Wildline Cadet Explores Black Diasporic Life and Culture in First Solo Museum Exhibition
The Haitian visual artist documents her family’s past and present in "Seremoni Disparisyon (Ritual [Dis]Appearance."
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The Haitian visual artist documents her family’s past and present in "Seremoni Disparisyon (Ritual [Dis]Appearance."
Why so chipper after back-to-back heartbreaking defeats? Well, for one thing, that’s the NFL. And a visit to winless Miami is up next, followed by a get-right bye week.
Queen Bee Half Marathon, Operation Pumpkin, and the Inaugural Cryptid Ball in town this weekend.
Local architectural historian John E. Hancock shares what we know (and what we don’t) about the ancient ceremonial sites.
FCC gets back to pursuing a playoff spot after the two-week international break.
Explore more local art from marginalized voices with a directory built by muralist Jason Al Ghussein.
Owner Santiago Meza is shooting for 100 locations by the end of the year and a potential deal with Target.
Stolen from a Queensgate mound in 1841, this 2,000 year-old sandstone artifact still intrigues archeologists.
Wave Pool and Soapbox partner to support innovative journalistic coverage of culture in Cincinnati.
Your invitation from AIA Cincinnati and Soapbox to join a thoughtful community conversation about good design.
Historic charm, live entertainment, and time to reconnect make our Indiana community an inviting getaway from Cincinnati.
Allowing both parents sufficient time off to bond and adjust to their new roles can have longer-term benefits within the family unit and contribute toward more equity in child rearing.
The revival of legacy commercial, educational and manufacturing properties embraces sustainability, technology and adds housing.
Buildings do indeed shape us. Learn key principles to help understand, evaluate, appreciate, and advocate for good architecture and design.
The event returns in October with a bigger footprint, more programming, and proof that Cincinnati’s startup ecosystem has grown without losing community-driven spirit.
An $8.4 million investment is bringing homeownership and a renewed sense of possibility to one of Cincinnati’s smallest neighborhoods.