Local gems worth getting to know.
A definitive guide to Yellow Springs' art galleries, Antioch College campus, waterfalls, and indie shops that make this tiny Ohio village a destination for creative travelers.
Block-by-block exploration of the eclectic storefronts, bookstores, indie shops, and vintage buildings that make Yellow Springs' downtown a walkable, quirky alternative to strip malls.
Just 30 minutes from Ohio's capital, Yellow Springs offers art, nature, and counter-culture dining that feels worlds away—ideal for a half-day or full-day escape.
The 600-acre sanctuary adjoining Antioch College offers rare old-growth forests, cascading waterfalls, and geology unique to southwest Ohio—essential for any outdoor visit.
A curated two-day itinerary balancing Antioch College's cultural events, Glen Helen's natural beauty, local galleries, and dining spots perfect for an escape from nearby Columbus.
Meet the painters, ceramicists, and sculptors whose galleries and open studios define Yellow Springs as Ohio's creative heart—with insights on how a 3,600-person town became an arts destination.
Yellow Springs punches above its weight with vegetarian-friendly spots, locally sourced menus, and progressive dining culture that reflects the town's bohemian ethos.
Yellow Springs' commitment to sustainable, plant-forward eating and direct producer relationships reflects the town's values—and makes it a destination for conscious diners.
Explore how Antioch's founding principles of progressive education shaped Yellow Springs into a haven for activists, artists, and free thinkers—and how the college's recent reopening revitalizes the c
Six miles from Yellow Springs lies the childhood home of Colonel Charles Young, a groundbreaking African American military officer—a crucial history that shaped the region.
From the Little Art Show to progressive theater productions, Yellow Springs' event calendar punches far above what a town this size should offer—here's how to time your visit.