Columbus is the largest city in Ohio and the vibrant heart of our state’s culture. At the center of its rich history and arts scene stands the Lincoln Theatre, a cherished landmark in our community.

Originally opened in 1928, the Lincoln Theatre has been a beacon of African American heritage and jazz history and a gathering place for countless unforgettable events. Today, it continues to inspire audiences with performances that celebrate diversity and creativity. Each year, thousands of visitors experience the magic of this historic venue.

Bring the whole family on Saturday, December 13 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Lincoln opens its doors free of charge for an exciting Pathway Express. Enjoy FREE admission and parking, hands-on activities, and opportunities to connect, create, and learn together in a setting that has inspired generations.

What Family Learning Experiences Can I Expect?

• Develop communication skills through improv acting
• Explore storytelling through movement and music 
• Engage in hands-on learning by exploring the use of lights and sound 
• Discover career opportunities in the arts 
• Learn Columbus history in this historic venue
• Meet award-winning author Christopher Paul Curtis

Space is limited, and families are encouraged to register in advance to reserve their spot.

Register now for an exciting day with Pathway Express, or click here to learn more!

Free parking is available at the following locations:

• Lincoln Theatre Parking Lot – Located on the west side of building

• Broad St. Presbyterian Church – Enter from Garfield Ave.

• Long/N. Garfield Lot – Directly across from the theatre

Free Street Parking – Free on N. Garfield Ave., Hamilton Ave., and E. Long St. (bridge area to N. 17th St.)