Ella Rinehard

The Gabon native living in Cincinnati has gone viral on TikTok for sharing his culture through dance.

Best known for his books, Dr. Seuss was a painter by night, creating private works that will be on display at Gallery Veronique.

Local beer blogger The Gnarly Gnome names his favorite IPAs brewed in the Queen City.

The Midwest Black Family Reunion, Cincinnati’s four-day celebration of Black culture and resilience, will include a speech from Dr. Bernice A. King.

Cincinnati Family Magazine’s Kidchella event is full of free activities, vendors, and performances, including children’s musician Zak Morgan.

The dog days of summer are here, and these ice cream parlors are serving sweet treats for you and your furry friends.

In ArtWorks’ Gallery Fellowship Program, Julia Lipovsky led six artists through creating art inspired by a 1968 Jackie DeShannon song.

Award-winning painter Ayana Ross brings her poignant autobiographical work to Cincinnati through the Taft’s Duncanson residency.

French identity, class, and society are laid bare through famous Impressionist artwork at the Cincinnati Art Museum.

The Taft Museum’s new exhibition on the “father of studio furniture” explores his favorite medium—wood—and his well-crafted life.