Harlan Hubbard is considered by some to be a modern-day Thoreau; widely beloved for writing and art. He and wife, Anna, captivated the public imagination when, after years of living on a shantyboat, they settled on the banks of the Ohio.

Residents and business owners can advocate for better design in their communities, but only if they understand what makes a great place.

Covered in latex or water based paints applied by decades of homeowners, lead paint remnants remain hidden in the majority of American homes built prior to 1978.

The Jazz Hall of Fame honors contributors to the art form and to further jazz education through scholarships and mentoring.

The 2022 photo contest received a record number of submissions with separate entries for amateur and professional photographers.

Muralist Christian Dallas adorns the walls of Cincinnati Mennonite Fellowship.  

A new centralized location allows nonprofit to connect with more children and families throughout the entire tri-state.

This small neighborhood is still a place where people make things, as it’s become a growing haven for artists.

All around the region, art is inspiring and connecting communities and generations in unexpected ways.