Celebrate the coming of summer with CityBeat’s grown-up version of a lemonade stand: our Margarita Madness party. Get ready for a lime-and-salt ’rita throw-down as participating bars and restauran  

ArtWorks is hosting a party to launch their new crowdfunding website power2give.org, an online cultural marketplace designed to connect donors with projects they are passionate about. Cultural organiz  

A few years ago comedian Pete Correale was trying to become a father. “We bailed on that,” he laughs. “We tried for 10 months and no kid came out of it, but some really good bits came out of it.  

Celebrate the majesty of the mighty Ohio River with a weekend full of water- and family-friendly events at Paddlefest. The 12th annual Paddlefest Weekend kicks off on Thursday with the Kids Outdo  

This weekend you’ll have four chances to catch Jazz guitar genius Stanley Jordan at the Blue Wisp Jazz Club. The six-string wizard plays the club Friday and Saturday, with two shows each night. You   

There might not be a more beloved piece of architecture in town than the blue John A. Roebling Bridge, which stretches between Covington’s Riverside Drive and Cincinnati’s Riverfront Park. The his  

You’ve probably already seen the Cincinnati Rollergirls’ advertisements on buses around town showing people how cool they look. Those interested in seeing how they look for real and what they do i  

WestFest, the largest street festival on the West Side, takes over downtown Cheviot on Saturday and Sunday for two days of music, food, beer and fun. There will be two stages for live music on both Sa  

Dogs are the best creatures on planet Earth. More proof of this undeniable claim is on display in photographer Theron Humphrey’s Maddie on Things: A Super Serious Project About Dogs and Physics.&nbs  

Playwright Neil Simon must be a great party guest, quick with quips and one-liners. His later plays like Lost in Yonkers and Brighton Beach Memoirs are sweet and nostalgic, but he made his name with l  

Globalization has hit the American middle class hard as blue-collar jobs that once yielded stellar wages and comprehensive benefits have eroded, if not completely vanished, in the last 25 years. Few k  

“I always use this line,” comedian Mark Viera says when asked about how he came to be a stand-up comic: “Comedy chose me, I didn’t really pick comedy. It seems like I was born to this. I was t  

With authentic Italian food and live Italian music, Italianfest brings an air of Italy to the Tristate. The celebration kicks off with a bocce ball tournament at Pompilio’s Restaurant (600 Washingto  

Do you find yourself wandering the aisles of your local supermarket bored to tears with its lackluster brews? Do you find yourself wishing it was Oktoberfest every month of the year to no avail? Then   

One intriguing opera in a new venue plus three warhorses equals Cincinnati Opera’s summer season. Factor in casts featuring many of opera’s most exciting and acclaimed young singers, along with yo