Ground was broken for the Ohio Center on Feb. 3, 1978, as Columbus sought to entice large conventions — and the resulting ...

A little more than two weeks from now will be one of the biggest events in our area! It’s for a great cause and features ...

The city is preparing for large crowds and an economic boost as an estimated 6,000 people will be in town Thursday through Saturday for the annual ThesCon. The conference markets ...

Total revenue for the hotel in 2024 exceeded its forecast by $4.27 million and year-over-year revenue grew by $12 million, according to the report. The Hilton does not share exact financial goals. The ...

Columbus civic leaders and residents march down to the Columbus Convention and Trade Center for the MLK Dream Lives celebration, January 18, 2020. Darrell Roaden Special to the Ledger-Enquirer ...

On a day of change in America, the mood for some outside the Greater Columbus Convention Center was reflected inside at the speaker's podium during the city's 40th annual Martin Luther King Jr ...

In 1971, Columbus residents voted for a bond to fund a convention center, bringing the Ohio Center closer to reality. The Ohio Center was built on the former site of the Union Station arcade.

High school students, chaperones, teachers and others will dominate downtown with events in the Columbus Convention & Trade Center, RiverCenter for the Performing Arts, Springer Opera House and ...