April 2025
-
Features
-
-
How Contemporary Dance Theater Turned Cincinnati Into a Modern Dance Destination
When Jefferson James’ company changed the face of dance in the Queen City.
-
Dance Classes for Grown-Ups
It’s not just for toddlers in tutus. Here are some studios for the later-in-life learners.
-
Cincinnati’s Professional Dance Companies
The top-notch artists at the heart of Cincy’s dance scene.
-
Missy Lay Zimmer: Service Through Dance
This professional dancer with a lengthy Broadway résumé uses her talent to give back to dancers in her hometown.
-
Back in Time with Flying Cloud Academy of Vintage Dance
The dance troupe bringing back steps from the past.
-
Strictly Come Dancing
Inside the complex world of competitive ballroom dance
-
Shauna Murphy Is Here for Kids
The new Cincinnati Public Schools leader—a surprising and controversial internal promotion—hopes to end the district’s revolving door of superintendents.
-
Around the World in Eight Dance Studios
Get involved and celebrate worldwide cultures with these local groups.
-
Category Is…
CincyVogue is bringing it to you at every ball.
-
Yeye Funmilayo Ajamufua: Teaching & Performing Artist at the Bi-Okoto Cultural Center
Fostering connection between countries and across generations through traditional West African dance.
-
Julius Jenkins: Preserving Street Dance Culture
This combination choreographer-historian-professor-dancer is the face of street dance in Cincinnati.
-
Elementz’s Hip-Hop Dance Program Promotes Sustainable Futures
How The Creative Futures Initiative readies youth for the world.
-
Put Your Slippers On
Looking to learn ballet? These organizations offer programs for students of all sorts.
-
Cervilio Miguel Amador: A Lifelong Love of Dance
Going from Cuba to worldwide audiences to artistic director at Cincinnati Ballet.
-
Shedding a Little Light on Cincinnati’s Gaslights
Iconic symbols of the city’s 1800s glory? Yes. Methane-producing environmental hazards? Yes. Are they here to stay? Likely.
-
Dance Fitness Is Gonna Make You Sweat
Classes for those looking to crank up the music and their heart rate.
-
Getting Saucy on the Square
Putting together the city’s biggest dance event, Salsa on the Square.
-
-
Frontlines
-
Bootsy Is Forever the No. 1 Funkateer
Our Rock and Roll Hall of Famer puts the funk in more than just music.
-
Rich Robbins Is the Taft’s Rapper in Residence
The Chicago-based artist and rapper is using his platform as the Taft’s artist-in-residence to share the beauty in hip-hop and songwriting.
-
Editor’s Letter: April 2025
Editor-in-Chief John Fox wants to dance with somebody.
-
Who Were the Anthem Singers of the 1975 World Series?
The good, the bad, and a star was born when Kate Smith got sick.
-
The Funny Girls of Alphas Comedy
The all-female troupe, which turns three this month, is on a mission to prove the future of comedy is female.
-
Dr. Know: Weird Signs, Old Cars, and a Mystery Mansion
The Good Doctor investigates a Sharonville manor, strange symbols on public buildings, and a 1972 Cadillac that lives at the Walnut Hills Post Office.
-
An Art Vending Machine for the People
The Art-O-Mat sells original works by local artists for just five dollars.
-
-
Radar
-
Party on the Poop Deck
The surprise disco waiting in the Northside Yacht Club bathrooms.
-
For This Ft. Thomas Home, It Is Easy Being Green
An environmentally friendly home in NKY boasts gorgeous views, modern design, and energy efficiency.
-
-
Dine
-
Try These Dishes for International Carrot Day
Some of the best variations of everyone’s favorite orange root vegetable.
-
Silas Creative Kitchen Brings Big Flavor to a Small Town
This sleek eatery makes its mark in Darke County.
-
Exploring the Culinary World with Locals
Cincinnatians are venturing out internationally and finding food, drinks, and fun in places like Peru, Germany, and Portugal.
-
Wayfarer Tavern Has Its Eyes on the Pies
Check out this Dayton pub for a traditional pizza or one with more adventurous toppings.
-