Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Launches Summer Tour of Twelfth Night
Over the course of seven weeks, roughly 40 parks in the tri-state area will (temporarily) transform into the glimmering coastlines of Illyria.
An Art Deco Room With a View Arrives at CAM
Almost 50 years after receiving original bedroom pieces designed by once-famed architect Joseph Urban, the Cincinnati Art Museum finally puts them on display.
48 Hour Film Project Returns From Pandemic Hiatus
The competition celebrates creativity as teams spend a single weekend writing, shooting, and editing a short film.
The Opera Returns to Cincinnati
After two years in limbo, Cincinnati Opera returns, celebrating its past and shaping its future.
Summerfair Supports and Uplifts Local Artists in Every Season
Now in its 54th year, the annual Summerfair brings more than 300 artists and more than 20,000 art enthusiasts to Coney Island for a...
Your Guide to Great Summer Date Ideas in Cincinnati
All the date night ideas you didn’t know you needed, all compiled into one handy list and updated all season long.
Taft Museum to Honor Jane Austen’s Fashionable Legacy
To promenade through "Jane Austen: Fashion & Sensibility" is to stumble upon an ideal blend of literature, history, and fashion design.
New Contemporary Arts Center Show Explores the Ways of Water
The show features installation and video art, photography, painting, sculpture, and performance examining the life-giving and destructive qualities of water.
A Changing of the Guard at Cincinnati Ballet
As Victoria Morgan prepares to retire after 25 years, Jodie Gates becomes the organization’s new artistic director August 1.
Cal Cullen Makes Waves
Spreading Cullen’s Wave Pool model far and wide could help improve communities through art.