In making itself vital to the Columbus arts scene, the organization is both a historic steward and modern cultural engine.

Bringing today’s touring productions to 100-year-old stages takes a particular kind of expertise. Meet two of the stagehands ...

More than 20 theatres competed for audiences, offering movies, vaudeville, music and comedy. The Southern had opened in 1896.

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 ...

After nearly a decade of investment, she donated the theatre to CAPA in 1989. The Ohio: A Grand Theatre for All The Ohio may ...

As three of Columbus' oldest theatres turn 100, look back at the history of CAPA's involvement with them throughout the ...

CAPA theatres like the Lincoln, Palace and Ohio have collaborated with artists, makers and dreamers all over the city for 100 years.

A vast subterranean network of pipes connects Columbus homes to potable water flowing from shower heads, sink faucets and garden hoses. In older neighborhoods, some lead and galva ...

Founder Dena Scott says she was called to quit her job and create an animal sanctuary and nature retreat at Buckeye Ridge.

With a new water plant being built and massive water and sewer line projects, Kristen Atha is steering Columbus Water & Power to a resilient future.

From assisted and independent living, memory care and specialized nursing, here’s a guide to Columbus’ senior living ...