Home in recent years to a sparse handful of solid lunch spots, Court Street is now in the midst of a flurry of new activity that could grow its potential as a main commercial artery between the Central Business District and Over-the-Rhine.
Although things could change, the vision is for the space to return to being an entertainment hub for our community.
The historic Robert S. Marx Theatre in Eden Park will be demolished following the Playhouse in the Park's 2018-2019 season, as part of an optimistic revisioning that will celebrate the theater's 50th birthday and help the venue better cater to modern audiences.
The Brewing Heritage Trail is gradually nearing completion, and will help tell the storied past of the Queen City’s role in the world of brewing.
This weekend, local chefs and artists will showcase their versions of the 1950s at the 11th annual Art of Food. Shalini Latour of Chocolats Latour and The Chocolate Bee is one of the chefs that will be at the event preparing her interpretation of the era.
Kate Zaidan, owner of Dean’s Mediterranean Imports at Findlay Market, has organized a "soup swap" in an effort to spread awareness of the many different kinds of people in Cincinnati.
Connecting Bridges, a Nepalese restaurant operated by Ashak Chipalu and his mother Rose, is nearly set to open its doors in Northside.
James Jenkins is the creator of Art on Vine, a monthly event that showcases the city's artists and benefits local nonprofits.
Terrence Burke is dedicated to sharing joy and spreading knowledge with Wump Mucket Puppets, a silly, colorful show he puts on with help from his own family.
The Biltwell ART & MOTO show is a collection of artistically redesigned motorcycle helmets painted and crafted by independent artists and auctioned off for charity.
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