Art and Museums - The LocaL

Two Sisters Gallery

Posted on August 17, 2025September 2, 2025 by Editor - the Local

A Columbus Gem Finds Its New Character By Monica Jones Exploring the wonderful world of shopping Columbus has to offer, you might find yourself wandering through The Village on 13th in Midtown Columbus, and there you might just stumble upon Two Sisters Gallery and realize you’ve found something you didn’t even know you were looking for. More than just a refined art boutique offering exquisite local art and custom framing, there’s an unexpected charm and…

Butch Anthony: The Persistence of Form in Life‘s Remains

Posted on July 8, 2025July 8, 2025 by Editor - the Local

May 17th – August 15th By Monica Jones Step into the Bo Bartlett Center now through August 15, and you’ll find yourself transported to a place where the familiar meets the fantastic, and where the echoes of life persist in the most unexpected forms. Butch Anthony: The Persistence of Form in Life’s Remains is a captivating exhibition by the self-taught Alabama artist, offering a profound and often whimsical journey through seven large-scale works crafted predominantly…

A Symphony of Senses

Posted on June 26, 2025June 26, 2025 by Editor - the Local

Discovering the Art of Anastasia Waldecker By Monica Jones There’s a certain magic in stumbling upon artistry within your own community, isn’t there? It’s like uncovering a hidden gem, a voice which speaks to the familiar landscape with a fresh and captivating perspective. It was at our very own Columbus Jazz Society Annual Soirée, amidst the soulful melodies and vibrant energy, that I had the pleasure of meeting Anastasia Waldecker, an artist whose work resonated…

CineForge Co-op -Soap, Sweat, And Sentimentality: Why Westville Is The Time Machine We Can’t Afford To Lose

Posted on June 16, 2025June 16, 2025 by Editor - the Local

By Paul Rowe, a soap-slinging filmmaker who didn’t know he’d care this much. Five years ago, Historic Westville, a charming, living history museum in Columbus, closed its gates thanks to the pandemic. The world paused. Time stood still. And once the pandemic was over and time started again, I, somehow, found myself standing on its grounds twice for film productions, with a third shoot coming up (2025) that I can only describe as …historically sweaty….

Shawn Mullins Returns to The Loft for 33rd Anniversary Celebration

Posted on June 10, 2025June 18, 2025 by Editor - the Local

As the vibrant heart of Columbus’s arts and entertainment scene, The Loft prepares to mark a monumental milestone – its 33rd anniversary – and the air is already thick with anticipation. And what better way to celebrate more than three decades of live music and community than with a cherished homecoming? Grammy Award-nominated artist Shawn Mullins, a name synonymous with profound songwriting, is set to grace The Loft’s Green Room stage once more on Saturday,…

Playing Dress Up – June 4

Posted on June 1, 2025June 1, 2025 by Editor - the Local

A Closet of Dreams and a Pocketful of Rock-n-Roll Come Alive for One Night Show The Bo Bartlett Center is about to undergo a transformation, morphing from a serene art gallery into a vibrant, intimate closet of dreams. “Playing Dress Up,” a one-night-only musical spectacle on June 4, promises to be an experience unlike any other, a fusion of rock-n-roll energy, childhood nostalgia, and the raw talent of singer Lucy Werner. At the heart of…

The Springer Opera House Secures Historic Grant and Unveils a Season to Remember

Posted on May 8, 2025May 8, 2025 by Editor - the Local

For generations, the grand dame of 10th Street, our beloved Springer Opera House, has stood as a beacon of culture and entertainment. Its ornate façade, whispering tales of theatrical triumphs and community gatherings since 1871, holds a special place in the hearts of Columbus residents. Now, this treasured landmark is poised for an exciting new chapter, thanks to a significant boost from a prestigious national grant and the unveiling of a 2025-2026 season brimming with…

Festival Fever: Get Ready for the Crossroads Folk Art Festival

Posted on May 2, 2025May 7, 2025 by Editor - the Local

Spring is in the air, ushering in a vibrant season filled with sunshine, creativity, and the much-anticipated Crossroads Folk Art Festival. On May 10, Rose Hill Park will be transformed into a lively haven for art enthusiasts, families, and anyone seeking a slice of authentic Southern culture. With the park nestled at the corner of Hamilton Road and 33rd Street, the festival promises to be a delightful gathering showcasing a rich mosaic of local folk…

Home Is Where the Art Is: Celebrating the Artistic Journey of the Homeless Community

Posted on April 2, 2025April 2, 2025 by Editor - the Local

In a heartwarming initiative merging creativity with compassion, “Home Is Where the Art Is” is poised to inspire the community through two upcoming events: Arts in the Park on April 27, and an auction at the Bo Bartlett Center on May 15. Spearheaded by renowned artist Bo Bartlett, this program not only showcases the artistic talents of homeless individuals but also aims to raise vital funds to support them on their journey toward stability and…

Howard Finster: Man of Visions – At The Do Good Fund Thru May 17

Posted on March 10, 2025April 1, 2025 by Editor - the Local

Sometimes the inspiration for art is divine. For reverend-turned-artist Howard Finster, the calling to create was unmistakable. Alabama native Howard Finster experienced supernatural visions as a young child which continued into adulthood. Inspired by his faith, he became a minister passionate about sharing the message of God’s love. Although he had created art throughout his life, it wasn’t until the 70’s that Finster received a message from God to use his art to spread the…

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