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Photo courtesy of Shadowbox Live
Shadowbox Live Holiday Hoopla is back
Holiday Hoopla is back and only has a few weeks left. Learn all about the 2018 Shadowbox Live performance and how it has been causing hoopla in Columbus for 26 years. more
Review: Fleetwood Mac at Nationwide Arena Nov. 7
Grammy award-winning band Fleetwood Mac took the stage at Nationwide Arena Nov. 7 for its first tour since parting ways with longtime lead guitarist and vocalist Lindsey Buckingham more
Photo courtesy of Stuart Levine
Exclusive: Derek Trucks of the Tedeschi Trucks Band
If it Feels Right: Derek Trucks grew up hearing the legends but never imagined he would be where he is today more
Photo by Amanda DePerro
PHOTOS: Minus the Bear in Columbus Oct. 18, 2018
Minus the Bear brought its Farewell Tour to the Newport Music Hall on Oct. 18 more
Photo by Chona Kasinger
Minus the Bear Bids Farewell to Columbus
The indie rock outfit sets out on the road one last time more
Photo by Randall L. Schieber Photography
Columbus Commons gears up for summer of fun
No Place We’d Rather Be: The Columbus Commons has come a long way, and is still working to do even better more
Actors’ Theatre of Columbus revives a monster classic
It’s Alive! Since the publication of Mary Shelley’s legendary novel Frankenstein in the early 1800s, there have been several stage imitations and more than 50 film adaptations. more
Postmodern Jukebox
Vintage covers of modern-day music highlight festival
(Really, Really) Old Time Rock ‘n’ Roll: Ever wonder what a contemporary pop song would sound like reimagined as an old-time jazz, swing, big band, orchestral or Motown production? more
Aerial artist Marcy Richardson. Photo courtesy of Mark Shelby Perry
Opera Columbus reinvents Orpheus’ journey
(Under)World Premiere: “It’s not an opera,” promises Peggy Kriha Dye, artistic director of Opera Columbus. more
Photo courtesy of Jennifer Zmuda and BalletMet
BalletMet closes out its fourth decade with favorites
May the 40th Be With You: For BalletMet’s first professional season in 1978-79, the company’s budget was tiny and the staff was even smaller, with in-house professional dancers few and far between. more
