How to Spend 48 Hours in Columbus
Columbus is full of energy and maintains a down-home vibe. The citizens are warm, welcoming, and wrapped in global perspectives that manifest in a welcoming spirit for arts, music, and extracurricular activities while celebrating PRIDE and LGBTQ
Columbus Treats All The Traveler’s Senses
It was September of last year when I was reintroduced to Columbus, Ohio, and it was all thanks to a drag queen. Columbus, Ohio Is Front And Center In West’s New Music Video & It’s Starting Some Conversations was the post I wrote after watching Nina
Gay Travel Guide to Columbus
The first thing I noticed at check-in was the city’s tourism magazine. The cover featured a same-sex couple with their adorable little girl. And, no, this wasn’t a LGBTQ-specific guide. This was the Experience Columbus Visitor Guide for all visitors.
“Art after Stonewall” Virtual Tour
More than 50 years after Stonewall, the Columbus Museum of Art in Ohio has created the first national museum show exploring the impact of the Stonewall Uprising on the visual arts. Art after Stonewall, 1969-1989 looks at two decades of artists
I EAT MY WEIGHT AT BREAKFAST
Just before the U.S.-Canada border closed, I manage a few days in Columbus, checking out the incredible Art After Stonewall exhibit at the Columbus Museum of Art. It’s also an opportunity to scour the town, touted as one of the fastest-growing cities
Pride Journey Outdoors: Columbus
What a lot of people don't realize about Columbus, Ohio is that it's an LGBTQ mecca of the Midwest. The city is located within a short drive of other major cities, which makes it the perfect location for a weekend getaway. I've been to Columbus many
15 queer art shows you can virtually tour now
This year was meant be a phenomenal year for LGBTQ-themed art exhibitions around the world — until March and the coronavirus pandemic came along, shuttering museums and putting the planet on lockdown. Most physical shows slated for this spring will
Take a Virtual Tour Through This “Art after Stonewall” Exhibition
The 1969 uprising in New York City changed the art world—and the world at large—forever. More than 50 years after the famed riots, the Columbus Museum of Art in Ohio has created the first national museum show exploring the impact of the Stonewall
Portland Only Better? C-Bus is Perfect for a Visit
What's the fourth fastest growing city in the country, the fastest growing city in the Midwest, and the biggest city in Ohio? A city that has not one but two gayborhoods? That would be Columbus - another millennial magnet and hangout for urban
