Columbus, Georgia, is a city that blends Southern charm with a modern, adventurous spirit. Whether you’re into history, outdoor exploration, art, or dining, this riverside city has plenty to offer. If you’ve been wondering what to do in Columbus, GA, you’ll quickly find that the list is long and diverse. Families, solo travelers, and couples…

The Columbus Museum announced that it is honored to present Hadieh Shafie: Beautiful Words, the first solo museum exhibition in the United States for internationally acclaimed Iranian-American artist Hadieh Shafie, according to officials.

Pedal your way through one of Georgia’s most bike-friendly cities—Columbus, where scenic trails, riverfront paths, and vibrant neighborhoods are all connected by two wheels. Whether you’re coasting along the Chattahoochee RiverWalk, exploring downtown’s historic streets, or venturing into wooded singletrack just outside the city, Columbus offers a ride for every pace and style.

Fall in Columbus is more than cooler air and changing leaves—it’s a season when the city comes alive with creativity, tradition, and unforgettable experiences. From Broadway hits to quilted storytelling, symphonic masterpieces to equestrian elegance, our community offers a lineup that’s as diverse as it is inspiring.

Ah, September. Here in Columbus, we call it “Fake Fall”—that magical time when pumpkin spice arrives but the heat hasn’t left. This month’s issue of the LocaL is all about embracing new beginnings and discovering something you didn’t know you were looking for.

Georgia’s landscape architects know that most people aren’t familiar with the work that goes into their field. Atlanta’s landscape architects know their field is a little bit of a mystery. According to the American Society of Landscape Architects, the goal is clear: create “healthy, safe and beautiful outdoor places for everyone