The saddest realities we must face right now about the Cincy Winter Beerfest include two facets: 1) It cannot last forever, and 2) Even Andre the Giant wouldn’t be able to handle samples of all   

 Perhaps you’ve seen the cinematic version of Christopher Hampton’s Dangerous Liaisons, the story of manipulative seduction by a pair of idle 18th-century aristocrats in pre-Revolutionary  

 Exhale Dance Tribe’s newest offering as a resident company at the Aronoff Center spotlights this Cincinnati-based company’s 14 lithe dancers with choreography skewed toward modern dance   

 Local artist Jesse Mooney-Bullock’s hand-carved wooden puppets allow the multidisciplinary artist (who works in woodworking, sculpture, painting, performance and sound), to create a comple  

So your Valentine’s Day holiday comprised a less-than-stellar night alone eating cold Thai leftovers and drinking a $3 bottle of red wine… in bed… alone… with your laptop. Sweet, that’s   

Performing songs written for your baby daughter at a grown-up’s birthday party might not be the most typical way to kick off a career in music in earnest. But when the birthday party is for one   

Though Jazz is the music with which saxophonist Jeff Coffin is most closely identified, his experience and passion extends well beyond the genre. Coffin and his Mu’tet make dynamic, progressive   

“I was never a class clown,” says comedian Sean Patton. “I was more of a smokin’-weed-with-his-friends-in-the-backyard-while-skipping-school clown. I was pretty shy, believe it or not. I  

Cinderella is not only a classic rags-to-riches fairytale; it’s also one of the most beloved classical story ballets, featuring a lively Prokofiev score. But de la Dance Company’s Artistic D  

 Some critics termed Andrew Bovell’s recent play the best of 2010. (Last season Cincinnati Playhouse staged his Speaking in Tongues, a complicated tale of murder, romance and intrigue.) Know   

 Anyone who’s ever been simultaneously single and had a pet knows that animals tend me much more reliable — and far more willing to hang out under covers with bedhead in favor of an expen  

Get your buzz on with the makers of some of the best local beer money can buy and with the people who brew it. Artists from around the area will showcase their work around Mt. Carmel Brewery for o  

 Every year around this time, fashion shows are on the runway in “far-off places” like Paris, Milan, London and Florence. (And no, not the little Kentuckian city just south of us.) But wh  

The Mayerson JCC Jewish and Israeli Film Festival will open with a special presentation of the film Hava Nagila, a humorous documentary showing a different side of the famous Jewish party song by   

 The Northside International Airport’s “most unique miniature art gallery” (actually a converted bathroom) also shares space with a vintage clothing store, a bike shop, makeup studio an