Ah, spring. It’s the season of daffodils and tanning booths, polka-dotted rainboots and dieting. And, of course, it’s wedding season! Brides-to-be looking to get a head start on matrimonial to  

 It’s time to celebrate David Bowie’s ch-ch-change from 65 to 66, meaning The Drinkery is honoring his legacy with its annual full-fledged Bowie blowout. Things are wont to get extra-weir  

When one begins to drink alcohol for the first time in one’s life, there are some common tendencies in which we tend to engage. Perfectly acceptable beer means a 24-pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon pai  

The seeds of Rhode Island’s “Electro Spazz Punk” duo Math the Band were planted and tended to by a 12-year-old Kevin Steinhauser, who turned his interest in vintage synths and video game s  

Not only has Cincinnati produced dozens of homegrown stand-up comics, it has been the adopted hometown of several more. That list includes Greg Warren, Mike Lukas and Jeremy Essig. The latter came  

 As a champion of outsider art, Thunder-Sky Inc. has been making magic since 2009. There is no hocus-pocus involved — just the inspiration of Raymond Thunder-Sky, the late “construction c  

 Bluegrass ensemble Hayseed Dixie began racking up fans upon its formation at the dawn of the 21st century thanks to its energized and entertaining live show and the contents of the band’s   

Bring your own drinks and bring your friends for a night of sushi that you’ve made yourself. Chefs walk you through step-by-step instructions on how to make your own delicious dinner. Before y  

One of the most consistent artist-run spaces in town, Manifest Gallery, offers its visitors a unique glimpse into the minds of its organizers this coming Sunday evening, as part of an ongoing free  

It’s a bazaar! Get lost amongst hidden treasures and gems featuring booths and wares from Cincinnati USA Music Heritage Foundation, Whispering Beard Folk Festival, Antiques and Collectibles by   

The arrival of the New Year marks the return of the Cincinnati Film Society (a non-profit founded in 1979 and devoted, through various incarnations, to encouraging the appreciation of film as an  

For a great way to meet your need for some onstage entertainment in the first week of 2013, I suggest you put a big red circle around Monday, Jan. 7, for True Theatre’s next presentation at Kn  

The opening pages of Leah Stewart’s new novel, The History of Us, features an illustrated map with various Cincinnati landmarks and locations: Northside, the Museum Center, Mount Adams, Music Ha  

 Yes, Christmas happened on Tuesday. But I bet you haven’t put away your decorations yet. At the Cincinnati Playhouse, Scrooge has a few more Christmas Eve encounters with ghosts who cure h  

 “I take a joke then add a joke and then build it up. Some guys do that, and I’m one of those guys. It just seems like you always want what you can’t have,” says Mike Vecchione. “So