When a fraudulent professor's bloviation about the city in a literary magazine somehow became an accepted fact.

736 Elsinboro Dr. was built in 1969 and has been lovingly cared for ever since. It has all the hallmarks of a luxurious custom home, but it is the backyard space that elicits a double take and a ...

Local architectural historian John E. Hancock shares what we know (and what we don’t) about the ancient ceremonial sites.

After centuries of erasure, we're still learning what we can about the pre-contact people who were here before the settlers arrived.

Charley and Edie Harper receive their first museum retrospectives in concurrent shows at the Cincinnati Art Museum and Taft Museum of Art. The late Charley Harper is one of Cincinnati’s most popular ...

The last Tribal Nation of Ohi-yo was removed from the state on July 20, 1843. Nevertheless, the city’s indigenous population is alive and thriving. “We often get placed in historical context,” says ...

A group of classical musicians, recognized by their use of unconventional performance spaces, joined two artists at their unique home for their recent concert experience, "Between Forms." ...

The clothing Millie De Leon removed was extravagant and abundant. She handed most of it carefully to an attendant but tossed dozens of garters into the audience. Is Cincinnati the home of striptease?

After graduating from Miami University, Santiago Meza was at a crossroads. He’d gotten a job offer and moved to a bigger city, where he was working as analyst, but he was unsure if he was on the right ...

The festival’s new VP and executive director shares what’s new and returning at this year’s signature art and light extravaganza.