Entertainment

The Grammy-nominated Indiana University Singing Hoosiers group will join Columbus North High School’s Vocal Pointe and North Stars show choirs on the Erne Auditorium stage at 7 p.m. March 4.

Thirteen directors and more than 30 actors will bring to life some of Shakespeare’s most “power”ful scenes at Mill Race Theatre Company’s upcoming production of “Shakespeare’s Power Play,” opening this Friday.

There’s some new faces in the Stillframes Art & Design Gallery, and art enthusiasts can now get acquainted with their work at the Art in Focus Gallery in its latest exhibition.

BROWN COUNTY — Three Bob & Tom Show favorites are coming to the Brown County Playhouse this month for an unforgettable night of clean comedy.

This Black History Month, Umoja Bartholomew County is bringing music’s biggest night to Columbus.

Switching it up from its popular Pancake Tuesday event, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will celebrate at their Mardi Gras fundraiser on Tuesday, featuring Cajun food, traditional Zydeco music. The event will support Schmitt Elementary School students and the school’s Personal Item Pantry.

Columbus’ very own Broadway star is coming home to kick off the spring Cabaret at the Commons series.

With a purchase of a ticket to the annual D’Vine Wine and Beer Festival, patrons get more than just unlimited samplings from local wineries, breweries and distilleries.

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.