• March 03, 2026
    Still Boxing By Monica Jones Some people slow down at 88. Jerry Farber books another show.
  • February 27, 2026
    When what is on screen ain’t what the real story is about By Andy Carpenter On a chilly
  • February 06, 2026
    Baddie, Spelled with a V By Monica Jones Some people leave Columbus and never look back. Most
  • August 16, 2025
    By Monica Jones The road stretched behind us, a two-day blur from Vegas, as our 1975 Ford van

Bikes Off Broadway:

Bikes Off Broadway:

A Legacy Rolls On in the Heart of Columbus By Monica Jones ** All Images by Dewayne Goss For years, the rumble of engines and the easy camaraderie of riders defined a Columbus institution: Bikes On Broadway. It was the soundtrack of early fall, a vibrant spectacle which transformed our iconic street into a mecca for motorcycle enthusiasts and curious onlookers alike. This year, the spirit of that beloved event rolls on, albeit with a…

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Two Sisters Gallery

Two Sisters Gallery

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…

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My Mother’s Mill Town Echoes

My Mother’s Mill Town Echoes

By Monica Jones The road stretched behind us, a two-day blur from Vegas, as our 1975 Ford van rumbled into Columbus (he was so proud of that van). My dad navigated the streets with a quiet determination, heading straight for the mill. I remember the immediate sense of its presence: a tall, formidable building, four or five stories high, looming near the river and the busy 14th Street Bridge. Even then, the air thrummed with…

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Provida Fest: Fields Day Edition

Provida Fest: Fields Day Edition

A Celebration of Music, Community, and Connection By Monica Jones Remember the feeling of a school field day? The sack races, the egg toss, the collective energy of a community coming together for a day of pure, unadulterated fun? Provida Records is bringing that feeling back, but with a vibrant, rhythmic twist. On Saturday, August 16, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Provida Fest—Fields Day Edition will transform Woodruff Park into a high-energy playground, blending…

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Your Invitation to Serenity

Your Invitation to Serenity

Rediscover The Spa at Callaway Gardens Get ready to discover a side of Callaway you might not even know exists – a tranquil retreat that’s been waiting right in our backyard all along. Nestled within The Lodge at Callaway Resort & Gardens lies an opulent spa, a hidden gem which beautifully captures the essence of the founders’ vision: the deep and rejuvenating connection between humanity and the natural world. For too long, this serene escape…

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Making ‘Noise’ with Sterling Alexander

Making ‘Noise’ with Sterling Alexander

A Life in Sound By Monica Jones When Sterling Alexander steps behind the turntables, he makes “Noises.” This isn’t just a clever name for his bi-weekly gig; it’s the signature brand of a dynamic DJ whose presence consistently thrums through the region. From his childhood in Columbus to commanding local stages, Sterling’s entire life and creative output resonate as a vibrant, ever-evolving project built around his unique sound. After some early years in Ellerslie, Sterling…

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

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

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…

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Lights, Camera, Community: CineForge Co-Op’s Annual Slate Hits Mid-Year Stride

Lights, Camera, Community: CineForge Co-Op’s Annual Slate Hits Mid-Year Stride

By Paul Rowe As the summer heat rises in Columbus, so does the momentum behind the region’s booming film scene. Just six months after unveiling its first-ever Annual Slate, the CineForge Co-Op, Columbus’s homegrown filmmakers’ collective, has proven that the local creative current flowing through the Chattahoochee Valley is no passing trend. And what a first half it’s been. It’s also worth highlighting the recent wave of visiting film productions hosted right here in Columbus…

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Remembering Dave Carson

Remembering Dave Carson

A Local Icon Who Paved the Way By Monica Jones It is with heavy hearts that we acknowledge the passing of Dave Carson, a man whose vision and dedication profoundly shaped the cultural fabric of our community. Dave, who passed away peacefully at his Columbus home on June 7, 2025, at the age of 63, was a visionary whose passion for local arts and entertainment resonated through everything he touched. Alongside his beloved wife, Vicki,…

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A Symphony of Senses

A Symphony of Senses

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…

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