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  

Many comedy fans know that comedian Jeff Foxworthy left a job at IBM to start a career in stand-up. Detroit native Rob Little also worked for “Big Blue,” but when he left he advised others to   

 Mayday’s inaugural new Art & Craft [Beer] night celebrates what Northside is already all about — paying homage to Cincinnati’s creative types who pour their souls into the work the  

Lerner and Loewe’s tuneful musical about the mythical court of King Arthur and his Round Table was the soundtrack 50 years ago for a youthful, energetic American President, John F. Kennedy. With  

 Do you love dogs? Do you love beer? Good news, because both of those enthusiasms will be entertained at the annual Balls Around the Block fundraiser in downtown Cincinnati. Mingle and drink   

 Photographer and conceptual artist James Welling has been working in the aforementioned (typically marginalized) disciplines before either were an established part of the contemporary art di  

 Matthias Maute has been dubbed “the wild man of the recorder,” but in this case, the recorder is not a digital device — it’s the flute’s predecessor in a variety of ranges. Maute t  

Modern Folk Pop favorite Ellis Paul is bringing his music to his fans in Greater Cincinnati this weekend, performing Saturday at The Redmoor. Paul’s connection to his fans is well known to mus  

It’s a piece of cake, literally, if you stop by the Main Library at Eighth and Vine streets downtown for a slice of Mardi Gras on Saturday from 1-4 p.m. Members of The Greater Cincinnati Retail   

“It’s beautiful out here… it’s so beautiful it hurts my feelings.” Wayne White’s drawled Tennessee accent frames things in such a hilariously human way that one can’t help but love t