Steven Rosen

Touring with the Sam Grisman Project, the 83-year-old musician recalls how he, David Grisman, and Jerry Garcia helped make bluegrass cool.

The avant-garde rock band performs its acclaimed 1999 album “69 Love Songs” over two nights at Memorial Hall.

A four-film retrospective joins French titles, music documentaries, and the 50th anniversary ‘Holy Grail’ in arthouse cinemas this month.

Just in time for the start of the Major League Baseball season, the Mariemont Theatre is showing a movie that should elicit joy from fans of that sport and, if the reviews are any...

Boasting its broadest and deepest lineup yet, OTRFF is hoping to “define a new normal or new mainstream” for local movie fans.

February is an extremely busy month on the Cincinnati (and regional) art/indie movie circuit, with excellent festivals, retrospective screenings, and arrivals of more Oscar-nominated titles. Personally, I don’t remember so much going on locally...

A good number of the indie/art films nominated for or winning Sunday’s Golden Globes are coming to town this month. Here’s a rundown of the new arrivals.

Xavier professor Graley Herren is almost finished writing his book about how the music icon and Cincinnati itself have evolved across his 21 local concerts since 1965.

Cincinnati’s newest holiday favorite, John Waters, stars in a film festival at the Esquire in addition to his live Ludlow Garage performances.

“Anora” arrives early thanks to strong buzz, “Nosferatu” and Radiohead team up on Silents Synced, and local film clubs, Cincinnati World Cinema, and the Woodward host fascinating one-off events.