What’s Next for Cincinnati Music Hall?
The renovation of Music Hall finished in October 2017. Now what is in store for this iconic centerpiece of Cincinnati?
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Coming Soon: Marianne Theatre Reboot
The Marianne Theatre in Bellevue, KY has been closed for over 20 years, but one business plans to open its doors as a modernized event venue while preserving the spirit of this iconic landmark.
Coming Soon: Marianne Theatre Reboot
The Marianne Theatre in Bellevue, KY has been closed for over 20 years, but one business plans to open its doors as a modernized event venue while preserving the spirit of this iconic landmark.
Podcasts provide new platform for local artists and activists
Since WNKU went off the air last September, many local radio stations have imitated the idea of playing local and national music, but one self-funded station is carrying on that format with added podcasts on local artistry and political activism.
A new home for design in Over-the-Rhine
A newly renovated space in Over-the-Rhine called The Cincinnati Center for Architecture + Design (CCAD) will be the home space for five major Cincinnati Design Awards environmental and creative organizations to collaborate on future projects.
First-ever National Women’s History Month Festival to be held in March
March is Women's History Month, and to celebrate, two Cincinnati organizations are bringing a one-of-a-kind event to town. The National Women's History Month Festival will be held from March 3-18 at venues around town.
Lincoln Art Project will shed light on diverse culture in Walnut Hills
For the residents of Walnut Hills, the African-American culture is vital to the redevelopment of the neighborhood. One way to keep the culture prominent is through art.
Fifth Third program helps prepare Shroder students for financial success
Juniors and seniors at Shroder High School are first in the nation to receive online education on finance and entrepreneurship through a new partnership with Fifth Third Bank.
Tether Cincinnati connects local creatives to job opportunities, other creatives
One local woman is using her $100,000 Haile Fellowship grant from People’s Liberty to start Tether Cincinnati, a way to connect local image makers in the Cincinnati area.
Local chef introduces variety, one cookbook at a time
Local chef and entrepreneur Jordan Hamons is bringing adults of all ages together for a travel-themed potluck dinner once a month in Over-the-Rhine.
