The community rallied around the Woodward Theater and its owners, who set out on a journey to renovate the building's historic marquee. Thanks to a $150,000 grant from the Vote Your Mainstreet contest, the marquee will be restored next year.
Soapbox rounded up some of the biggest and best events that Cincinnati has to offer this holiday season, and sprinkled in a few fun and unexpected ideas for a little extra festive magic.
As part of the ongoing development efforts in Westwood, Leslie and Bill Rich are bringing a family-fun arcade to the neighborhood. Supercade has an opening date of March.
Yes, it's kind of subjective, but a few things are so quintessentially Cincinnati that, left un-shouted, they tend to blend into our beautiful landscape. Here are a few Soapbox favorites. Spoiler: there will be (some) chili.
Despite launching the career of James Brown and spawning major hits like “The Twist,” Cincinnati-based King Records fell into relative obscurity. A new program from Xavier and the Evanston neighborhood is here to change that.
Soapbox sits down with Kristen Schlotman, executive director of the nonprofit Film Cincinnati. Schlotman's team helped bring 10 major motion pictures to the region last year, and she expects that number to keep growing.
On March 4 and 5, more than 100 regional and international "shape-note” singers will come together for the 25th annual Ohio Sacred Harp Singing Convention.
It's been three years since planning began, but Clifton Market is finally ready for its grand opening. The store, which is housed in the former Keller’s IGA on Ludlow Avenue, will celebrate its long-awaited debut this weekend with three days of festivities.