Columbus’ Own: Tourist Trap climbs up the Columbus ladder

The four-piece band, Tourist Trap, who defines their music as “alternative porch punk,” has never tried to repurpose their music for the purpose of…

Short North development leaves galleries behind

Twenty-year-old Maria Galloway had an epiphany: she wanted to open an art gallery. She was walking her dog in Tuttle Park when she met a man who ow…

What’s up: April 12-15

Thursday, April 12 Drunk spelling bee, 5 p.m. at Oddfellows Liquor Bar, 1038 N. High St. Guests will enjoy a spelling bee accompanied by cocktails f…

Barricades become canvases for Short North public art project

If the world is an artist’s canvas, then does that include construction barricades? Students from the Columbus College of Art and Design say yes. …

Short North Food Hall to open doors this March

Short North frequenters will soon have a new location to add to their weekend repertoire. Corso Ventures — the development group that owns Short No…

The Impossible Burger: a new, all plant-based alternative

Bareburger has set out to do the impossible: create a plant-based burger even carnivores will want to sink their teeth into. The Impossible Bur…

Short North Gallery Hop gets Festive

The Short North neighborhood will get a festive makeover for its December Gallery Hop Saturday to celebrate the fast-approaching holiday season. Duf…

What’s up: Nov. 30-Dec. 3

Thursday, Nov. 30 Yelawolf, 7 p.m. at Newport Music Hall, 1522 N. High St. The Alabama rapper will perform with openers Mikey Mike and Big Henri. Ti…

Gallery spotlight: paper carries weight at Pizzuti Collection

Sculpture is taking a back seat to paper in the latest exhibits hitting the Pizzuti Collection. The first exhibition, “Lines/Edges: Frank Stell…

Local photographer captures the narrative of Columbus’ east side

Zane Osler has taken photos around the world in astounding places like Fiji and Barcelona, but it wasn’t until he moved to the east side of Columbu…