ARTS & CULTURE
Take a step beyond the beers and find ways to trace and celebrate Irish heritage throughout the year.
The new Clifton Cultural Arts Center celebrates its grand opening with free programming, featuring performances, demos, and more on Saturday, March 9.
The Freedom Center unveiled the 11-foot statue, The Beacon of Hope in honor of the release of the Harriet Tubman commemorative coin.
It's impossible to imagine Cincinnati without Music Hall, Cincy Shakes, BLINK, and a thousand other arts programs.
Adventure Crew presents the No Man's Land Film Festival on Feb. 29, featuring the stories of women and gender non-conforming athletes.
Summerfair's Emerging Artist exhibition, featuring work by regional college students opens Friday at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center.
Same great art fair, at the same great location, as Summerfair announces it will stay at Coney Island this year.
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.
Still working on those resolution? See how you can help the community this year by donating tickets and experiences to Most Valuable Kids.