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‘People of Agency’ traces the history of USPS and finds lessons for today

Aileen Day and cohost Maia Warner-Langenbahn launched the podcast out of a belief that it’s easier to advocate for our institutions once you know their history.

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No Place Gallery turns 10

‘Between Fields and What Isn’t: A Decade Inside No Place’ will take over a pair of galleries beginning on Thursday, Feb. 12, with an opening reception running from 4-7 p.m. at Beeler Gallery and then continuing at No Place from 7-9 p.m.

Vérité strikes up a connection with the debut of June’s Room

The new bi-monthly music event makes its debut on Friday with a pair of sold-out Ginger Rabbit shows from New York-born musician Kelsey Byrne, aka Vérité.

David Butler finds big screen escape in ‘F’Reel’

The Columbus artist curated the new group exhibition, on display at All People Arts through April, in part to create a place of joy and healing coming out of an emotionally heavy time.

Unemployee rages against the daily grind on ‘Cassette Tape’

Longtime Columbus musicians Bo Davis, B.J. Holesapple, and Mat Bisaro make a marvelous racket on their debut release, which will be available for preorder beginning on Saturday, Feb. 14.

Aaron Troyer brings a colorful cast of characters to life in ‘False Meridian’

The artist’s new duo exhibition with Jolene Powell kicks off with an opening reception at Brandt Gallery tonight (Friday, Feb. 6).

Billy Peake holds to hope while navigating these ‘Manic Waves’

The Columbus musician will celebrate the release of his new solo LP in concert at Natalie’s Grandview on Saturday, Feb. 7.

Thane Leshner finds his ‘Happy Mode’ in Compact Utility’s bleak debut

The Columbus musician’s new EP, ‘Life’s Not a Gift,’ embraces discomfort.

Louise Robertson emerges from grief with ‘Body. Voice. Mind. Mouth.’

The poet will celebrate the release of her new collection at Two Dollar Radio Headquarters on Friday, Feb. 6, reading alongside Sayuri Matsuura Ayers, Jessie Scrimager Galloway, and Mikelle Hickman-Romine.

Healing & Peace delivers ‘A Treatise’

‘“The album is written from the perspective of someone who has spent 15 years in and around an art scene.’