy hour deals and contemporary cuisine on the dinner and weekend brunch menus. To make this fair, we all ...

(Not) Sheep, a new gallery created by the manager of Muse Gallery, opened on Sept. 5 at 17 W. Russell St. in the Short North, to show anti-Republican works. Gallerist Caren Petersen wants (Not) Sheep to be a platform for artists to express their opinions. ...

Julie Rae Powers’ exhibition “Out of Hiding,” which portrays queer families, is the culmination of an ongoing artistic project on queer social bonds. Powers graduated from Ohio State in 2016 and is both a media designer and a photography teacher at the Columbus College of ...

Orange barrels and cones are typically only used in construction projects, but a local artist has found a way to mold them into sculptures. Carol Boram-Hays, an assistant professor at Columbus College of Arts and Design, was commissioned by the Short North Alliance — a ...

As construction on High Street has presented itself as a disruption for Columbus businesses and patrons, The Short North Alliance has found a way to turn an inconvenience into a party. On Sunday, the Short North Alliance, a local nonprofit organization that advocates for the ...