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Best Hometowns 2019
This year, we honor Fremont, Hamilton, Hartville, Gallipolis and Newark — five communities that make us proud to call Ohio home.
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Lincoln’s Funeral Train Stops in Cleveland
On April 28, 1865, mourners gathered on the city’s Public Square to pay their final respects to President Abraham Lincoln.
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Paper Cutz, Chagrin Falls
Co-founders Shari Escott and Cathy Strauss convert vintage paper products into inventive and fun new designs.
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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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History on Tap
Cincinnati’s Bockfest turns 25 this year, offering beer lovers a taste of the city’s storied brewing past.
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Ohio Craft Beer 2019
Ohio’s craft beer scene is bigger than ever. We delve into the new names, longtime favorites and incredible places to visit for your guide to what’s brewing across our state.
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Best Hometowns 2015–2016: Huron
Located along Lake Erie, this town offers waterfront living and landmark attractions.
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Cultural Exchange
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History examines how the 4,600-mile Silk Road spread new ideas across the ancient world.
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Ohio Fall Arts Preview 2022
Save the date for these museum exhibitions, performances and festivals happening across the state this season.
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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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Laura Watilo Blake on ‘Ohio: A Photographic Journey’
The photographer and Ohio Magazine contributor discusses her book highlighting the beauty of the Buckeye State.
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Towns Along Ohio's Buckeye Trail
The Buckeye Trail touches all four corners of Ohio and covers 1,444 miles. Here are four great trail towns along its route.
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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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How Artists Shaped Dayton
An ongoing Dayton History exhibition focuses on 14 people who merged industry and art.
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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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Floodwall Murals, Portsmouth
This southern Ohio city’s dozens of downtown murals depict scenes from local history reaching back centuries.
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Ohio’s National Park: How the Cuyahoga Valley Was Saved
In 1974, the federal government protected a serene stretch of nature now known as Cuyahoga Valley National Park. It was part of a movement to bring parks to people and set in motion work that continues today.
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5 Ways to Explore History in Chillicothe
This southeast Ohio community is steeped in history, from the earthen mounds that served as a place of ceremony for Indigenous people to the city's role as the state’s first capital.
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Author Joe Boyle Tells Toledo’s World War II Story
What started as a class project has grown into this Toledo history teacher’s multivolume look at the war through the lens of a major American city.
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Visit the Best Stargazing Spot in the Hocking Hills
John Glenn Astronomy Park director Brad Hoehne shares his inspiration for helping set aside a place where everyone can share in the splendor of the night sky.
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