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The RiverWalk is an outdoor 15-mile linear park that hugs the banks of the Chattahoochee River.
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This state of the art facility houses a Challenger Learning Center, the Omnisphere Theater and the Mead Observatory.
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Welcome to Columbus Aquatic Center! The Columbus Aquatic Center is a state of the art facility located just off Macon Road. The facility offers an...
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The Columbus Ballet is a non-profit pre-professional youth ballet that provides performance and outreach opportunities for students at the Columbus State University Dance Conservatory which is the only school of classical ballet training in our region with over 200 students.
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A natural retreat in the heart of north Columbus!
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Columbus' Dragonfly Trail, part of the City's Rails-to-Trails project, is constructed on an abandoned railroad route.
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The Columbus Lions are an indoor arena football team
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As an American art and regional history museum, and the second largest art museum in Georgia, the Columbus Museum offers a diverse collection to the public.
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The Columbus River Dragons are a professional ice hockey team founded in 2019. The team is a member of the Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL) and play their games at the Columbus Civic Center. Their current schedule can be found on their website.
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Columbus State University's College of the Arts is comprised of three beautiful venues, all of which provide visitors with different and wonderful cultural experiences
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The Columbus Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1855, is the second orchestra founded in the nation. The CSO has long been considered one of the southeast's...
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Whether you’re traveling to Columbus for a convention or visiting for a military reunion, family reunion or just for fun, the Columbus Visitors...
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Attend one of the 6 to 8 annual exhibitions presented by the Norman Shannon and Emmy Lou P. Illges Gallery in the Corn Center for the Visual Arts. These exhibitions are both national and international in scope, often with accompanying lectures and gallery talks. The Illges Gallery is free and open to the public.
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The Columbus State University Department of Theatre's Riverside Theatre Complex houses three state-of-the-art performance spaces for over 75 public theatre performances each year.
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Whether visiting for a day or staying a while, Fort Benning offers something for everyone! Special events, Independence Celebration, Octoberfest, just to name a few! Recreation offerings include an 18-hole golf course with driving range and snack bar, bowling center and shooting range.
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Heritage Park is a celebration of the industrial heritage of Columbus, Georgia.
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Historic Westville is a history museum representing a 19th century Georgia town in Columbus, Westville is a re-creation of a historic village with over 30 authentically restored and furnished antebellum buildings and land that include the village, pasture, and fields.
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Opening in 1925, the Liberty Theatre used to show motion pictures, and it also had a stage for musical performances and plays which were popular at the time. It reopened in 1996 as the first African-American arts institution and musical playhouse in Columbus. The completed facility is now used as a Performing Arts Cultural Center for the entire community, hosting musical events and plays.
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Not only a memorial garden to commemorate the deceased, but also an open-air museum of the art that out lives life, left behind to celebrate all the lives lived and lost.
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The Lunchbox Museum, located in RiverMarket Antiques (3218 Hamilton Road, Columbus, GA), houses the largest and most assorted collection of metal and plastic lunchboxes in the world.
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Come visit MidTown! In the center of Columbus, just a 3-minute drive from Uptown, lies vibrant MidTown Columbus. Touches of history, art and culture are scattered about the charming, distinctive tree-lined historic neighborhoods. Carson McCullers childhood home, the Columbus Museum, and the Olmsted Garden are close to local and regional shopping centers and eateries.
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Port Columbus is the only museum in the world dedicated to telling the complete Naval story of the American Civil War.
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Throughout the 190,000-square-foot museum, visitors will take an interactive journey through every war fought by the U.S. over the past two centuries.
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Nestled in a bend of the Chattahoochee River in a hardwood wetland, Oxbow Meadows is a place where nature can be itself.
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The centerpiece of the city’s new arts and entertainment district.
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Rivermarket Antiques includes the Lunchbox Museum, the Museum of Southern Stoneware, the Museum of Transportation Memorabilia, and the Antique Mall. Located at 3226 Hamilton Road...
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Sherlock’s Mystery Dinner Theatre® is a non-profit theatre company in Columbus, Georgia, and throughout the years has become a favorite entertainment attraction for the southeast.
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The State Theatre of Georgia and a leading Southern cultural institution for 138 years.
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The home of Columbus' entertainment district.
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Our sensory deprivation rooms will help you to relax your muscles and clear your mind. If you experience chronic pain, enjoy meditation, a competitive edge, or just want to relax, then treat yourself to a session in one of our float rooms!
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Enjoyable guided tour to see and hear about all of Columbus' major attractions and landmarks. You can either walk or ride! You decide!
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This is an experience you won’t soon forget! The tour features art, rum and brews!
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Come raft with us on the Chattahoochee River in Columbus, Ga. and Phenix City, Ala., the longest urban whitewater rafting in the world!
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