Summer Fitness Classes You Need to Try
Aren't ready to return to the gym just yet? Local fitness studios are providing creative ways to teach classes in a socially distanced manner.
Kings Island Is Open, But How?
Guests are required to wear masks, and safety protocols include social distancing markers, hand sanitizing stations, and capacity management.
Spring Grove Cemetery Offers an Alternative Outdoor Art Experience
If COIVD-19 museum closures are leaving you art-starved, Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum is one of the best options this summer.
Five Fourth of July Events for a Healthy Holiday Weekend
These five Cincinnati events have been adapted for everyone’s safety, so you can enjoy the fun, festivities, and fireworks from your couch or car.
The Cincinnati Art Museum’s New Art Climb Is a Great Workout
Now you can work out and appreciate art simultaneously, thanks to the Cincinnati Art Museum’s new Art Climb steps from Gilbert Avenue to the museum’s parking lot.
Local Attractions Reopen Their Doors With New Precautions
Reservations, low-touch exhibits, and self-guided tours are some of the measures Cincinnati-area museums and the zoo and aquarium are putting in place.
Meet Five of Our Favorite Zoo Babies from the 2020 Season
The Cincinnati Zoo remains closed, but the annual Zoo Babies event can be enjoyed virtually from the comfort of your home.
Darnell Benjamin Helps the Cincy Fringe Festival Adapt to a New Reality
Darnell Benjamin talks about what it takes to build a great Cincy Fringe Festival, which will be streamed online this year from May 29 to June 13.
Five Fun Events You Can Enjoy With Your Pet in Cincinnati
Get your tail outside and connect with fellow pet owners at these five pet events that will help your sidekick have fun, too.
Whimsical ScareCoronas Ease COVID-19 Concerns in Northside
Tina Gutierrez and Rene Micheo’s charming DIY scarecrow project has become a widespread effort to ward off feelings of boredom and loneliness.
