Rosanne Cash Says She’s “Not Done With Wonder and Awe”
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of her landmark album “The Wheel,” the singer/songwriter still loves the “energy exchange” with a live audience.
When Pig Paintings Fly
Artist in Residence John Lanzador teaches kids the joy of creativity in his exhibition and workshops at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
We’re Here to Answer Interview With The Vampire’s Ultimate Question— “What The Hell Do...
Diving into the queer, Black, and blood-drinking communities of the Queen City in the early 20th century.
Why Melanie Moore Drives the Book Bus
The former teacher sends her love of reading out into the world one brand-new book donation at a time.
August’s Indie and Arthouse Films Have a Sundance Flavor
Interested in bringing the Sundance Film Festival to Cincinnati? Support the theaters that screen Sundance-winning movies.
How Cincinnati Became a Sundance Film Festival Finalist City
Film Cincinnati and city leaders quickly brought together a creative team to pitch the city as the famous festival’s new home. We’re among the final six options.
Cincinnati’s Repertory Film Screening Societies
The groups to seek out if you want a more curated and unique moviegoing experience.
Art for Heart’s Sake
Four-year-old artist Colin Montgomery and his musician dad Mike have their first gallery show and sell work to pay medical bills.
Modern Art Meets Unique Gift Shop at Cockerill Gallery
Cockerill Gallery brings worldly art to Hyde Park Square.
Philip Bailey’s Music Nonprofit Makes a Difference for Youth
Minutes before Earth, Wind & Fire’s soundcheck in Rosemont, Illinois, Philip Bailey was still handling interviews. He’d spent a great part of the day...
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