Explore Historic Places in Yellow Springs
Antioch College
Known for its progressive values and commitment to social justice.
Coretta Scott King Center
Honors the legacy of Coretta Scott King an alumna from the Class of 1951.
Eastman Covered Bridge
A charming 19th-century wooden bridge above the Little Miami Trail (Hyde Road).
Wheeling Gaunt
a formerly enslaved man who became one of Yellow Springs’ most revered historical figures
The Antioch School
Established in 1921 and is recognized as the oldest democratic school in the United States.
Yellow Springs News
A historic, independently owned weekly newspaper since 1880.
Why Choose Yellow Springs?
Embrace the Outdoors
Explore lush parks, hike scenic trails, and experience nature's tranquility.
A Hub for Arts
Discover vibrant arts, from music and theater to galleries and festivals.
A Community Like No Other
Experience small-town charm, artistic spirit, and a welcoming community.
A Different Way of Life
Enjoy a relaxed pace of life, local shops, farm-fresh food, and a strong community.
Savor the Flavors
Indulge in diverse dining, from farm-to-table restaurants to craft breweries.
Experience Vibrant Events
Enjoy exciting events, from art festivals and markets to live music.
