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EDINBURGH — Fans of Dan Fogelberg don’t have to wait any “Longer” to hear some of his greatest hits. Bob Ritter and Mary Bomar, otherwise known as Bomar & Ritter, and some of their friends are bringing their harmonies to Edinburgh’s Pixy Theatre this Saturday in a tribute to the prolific artist.

The optimistic energy of the late artist Alexander Girard can be found everywhere, from his work in textiles to urban design. His use of color and geometric shapes live on far beyond Columbus.

Family fun on the farm awaits as FarmJam, presented by Reeves, returns for its second year at the Historic Henry Breeding Farm.

In the film industry, the “magic hour” is described as the hour right after sunset, a time when the lighting appears to have a soft and warm glow. That term served as the inspiration behind the title of beloved Brown County jazz artist Steve Allee’s album “The Magic Hour.”

BROWN COUNTY — Two Brown County Art Guild artists will present their decades of experience as part of the “Artist Is In - Guild Artist Demonstration” series. Jeff Hagen, a master of watercolor, and Rick Wilson, an award winning oil painter, will demonstrate their techniques during free sessions Saturday and Sunday.

Swifties, get ready for a new twist on Taylor. While Sarah Jessica may look and sing just like the world famous pop star, her shows are all hers, and she will be bringing her high energy to a North Vernon performance Aug. 9.

A truly unique jazz performance will be returning to Helen Haddad Hall this summer. Known as Indiana’s premier hot club style swing band, Bleu Django will be presenting an encore Jazz at Helen’s performance on Aug. 22.

A celebration of community and creativity will come to life this August, and everyone is invited to join in on the fun and conversation. To commemorate the opening of Exhibit Columbus’s fifth exhibition “Yes And,” five free events will be held downtown across Aug. 15 and 16.

Kentucky-based group Bourbon & Brass Company is set to perform a free concert Tuesday at The Commons as part of National Parks and Recreation Month. While this may be the group’s first time performing in Columbus, to its bass trombonist Carter Woosley, it’s somewhat of a homecoming.

The Columbus Indiana Philharmonic has announced its 2025-2026 season with the theme of “Horizon — A Musical Journey.”