Arts & Culture
- New public artwork 'S/WING' planned near Muirfield Village Golf Club links bird flight and golf swing
The City of Dublin dedicated S/WING on Sept. 3, 2026, but public records list conflicting costs of $175,000 and $100,000.
- The Velocity of Autumn opens at Coffman Amphitheater as Abbey Theater's fall centerpiece
The Broadway drama about an 80-year-old woman resisting a nursing home runs seven performances Sept. 25–Oct. 4 at Coffman Amphitheater.
- Abbey Theater and Dublin Coffman students join forces for Macbeth
The January 2025 run brought student acting and backstage work to the city’s 200-seat community venue on Post Road.
- European-style Christkindlmarkt announced for Riverside Crossing Park this holiday season
Admission will be free Nov. 21-Dec. 24, 2026, with artisan vendors, German-inspired food, live entertainment and nearby garage parking.
- Japan FestOH! brings a full day of cultural programming to Riverside Crossing Park
The Sept. 12, 2026, festival runs from noon to 7 p.m. with free admission and suggested donations, though some activities and workshops cost extra.
- Bristol Republic Brings Southern Dining and Live Music to Bridge Park Sept. 10 — But Evening Access Comes at a Price
The former Short North restaurant relocates to a 6,500-square-foot Bridge Park space with menus starting at $5, but its evening entertainment model raises affordability questions.
- Dublin Historical Society Expands August Programming with Wyandot Removal Speaker Series, Walking Tours
The speaker series features a Wyandotte Nation scholar exploring the 1843 forced removal of the Wyandot, the last Native nation expelled from Ohio.
- Dublin's New Art Pass Wants to Turn You Into a Public Art Tourist in Your Own City. Will It Work?
The GPS-enabled pass guides residents to 12 installations across the city, launching alongside a new sculpture dedication and exhibition in September.
- Dublin Park Pass Returns with Local Artist Poster Rewards, Arts Council Hosts Open House
The revamped Park Pass rewards visitors with limited-edition posters by four central Ohio artists for every five park check-ins, blending recreation with paid creative work.
- Abbey Theater of Dublin Unveils Full 2026 Season with Youth Collaborations and World Premieres
- Dublin Irish Festival Earns National 'Best Cultural Festival' Honor — What It Means for the City
- Local Artists, Vendors and Workers Behind the Festival: How Dublin's Irish Fest Fuels the Local Economy