The tennis tournament now known as the Western & Southern Masters and Women’s Open has existed in Cincinnati in one form or another for 112 years, which makes it the oldest tennis tournament  

Cincinnati Young People’s Theatre marks its 30th anniversary with a crowd of high school talent — 100 kids from roughly 40 high schools — at the Covedale Center for the Performing Ar  

Hollywood Casino has added a new delectably delicious vice to its running tally of gambling, booze and fun: “Men Without Shirts.” Yes, ladies (and gentlemen), this sinfully sensual show in  

They’re not your Christmas stocking kaleidoscopes, the gorgeous instruments in Kaleidoscopes of the 21st Century at Carnegie Visual and Performing Arts Center. Although they are works of art, mo  

Fancy hot dogs. A slew of big-city-esque food trucks. New Neapolitan-style pizza places. Cincinnati is a real food city. And the latest addition to our ever-widening epicurean palate is StreetPops, a   

Just as we all start showing more skin in the oppressive heat of summer, Prairie in Northside brings us Body of Art, an exhibition that invites viewers to consider bodies — ours, the artists&rsq  

Without the benefit of a Lil Wayne guest appearance, a salacious Twitter feed or a glamorous meat dress designer, My Morning Jacket has become one of the biggest musical acts in America. The Louisvill  

Literally hot because the Northside Rock ’N Roll Carnival, Fourth of July Parade & Festival embraces the heat and humidity of a steamy Cincinnati July, this is also one of city’s hotte  

The group of local school teachers who founded the popular Newport Gangster Tour have their hands full this year. Their brainchild has exploded into a set of three urban walking tours and has been reb  

Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati had its biggest box-office hit ever in 2010 with The Marvelous Wonderettes, a musical tale about a foursome of girl singers who save the prom (Act I) and then come back   

Ceramicist duo Katie Parker and Guy Michael Davis combine the research ethics of historians with the forward-thinking innovation of technophiles. Using 3-D scanning technology, they create porcelain s  

The good thing about being near a giant river during the summer is not the opportunity to go swimming — too dangerous, plus swimming pools are cleaner. What the Mighty Ohio will offer all summer  

Who didn’t like playing on the playground as a kid? Taking the playground to the next level, Cincinnati’s growing parkour and freerunning community is seeking a thrill and getting a workou  

The Whispering Beard Folk Festival originated just a few years ago as a backyard hootenanny with organizers’ favorite musicians and a few of their best pals. The fest has considerably grown in s  

As the summer of 2011 steadily approaches, ArtWorks continues to pump out new projects to spread smiles and encourage cranium usage all over Porkopolis. The group’s newest project, Queen City Art Racks, is an effort to decorate bike racks in public spaces as part of an artist-designed, green initiative.