The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra has strived to make classical music accessible and affordable since its founding in 1992, offering unique programming, free outdoor concerts, and educational programs for students and schools.
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Carnegie Theatre hosts NKU’s adaptation of ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’
Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts continues its on-tourtheatre season with the Olivier Award-winning comedy The Play That Goes Wrong. NKU’s adaptation of The Play That Goes Wrong will be performed at the Carnegie Theatre in Covington from April 11 to 23. The original comedy was written by British playwriters Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer […]
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April Fools: Bellevue police prank citizens with helicopter
The Bellevue Police Department is celebrating April Fools Day by telling its citizens that it has acquired a helicopter to identify parking violations, with a photo of the helicopter in the city’s parking lot.
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Streetscapes takes March Madness crawl through Covington
March Madness is a fun and exciting time to spend in Covington, with giant TVs, Irish pub fare, and postgame fuel at Molly Malones, Covington Yard, and Smoke Justis.
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Cerberus Den: A home for the local tabletop gaming community
Cerberus Den, a local tabletop gaming shop, has moved from Newport to Fort Thomas and is now offering a place for kids and teens to hang out, play games, and have snacks after school.
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Bellevue to giveaway Van Winkle Reserve at birthday celebration
Bellevue is celebrating its 154th birthday in a big way this year, said Mayor Charlie Cleves. Kids get 100 bags of candy given away to two age groups with 12 chances to win additional prizes in each group. The celebration offers cupcakes, pizza, a bounce house and more. The Party Source donated the most notable […]
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Erlanger delegates make the case for mural project with Elsmere
Representatives from the city of Erlanger and Dixie Heights High School requested support from Elsmere City Council for a community mural project at their March 12 meeting. Dixie Heights art teacher Cierra Bevins first proposed the idea for the mural to the Kentucky Transportation Department last December. The mural is to be painted by Dixie […]
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ArtsWave awards grant to enhance Covington’s eastside with art
ArtsWave recently announced its Catalyzing Impact grant award winners, including the Center for Great Neighborhoods based in Covington, which will use the grant to support arts in the eastside.
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What’s a creamy whip, and when can I get one?
Creamy whips are a beloved Northern Kentucky tradition, symbolizing the symbolic end of winter and the start of summer, and can be found at several local creameries, including Silver Grove Dari-Bar, Dreamy Whip, Piper’s Cafe and Ice Cream Bar, and Sharky’s Arctic Sweets & Eats.
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Movie to film in Alexandria Community Park this week
A movie is set to film at Alexandria Community Park on March 13, and the city is encouraging residents to avoid the area due to restricted access.
