The Mary W. Baskett Gallery debuts Tuesday with kimonos and avant-garde Japanese fashion from the late collector's own archive.

A single pass moves ticket holders from Coltrane tribute jazz to a world-premiere opera on John Lewis through June 2027.

A 17-year-old Aiken High student's drawing of her home, smoke and all, became the cover of a hip-hop album now hanging downtown.

Five composers wrote in secret from one another for a Zuill Bailey cello showcase opening Summermusik's 12th season.

Clifton's Esquire Theatre hosts the festival's most-anticipated screening: a 1981 Hong Kong slasher once seen only as a VHS bootleg.

Cincinnati Art Week will fill Over-the-Rhine and nearby neighborhoods with exhibitions, pop-up galleries and artist-led programming during BLINK 2026.

Jodeci is bringing its 35th anniversary Forever My Lady tour to Cincinnati this November. The R&B group will perform at The Andrew J Brady Music Center on November 10.

Art on Vine has opened a new summer home at downtown Cincinnati’s Elm Street Plaza, bringing more than 80 makers to the first market. The free residency adds a major local-art stop to the city’s convention district.

Forest Park's Jazz in the Park returns Saturday, Aug. 1 for its 25th‑anniversary White Out at Central Park. Free admission, food trucks and live jazz headline the night.

A 1775 Revolutionary War banner in Cincinnati — painted with 13 arrows and "United We Stand" — is helping drive a $65M push to build a new research and collections center.

ArtsWave approved nearly $9M in three‑year operating grants to 46 local arts groups, from multimillion‑dollar institutions to neighborhood ensembles.

AfriFest returns to Sawyer Point on July 18 with dozens of vendors, live Afrobeats, traditional dance and a week of lead-up programming that spotlights local entrepreneurs.

A retooled Van Gogh immersive show has returned to downtown Cincinnati with new rooms, VR segments and a life‑size projection that invites conversation.