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Axios
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
Columbus Zoo Lantern Festival, "Waitress," CatVideoFest and other weekend events
🥧 Enjoy a delicious mix of humor, heart and snark from the musical " Waitress" at the Short North Stage. 7pm Thursday-Friday, 2pm and 7pm Saturday and 2pm Sunday, 1187 N. High St. through Aug. 10. $35-93. 🏮 Admire Asian lanterns at the Columbus Zoo's festival, back for a second year. 7:30-10:30pm Thursday-Sunday. Through Oct. 5. $17-27 (doesn't include zoo admission). 😋 Feast on fried food during the Ohio State Fair's final weekend. 10am-9pm Friday, 9am-9pm Saturday and 9am-6pm Sunday. $10-12 daily, $20 three-day pass. Kids under 6 free! ICYMI: Where to beat the heat, the best foods on a stick, this year's butter cow and what's new. 🇩🇪 Experience Brats and Crafts, St. James Lutheran Church's annual German festival. 4-9:30pm Friday, 11:30am-9:30pm Saturday and 11:30am-4pm Sunday, 5660 Trabue Road. Free! 😹 Have a claw-some time at Gateway Film Center's CatVideoFest, showcasing the internet's funniest felines. 4:30pm and 7pm Friday; 11:30am, 4:30pm and 7:30pm Saturday; and 11:15am, 1:30pm and 5:30pm Sunday. Through Aug. 10. 1550 N. High St. $8-14. 🍿 Catch a classic during the Ohio Theatre's Summer Movie Series. $5-6. "The Shawshank Redemption," 7:30pm Friday. "The Princess Bride," 7:30pm Saturday and 2pm Sunday. Noon-7pm Saturday. $33. 6-8pm Saturday, 1779 Home Road, Delaware. $30. Bring your own mat.
Axios
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
Catch classic films for cheap this summer
Summer movie season is upon us, with comic book and action movies dominating the box office — but new, full-price blockbusters aren't the only option for Columbus film lovers. Driving the news: Two Central Ohio staples recently announced their 2025 seasons of classic films on the big screen. 📽️ CAPA's Summer Movie Series brings 28 favorites to the historic Ohio Theatre. Tickets are $6 individually or $40 for a 10-pack. Organist Clark Wilson provides pre-show entertainment on the theatre's " Mighty Morton." The series spans nearly 80 years of movies, from the 1923 silent film "Safety Last!" to 1999's "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace." 📚 From Book to Film returns to the Gateway Film Center in partnership with the Columbus Metropolitan Library. Each Saturday from this weekend through Labor Day weekend, the Gateway will play beloved family films based on books — ranging from 1935's "Bride of Frankenstein" to 2024 smash hit "The Wild Robot."
Axios
19-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
Gateway screens controversial "No Other Land"
A controversial but critically acclaimed documentary is screening in Columbus thanks to independent cinema. Why it matters:" No Other Land," which won the Oscar for best documentary feature film for its coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, has struggled to find nationwide distribution due to its subject matter. State of play: Nonprofit independent theater Gateway Film Center hosted Ohio's only pre-Academy Awards screenings of the movie and has shown it continuously since early February. Friction point: The film has become a microcosm of the global debate over the conflict it documents, drawing both criticism and acclaim. In Miami Beach, O Cinema was threatened with eviction for screening the documentary. The city's mayor also proposed pulling local grants for showing the "one-sided propaganda attack on the Jewish people." Between the lines: Gateway president and CEO Chris Hamel tells Axios screening the film is "very important" to the theater's mission and highlights the importance of independent cinema in Columbus. Hamel says he has heard nothing but "messages of gratitude and positivity" from local audiences. What they're saying: Hamel offers "full-throated support of the great people at O Cinema," a fellow nonprofit and independent theater. "The type of censorship they are experiencing, for an Academy Award-winning film, is surprising and disappointing. I hope the people in Miami come out to support this great venue and the fine people who are running it."
Axios
07-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
Local Women's History Month events
Mark your calendar with these opportunities to learn about and celebrate women's history throughout March. 🎞️ See leading ladies shine during Gateway Film Center's "community in focus" movie series. Next up: "A League of Their Own," 7pm Wednesday, 1550 N. High St. $15. Schedule. 💬 Join a community conversation about Black artists and activists at the Lincoln Theatre. 6:30pm Thursday, 769 E. Long St. Free! 📚 Meet local authors at a Clintonville Books panel discussion. 3pm Saturday, 3286 N. High St. Free! 🎵 Enjoy a "Symphony of Culture" honoring women of R&B from the Columbus Cultural Youth Orchestra. 7pm Saturday, Harmony Center, 4411 Tamarack Blvd. $10-20. Plus: Check out a free popup concert 2pm March 16 at the Columbus Museum of Art. 🏀 Learn about the Columbus Quest, a former pro basketball team, and other trailblazers at the Ohio Statehouse atrium, with educational programs every Tuesday at noon. Schedule. 🎤 Listen to songs performed by Four Harmony's Sake, an all-women barbershop quartet, at the Westerville Public Library. 6:30pm March 18, 126 S. State St. Free! Plus: Check out the " Ohio Women Vote" exhibit on display at the library through May 10.
