WGI Sport of the Arts returns to Dayton for two weekends in April, filling UD Arena, the Nutter Center and other area venues with color guard, percussion and winds competitions.

CAPA has revealed its 2026–27 Broadway in Columbus season, spotlighting Wicked, Beetlejuice and other touring musicals. Season and ticket details are now posted online.

Two surviving Poindexter Village buildings will be converted into the Poindexter Village African American Museum. The $25.9M project has a May 6 groundbreaking and aims to open in early 2028.

Corey Favor will lead the King Arts Complex after recent leadership turnover. The board called the hire a "bold new chapter" for the Near East Side arts nonprofit.

CAPA has signed a lease with the City of Columbus to operate the Idea Foundry in Franklinton, promising new programming while preserving maker operations.

Ohio handed out more than $3 million in film tax credits to seven productions — including "Exodus," a project state filings suggest may be tied to the Superman sequel.

Grove City's City Hall Council Chamber hosts an exhibition of James Mateer's art, featuring colored pencil works and block prints, with pieces available for purchase.

The Abbey Theater of Dublin announces its 2026 lineup on social media, following the closing of its 2025 season, inviting the public to preview the next year's diverse performances.

The 'Feathered Friends & Fine Art' exhibit at Maumee Bay State Park Lodge showcases over 30 bird-related art pieces, running from October 24, 2025, to January 16, 2026.

Daniel J. King, an artist and Air Force veteran, will be the juror for the 2025 Ohio Veterans Art Exhibition, where service members can submit artwork until September 1, 2025.

Archaeologists uncover how ancient herders in South Arabia adapted monument-building practices over 7,000 years due to environmental changes, as detailed in a study led by Joy McCorriston of The Ohio State University.

The James Cancer Hospital at Ohio State University hosts the "Medicine and the Arts" exhibit, which features creative work from the university's health sciences community.

Ohio's Department of Development grants over $33 million in tax credits to boost the state's film and theater industry through OMPTC and OFATCI programs.