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Pulp Stiction opens Friday at Hopkins Hall Gallery with a scrap-paper co-destruction room and a curator who rewrote her proposal after the 2024 election.
Bryn Du Mansion mixes Halloween lantern tours with sculptures by an artist whose work has hung beside Guillermo del Toro's collection.
A fire-safety issue at the 56-year-old Columbus landmark has triggered a four-year closure tied to a $58 million overhaul.
Artists with disabilities helped paint the massive Whitehall artwork, which muralist Sarah Eberly calls one of her most inspiring projects yet.
Jeanette Paras used 21 wigs to give her 678-pound pumpkin Dolly Parton's signature golden hair.
Prayas Columbus brings Somlata and The Aces to Mifflin High School for its 15th anniversary Durga Puja, Oct. 23-25.
The orchestra debuts a new Gregory Spears work at the Ohio Theatre before taking it to New York.
A new Pickerington exhibit traces how Rich Teerlink's leadership style saved Harley-Davidson from near collapse in the 1980s.
A $500,000 state-funded renovation pushed the season opener to February, but a $85 pass covers a bonus Mount Vernon lineup too.
Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy's family quartet hits the historic Southern Theatre in April 2027, with tickets starting at $39.
The Columbus debut features a wailing chorus.
Karolyn Grimes, who played Zuzu in “It's a Wonderful Life,” joins a red-carpet night at Lennox Town Center 24 before the film hits theaters.
Akron-raised Yacobucci brings his Project: Sell Out Ohio tour to the University District Saturday, betting a $12.33 ticket can build local fanbases.
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