South Columbus's only National Historic Landmark opens for free next Sunday, with archaeological finds and a youth essay contest on display.

Dan Savage's sex-positive short film tour lands at Gateway Film Center on Dec. 5, its latest visit to the University District venue.

A Sundance-acclaimed documentary shot in 1972 and finished 50 years later screens at the Wexner Center, with tickets already on sale.

The knoll sculpture near the 13th hole doubles as a sundial, aligning with the sun during the week of the summer solstice.

The new Columbus festival lands inside a 1925 Samuel Plato-designed building that once hosted Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway.

The 1780s-era festival at George Rogers Clark Park adds a Native American village and honors America's 250th anniversary this Labor Day weekend.

Four winning designs — from a walkable passage to tree-like forms — will mark Victorian Village's biggest public art moment since the 2013 Elephant Fountain.

Alexis Nikole Nelson and a sold-out V.E. Schwab-John Scalzi pairing headline a season that finally leaves Main Library.

Southern Oracles blends jazz, hip-hop and poetry to memorialize Mae's Market and other vanished South Side staples.

The Grammy-winning musical lands at the Ohio Theatre in June 2027, with season subscription tickets already on sale.

Tickets to the Aug. 29 late-night party run $100 and support the museum's free community art programs.

The Celeste Center hosts a Hyderabad rock band and a new program letting locals attend free as a guest.

Twenty-two films from the decade that broke Hollywood's rules hit Gateway's screens starting this weekend, from a $7,225 debut to a Palme d'Or winner.