Letter from Katie: Radio Days

Is a button really mashed if nobody is there to hear it?

Is Dayton The World Capital of Funk?

With a royal lineage like the Ohio Players, Slave, Zapp, and Junie Morrison in the history books, it’s hard to deny. But can so much musical sweat be contained in a Gem City Funk Hall of Fame? We’ll know when they tear the roof off the sucker.

Cincy Obscura: The Lodge

A couple of years ago, Walk the Moon spent six intense weeks on-site, writing songs and recording demos for their first album, and their website notes the building’s “secret rooms, ghosts, and taxidermy.”

Where To Get A Tattoo In Cincinnati

Whether you’re finally taking the plunge or need to finish that sleeve, these tattoo parlors get the job done.

Cincinnati After Dark: Philip Paul On Keeping Cincinnati Awake For Seven Decades And Counting

Philip Paul isn’t just the great King Records house drummer: He’s been playing in the city’s nightclubs longer than almost any other musician.

Better Know A Podcast: Nature Guys

Nature Guys, a.k.a. amateur naturalist Bob Staggenborg and retired Cincinnati Nature Center chief naturalist Bill Creasy, launched their podcast last October.

Weston Gallery To Feature 40-Year Retrospective of Local Collagist Michael Scheurer

Signature Scheurer: A Retrospective of the Works of Michael Scheurer, at the Weston Gallery, offers a deep dive into the oeuvre of one of the city’s most prolific artists all in one place.

How Artists Can Help Remake A Town

Covington and Hamilton were two cities faced with a challenge: Improve your urban landscapes, or else. That’s when inspiration struck.

How Cincinnati’s Independent Music Shops Are Celebrating Record Store Day 2017

With music and beer, the way our forefathers intended.

Looking Back At the Lost Tea Rooms of Cincinnati

A literary time capsule complete with salmon croquettes and cucumber sandwiches.