It’s a big year for African American artists in Columbus as the city celebrates with a yearlong collaboration around the 100 th anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance, an artistic explosion of African American artists that began in New York and spread…
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Finding gluten free options at restaurants can sometimes be frustrating or just plain bland. Luckily in Columbus we have many delicious choices at restaurants and bakeries. Here are several of my tried and true favorites: Cameron Mitchell Restaurants…
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All eyes are on Columbus as the city welcomes student-athletes, fans, coaches, media and guests to the NCAA Division I Women’s Final Four. The semifinal games and national championship game will take place in Nationwide Arena on March 30 and April 1…
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Dine Originals Week is one of Columbus’ favorite ways to try new restaurants or re-visit old favorites. During the seven days of Dine Originals Week, the 28 member restaurants – all independent and locally owned – offer special prix fixe menus at…
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In the Beginning Since its founding in 1812, Columbus has always been a haven for immigrants. One of the earliest groups to come to the city in large numbers were Germans, and they settled in the area south of Downtown, which soon became know as "die…
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Many people may not realize Columbus is a major fashion hub. In fact, there are more fashion designers in Columbus than any other U.S. metro area outside New York and Los Angeles. Columbus is home to two renowned fashion programs at Columbus College…
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