Kennedy Heights Art Center exhibition offers grief a place to surface and process
58 local artists approach loss as an environment, in spaces people learn to live inside.
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Gift a book by a Cincinnati author from the literary list
Use this list of the latest local releases and favorites for last-minute gifts.
World premiere of “It’s Fritz” delivers as a celebration of art, identity and community
The sequel to “Fiona: The Musical” is on stage now at Ensemble Theatre.
The state of improv in the Queen City: A conversation with Colin Thornton from Improv Cincinnati
What began over a decade ago as a grassroots collective of improvisers is now a growing movement with an organization that is hitting its stride.
On view at the Taft Museum of Art: Intricately designed indigo-dyed quilts
The Indigo and the Art of Quiltmaking exhibition features 20 quilts created between the early 1800s and 2015.
Cincinnati Form Follows Function (cf3) is raising awareness of the region’s endangered mid-century modern architectural form
The nonprofit’s approach unites education, awareness, and working with other preservation associations to advocate for these unique structures.
Holy Cannoli Comedy Crew takes on 24-hour laugh marathon for a cause
“Every dollar goes to Esperanza Latino Center, and every laugh keeps us going through hour 23,” says Holy Cannoli member, Andrew Whelan.
Coming Clean with Paul Sturkey, America’s River Roots captain of cuisine
Food and music always have and always will be a common thread that bring people together according to this regional culinary legend.
WAIF 88.3 FM is celebrating 50 years of programming community radio
So, you want to be on the radio? WAIF plays host to almost anyone in the community who wants to broadcast.
Coming Clean: Laura Gentry stages the genres that shaped American music at River Roots
Free festival music stages on both sides of the Ohio are themed and include country, bluegrass, Americana, southern rock, blues, gospel, and, of course, jazz.
Gift a book by a Cincinnati author from the literary list
Use this list of the latest local releases and favorites for last-minute gifts.
World premiere of “It’s Fritz” delivers as a celebration of art, identity and community
The sequel to “Fiona: The Musical” is on stage now at Ensemble Theatre.
The state of improv in the Queen City: A conversation with Colin Thornton from Improv Cincinnati
What began over a decade ago as a grassroots collective of improvisers is now a growing movement with an organization that is hitting its stride.
On view at the Taft Museum of Art: Intricately designed indigo-dyed quilts
The Indigo and the Art of Quiltmaking exhibition features 20 quilts created between the early 1800s and 2015.
Cincinnati Form Follows Function (cf3) is raising awareness of the region’s endangered mid-century modern architectural form
The nonprofit’s approach unites education, awareness, and working with other preservation associations to advocate for these unique structures.
Holy Cannoli Comedy Crew takes on 24-hour laugh marathon for a cause
“Every dollar goes to Esperanza Latino Center, and every laugh keeps us going through hour 23,” says Holy Cannoli member, Andrew Whelan.
Coming Clean with Paul Sturkey, America’s River Roots captain of cuisine
Food and music always have and always will be a common thread that bring people together according to this regional culinary legend.
WAIF 88.3 FM is celebrating 50 years of programming community radio
So, you want to be on the radio? WAIF plays host to almost anyone in the community who wants to broadcast.
Coming Clean: Laura Gentry stages the genres that shaped American music at River Roots
Free festival music stages on both sides of the Ohio are themed and include country, bluegrass, Americana, southern rock, blues, gospel, and, of course, jazz.
