Cincinnati’s Cindependent and Over‑the‑Rhine festivals are merging into a single, more accessible Cindependent Film Festival set for Sept. 17–19, 2026 at Memorial Hall.

BLINK brought Cincinnati to Paris and London as organizers pitch the festival—and the region—to global arts and business audiences. The push leans on a 2M-attendee 2024 impact.

WGI Sport of the Arts returns to Dayton for two weekends in April, filling UD Arena, the Nutter Center and other area venues with color guard, percussion and winds competitions.

The Cincinnati Pops will mark America’s 250th at Riverbend on July 4 with Mandy Gonzalez, family activities, choral guests and a Rozzi fireworks finale.

A UC study finds murals can triple foot traffic on Cincinnati blocks, with the biggest gains near clusters of restaurants and shops.

Ohio handed out more than $3 million in film tax credits to seven productions — including "Exodus," a project state filings suggest may be tied to the Superman sequel.

The University of Cincinnati's art collection is on display at the Contemporary Arts Center until April 5, while a new book explores its history and educational significance.

The Feast of Carols returns to Cincinnati with choral holiday music featuring CCM Chamber Choir, Youth Choir, and local high schools across multiple concerts.

Nick Gundrum, a BFA Musical Theatre major, is a semifinalist in the American Pops Orchestra's vocal competition, with a chance to perform at Lincoln Center.

The City of Cincinnati highlights the history of City Hall's Romanesque architecture and significance through a social media post featuring historical photos from the @cincylibrary archives.

Two University of Cincinnati researchers presented their discovery of a 3,500-year-old warrior's grave in Greece at the Met and discussed their findings, including a detailed sealstone, at a lecture.

A bus in Butler County is wrapped in a Freedom Summer of 1964 design, created by Miami University's Edward Johnson, serving as a mobile history experience. It honors civil rights and educates passengers on the importance of voting rights.

University of Cincinnati's architecture program gained international recognition at the 2025 Venice Biennale with their installation "INOSCULAE," highlighted in a Building Design article.