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Covington’s reorganized, refocused and rebranded interdisciplinary arts center is better than ever

Tags: Culture, Carnegie Center, arts and culture, Katie Brass

More than 35 years ago, WEBN organized a fireworks show to celebrate its 10-year anniversary. Now, it’s evolved into an annual, all-day celebration: Riverfest.

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Whether you’ve got a fine car or just fine taste, Coney Island’s Cruise-a-Palooza features hundreds of makes and models, new and antique.

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Kathy Wade, the founder and CEO of Cincinnati-based arts education organization Learning Though Art, is a well-versed, albeit quiet, conversationalist when it comes to her brainchild, which will put up its second Crown Jewels of Jazz Festival this weeken

Tags: Culture, Kathy Wade, Culture, Crown Jewels of Jazz Festival, Learning Through Art

The Crown Jewels of Jazz Festival takes place Friday and Saturday, with events in Washington Park and the School for the Creative and Performing Arts.

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A lot is going on with the Freedom Center this weekend, not the least of which is the International Freedom Conductor Awards Gala at the Duke Energy Convention Center.

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With 25 food vendors and 16 “Best of Taste” winners, this festival’s 29th year might be one of its best.

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Todd Slaughter doesn’t make the driving force behind his artistic endeavors especially easy to understand. And, actually, since he talks in pieces — individual art pieces — it can be rather difficult to perceive unless one is being both extremely observa

Tags: Visual Arts, Weston Art Gallery, Visual Art, AMERICAN PRIMITIVES, Todd Slaughter

The Galloping Pig is just a fancy name for what this event’s sponsors call a fine day of polo (the sport of kings!).

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A bacon, Blues and brews arts and music festival?

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The oldest tennis tournament played in its original city, the Western & Southern open (aka the must-attend sporting event of the summer) is back for the 115th time.

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More than 100 vendors will tempt many more shoppers during what can only be called a shopper’s end-of-summer dream this week as the World’s Longest Yard Sale returns to MainStrasse.

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Green-minded vendors and sustainability experts coalesce to sell their products and share their knowledge during Gorman Heritage Farm’s third annual Ohio Valley Greenmarket.

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Sam Adams’ traveling summer party is making a Cincinnati stop in Eden Park.

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The second annual celebration of Over-the-Rhine’s best tastes, arts and sounds benefits Tender Mercies.

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There is a reason this fair is Butler County’s biggest festival of the year.

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One area creative builds a pop-up gallery for all

Tags: Culture, art, Over-the-Rhine, Final Friday, The Red Door Project

More than 200 vendors spread across Boone County Fairgrounds during this once-a-month treasure trove of a shopping situation, now in its 33rd year.

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The Cincinnati chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the Gay and Lesbian Center of Greater Cincinnati are shedding light on America’s youth suicide rates — particularly among members of the LGTBQ community.

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This weekend, the Heritage Village Museum features 300 soldier, citizen and cavalry re-enactors to tell the story of the American Civil War.

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