The Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts is coming to Northern Kentucky University in 2026. The Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts and NKU shared the news that the university would host the program, starting in 2026, for the next three at an Oct. 3 press conference. Governor’s School for the Arts, known locally as […]
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‘Forces of Nature’ Scott High’s marching band competes again after 19 years
For the first time since 2006, Scott High School has a competing marching band. “I’m so excited, I’m so excited. Three competitions this year? I’m so excited. THREE competitions!” is how Scott senior, marching clarinetist and section leader Molly Lucas, described her feelings about this year’s season. The band’s show, titled “Forces of Nature,” was […]
Make a Gilmore Girls-inspired t-shirt in Covington this weekend
It’s officially Gilmore Girls rewatch season, and what better way to celebrate than with a cozy Saturday morning in Stars Hollow style? Arden and Gold is hosting a Gilmore Girls-inspired sweatshirt and t-shirt bar on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 13 West 7th St. in Covington. Prices range from $25 to $40. […]
Fall fest returns to Bellevue with family fun, seasonal treats
Bellevue Beach Park will transform into a fall wonderland this Friday as the city’s annual fall fest returns with family-friendly activities, seasonal treats and local vendors. The event is scheduled for Oct. 3 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Bellevue Beach Park. The park will be filled with artisan vendor booths and activities, including […]
Give your feedback on the Newport floodwall murals
The Newport Floodwall Mural Committee wants your feedback. The committee is collecting input from the community on favorite history, stories, food, etc., about Newport to help create designs for murals on the Newport floodwall along Dave Cowens Drive. There will be a call to mural artists at a later date. Take the survey here.
Rocky Horror Picture Show returns to The Carnegie this fall
A production of the Rocky Horror Picture Show will return to the Carnegie in Covington late October and into early November. “This return engagement follows The Carnegie’s sold-out 2024 production, which swept Cincinnati theatre honors,” according to a press release from the Carnegie. “It won CityBeat’s Best of Cincinnati Awards for Best Play (Reader’s Choice) and […]
Kenton County Library hosts yard-sale swap, Taylor Swift-inspired engagement party
Shake it off, Swifties and bargain hunters – this weekend is your chance to swap all too well-loved items before the holidays and dance the night away at a Taylor-inspired engagement party. The Kenton County Public Library is hosting a community yard-sale swap at the Latonia Branch and “The Wedding You’re Not Invited To” at […]
Dan Van Vechten Trio to perform at Baker-Hunt’s Music in the Gardens
The Baker-Hunt Cultural Center’s “Music in the Gardens” outdoor concert series is coming back with a folk/bluegrass band. The Baker-Hunt Cultural Center, located at 620 Greenup St. in Covington, is hosting a Dan Van Vechten Trio concert on Oct. 17 from 6 to 8 p.m. The event is open to the public and will feature […]
Eight finalists chosen for public art display at Central Riverfront
Eight finalists have been chosen to advance for consideration as the public art project that will eventually go into the Central Riverfront Development site, located on the site of the old IRS building in Covington. There were 25 submissions to the contest, each of which was judged by a panel of art experts, community members […]
Niko Moon to headline Merchants & Music Festival this weekend
Niko Moon is headlining the Merchants & Music festival in Fort Thomas this Saturday. Merchants & Music is entering its 21st season this year. The festival also showcases NKY/Cincinnati food trucks, West Sixth Beer, as well as a kids section featuring Amazing Giants, face painting, balloon artists and bouncy houses. The event is free to […]

