Architreks, a volunteer program of the Architectural Foundation of Greater Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Preservation Association, is leading a guided walking tour of the West End’s Betts Longworth
Fountain Square’s multiple weekly summer music series kick-off Tuesday with the first American Roots show, featuring local performers who play everything from Bluegrass and Folk to Honky Tonk and Ro
Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard, created in the mid-1990s was his last big show to have some measure of success, including a two-year run on Broadway. Even at that, however, the musical versio
Long gaps between albums aren’t unusual for IsWhat?!
In fact, it took Napoleon Maddox and his Cincinnati-based genre-defying Hip Hop/Jazz/Rock/Soul collective three years after their 1996 for
Patti Smith's Contemporary Arts Center exhibition and concert, The Coral Sea, opens May 18 — also the date of her Memorial Hall performance.
It is a remembrance of and tribute to her close c
Re-purposing materials and fixtures intended for landfills has become de rigueur for on-trend designers and architects who wish to give their clients opportunities to utilize second-hand objects in ne
Since taking shape circa 2007 as a duo hinged on the talents of Swann and vocalist Zahira Gutierrez (more personnel would be recruited from shows and house parties in Houston), Wild Moccasins have swi
After close to six solid years of touring and a quintet of best selling albums (including a B-sides/rarities collection and a live CD/DVD set), The Killers began 2010 with the announcement that they w
Todd Rundgren first got the attention of the wider music world when he released the syrupy-yet-addicting Soft Rock hit “Hello It’s Me” in 1972. However, to his credit, once achieving stardom, Ru
With the constant influx of talent into Austin, Texas over the past few decades, the true rarity is the singer/songwriter that actually hails from the city. Danny Schmidt is a member of that fairly ex
Formed in the late ’00s, the Oklahoma City Street Punk quintet Violent Affair has happily reaffirmed its ties to the genre in any way possible, whether by covering the fantastic Blitz or noting that
Bob Biggerstaff, international comedian of mystery. “Wednesday morning I was in Honduras,” he says via Skype from a hotel room in Montreal. “I performed on a cruise ship. Got on the ship in Gran
A martini bar and a bathtub form the set for Krisit, opening its three -weekend run at Clifton Performance Theatre, with award-winning Dale Hodges in the title role as a movie starlet who has grown to
Runners, walkers, walkers with strollers, runners with dogs, walkers with dogs and anyone else who wants to support OTR are invited to participate in the seventh annual Over-the-Rhine 5K Run/Walk, fol
For having a reputation as a conservative city, Cincinnati’s arts advocates sure know how to let loose. The Weston Art Gallery’s annual fundraiser Exhibitionism 3 gives the institution’s support