Grab your dancing shoes and travel back in time with Cincinnati Museum Center for 1940s Day. The event is returning to the iconic Art Deco Lunken Airport.
Swing back in time as 1940s Day lands at Lunken Airport
Category: History
Ohio Society of Colonial Wars hosts national meeting
Cincinnati was in the spotlight when Ohio’s Society of Colonial Wars hosted the General Council Meeting of Colonial Wars societies from around the country.
What to Do/See/Hear | June 27-July 3
If you keep thinking, surely all the arts and cultural entertainment opportunities will have to take a summer breather, I’m afraid you’re mistaken (and, as the joke goes, don’t call me Shirley).
What to Do/See/Hear | June 6-12
It’s another busy week in the Queen City, both indoors and out. You have no excuse not to find something completely enlightening, entertaining or both to do. I’ll even give you a head start on planning.
What to Do/See/Hear | May 30-June 5
Astronomers and sticklers will tell you that summer does not officially begin until June 21. These people have apparently not experienced either Cincinnati’s arts scene or humid heat in late May and early June. To my allergy-clouded eyes, it looks like summer to me. Judge for yourself.
DAAP reinvents 8,000 pounds of Rookwood Pottery tile for Venice Biennale
The University of Cincinnati College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning – in partnership with Rookwood Pottery and other local makers – will present “Alchemy,” an installation of artistic innovation and creative repurposing, at the 2018 Venice Biennale.
What to Do/See/Hear | April 25-May 1
It’s time for a seasonal changing of the guard. With May just around the corner, many of Greater Cincinnati’s purveyors of cultural entertainment are wrapping up either their current undertakings or their season. That’s good news for you: There’s plenty to catch, both coming and going.
What to Do/See/Hear | April 18-24
Engage your mind and your senses this week with new exhibits, performances and more around town. This city has a lot to offer so we’ve done some leg work for you and selected a few happenings we don’t want you to miss.
What to Do/See/Hear | Jan. 10-16
Now that we’ve been reminded that the thermometer does register above 32, it’s time to crawl out from under our blankets and see what’s going on in the area. As it turns out, there’s quite a lot. Here are a few highlights…
Underground Railroad led to Glendale for many escaping slavery
Before its official founding in 1855, the village of Glendale was home to many blacks escaping slavery through the Underground Railroad. Now, third-generation resident William Parrish is working to keep that history alive.