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Q&A: Douglas Brinkley on ‘American Moonshot’
The author and historian talks with us about President John F. Kennedy’s determination to put an American on the moon.
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My Ohio: The Pretender
A rock ’n’ roll reverie takes the author back to his days at Kent State and memories of a now-famous fellow undergrad.
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Celebrating Harlem in Columbus
Author Wil Haygood curates a Columbus Museum of Art exhibition offering insight into how the Harlem Renaissance reshaped American culture.
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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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Game Changer
“The Art of Video Games” comes to Toledo, taking visitors from “Pac-Man” era to today’s immersive and enthralling digital worlds.
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‘Star Wars’ at Cincinnati Museum Center
“Star Wars and the Power of Costume” features an iconic collection of screen-worn wardrobe from George Lucas’ space saga.
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Arts | Ohio Magazine
Guide to arts events throughout Ohio, including museums, theater, dance and music, and search for events near where you live.
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Ohio History | Ohio People | Ohio Magazine
Stories about Ohio history, living in Ohio, and famous and interesting people from our past and present.
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Crystal Clear
Columbus glassblower Robert Eickholt creates sparkling works of color and light.
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My Ohio: Competitive Nature
The Little Miami Triathlon’s sense of adventure draws a nonathlete from the sidelines.
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Ohio Magazine
Every month, we celebrate the beauty, the adventure and the fun of life and travel in the Buckeye State.
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HighBall Halloween Celebrates 10 Years
Fashion is always on display in Columbus, but HighBall is one of its biggest weekends.
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The Model Soldier
Col. Charles Young, raised in the Ohio River town of Ripley, was a military leader, diplomat and scholar.
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Keeper of the Flame
Dayton educator Herbert Woodward Martin honors the poetry of Paul Laurence Dunbar.
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The Crash of the USS Shenandoah
In September 1925, the U.S. Navy’s heralded flying machine crashed in Noble County, killing 14 crew members and becoming forever tied to this corner of Ohio.
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