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.

The 75-year-old composer behind Zombi 2's score plays a historic Northside lodge once home to DIY noise shows.

The bronze cryptid tribute has no name yet, and Loveland wants residents to help shape it.

Abraham Lincoln once wandered these 733 acres, and a lightning-struck mausoleum still overlooks a lake in Cincinnati.

The Art Deco movie palace showed We Are Marshall free to the community, closing an 18-year restoration saga in downtown Ironton.

Fifteen students helped paint a floodwall mural featuring the Purple People Bridge and Bellevue skyline near a key Newport intersection.

Improv Northern Kentucky now trains students at 8 North Center for the Arts in Fort Thomas, filling a Tri-State gap.

Vacant since 1996, the Westwood Theater is finally getting new life as a community arts hub, neighbors say.