Columbus Monthly • May 16, 2023

Two Dollar Radio Creates a Columbus Literary Clubhouse

The independent publisher’s bookstore on the South Side is also a haven for events and approachable vegan fare.

Columbus Monthly • May 16, 2023

Koko Makes Sustainability More Accessible

Owner Adria Hall tries to remove the intimidation factor from living an eco-friendly lifestyle with her lineup of soaps, body products, cleaning supplies and more.

Columbus Monthly • May 16, 2023

A Perfect Day of Treasure-Hunting in Clintonville

The neighborhood offers a trove of vintage and antique stores.

Columbus Monthly • May 16, 2023

Sole Classics Offers More Than Just Cool Shoes

Owner Dionte’ Johnson, a former Ohio State football player, also uses his business to give back to the community.

Columbus Monthly • May 16, 2023

Go on a Choose-Your-Decade Adventure at Flower Child Vintage

Discover an assortment of retro goodies, from clothing to furniture, at this two-floor emporium in Italian Village.

Columbus Monthly • May 11, 2023

Columbus Artist Dre McLeod Discusses the Inspiration for Her Eye-Catching Textile Collages

The West Virginia native uses repurposed materials to put a modern spin on traditional quilting while educating her audience about textile waste.

Columbus Monthly • April 28, 2023

Jeannette Burchfield’s Fat Babes of Columbus Celebrates Inclusivity and Fashion for All

The co-founder of the nonprofit body-positive collective encourages everyone to live colorfully, no matter their size.

Columbus Monthly • April 17, 2023

Appalachian Travel: Springtime Brings Wild Ramp Season in Southeast Ohio

The region is ground zero for the native delicacy, also known as wild leeks and wild garlic.

Matter News • April 6, 2023

Tripp Fontane pays homage to the hood in new poetry collection

Through his poetry and a monthly art showcase, Fontane centers Black stories.

The Columbus Dispatch • March 12, 2023

Columbus artist highlights hidden figures of 'Black Punk' with new comic

Raeghan Buchanan's "The Secret History of Black Punk: Record Zero" is a love letter to the genre.

Columbus Monthly • February 28, 2023

For Joshua Schottenstein, Pottery is a Healing Art

The artist, who has a ceramics studio and shop in the Open Air building, dabbled in the family business before discovering that pottery can help people struggling with mental health challenges.

Matter News • February 22, 2023

Healing Broken Circles counters the ravages of mass incarceration

On Thursday at the Beeler Gallery, the nonprofit, which once operated inside Marion Correctional, will host an evening of arts-related programming created by those impacted by mass incarceration.

Columbus Monthly • February 7, 2023

A Chillicothe True Crime Case Inspires Tiffany McDaniel’s “On the Savage Side”

The Pickaway County author explores trauma and sisterhood in her latest novel.