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Where to Go in Ohio for Free Comic Book Day
Free Comic Book Day returns the first weekend in May. It doesn’t matter if you’re a longtime fan or a newbie collector, these two Ohio shops will help you celebrate.
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See ‘Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass’ in Cincinnati
Featuring works by 33 contemporary artists, this insightful exhibition is on display at the Cincinnati Art Museum through April 7.
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One Giant Leap: The Lasting Legacy of Apollo 11
Ohioan Neil Armstrong took his first steps on the moon July 20, 1969, changing how we look at space and capturing the imagination of people around the globe.
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The Night the World Watched Ohioan Neil Armstrong
On the anniversary of Neil Armstrong’s famous first steps, one writer recalls the lead-up to that summer night that captured the imagination of people around the globe.
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‘Wild Things Are Happening: The Art of Maurice Sendak’ in Columbus
The Columbus Museum of Art and The Maurice Sendak Foundation partner for a retrospective of works by the author and artist who gave us Where the Wild Things Are.
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Ohio Amish Country Antique Malls
Vintage finds and nostalgia abound at these spots that offer a trip back through the years.
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Lucky Cat Museum, Cincinnati
Micha Robertson’s museum houses more than 2,000 varieties of the iconic maneki-neko or “beckoning cat.”
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3 Great Cincinnati Food Startups
Mortar founder Derrick Braziel shares a few spots the program has helped launch.
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The Troll Hole Museum, Alliance
Sherry Groom’s spot celebrates all things troll with more than 20,000 dolls and other pieces of related memorabilia.
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Alan Freed’s Grave, Cleveland
A jukebox-shaped headstone at Lake View Cemetery marks the grave of the man who popularized rock ’n’ roll.
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See ‘The Nearest Faraway Place’ at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio
This exhibition, which opens Jan. 25, explores how a variety of Ohio artists were influenced by their travels and the mentors they learned from during them.
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See ‘Strategic Interplay: African Art and Imagery in Black and White’ in Toledo
This masterful exhibit at the Toledo Museum of Art uses the game of chess as a frame for exploring art of the African continent.
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How Great Council State Park Honors Ohio’s Shawnee Heritage
This southwest Ohio park in Xenia, built on the site of the Native American village of Old Chillicothe, presents exhibits, artifacts and interactive displays inside an immersive visitor center.
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See ‘Unofficial Galaxies’ in Columbus
Explore one of the largest displays of “Star Wars” fan memorabilia in the world at COSI during “Unofficial Galaxies,” on display May 10 through Sept. 1.
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Swensons Drive-In and Cordelia Team Up to Create Limited-Edition Menu Items
The iconic Akron-based drive-in joins forces with Cleveland chef Vinnie Cimino, unveiling a menu mashup that fuses fine dining and nostalgia.
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Sugar n’ Spice, Cincinnati
This institution has been in the city since 1941 but was remade for the modern age, with a fun Over-the-Rhine neighborhood location housed inside a gleaming chrome diner car.
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The Butler Institute of American Art Adds Mateo Blanco Paintings to Collection
The acclaimed artist donates his signature pieces “Presidential Flag” and “Yellow Flag” to The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, expanding the museum’s reflections on American identity.
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Columbus’ Flour Modern Pasta Bar Puts a Global Twist on Italian Cuisine
Chef Yash Kishinchand’s newest restaurant merges handmade pastas with inventive ingredients and international flair.
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See ‘What, Me Worry? The Art and Humor of Mad Magazine’ in Cincinnati
This exhibit at the Cincinnati Art Museum pays homage to the revered publication that helped shape American satire.
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See ‘Heartland: The Stories of Ohio Through 250 Objects’ in Lancaster
The Decorative Arts Center of Ohio hosts an artifact-focused exhibition that tells the story of our state through a collection of family keepsakes and iconic inventions.
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