Longtime CityBeat Film Critic tt stern-enzi on His New '(Re)view' Esquire Theatre Series
By Mackenzie Manley
Where to Find Free Donuts in Cincinnati for National Donut Day
Monthly ‘Tea Dances’ Celebrate and Connect Cincinnati’s LGBTQ Community
Cincinnati Author Holly Brians Ragusa's Memoir Reclaims the Narrative of Her Father, Serial Killer Victim John Powell
Lloyd Library’s Newest Exhibit Highlights Work of Local Environmental Nonprofit Groundwork Ohio River Valley
At the Lloyd Library event, the nonprofit says they plan to give a deep dive into the organization as a whole and its various programs, including Citizen Science, Green Team and Climate Safe Neighborhoods.
Tags: Culture, Groundwork Ohio River Valley, Cincinnati conservation, Cincinnati nonprofits, Lloyd Library, Lloyd Library exhibit
Cincinnati Artist Brandon Hill’s Coloring Books Fuse Mental Health and Fun as Works of Art
Sold under the business moniker In Fly We Trust, each coloring book volume speaks to a different era of Hill’s own mental health journey.
Tags: Visual Arts, Brandon Hill, In Fly We Trust, Cincinnati coloring books, Cincinnati artists, Cincinnati artwork, mental health coloring books
Outdoor Ceramics Meet Lush Plant Life in Krohn Conservatory’s New Exhibit
The Ceramics in a Garden exhibit aims to expand the public’s perception of outdoor ceramics and what they can add to garden spaces
Tags: Visual Arts, Ceramics in a Garden, Krohn Conservatory, Eden Park, Bunnies and Blooms, Krohn Conservatory butterfly show
In "Met the End," the author weaves together true-crime history and personal healing.
Tags: Culture, Holly Brians Ragusa, author, Met the End, John Powell, Donald Harvey, true crime, memoir
Preserving a Pictorialist: Taft Museum of Art Hosts Exhibit of Loveland Photographer Nancy Ford Cones's Work
Cones was largely overlooked after her death but is now the subject of the Taft Museum’s "Craft + Camera" exhibition.
Tags: Visual Arts, Taft Museum of Art, Nancy Ford Cones, exhibit, pictorialist, photography
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