The Ohio Theatre is work checking out just for its beautiful interior and architecture. The theatre brings in performances from all over the world, and features many well-known artists, singers, and performers.
The Ohio Theatre is easily accessible by the #2 COTA bus. Get off at the W State St. stop and walk east.
Check out the Art Museum of Sundays (it’s free) 🙂
The Columbus Museum of Art is most easily accessible (no transfers) by the #18 COTA bus. Get off at the W Broad St. stop and walk east.
Gallery Hop in the Short North Arts district is a Columbus tradition in which the city celebrates art with gallery exhibits, street performers, food, and special events. It will occur the first Saturday of every month.
The Short North Arts District (Short North) is easily accessible by the #2 COTA bus. Get off at the W Russell stop.
This beautiful bridge mural of Ohio birds is located in Glen Echo Park (also worth checking out). The mural is actually at the western edge of the park, under the Indianola Ave. bridge.
Glen Echo is more easily accessible by car. If you’d like to take the bus, you’ll have to walk for about a 1/2 hour still.
This Mona Lisa is in the Short North and Italian Village. Don’t be surprised if she looks a little different than what you’re used to.
The Mona Lisa is easily accessible by the #2 COTA bus. Get off at Buttles Ave. and walk east on Bollinger Rd.
This portrait is actually on the south wall of Jeni’s.
American Gothic is easily accessible by the #2 COTA bus. Get off at the Buttles Ave., and the mural is located on the corner of High and E Lincoln St.