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‘Steranko and the American Hero’ in Youngstown
Artist Jim Steranko has depicted many American heroes during his career, from Nick Fury to Batman. An exhibition of his works opens this month at The Butler Institute of American Art.
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Ohio and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Here’s how Akron’s Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. helped bring to life one of our favorite Thanksgiving Day traditions.
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Early Television Museum, Hilliard
Vintage televisions and memorabilia such as this statue of RCA’s Nipper mascot are part of the fun in Hilliard.
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Marion’s Merchant Ball
The unpolished spot on the sphere atop the grave marker has moved quite a bit since 1896 and no one really knows why.
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How Artists Shaped Dayton
An ongoing Dayton History exhibition focuses on 14 people who merged industry and art.
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The Legacy of Ohio's Clearview Golf Club
William Powell’s club is the first and only golf course designed, built, owned and operated by an African American. His kids now bring their father’s message to a new generation.
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Shape and Form
The Decorative Arts Center of Ohio spotlights 100 pieces from artist Tim Frederich’s personal pottery collection.
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How an Ohioan Created an International Star Trek Fan Club
When “Star Trek” fan Russ Haslage set out to launch a fan club for his favorite science fiction franchise, he turned to the show’s creator. Decades later, the International Federation of Trekkers has chapters around the globe and a headquarters in Ohio.
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Visit Dayton for History, Music and Outdoor Fun
Learn about our state’s rich aviation heritage, enjoy live bands and great brews, and explore the nation’s largest paved network of multi-use trails.
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4 Western Pennsylvania Spots for Culture, Nature and History
Head across the Ohio border to explore these cultural attractions in Pittsburgh and the surrounding Pennsylvania countryside.
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Ohio’s National Park Service Sites
From the wilds of the Cuyahoga Valley to the field where the Wright brothers flew, here’s where you can experience America’s story.
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The Art of James Mellick’s Wounded Warrior Dogs Project
James Mellick’s sculptures are poignant works that reflect the courage and sacrifice of those who serve to protect our freedoms.
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The Beauty Behind the Easter Lily
The Easter lily is a symbol of renewal and rebirth, and our state is one of the flower’s leading producers.
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Time Capsule
The Ohio History Center revisits the era of Lustron homes and offers a glimpse into 1950s America.
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The Case of Ohio’s Best Documented UFO
What happened in the skies near Charles Mill Lake on Oct. 18, 1973, stands as one of the most credible UFO experiences in United States history. It is known as the Coyne Incident.
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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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Art for All
At the height of the Great Depression, artists banded together to offer hope through their work.
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Survivor Story
The Columbus Museum of Art features artist Esther Nisenthal Krinitz’s beautiful and haunting tapestries.
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Explore Ohio: 32 Virtual Experiences
Even if you can’t visit in person, you can still learn, explore and have fun thanks to these online offerings created by cultural institutions across the Buckeye State.
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