If you think a scarf is just a way to keep from catching cold, you’re missing the fun. Art of the Scarf at Northside’s NVISION shows these ubiquitous accessories as the delight of designers and in  

Know Theatre has opted for quality rather than quantity in its productions this season. It’s following the highly regarded When the Rain Stops Falling with its second show, Cock by Mike Bartlett, ma  

Ohmigod, you guys: The Covedale Center’s production of Legally Blonde is like, totally fabulous. A bubbly, warm, laugh-out-loud evening of theater at its cutest, Blonde is well produced and wonderfu  

The huge stone quarries that hide in the landscapes of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky are strange things, monsters of ruggedly carved-out negative space that — when abandoned and filled with water — a  

New Edgecliff Theatre takes a big step with its next production, which opens this week. Wrapping up its 15th season, NET is presenting an ambitious work, David Auburn’s Proof, the 2001 winner of the  

It’s hardly a coincidence that comedian Nick Griffin is a fixture on all of the late night talk shows. “I watched the Tonight Show and Letterman quite a bit when I was young,” he explains, “an  

With Record Store Day falling on Saturday this year — 4/20, y’all! — it should be no surprise that critically acclaimed Cincy-area rockers Buffalo Killers would get in on the action; pot referen  

Celebrate the 43rd Earth Day at Sawyer Point with this year’s theme: “One Earth … One Chance.” This day of education and stewardship will also provide hours of family-friendly entertainment wi  

Join the Cincinnati Ballet as they turn the Cincinnati Masonic Center into the hottest nightclub in town: Club B. Replete with the red carpet treatment, guests can dance the night away in the VIP sect  

Brian Kimberling’s deftly rendered debut novel Snapper is set in his native Indiana, also known as the Hoosier state. Or, as our western neighbor is described early in the book, “Indiana is rural,  

Madeira’s historic Miller House Museum is opening for tours twice a month. Built in 1922, this Sears Roebuck kit house, operated by the Madeira Historical Society, presents an accurate slice of life  

Every spring, the University of Cincinnati opens its doors to hundreds of visitors who might never have a reason to go on campus were it not for a family member or friend graduating from the College o  

The human hurricane known as Mandy Patinkin sets down this weekend for three concerts with the Cincinnati Pops, his first appearance with the Pops since 1991. The protean star of stage (Evita, Sunday   

Everything Akron/Family does is patently fascinating, wildly evocative and compellingly mysterious. The Brooklyn, N.Y., collective — with no connection to the northern Ohio city or each other as ind  

Chuck Mead had a hell of a run with the band BR549 in the 1990s. The AltCountry outfit, named after the phone number Junior Samples would give out as part of a regular skit on that great American TV s