It's time to revisit Columbus! From the art and architecture crowds to to the local community, Exhibit Columbus is designed to spark conversations and for everyone to enjoy. Thanks to Inside INdiana Business and Gerry Dick for the time to talk about the innovation, talent, and ambition that drives Columbus.

It's officially #WALKtober in Columbus! There's no better way to experience the installations. Pick up a free map and an Activity Guide then start exploring. Read about Liz's Exhibit Columbus experience on the Go Healthy Columbus blog, and make sure you check out Healthy Communities' page for WALKtober events all month long. 👟

Free tour this Tuesday for October's first #drinkingaboutdesign meet up! Join members of the Exhibit Columbus Curatorial team for an exclusive tour of the installations, then stick around and we'll grab a drink nearby.

A unique opportunity to blend art, architectural history, community, and yoga together. Grab your mat (no experience necessary) and head to The Exchange at 1 pm on Sunday. 🙏

Hey WFYI and WTHR-TV watchers! You can catch Richard McCoy talking Exhibit Columbus and Landmark Columbus with Gerry Dick tonight at 7:30 pm on WYFI. Then Sunday morning at 11 am, we're on WTHR.

Ben Aranda, 2017 Miller Prize Winner for Another Circle, returns to Columbus and joins us in Mill Race Park at "Another Circle" on Saturday, October 7. Featured on the front cover of Metropolis Magazine and in the New York Times, Aranda\Lasch’s Another Circle responds to the strong architectural elements already present in Mill Race Park, using 1,100 pieces of salvaged Indiana limestone to connect the round lake, the People Trail, and the river with a new 3.5-acre stone circle. While the design hearkens back to ancient henges and modern earthworks, its primary goal is to articulate fields of activity for contemporary park visitors. Meet us at "Another Circle" to hear from Ben, then join us at the Columbus Upland Pump House for a beer and a bite to eat.

Dwayne Oyler returns to Columbus at the end of October to spend some time with us on Sunday morning. This public program will take place at "The Exchange" where Oyler Wu Collaborative’s design fabricates a new space within the site by completing the geometries implied by three canopies, legacies of the Irwin Conference Center’s history as a drive-up bank. "The Exchange" has been called "porous but intimate shelters that look both new and like they should have always been there." Bring a cup of coffee and come experience the installation with one of the designers at this free community talk.

We’re kicking off the #drinkingaboutdesign's October lineup on a new day (Tuesday!) with an exclusive walking tour of the exhibition. Meet us at Conversation Plinth at 5 pm. We’ll get started around 5:15 pm as Exhibit Columbus team members lead us through a free walking tour where you’ll hear insider insight and stories behind the installations. We'll end on Washington Street, and invite you to stick around and join us for a drink at a local pub! #drinkingaboutdesign| A weekly meetup created to engage the community and connect fans of good design with some of the people who make Exhibit Columbus happen. Expect special guests each week, including visiting designers, Exhibit Columbus team members, and more. Columbus locals and exhibition visitors alike are encouraged to drop by and enjoy a casual atmosphere for an interesting conversation at #drinkingaboutdesign.

Get the story behind how volcanic ash made the journey from Mount Etna to Columbus, Indiana, in the form of bricks with Studio Formafantasma and Dzek. There's a new mini-exhibition on display in "Window to Columbus" this week, which means it's perfect time to revisit this exploratory SSENSE article (and drool over the images). #WashingtonStreetInstallations #ExhibitColumbus

Design, education, and fabrication come together with the striking University Installations. We're proud to showcase cutting-edge work from six Midwestern universities with masters programs in architecture and design: Ball State University College of Architecture and Planning; The Ohio State University Knowlton School of Architecture; University of Cincinnati College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning; University of Kentucky College of Design, School of Architecture; University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning; and IU School of Art, Architecture + Design. Located on the grounds of Central Middle School, next to Lincoln Elementary, experience five of these installations a short walk from the Visitors Center, First Christian Church, and the Bartholomew County Public Library. Then make sure a visit to North Christian Church to see "Synergia" is on your list (especially at night!) #ExhibitColumbus

Beer Steins now available online! Limited edition, handcrafted, and truly one of a kind. 🍻 The 2017 Exhibit Columbus Beer Stein is a partnership with our friends at Upland Brewing Company, designed by renowned architect, Kulapat Yantrasast, and crafted by Louisville Stoneware & Co. Watch the video below to learn more about the story behind this partnership. Available for purchase at the Columbus Pump House, Bloomington Brewpub, the Wood Shop, and a just released batch online ($45). #ExhibitColumbus

From 1937 when Eliel Saarinen first received an invitation to conceive a new house of worship in Columbus, to the 2017 Miller Prize winners who responded to iconic Modernist sites along Fifth Street – design drives us forward. Keep reading Architectural Record's take on the inaugural exhibition and plan your visit before November 26. #ExhibitColumbus #MillerPrize