How ‘90s music roots influence Cincy’s music scene today
Indie record stores, small and large venues for live music, streaming radio and a rock & read book club carry on to satisfy eclectic tastes.
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Coming Clean: Kathy Wade debuts educational art experience at America’s River Roots
The Emmy award-winning singer and educator’s festival project traces migration through America’s waterways exploring African, Cajun, and Indigenous musical traditions.
Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism from three Ohio professional groups
Writers David Holthaus, Kareem A. Simpson and photographers Joe Simon and Natalie Grilli honored in six categories for 2024 work.
Where memory grows: Volunteers unearth history and healing at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House
“This kind of work isn’t symbolic - it’s tangible and necessary,” says gardener and volunteer Sarah, from Greenfaith Guardians.
10 ways to give your kids a ‘90s summer
Some millennial parents are embracing a low-key parenting approach for their kids called "feral kid summer."
How should summer really feel? Cue the ’90s
Take a nostalgic spin through summer in Cincinnati, complete with a bonus '90s playlist.
Restoring reflections: The gentle power of Annie Ruth
In a city still learning how to honor its full story, she dares to believe beauty belongs to us all.
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra celebrates global diversity with Summermusik
A central Summermusik goal is creating narratives that transcend music and venture into storytelling to frame the people and culture that birthed the featured pieces.
Cincinnati Fringe Festival soars with boundary-pushing theater
At a time when the arts are facing increased pressure to conform or sanitize, Fringe’s commitment to creative risk and artistic integrity remains vital.
Coming Clean: 5 questions with Cincinnati author Mary Kay Carson
Meet this local author who has written more than 50 books for kids about wildlife, nature, weather, space, and other science and history topics.
Coming Clean: Kathy Wade debuts educational art experience at America’s River Roots
The Emmy award-winning singer and educator’s festival project traces migration through America’s waterways exploring African, Cajun, and Indigenous musical traditions.
Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism from three Ohio professional groups
Writers David Holthaus, Kareem A. Simpson and photographers Joe Simon and Natalie Grilli honored in six categories for 2024 work.
Where memory grows: Volunteers unearth history and healing at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House
“This kind of work isn’t symbolic - it’s tangible and necessary,” says gardener and volunteer Sarah, from Greenfaith Guardians.
10 ways to give your kids a ‘90s summer
Some millennial parents are embracing a low-key parenting approach for their kids called "feral kid summer."
How should summer really feel? Cue the ’90s
Take a nostalgic spin through summer in Cincinnati, complete with a bonus '90s playlist.
Restoring reflections: The gentle power of Annie Ruth
In a city still learning how to honor its full story, she dares to believe beauty belongs to us all.
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra celebrates global diversity with Summermusik
A central Summermusik goal is creating narratives that transcend music and venture into storytelling to frame the people and culture that birthed the featured pieces.
Cincinnati Fringe Festival soars with boundary-pushing theater
At a time when the arts are facing increased pressure to conform or sanitize, Fringe’s commitment to creative risk and artistic integrity remains vital.
Coming Clean: 5 questions with Cincinnati author Mary Kay Carson
Meet this local author who has written more than 50 books for kids about wildlife, nature, weather, space, and other science and history topics.
