Northside’s NVISION is currently showing Tin Foil, a quirky series of collages by Paul F. Tribble, incorporating, yes, tin foil.   

Richard Ford’s sentences are as seductive as they are simply constructed; his stories as emotionally affecting as they are well executed.   

In case you missed it, the Horseshoe Casino opened on Monday … and will stay open for 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.   

Jimmy Dore does a fair amount of political comedy, but after the election and two sequesters, is he worn out on the subject? Not at all. “Things go forward,” he says from his home in suburban Los   

Since 2009, the drama program at UC’s College-Conservatory of Music has presented an annual “festival of student-created new works.”   

If you missed the hubbub about this week’s OFFF Cincinnati (the annual festival celebrating “the close relationship between art, creative thought and digital technology”),   

ReelAbilities is the largest national film festival dedicated to sharing the lives of people with disabilities. And thanks to the work of local festival co-chairs Living Arrangements for the Developme  

Run or walk to support Team Dragonfly! With spring on the horizon, there’s no better time than now to bring your friends, family and coworkers together to make great things happen for Dragonflies: f  

Lots of musicians talk a good game about having the audience “be a part of the show,” but few if any bring the crowd into the concert experience like Electronic/Orchestral Pop mad scientist Dan De  

Contemporary artists who use non-traditional media to create their work often muddy the lines between categories of drawing, sculpture and painting. Philadelphia-based Joseph Girandola is one such  

 Even as Million Dollar Quartet is still shakin’ things up at the Aronoff, the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts this week kicks off a different kind of quartet with a lot of familiar  

 Like many comics, James Johann landed in the stand-up business after washing out at a number of other vocations. “I used to be a welder,” he recalls. “I don’t know what I made. They   

Celebrate Cincinnati’s German past, debauched and medieval at this year’s festival of deliciously dark goat-beer. It all starts off with a meandering parade, replete with beer-bellied monks   

Last spring, two ladies with a mutual love for food and downtown Cincinnati changed the landscape of local late-night munchies forever when they launched Night Owl Market, the monthly gathering/  

Thanks to our friends at Macy’s, we can use these next couple months to discover and observe various types of art that make up our great city. The Macy’s Arts Sampler will go on for two m