Music
Support Community Refugee and Immigration Services (CRIS) at a benefit concert at Woodlands Tavern. Hear The Ark Band, Tollcross Lane, and HizzyFitz, while also raising funds for CRIS’s work supporting Columbus’s immigrant communities.
The event is for all ages. Location: Woodlands Tavern 1200 W Third Ave., Columbus.
On June 14, join us for Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the First Amendment — an uplifting evening of music, community, and action. Hosted by the Committee for the First Amendment (CFA), this special livestream event will feature an all-star lineup including Jane Fonda, Patti Smith, Bette Midler, Rufus Wainwright, Joy Reid, Wilson Cruz, Broadway Inspirational Voices, and more.
The Columbus Gay Men’s Chorus (“CGMC”), central Ohio’s premiere TTBB vocal organization, is proud to announce its annual Pride Month concert, “Ancient Gods,” happening on June 13th and 14th, 2026 at the Riffe Center Davidson Theatre.
Members of CGMC are truly embracing the theme by donning period costumes. “The gays love to dress up, and our singers are getting to wear togas, gladiator outfits and Grecian-inspired dresses. It's a fun time for us to put music to this fun time in human history,” Bollenbacher said.
June 26–28, 2026
Heart Valley Springs — Bloomingdale, Michigan
45580 18th AvenueBloomingdale, MI, 49026
Get your tickets here:[Ticket Link]
We’re excited to announce our 10th annual Midwest Permaculture Convergence and invite you to join us for a weekend of learning, connection, and community.
From the 1960’s into this New Millenium, Peter Paul and Mary used music to entertain, educate, inspire, and energize Americans to work for a better world. Sunday June 14, four veteran Columbus musicians will pay tribute to PP & M’s legacy with songs, memories, and quips.
Time. It’s nearly impossible to define. We cannot control it. But we treasure it. We seek it. Yet, sometimes, we waste it, kill it, and ignore it. Memories of past times can comfort us or haunt us.
The mysterious intertwining of time and memory. That’s the theme of Bill Cohen’s concert, taking place at North Church UCC at 2040 W. Henderson Road 43220 on Saturday May 9 at 7 pm.
Our spring concert, STAND UP!, is finally here — and there’s still time to grab your tickets.
This is more than a concert. It’s a chance to come together in a moment that feels heavy for so many, and to experience the power of collective voices rising in resilience, hope, and connection.
We’ll be performing an inspiring lineup of music, including “What Happens When a Woman,” “Warrior,” “Justice,” and “Be the Change,” along with “Dance the Wind,” a moving commissioned piece created by members of our own chorus.
Our spring concert, STAND UP!, is finally here — and there’s still time to grab your tickets.
This is more than a concert. It’s a chance to come together in a moment that feels heavy for so many, and to experience the power of collective voices rising in resilience, hope, and connection.
We’ll be performing an inspiring lineup of music, including “What Happens When a Woman,” “Warrior,” “Justice,” and “Be the Change,” along with “Dance the Wind,” a moving commissioned piece created by members of our own chorus.
The Columbus Gay Men’s Chorus (“CGMC”), central Ohio’s premiere TTBB vocal organization, is proud to announce the presentation of its annual fundraiser gala “Forte,” on Saturday, May 16, 2026 at the Worthington Hills Country Club.
CGMC’s Artistic Director Brayton Bollenbacher says Forte contributes to CGMC’s overall mission, “Forte continues to acknowledge and recognize our organization and community that is thriving.”
Mauritanian-American pop star Salif Sarr and Cincinnati-based artist Shema Asifiwe will join the Ohio Immigrant Alliance for a virtual preview of their 2026 Columbus Arts Festival event, “Ohio Is My Second Country.”