February 2017 Issue

Travel

February is time to make a midwinter getaway. These inns and B&Bs offer accommodations you’ll love. 

This spot celebrates the accordion-based music the city made famous following World War II. 

Food + Drink

This former feed store downtown stood vacant for four decades before brewer Tom Schaeffer brought a reverence for European beer styles to the space.  

What began as a small pub in Pittsburgh has grown into a craft beer behemoth, with two northeast Ohio locations and a new production facility on the way. 

Modeled after the world-famous beer hall in Munich, Germany, this Theater District spot serves carefully crafted traditional styles.  

A former elevator factory in the Franklinton neighborhood now houses a fun sports bar with a lineup of tasty and traditional craft beers.

Craft beer meets the country at this converted barn house, where a dozen brews and a rotating list of appetizers draw guests to rural Mercer County. 

A pint is what gets us in the door, but these craft breweries also offer beautiful taprooms, fun diversions and great food.

A former church in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood pays tribute to our nation’s 27th president with great beer and tri-tip steaks.

Arts

An exhibition of 75 gems on loan from the Petit Palais in Paris opens this month at the Taft Museum of Art.

The Columbus Jazz Orchestra pays tribute to Ella Fitzgerald and four other legends of the swing era.

Cincinnati’s Miller Gallery features works by ‘National Geographic’ photographers and SeaLegacy founders Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen. 

The Cincinnati Ballet brings the timeless tale to life at the Aronoff Center for the Arts.

Experience the sights and sounds of HBO’s hit show in Columbus. 

Ohio Life

Before they launched Warner Bros. Studios, Sam, Albert, Harry and Jack were just the Warner brothers, showing movies across the Mahoning Valley.

Learn about the work going on at three leading Ohio heart centers.

The Cleveland native delves into what the Cavaliers’ 2016 NBA championship means for his hometown in a new book.