Caroline Cunningham

Quince & Quinn is stepping up its game—and its square footage.

Join award-winning jazz performers such as Diane Schuur, Gregory Porter (pictured), and Kathy Wade for four nights of live music in Over-the-Rhine's Washington Park and Eden Park's Seasongood Pavilion. Get your fill with the $150 VIP 4-day pass, which includes a meet-and-greet with the artists themselves, or just spend a day enjoying the music, food, and outdoor experience with your $15 wristband.

So it's a little early for Halloween-themed posts, but we wanted to bring you up to speed on The BonBonerie's fall decorating class offerings, because they fill up weeks in advance.

Get your hands a little dirty at the Contemporary Arts Center by joining the Cincy Craft Cartel in building your own terrarium.

Fluff your pin curls and trot on down to the Cincinnati Museum Center's 1940s Living History Weekend. As Union Terminal's undeniable heyday, the decade of the 1940s witnessed more than 200 trains arriving and departing daily. Visitors can enjoy the classic car show on the front driveway, listen to the boogie-woogie tunes of Andrews Sisters-inspired singers or jitterbug to the live big band, or try their hands at bingo with a classic 1940s set.