Location: Ohio

From Minneapolis to Cincinnati, Green Bay to Kansas City, fringe festivals focus on variety, accessibility, and community to bring artists and audiences together.

By bringing art-lovers to nature and nature-lovers to art, HOMING: An Audio/Movement Journey is inspiring Ohioans to listen to the land.

For over 120 years, Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired has helped people experience art, better.

This Columbus-based performer, choreographer, and educator is committed to uplifting Black history through dance and scholarship.

A prolific community of regional authors and illustrators are inspiring the next generation of book artists in Ohio.

Cemeteries, farms, hotels—check out these artist havens for a creative supercharge.

At the Ohio Statehouse, the Ohio Women’s Monument is taking shape. It’s a first-of-its-kind tribute—the result of years of partnership, policy work, private funding, and artistry.

The Northside Neighborhood Photowalk is turning casual strolls into a creative Cincinnati tradition, where photographers gather to document “little moments.”

Here’s what happens in-between those jaw-dropping halftime performances—from hours of rehearsals to physically demanding choreography.