Opening Day will look a little different this year, but the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum is ready to “Root the Reds Home” with a new exhibition highlighting the origins of pennants and their evolution over the years.
America’s River Roots, coming to our shores Oct. 9-12, 2025, kicks off a celebration of America's 250th birthday with local music, cuisine and culture.
BLINK, the largest public art, light and projection mapping spectacle in the country, will be biger than ever this year! Artists wil return to Covington and expand into Newport for the very first time. Find out more about the new experiences, which are being made possible with support from meetNKY.
This year's Taft Museum of Art Duncanson Artist-in-Residence, Chef Tunde Wey, sees food as a starting point to bring people together. Through a series of events both at the Taft and in public spaces, Wey hopes to create conversation and community.
Summerfair Cincinnati annouced the 2024 recipients of the Small Arts Awards. The awards are designed to help smaller organizations expand their programming and increase opportunities for arts experiences in the community. See this year's winners!
Cincinnati has rightly been proud of its incredible arts scene. But a recent study by ArtsWave and Cincinnati Regional Chamber proves the arts are more than a feel-good story. From 2019-2023 the city's arts and culture sector had a total economic impact of $1.6 Billion.
Amy Thompson, CEO of Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, tells us how to make difference in our community – and the lives of local youths – by being a mentor.
Enjoy the cold weather indoors at the Contemporary Arts Center's Winter Festival this Saturday, Jan. 13, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., as the CAC's Creativity Center will be transformed into a Winter Fairyland for this free event.
Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy will be remembered in Cincinnati on Monday, Jan. 15, 2024 in much the same way Dr. King fought against racial segregation and injustice with marches, speeches and acts of service.