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Tom Tsuchiya, who sculpted Hall of Fame plaques and Reds legends, headlines Hamilton's Celebrating Self luncheon next week.
CAM Nights & Holiday Lights returns with a Wild Wonderland theme lighting up the museum's courtyard walls three nights a week.
Three world-premiere ballets set to live music hit Music Hall this November, reuniting Cincinnati Ballet with the folk band Over the Rhine.
Covington's Cathedral Basilica swapped out all 58 of its weathered terra-cotta figures for scanned, hand-carved twins after a multimillion-dollar restoration.
The Fitton Center's three-day showcase mixes juried performances with speed networking to land artists their next gig.
Over 200 local artists and designers hit the Flora & Flair runway this week for Cincinnati's rowdiest fashion showcase.
Tickets for the horror author's Downtown Main Library talk sold out after going on sale in September.
The restored 1911 Emery Theater, now home to The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati, earned five honors from five organizations.
Sewists and crafters descend on Sharonville this week for a three-day expo packed with runway fashion shows and a sprawling vendor floor.
HOXXOH quietly painted the entire interior of the old Crossroad Health Center before the Over-the-Rhine building gets demolished for parking.
The Cincinnati Art Museum debuts its full Nancy Rexroth Collection, free to view through January 3, 2027.
Six musicians with ties to The Who and The Rascals recreate 1960s hits live, no backing tracks, at downtown Cincinnati's Aronoff Center.
Northern Kentucky University students built a bus that films you and lights up in response, debuting at BLINK next week.
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