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John Glenn Blasts Off
In February 1962, all eyes turned to Ohio as the state celebrated its native son becoming the first American to orbit the Earth.
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Lithopolis Honeyfest
Bee beards, observation hives and honey bake-offs make for a fun (and educational) event.
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Accidental Art by Andrea Kay, Cincinnati
This southwest Ohio artist crafts collages to honor her favorite wonder of nature.
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Noble Cut Distillery Owner Tony Guilfoy Talks Cellos
Since opening in 2015, Noble Cut Distillery in Gahanna has garnered industry and customer praise. We asked founder Tony Guilfoy how the company has built its successes.
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Ohioan Piper Kerman on Her Memoir ’Orange is the New Black’
This Columbus resident wrote the book that inspired Netflix’s hit series. We talked with her about writing, success and the criminal justice system.
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Joel Grey’s Theater Journey Began at the Cleveland Play House
In October 2015, the Ohio native returned to the stage where he started to perform “Joel Grey: Up Close and Personal,” an intimate look at the actor’s life and work.
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Dickinson Cattle Co., Barnesville
Darol Dickinson offers bus tours that provide his guests a closer look at his Barnesville ranch’s Texas longhorn cattle.
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Celeste Malvar-Stewart on Being Conscious About Clothes
The Columbus-based fashion designer shares why clothing can bring us joy and how to think sustainably about what we wear.
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3 Ohio Hotels and Inns with Paranormal History
Fall and the Halloween season is the perfect time to stay at these storied properties known for reports of unusual happenings.
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Artist Dan Chudzinski Takes Bigfoot to the Moon
The Mazza Museum curator discusses the allure of hyper-realistic art and sending an image of one of his works to the lunar surface.
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‘Keith Haring: Against All Odds’ at Akron Art Museum
Keith Haring’s distinctive art rose from the streets of New York City to become part of popular culture as it explored subjects ranging from AIDS to apartheid.
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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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The Adventures of Two Buckeye Trail Thru-Hikers
An Ohio couple recounts the 76 consecutive days they spent hiking the 1,444-mile Buckeye Trail in their book.
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‘American Myth & Memory: David Levinthal Photographs’ in Dayton
Artist David Levinthal’s intriguing photography merges American myth and memory. It is the focus of a fall exhibition at the Dayton Art Institute.
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West Virginia: 6 Food-and-Drink Spots
When traveling through West Virginia, make sure these popular stops along the Ohio border are part of your plans.
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Cool Creations: 3 Ohio Ice Festivals
Embrace winter at these ice festivals offering scenic walks, hot cocoa and beautiful works of frozen art.
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Butterfly House, Put-in-Bay
From May until mid-October, a multitude of butterflies float through this 4,000-square-foot attraction on South Bass Island.
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Rebecca’s Bistro, Walnut Creek
Rebecca Miller’s restaurant is one of the less traditional you’ll discover in Ohio’s Amish Country, but its farm-fresh approach is one you won’t want to miss.
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Allison’s Mini Golf, Geneva-on-the-Lake
This landmark along the Lake Erie shore has roots that stretch back to 1924 and bills itself as America's oldest continually operating miniature golf course.
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Embrace Winter at Cleveland’s Outdoor Music Festival
Brite Winter began in 2010 as a way to bring northeast Ohioans out for live music and interesting art and has become a February tradition in the city.
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