The Kentucky band joins a stacked lineup at Rambling House on Thursday, Oct. 15, performing alongside the Dolphins, Son of Dribble, and Calico Boy.

‘Spirit & Dust,’ co-curated by Diane Callahan and Michelle Burdine, explores grief, loss, and the weight of mortality from a wealth of perspectives.

“I was getting a little frustrated with feeling responsible for promoting the album, because putting yourself out there, it’s not the most comfortable thing for a lot of people, and it definitely wasn’t for me.”

The new resale shop, created in partnership between artist and musician Courtney L. Hall and Used Kids owner Greg Hall (no relation), will celebrate its grand opening on Sunday, Oct. 11.

Now in its ninth year, the volunteer-run festival takes place at Mayme Moore Park on Saturday, Oct. 10.

‘I think a big part from opening was to give authorship of the space to people with good ideas, to open the doors to people to try different things.’

The comedian and burlesque dancer will perform on the opening night of the two-day variety show being staged at Spacebar this weekend by artist and comedian ‘Wonder Doug’ Cuckler.

The Columbus rock band will celebrate the release of new album ‘Geronimo Hardstyle’ in concert at Dick’s Den on Friday, Oct. 9.

Marcy Mays and Sue Harshe recently joined pioneering Urban Scrawl artist Dan Gerdeman for a conversation ahead of the band’s performance at the Franklinton art event that has been a longtime source of confusion for some of their fans.

The Into It. Over It. frontman will perform solo at Secret Studio on Saturday, Oct. 3, supported by openers JG Shadid and Lydia Loveless.

LynMonty has spent the month listening to songs on repeat and charting out her bass parts in preparation for this weekend’s concert at Up Front Performance Space.

A series of unlikely events collided to give new life to the 1989 film, which will screen at the Wexner Center for the Arts on Friday, Oct. 2.

The poet will celebrate the release of her new collection with a reading at Gramercy Books on Thursday, Sept. 24.

The Cleveland cartoonist will celebrate the release of his sprawling, deeply engaging new book with an appearance at the Wexner Center for the Arts on Wednesday, Sept. 23.

Faced with a rent increase of more than 30 percent, the Hess family opted to move on from the artist’s creative home of the last eight years. And while the next steps remain uncertain, they stressed that Henry would maintain a presence in Franklinton. ‘We’re not going anywhere,’ Sophia Hess said.

The poet and newly minted executive director of the literary nonprofit will take part in a community reception welcoming her to the role on Thursday, Sept. 17.

More than two decades in the works, the new documentary from artist David Denniston lovingly traces the life and experiences of Ricky ‘Ice Cream’ Jackson, who will be on hand when the film premieres at the Lincoln Theatre on Thursday, Sept. 17.

With his latest collection, on view at Sarah Gormley Gallery beginning today (Friday, Sept. 11), the Columbus artist hopes to entice viewers to linger a little longer in his world.

The new documentary from California journalist and filmmaker Caron Creighton screens at the Drexel Theatre this weekend as part of Cinema Columbus.

The artist’s new exhibition opens at Brandt Gallery on Friday, Sept. 11.