Two local artists — Aaron Delamatre and Russell Ihrig — have new comics ready to claim space on the shelves. The comic/graphic novel world is dominated, it seems, by superheroes, but that’s just  

See more than just exotic animals at the Cincinnati Zoo this weekend. Petco is teaming up with the zoo to present a day of awareness for pets in need. More than 50 animals from 14 different local anim  

The League of Cincinnati Theatres (LCT) celebrates the 2012-2013 theater season with an awards program at Know Theatre. LCT judging panels have made nominations of outstanding productions, actors and   

When Cincinnati’s first casino, Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati, opened at the Broadway Commons area between Downtown and Over-the-Rhine in early March, area music lovers probably expected the concert o  

Come see the artistic talents of the city of Cincinnati’s first class of Cincinnati Arts Ambassador Fellows (CAAF). Each of the 2012-13 ambassadors was awarded a $6,000 to use toward the creation of  

Martin Bisi had an important role in nurturing the fruitful, pioneering New York City music scene of the late ’70s and early ’80s, which was blossoming in various then-novel genres like New Wave,   

Dynamic Covington, Ky., group Kenny Peck & the Smoky Jack Band will celebrate their new album, Country Jack, Thursday at the Thompson House in Newport. Following up last year’s stripped-dow  

Lyle Lovett has persevered through some rough times during his long career, yet has always come through them to make wonderful music afterward. I’m not talking about his failed marriage to actress J  

It might surprise you to learn that Shakespeare’s tale of hypocrisy and extreme morality is considered a comedy. Left in charge of Vienna, the puritanical Angelo condemns Claudio to be executed for   

The late, impressively prolific crime novelist Robert B. Parker’s best-known literary creation was Spenser, a wise-ass Boston detective with a soft spot for Jazz, doughnuts, beer and dogs. Determine  

Guitar-strumming comic Nick Thune, whom you may recognize as a correspondent from Jay Leno’s ill-fated 10 p.m. talk show on NBC, didn’t start off in show business as a funnyman. “I was a musicia  

After recently celebrating its first anniversary, the young students at the School of Rock Mason are back in action this weekend, performing the music of The Who at The Redmoor in Mount Lookout. The a  

Spring’s balmy warmth always seems like the ideal time for a visit to the Taft Museum of Art. A true urban oasis, one can wander through its outdoor gardens and Federal villa (or just sit and eat on  

Join in the fun at the 44th annual Appalachian Festival. Coney Island hosts this day of tradition, crafts, history, demonstrations and more with live storytelling performances; music from the likes of  

Bring the whole family to join Santa Maria Community Services — a nonprofit agency that empowers Price Hill and surrounding area residents to achieve sustainable health, housing, education and more