Matt Mitchell opens up, finds community with ‘Vampire Burrito’
The Columbus poet addresses toxic masculinity, intersex life and the boundless potential of love in their generous new collection, out on Grieveland in June.
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Alley Islands muralist Dane Khy is ready to tell more of his story
The artist’s collaborative mural will be on view during the festivities taking part in the alleys around downtown art gallery Blockfort on Saturday, May 6.
Talisha Holmes is back and ready to make a connection
After seven years in Nashville, the singer moved home to Columbus in November and is set to headline Soul Sunday at Natalie’s Grandview this weekend.
Rashad lets people know who the hell he is with Jack Harlow collab
The Columbus musician produced a pair of soulful, sample-based tracks for the Louisville rapper’s lean new album, ‘Jackman.’
Grace Ellis confronts censorship in ‘Explicit Content for Teens’
The author teamed with Gahanna Lincoln High School theater teacher Cindi Macioce for the timely production, which will debut at the school on Tuesday, May 2.
Angelo Thomas takes a surreal turn in ‘Three Quarters Dead’
The filmmaker explores the concept of purgatory in his new short, which screens today (Friday, April 28) at the Gateway Film Center as part of Cinema Columbus.
Kode Switch carves out needed space for laughs, growth
The new youth-led Black improv group will make its debut during a sold-out show at Up Front Performance Space on Thursday, April 27.
Unchipped survives isolation, revels in making music with friends
The band will celebrate the release of ‘Systematic Deletion’ at Dirty Dungarees on Thursday, April 27, performing alongside Lo-Pan, the Whiteouts, Prolific Secreter and Suffering, Praying Hands.
The math adds up for Jay Cartesian and A.U. on ‘The Calculation’
The Columbus rapper said working on his new album with producer Tha Audio Unit forced him from his comfort zone and pushed his music to new heights.
Superviolet’s Steve Ciolek lets love bloom on ‘Infinite Spring’
The Columbus musician’s excellent new album, produced by Zac Little of Saintseneca, is out Friday, April 21.
Alley Islands muralist Dane Khy is ready to tell more of his story
The artist’s collaborative mural will be on view during the festivities taking part in the alleys around downtown art gallery Blockfort on Saturday, May 6.
Talisha Holmes is back and ready to make a connection
After seven years in Nashville, the singer moved home to Columbus in November and is set to headline Soul Sunday at Natalie’s Grandview this weekend.
Rashad lets people know who the hell he is with Jack Harlow collab
The Columbus musician produced a pair of soulful, sample-based tracks for the Louisville rapper’s lean new album, ‘Jackman.’
Grace Ellis confronts censorship in ‘Explicit Content for Teens’
The author teamed with Gahanna Lincoln High School theater teacher Cindi Macioce for the timely production, which will debut at the school on Tuesday, May 2.
Angelo Thomas takes a surreal turn in ‘Three Quarters Dead’
The filmmaker explores the concept of purgatory in his new short, which screens today (Friday, April 28) at the Gateway Film Center as part of Cinema Columbus.
Kode Switch carves out needed space for laughs, growth
The new youth-led Black improv group will make its debut during a sold-out show at Up Front Performance Space on Thursday, April 27.
Unchipped survives isolation, revels in making music with friends
The band will celebrate the release of ‘Systematic Deletion’ at Dirty Dungarees on Thursday, April 27, performing alongside Lo-Pan, the Whiteouts, Prolific Secreter and Suffering, Praying Hands.
The math adds up for Jay Cartesian and A.U. on ‘The Calculation’
The Columbus rapper said working on his new album with producer Tha Audio Unit forced him from his comfort zone and pushed his music to new heights.
Superviolet’s Steve Ciolek lets love bloom on ‘Infinite Spring’
The Columbus musician’s excellent new album, produced by Zac Little of Saintseneca, is out Friday, April 21.