HuffPost Arts & Culture has published what it calls "Your Definitive Guide to Going to the Opera," with tips about which operas to see, what to wear, etc. and photos of the top U.S. opera companies, including Cincinnati Opera.
Vanity Fair's February issue includes a quick interview with Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Music Director Louis Langree, who explains how how he's gotten comfortable in Cincinnati, far from his French homeland.
Frameri founder and CEO Konrad Billetz talks about his company's popular interchangeable eyewear lenses with Life+Times, Jay Z's digital home covering art, sports, music, fashion and culture, and says, "Cincinnati has to be one of most creative places I’ve ever experienced."
Some bash Over-the-Rhine redevelopment as "gentrification," others do something about it. See why new OTR businesses are purposefully hiring from the neighborhood, improving the community as they improve their bottom lines.
Finding jobs in the startup world can be tricky, as postings are rarely found on traditional job search websites. So check out this list of resources for job hunting among Cincinnati startups.
Two nonprofits are hosting The Awesome 80s Prom Feb. 6-7 to raise funds for the North College Hill City Center, which serves as a venue for everything from children’s programming to a meeting and support spot for veterans who are disabled.
Cincinnati's all-girls Mount Notre Dame has become a shining example of how STEM courses are becoming a more popular option for high school students.
The Bacchanalian Society gathers young professionals together to integrate “social and professional networking with philanthropy,” most recently hosting a wine tasting on Jan. 29 to benefit the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
Alan Susarret owns and operates Probasco Farm on West McMicken Avenue, where urban farming is officially underway. He recently began a Kickstarter campaign to expand production of oyster mushrooms.
This weekend the VAE closes its 35th anniversary season with the regional premier of Rodion Shchedrin’s The Sealed Angel at churches in Northside and Covington.
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