Federal Jury Finds Live Nation and Ticketmaster Operated as Illegal Monopoly
A federal jury ruled Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster operated as an illegal monopoly, impacting ticketing reform and consumer [...]
New NEA Research Highlights Arts Participation and Civic Engagement
New National Endowment for the Arts research shows arts participation strengthens civic engagement, social connection, volunteering, voting, and community [...]
Ohio’s Arts Advocacy Leadership Extends Beyond State Borders
CreativeOhio Executive Director & CEO Sarah Sisser joined arts leaders at the University of Michigan’s Great Lakes Arts Leaders [...]
CreativeOhio Announces 2026 Champion Advocacy Awards in Columbus
Celebrate Ohio arts advocacy at the 2026 CreativeOhio Champion Advocacy Awards in Columbus on October 14 at the historic Palace [...]
The Aging Infrastructure of America’s Museums
Aging museum infrastructure is putting collections at risk nationwide. Here’s what the GAO report means for Ohio and cultural [...]
On the Hill: CreativeOhio Advocates for Federal Arts Policies That Support Ohio’s Creative Economy
From Capitol Hill to Ohio communities, CreativeOhio advocates for federal policies that strengthen the creative workforce and cultural economy. [...]
Libraries, Arts, and the Power of Public Trust
Public libraries have earned overwhelming trust. Here’s what the arts sector can learn about visibility, value, and public support. [...]
What New York’s New Cultural Leadership Signals for Cities Nationwide
New York City’s new cultural leadership signals a shift in how arts are integrated into economic and civic strategy—offering [...]
CreativeOhio Announces 2026 Advocacy Leadership Cohort to Empower Arts and Culture Leaders Across the State
Meet the 2026 CreativeOhio Advocacy Leadership Institute cohort—25 arts and culture leaders advancing advocacy, policy engagement, and the creative [...]
The Local Infrastructure Behind Ohio’s Arts Economy
New NEA research shows local arts agencies are fewer—but more critical—than once believed. Here’s what that means for Ohio. [...]
Property Taxes Are in the Spotlight—What It Could Mean for the Arts in Ohio
A proposed amendment to eliminate property taxes in Ohio could destabilize local funding—and have major consequences for arts and [...]
Ohio’s 2026 Primaries: Where the Real Races Are
Not all Ohio’s 2026 legislative races will be decided in November. In many districts, the primary election is the [...]
