WHAT SHOULD I BE DOING INSTEAD OF THIS?
 
To Do
 

Event: Summerfair Cincinnati

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Summerfair 2013 — one of the oldest continuous art fairs — returns to Coney Island for its 46th year of celebrating and appreciating art. The event will feature more than 300 fine artists and  

Music: Kenny Roby

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Kenny Roby’s first album in seven years is one of 2013’s best. Roby is philosophical when considering his place in the musical food chain. His big break in the ’90s came when his rootsy Ame  

Class: Introduction to Mushroom Cultivation

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Mycologist Romain B. Picasso leads a workshop on the basics of mushroom cultivation at the Civic Garden Center. Mushrooms grow from spores, not seeds, so this class will teach you how to build a mushr  

Event: Mahrajan Summer Festival

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 29, 2013
The Mahrajan summer festival returns to St. Anthony of Padua church in East Walnut Hills for a day of food, music, games and more  — all celebrating Lebanese heritage. Authentic cuisine include  

Music: The Lumineers with Cold War Kids

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Finding the scene competition in their Brooklyn base a bit too bloodthirsty, duo vocalist/guitarist Wesley Schultz and drummer Jeremiah Fraites relocated to Denver, Colo., and recruited cell  

Music: Passion Pit with Cults

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Passion Pit’s profile has expanded rapidly since forming a few years back, moving from frontman Michael Angelakos’ one-man bedroom project to a major-label five-piece with gigs at massive summer f  

Music: Mountain Heart

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Ten years ago, Mountain Heart opened up a concert at the Taft Theatre for recently deceased Country Music Hall of Famer, George Jones. To Jones’ credit, his love of Bluegrass music allowed for such   

Art: Continuity and Change: The Return to Figurative Painting

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
We’ve been here before, but it wasn’t quite the same. The frequently sun-struck paintings in the engaging exhibition, Continuity and Change: The Return to Figurative Painting, now at Cincinnati Ar  

Music: The Socials

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
After a couple of years of little-to-no activity, excellent Cincinnati Punk band The Socials has returned to the local club circuit and (cool) record store bins. On Saturday, June 1, the trio performs  

Music: The Cliftones

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Friday, Cincinnati Reggae greats The Cliftones celebrate the release of their latest single, the third to be issued this year, with a show at the Southgate House Revival in Newport. The 9 p.m. ev  

Onstage: The Fringe Festival

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
 So what tips can I offer, as the 10th Cincinnati Fringe Festival is about to begin? I’ve attended these annual round-ups of theater, dance, comedy, music, monologues and oddball unclassifiable  

Music: Col. Bruce Hampton

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
About 10 years ago, Col. Bruce Hampton played the now-defunct Barrelhouse here in Cincy. After spending the afternoon with the Colonel, I attempted to get a message to local politician and entrepreneu  

Music: New Found Glory

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
New Found Glory is a rarity in contemporary music; a band that attains iconic status without succumbing to compromise or internal fracturing.  The Florida quintet coalesced in 1997 when vocalist  

Music: Simo

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
A good overzealous band bio can make for quite the unintentional treat. Take what Simo and/or its management cooked up when someone decided to go off the rails with the hard sell. According to the bio  

Music: Andrew W.K.

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
In 2002, I interviewed Andrew W.K. about his debut full length, I Get Wet, famous for its cover shot of his hemorrhaging nose and ubiquitous hit single, "Party Hard." Back then, AWK was trying to br