Bellevue Beach Park hosts 75 artists this Saturday, with auction proceeds funding art programs at three local schools.

Terence Hammonds returns to the Cincinnati Art Museum with over 50 works of his own.

Hunter Swafford, 15, was told he might not speak until 18. Now he's cleared the first round of American Idol auditions.

Crimes of the Centuries tapes live in Hamilton Sept. 12, retelling an 1870 saloon killing whose own defense lawyer accidentally shot himself to death.

Darkness Brewing will pour pints for Kentuckians For The Commonwealth as four Kentucky authors read on Fairfield Avenue.

A century-old West End movie house is finally getting new life as a $20 million-plus arts hub honoring the late Robert O'Neal.

Free live music, local food trucks and juried art fill Beech Acres Park on September 19 for a milestone anniversary.

Asianati's Moon Festival hits Fountain Square Sept. 26 with taiko drumming, tinikling and free tea tastings comparing Chinese, Indian and Japanese traditions.

Yemi Oyediran's great-grandfather helped finance the Kiriji War. Now that story closes Cincinnati's summer jazz season.

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.