Art of, by and for the people: CAM presents American folk art
Now through Sept. 3, the Cincinnati Art Museum presents A Shared Legacy: Folk Art in America, the most expansive array of American folk art ever displayed locally.
Mt. Adams
One of Cincinnati's most charming neighborhoods, this winding hilltop community hosts trendy residents, diverse retail businesses and a hot collection of nightclubs and restaurants. Featuring some of the most spectacular river and city views, Mt. Adams boasts an array of the city's most diverse and interesting examples of architectural styles, including five sites currently listed on the historic register.
Opulent Tiffany lamps and windows now on display at CAM
Tiffany’s glass creations, once passé, are prized by today's collectors as precious examples of decorative art. The Cincinnati Art Museum will showcase more than 100 of the iconic pieces now through Aug. 13.
Eleven Cincy bars named among the best in Ohio
Eleven Greater Cincinnati breweries, bars and family-friendly hotspots made Cleveland.com's list of the best bars in the state.
148-year-old Art Academy reflects on building a Cincinnati where art grads want to stay
For decades, a "boomerang" effect saw creative talent returning to Cincinnati, but only after achieving success elsewhere. Now that paradigm is shifting, thanks to partnerships forged by one of our most respected institutions, the Art Academy of Cincinnati.
Sixty exhibitions from CAC to CAM at FotoFocus biennial
Sixty FotoFocus exhibitions and over 100 events opened at the photography and lens-based 2016 art biennial, “The Undocument,” which started Oct. 1 and runs through January.
The Cincinnati Art Museum is undergoing a number of changes in order to appeal to a wider audience
The Cincinnati Art Museum is working hard to make art more enjoyable, but also more accessible to a wider audience.
Bluegrass for Babies aims to raise additional funds for Cincinnati Children’s
Since its inception, The Healthy Roots Foundation has donated more than $150,000 to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, and the nonprofit aims to add to that tally with its eighth annual Bluegrass for Babies event on Sept. 17.
Going Green: Collective Impact connects at-risk residents to cleaner air and healthier food
Green Umbrella unites more than 300 businesses, nonprofits and governmental agencies to improve Greater Cincinnati sustainability efforts, thanks to the Collective Impact model.
Pokemon craze gets people on the go across Greater Cincinnati
Health fads are nothing new, but Pokemon Go is taking it to an entirely new level by generating innovative ways to get people moving, including plenty of Greater Cincinnati options.
Soapdish: Stairways from the past lead Cincinnati to a more connected future
The new city budget offers $250,000 to support Cincinnati's historic stairways on our famous hills, the first funding in years, but once again we're missing an opportunity to celebrate what makes Cincinnati unique.
