The Columbus Cultural Arts Alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating, preserving, and advancing the arts. As the designated local arts organization, we are the unified voice for the arts and culture of the region. We promote the cultural vitality of our community while providing high-quality programs, services, and advocacy to help our entire cultural community thrive.
From stage performances, live music, museums, and art-driven events of all kinds, come experience our creative energy.
$76 million economic impact
1,700 full and part-time jobs
Collectively the 8th largest employer in the community
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Coca-Cola Space Science Center
Explore the Omnisphere Theater, NASA Space Shuttle artifacts, and the Westrock Observatory.
Columbus Ballet
Non-profit, pre-professional youth ballet with spring and winter performances.
Columbus Botanical Garden
A natural retreat in the heart of north Columbus!
Columbus Museum
View a diverse collection of American art, regional history, and rotating world-class exhibitions.
Columbus Museum Children’s Gallery
Young visitors can immerse themselves in creativity at this family-friendly gallery.
Columbus State University’s College of the Arts
Enjoy a cultural experience at one of three beautiful venues on the Riverpark Campus.
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Catch a concert by the second oldest orchestra in the United States.
CSU’s Riverside Theatre Complex
Three state-of-the-art performance spaces for CSU's performing arts students.
National Civil War Naval Museum at Port Columbus
The world's only museum dedicated to telling the complete Naval story of the American Civil War.
National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center
One of the nation’s premier military museums, honoring the American Infantryman.
RiverCenter for the Performing Arts
The centerpiece of the city’s arts and entertainment district.
Springer Opera House
The State Theatre of Georgia and a leading Southern cultural institution since 1871.
The Do Good Fund Gallery
Connect with Southern culture through images from World War II to the present.