Cincinnati Magazine

Can't keep up with the changing regulations for traveling to Cuba? Keep things simple and get a glimpse of the island's art (and sport) at the Louisville Slugger Museum.

Here’s the thing about subscribing to live theater: It’s cheaper than purchasing individual seats, and you’ll have months to make pre-show dinner reservations and hire a sitter.

Despite the digisphere's many attempts to kill them, books survive. Here are 9 shops where they're alive and well.

The Contemporary Arts Center has teamed up with Collective Espresso to open up a café in the museum's renovated Kaplan Hall Lobby.

Among the celebrity guests at Cincinnati’s HorrorHound Weekend (March 20–22) is Josh McDermitt, the man behind—or more accurately, immediately underneath—the mullet on The Walking Dead.

Albano Afonso: Self Portrait as Light celebrates the Brazilian artist known for his distinctive takes on traditional genres.

Covington isn’t the only bicentennial in 2015. Local Quakers belonging to the Cincinnati Friends Meeting celebrate 200 years this month, and are using the occasion to dispel some long-standing misconceptions.

The Art Museum's Rudi Gernreich retrospective is a swinging ‘60s dance party come to life.

A father, a daughter, and the magic of an ordinary night.