Events

There’s one time of year at the Brown County Art Guild to view works created and submitted by members of the local community, and that time is now.

There’s many different ways composers throughout history have written music about love, from the platonic to the romantic.

Steampunk, Snow White, an instrument petting zoo and an alphabet adventure.

A morning of fellowship and unity will kick off Black History Month Sunday at The Commons with the annual Community Church Service. Hosted by the African American Pastors Alliance and the African American Foundation, this is a service anyone in Columbus may attend as several churches come together to lead worship.

The next event in Landmark Columbus Foundation’s Progressive Preservation Talks Schools Edition series has been pushed back to a later date due to inclement weather, according to Landmark Columbus Foundation.

The Jazz at Helen’s concert featuring the Christopher Pitts Trio originally scheduled for Friday evening has been postponed to a later date due to forecasted extremely low temperatures, according to the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic.

This year’s kidscommons Carnivale fundraiser is sure to be out of this world.

That Arena Rock Show doesn’t need a time machine to take its audience back to the ‘70s and ’80s. They just do it through good ol’ fashioned theatrics and costume changes paying tribute to some of the greatest rock stars of the era.

One hundred years ago in 1926, Dr. Carter G. Woodson would create a weeks-long observance of Black history. That week would eventually evolve into Black History Month, becoming a nationally recognized month in 1976.

This winter, Landmark Columbus Foundation is going beyond Columbus.