March/April 2023
Travel
The farm-centered, family-focused way of life in these rural parts of Ohio is reflected in the foods you’ll find there. Here’s where to pick up pies, doughnuts, chocolates and more.
From booking a stay along the shore of Lake Cumberland to exploring the Kentucky Derby’s long legacy, a trip to the Bluegrass State offers food, fun, history and more.
The Glass City is alive with creativity year-round, but spring and summer offer a perfect time to check out performing and visual art, from concert halls to public parks.
Spring in the Mountain State offers a multitude of ways to enjoy the outdoors, from hiking and rafting to fishing and bird-watching.
Spring brings a host of exhibitions and events to our capital city, from King Tut and Ohio authors to food festivals and live music.
Food + Drink
From downtown landmarks and small-town finds to old-school favorites and local legends, these restaurants deserve to be on your Buckeye State bucket list.
The Athens brewery puts roots down in a second location that offers beautifully crafted beers and a food menu by executive chef Becky Clark.
This boutique winery in the city’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood offers a hip and modern spot to grab a glass with friends.
Arts
Mixed-media artist Wendy Red Star addresses long-imposed narratives about Indigenous people. An exhibition of her work is on display April 21 through Sept. 3.
This longtime favorite moved to Playhouse Square in 2022, where it returns this year for an 11-day showcase of films from around the world.
Home + Garden
Terri and Randy Litchfield created a living landscape of native plants outside their Delaware home. Here’s how you can, too.
The revival of vinyl albums naturally leads to the question of how to store and display them.
Divider Records’ Brit and Jason Prather craft beautiful and high-quality solutions.
Ohio Life
The Westcott House went through modifications that marred the architect’s original vision and decades of dilapidation before a community effort brought it back to its original splendor.
The president of Richards Maple Products and the Ohio Maple Producers Association, discusses the family business and our state’s maple-sugaring tradition.
In March 1938, actress and singer Judy Garland appeared and performed in our capital city as part of a tour promoting her new film.
Learn about the difference organ donors make, and get advice for healthier ways to fuel your body.
This item was carved from a single piece of wood and is believed to have been created in Ohio during the early 20th century.
This Marietta museum tells the story of those who opened the Northwest Territory to settlement and features a walk through the home of Rufus Putnam, who arrived in 1788.