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Crystal Clear
Columbus glassblower Robert Eickholt creates sparkling works of color and light.
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The Wagnalls Memorial Library, Lithopolis
In 1923, concert pianist Mabel Wagnalls funded the construction of this library in honor of her parents.
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102 Days + Nights: August 2017
Visit Cedar Point to see the amusement park’s new upgrades, dig into Akron’s National Hamburger Festival and more.
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Wyandot Popcorn Museum, Marion
This spot celebrates the city of Marion’s role in snack history.
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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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Tom Runnells Turns His Passion for Baseball Into Art
The former Major League Baseball player, manager and coach turns old baseballs into works of art.
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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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Spend a Rainy Summer Day at These 4 Ohio Museum Exhibitions
When the clouds roll in and the drops start to fall, make plans to visit one of these kid-friendly museum exhibitions that are all here for a limited summer run.
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See ‘Radiance and Reverie: Jewels from the Collection of Neil Lane’ in Toledo
This exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art traces a century of jewelry creation by legendary designers. It is on view from Oct. 18 through Jan. 18, 2026.
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8 Ways to Shop Made-in-Columbus Goods
Check out these treats, spirits, beauty products and original designs that hail from our capital city.
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The Art of Robert McCloskey
The Cincinnati Art Museum hosts a summer exhibition of works from Hamilton native’s lovingly illustrated picture books.
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‘Alice Schille Watercolor Miniatures’ in Canton
The Canton Museum of Art presents a collection of small-scale works the Columbus artist created during her travels around the world.
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How Hollywood’s Warner Brothers Got Their Start in Ohio
Before they launched Warner Bros. Studios, Sam, Albert, Harry and Jack were just the Warner brothers, showing movies across the Mahoning Valley.
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Ohio and the Election of 1920
The race introduced the world to Franklin D. Roosevelt, marked the first time women had the right to vote and pitted two Ohioans against one another for the White House
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Main Street Shopping: Medina
Explore Medina Farmers Exchange, browse beautiful creations at Polish Pottery and get in the Christmas spirit at Castle Noel all year round.
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Storied Lodgings
Across the state there are inns and hotels with colorful histories, including these.
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Summer Idyll
Cincinnati Art Museum pays homage to the season with paintings by Edward Henry Potthast.
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Jamey Haddad on the Power of Drumming
The Oberlin Conservatory of Music professor discusses playing with Paul Simon, teaching and improvisation.
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Samantha Gibb Talks the Bee Gees and a Family Legacy
The singer-songwriter and Ohioan shares the story behind the Bee Gees tribute album honoring her father and uncles.
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