Load up the car and escape from Columbus with this all-encompassing travel guide to Montreal, Vermont and the Finger Lakes.
Swoon House Studio brings accessible interior design experience to Columbus residents looking to make their home personal and ...
Three esteemed CAPA-directed theatres are reaching their 100th birthdays. The theatrical organization looks back at over a century of not only the buildings' legacies, but the effort that went into ...
Bringing today’s touring productions to 100-year-old stages takes a particular kind of expertise. Meet two of the stagehands who know these historic theatres—and what it takes to make a show work ...
These are words used to describe the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts by those who know it best: board members, customers, community leaders and arts partners. Connect with the Columbus ...
Ninety minutes before the curtain rises, CAPA’s volunteer ushers are already at work. They contribute more than 54,000 volunteer hours each year, welcoming audiences to the organization’s theatres and ...
From jazz musicians, opera artists, drag queens and more, these are some of the artists who bring CAPA's historic theatres to ...
The Palace was built with performers in mind. Vaudeville mogul Edward Albee personally supervised construction, including acoustics designed for performers working without amplification. Backstage, ...
In the late 1920s, Downtown Columbus was rich with entertainment. More than 20 theatres competed for audiences, offering movies, vaudeville, music and comedy. The Southern had opened in 1896. Three ...
CAPA theatres like the Lincoln, Palace and Ohio have collaborated with artists, makers and dreamers all over the city for 100 years.
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