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Seth Breedlove's Search for the Unexplained
The Small Town Monsters founder and filmmaker discusses his love for exploring American myths and lore.
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Bill Guentzler Shares How He Makes His Film-Festival Picks
We talked with the Cleveland International Film Festival’s artistic director about the decision-making behind what goes on-screen each year.
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True Crime Author James Renner on Exploring Unsolved Mysteries
Renner is drawn to strange and mysterious crimes, and his newest book delves into one very unusual disappearance.
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‘Paintings, Politics and the Monuments Men’ in Cincinnati
This Cincinnati Art Museum exhibition examines the fate of works recovered after World War II.
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Explore the Evolution of Photography in Cincinnati
“Moment in Time: A Legacy of Photographs/Works from the Bank of America Collection” at the Taft Museum of Art shows how photography changed from the 1840s to the 1960s.
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This Ohio Barn Theater Preserves a Long-Running Tradition
One of a handful of historic Ohio venues of its kind, Rabbit Run Theater in Madison has been hosting summer stage shows since 1946.
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Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum, Sugarcreek
This Tuscarawas County destination provides guided tours that offer a walk through the glory days of railroads.
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How to Use Six Unusual Winter Squash Varieties
Bill Holdsworth, plant breeder at Rupp Seeds in Wauseon, shares how to use six of the more unusual winter squash varieties.
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See the Carillon Tree of Light in Dayton
The return of the Carillon Tree of Light serves as the kickoff to a monthlong celebration at Dayton’s Carillon Historical Park.
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Kelly Carlin on Her Famous Father
The author of “A Carlin Home Companion: Growing up with George” discusses her dad.
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National Veterans Memorial and Museum, Columbus
Our capital city’s new attraction offers poignant glimpses of life on and off the battlefield.
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America’s Largest Outdoor Chandelier
Cleveland’s dazzling Theater District landmark features more than 4,200 acrylic crystals.
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The Revival
Over-the-Rhine is one of the most intact 19th-century urban historic districts in the nation. Here’s how Cincinnati saved it.
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Rubber City Revival
From boutiques to studio galleries to restaurants — artists, artisans and chefs are reinventing downtown Akron.
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Connie Schultz on ‘The Daughters of Erietown’
The author and Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist’s debut novel delves into the dreams and realities of working-class families.
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3 Ohio Castles You Can Visit
These beautiful structures across Ohio offer a window into history and the chance to walk among the elegance and grandeur of an earlier age.
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Kingwood Center Gardens Gets Makeover
The estate of Charles Kelley King will now be open to visitors year-round with the addition of a new visitors’ center complete with a gallery, greenhouse and Buehler’s Fresh Foods cafe.
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Ohio Wine Month: 12 Wineries for Tastings, Events & More
Whether you’re looking for dinners, classes, tours or special events, these offerings across the state are just a sip of what Ohio’s wineries have to offer.
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Hyggelight Candles, Toledo
Chris and Cyndi Hileman craft candles that live on in a new way long after the flame is gone.
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Boating, Bigfoot and Ohio’s Largest State Park
Salt Fork State Park covers more ground than any other of Ohio’s 76 state parks, and it contains plenty of history, mystery and adventure.
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