Arts + Culture

Feature Story Patrons socialize during happy hour at Nostalgia Wine & Jazz Lounge.

A holiday tour of Over-the-Rhine


Development News Artist Elizabeth Ross shows seven-year-old Ft. Thomas resident Blaine Bozsan the basics of printmaking.

Nature-inspired art: Past and present


Development News The New York Times bestselling author, Erik Larson.

Erik Larson headlines Niehoff Lecture


Home to world-class symphony, opera, choral, and ballet companies and art museums that blend the historic—Taft Museum of Art, Cincinnati Art Museum, American Sign Museum and Behringer-Crawford Museum—with modern exhibitions at the Contemporary Arts Center and independent galleries in OTR, Camp Washington, Walnut Hills, Hyde Park, Covington, Mariemont, and Downtown; the Queen City knows its art. For stage buffs, two-time Tony Award winning Cincinnati Playhouse in Mt. Adams; Ensemble and Know Theatres and Cincinnati Shakespeare in Over-the-Rhine debut classic and original pieces of work, while citywide events like cutting-edge Fringe Festival, FotoFocus, BLINK, May Festival, Cincinnati Music Festival and Museum Center events and exhibitions anchor a vibrant arts and culture calendar.