The ancient game of chess takes center stage Sept. 18 as local clubs Fort Chess and Stan Chess Club offer free opportunities to learn and play at Promenade Park. Instructors […]

Like most of my discoveries for Off the Eaten Path, they are unplanned by design. That continues with my recent stop at The Country Post in Huntington. A friend who […]

Three of the city’s hard-rocking bands will send the Muse on Main off in fashion Saturday, Sept. 17.  Opening its doors Oct. 25, 2019, Muse co-owners John Kaszowski and Dylan […]

The third annual Recovery Rocks will be at Sweetwater Performance Pavilion on Sept. 18 from 2-6 p.m.  If you’re feeling alone, needing some hope, grieving the loss of a loved […]

Three ATM machines positioned around the grounds at the Johnny Appleseed Festival make director Becky Butler laugh. Despite their improbability, she knows they are a vital inclusion in a pioneer-themed […]

“Give ’em hell, Harry!” was the rallying cry for a guy from Missouri who found himself sworn in as president of the United States, presiding over eight years of unbelievable […]

Blues Traveler burst onto the scene in 1987 and hit the ground running with a trio of gold albums. However, it was their fourth album, Four, released in 1994, that […]

Actor and comedian T.J. Miller comes to the stage of the Summit City Comedy Club on Sept. 16-17 to perform his latest absurdist observational standup act.  A veteran of the […]

Yes, her name really is Grace Kelly. No, she is not a princess or an actress, but she is a world-class performer, a former child prodigy turned seasoned musician that […]