February 2023
Features
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Film Cincinnati’s Rise to the Top
Kristen Schlotman doesn’t just want Cincinnati to be “a” film city—she wants it to be “the” film city.
Film Production Tax Credits Make Show Business Boom in Cincinnati
Ohio’s film production tax credits have helped build an industry, but other states are now outbidding us.
Winterfilm Is A Film Fest On The Fly
One decade later, this local DIY film fest is still going strong.
Behind the Lights, Camera, Action: Local Folks in the Film Industry
Some movie jobs are obvious; others can be harder to define. But they’re just as vital to any film on the big screen.
All Signs Point to a Bright Future
The American Sign Museum has become a pop culture phenomenon. Now the organization is in the home stretch of a $5.5 million project that will expand its Camp Washington footprint in ways that honor the past and look toward tomorrow.
The Early Days of Cincinnati’s Film Industry
An ad man turned filmmaker helped jump-start our city’s love of the movies.
Cincinnati Is Everything, Everywhere, All on Film
The Queen City has garnered a reputation for being a perfect stand-in for just about every other city.
Michael Markesbery Scales His Mountain
The Cincinnati native’s Oros cold-weather technology is being tested by the U.S. Department of Defense, the Blue Origin space program, and outdoor apparel consumers. And he’s just warming up.
It’s Showtime! Where to Catch a Flick in Cincinnati
Looking for more than the multiplex? Try one of these five places to get your cineaste on.
Why We Keep the Movies Alive
In the age of streaming, it can be hard to remember how invigorating the theatrical experience is.
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Frontlines
Ricky Skaggs Is Proud to Bring the Kentucky Thunder
The state’s bluegrass music legend talks about keeping the picking tradition alive, his early career record sessions in Cincinnati, and why the road goes on and on.
Dr. Know Remembers Cincinnati’s Original Good Doctor, Albert Pyle
Jay Gilbert reminisces on Albert Pyle, who was the first Dr. Know and Cincinnati’s go-to detective for all things weird.
Jennifer Kinsley Is Caring From the Bench
The Chase College of Law professor joins the State Court of Appeals after a notable election victory.
Radar
The Smell of Success at District 78
District 78 Candles tell the story of Erikka Gray.
Desirae Futel’s Chill, Low Maintenance Style
The CEO of Designerae talks about her laid-back fashion sense and how she promotes her clients’ healing.
A Lavish Covington Condo In the Crown of The Ascent
See inside this sleek, sexy Northern Kentucky condo with larger-than-life personality.
Columns
Editor’s Letter, February 2023: Queen City on Film
How Cincinnati’s relationship with the film industry put us on the map.
The Big 1915 Film Fraud
How James Ford failed to make us “The Hollywood of the Midwest.”
Warder Nursery Grows an Eye-Popping Number of Plants For Our Parks
The nursery supplies nearly 40,000 beautiful potted plants to Krohn Conservatory and local green spaces each year.
Dine
Asianati Creates Community Through Cuisine
This foodie organization invites you to celebrate Asian culture across Greater Cincinnati.
Mary Katherine Hennigan Wants to Delight You
This lifestyle blogger shares the story of her foray into entertaining.
Frankie’s Offers a Whole World of Eats
This wine bar pays tribute to one Gold Star founder’s global appetite.
Daylily Deli’s New York State of Mind
This mini market adds an upscale twist to a Big Apple classic.
Y’all Come Back Now to Y’all Cafe
The RiverCenter restaurant is kickin’ Bluegrass with brunch favorites and Kentucky-style cooking.