Public places in Columbus to explore Black history

"... of Black Skin"

• Exhibit of local artists celebrating the beauty of Black culture.
• Schumacher Gallery on the fourth floor of Capital University's Blackmore Library, 2309 E. Main St, Bexley. Noon-4pm Monday-Friday, 1-4:30pm Saturday.
• Through April 1, but closed March 4-12.

"I Am Also Soft"

• Exhibit featuring Black and Indigenous artists' work.
• All People Arts Gallery, 1865 Parsons Ave. 9am-1pm Wednesday, 9am-11am Thursday and 10am-2pm Saturday. Through April 20.

Washington Gladden Social Justice Park

• Murals and sculptures dedicated to the theme of social justice, named after a local religious leader known as the father of the Social Gospel movement.
• 404 E. Broad St.

Long Street Cultural Wall

• A 240-foot-long mural celebrating the history and leaders of the King-Lincoln District and Near East Side neighborhoods.
• East Long Street, spanning the pedestrian bridge above I-71.

CBUS Soul Sculpture Trail

• Experience Columbus helps plan your tour.
• Sign up with your email to receive a list of sculptures across the city by Black artists.