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See 3 Museum Exhibits that Explore Black History
Check out this trio of interesting and educational exhibitions that offer insight into the African American experience and African art in America.
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Best Hometowns 2012: Greenville
Every year, Ohio Magazine honors five communities across the state for their livability, as measured by education, parks and recreation, arts and entertainment offerings, services and, most important, citizen involvement. The 2013 Best Hometowns meet and surpass these criteria. In the following pages, you'll get a glimpse of Findlay, Gallipolis, Greenville, Grove City and Peninsula — and some of their proud residents.
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5 Ohio Museums that Celebrate Aviation and Space Exploration
Learn about our state’s deep ties to aeronautics at these museums where exhibits stretch from the Wright brothers to the Space Race.
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Beautiful Made-in-Zanesville Pottery Returns Home
See "The Mark and Marie Latta Collection: Featuring Weller Pottery Co." at the Zanesville Museum of Art.
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The Wood-Turned Artistry of Wilber C. ‘Wib’ Mock
The Zanesville Museum of Art showcases the work of a local craftsman who hit his artistic stride during retirement.
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Mound Cemetery, Marietta
This historic cemetery offers visitors a unique look back through time and insight into the early days of the Northwest Territory’s first permanent settlement.
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Ohio Finds: Squirrel Hunters Discharge Papers
After more than 15,000 civilians assembled in Cincinnati to defend the city against Confederate forces, Ohio Gov. David Tod recognized them for their service.
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Alpine Hills Museum, Sugarcreek
This Sugarcreek attraction offers a window into the lives of the people who settled this region and the history of the area known as Ohio’s Little Switzerland.
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Kings Island Opens in Mason, Ohio
In spring of 1972, southwest Ohio’s famous amusement park welcomed visitors for the first time. Attractions included a new wooden roller coaster known as The Racer.
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‘Triceracopter’ and ‘Self-Portrait,’ Cincinnati
Patricia Renick’s artistic legacy resides in the University of Cincinnati’s Walter C. Langsam Library.
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Ohio Road Trips: 50 Places to Visit this Year
It’s time to point your car toward adventure, relaxation and fun. From a retro tour of Cincinnati to the natural wonders of northwest Ohio, let us be your guide this season.
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Secret Ohio: Johnson’s Island
This island off the Marblehead Peninsula held more than 10,000 Confederate officers and soldiers during its time as a prisoner-of-war depot. Some remain there to this day.
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Explore a Legendary Life at the Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument
The National Park Service site in Wilberforce, which shares the story of an inspiring and groundbreaking man, is now open after a two-year restoration.
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Phil Mattingly Talks Elections and Ohio
As Ohioans prepare to vote on key national and statewide races in 2018, we talked with the CNN correspondent and Toledo native.
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Follow Dayton’s Aviation Trail
This collection of historic sites and destinations celebrate Ohio’s ties to flight and the people who got us off the ground.
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Dayton Ballet Reinvents Dracula
Costume designer Ray Zupp shares how the Dayton Ballet is revamping Bram Stoker’s classic character in its new show.
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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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Live at Peninsula’s G.A.R. Hall
Concert series brings traditional roots music to historic venue.
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Visit the Oldest Home in Muskingum County
The Dr. Increase Mathews House in Zanesville, widely considered the oldest home in the county, today serves as a museum dedicated to the area’s history.
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Road Trips: Iconic Ohioans
Ohioans changed the world. Here is where you can revisit history and learn more about some of our most notable names.
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