Cincinnati Magazine

Covington artist Henry Farny painted the American West, and this park, just across the street from his former studio, celebrates his legacy.

In the windowless basement of the Ohio Book Store, brothers Mike and Jim Fallon keep the family business of book restoration alive and well.

Singer-songwriter Linsley Hartenstein’s music-making project, Darity, unites local artists to produce a distinctive and dynamic sound.

We present you the king of local independent booksellers, a local showcase for writers, and an organization dedicated to the creative art of book making.

Now local kids can enroll in Imagination Library, Dolly Parton’s early childhood literacy program, which has expanded into the tri-state.

Looking for a more communal experience, or wanting to get out and explore? Here are three ways you can be bring the words into the world.

There’s something for every interest in the vast, intriguing, and educational collections of these five specialty libraries.

For more than 170 years, The Literary Club's members have gathered on Monday nights. It's a quintessential Cincinnati story of reading, fellowship, and male bonding.

The writer wraps up a year of programs at the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library promoting the power of the written word and activism within communities.

These six local indie booksellers bring communities together over great reads in ways the big-box bookstores just can’t.