Part of Downtown Covington will soon be christened as “Madland”, a new branding effort to create a buzz around the city’s music and arts scene. BLDG, the Pike Street-based creative firm, and promoter Frank Hulefeld of Anthem Project Productions are working together on the effort that will revolve around seven different venues within two blocks of […]
Tag: Culture & Art
Shakespeare Company Closes 20th Season by Completing the Canon
“The Two Noble Kinsmen” – say who? Cincinnati Shakespeare caps its 20th anniversary season May 2-25 by completing the canon — the 38 plays attributed to William Shakespeare. The Bard’s final credit – actually a co-credit with Jacobean playwright John Fletcher – is “The Two Noble Kinsmen.” “Kinsmen” is a minor romance, an adaptation of Chaucer’s […]
Shakespeare Company Closes 20th Season by Completing the Canon
“The Two Noble Kinsmen” – say who? Cincinnati Shakespeare caps its 20th anniversary season May 2-25 by completing the canon — the 38 plays attributed to William Shakespeare. The Bard’s final credit – actually a co-credit with Jacobean playwright John Fletcher – is “The Two Noble Kinsmen.” “Kinsmen” is a minor romance, an adaptation of Chaucer’s […]
New Covington-Themed T-Shirt: No Shirt, Full Service
“It’s Covington. It’s kind of our thing.” Covington has quite a regional reputation for its abundance of shirtless streetwalkers during the warmer months, or even the slightly cool months, too, thanks in no small part to a popular bumper sticker that reads, “Put Your Shirt On, Covington!”. It’s funny ’cause it’s true. The guys at […]
New Covington-Themed T-Shirt: No Shirt, Full Service
“It’s Covington. It’s kind of our thing.” Covington has quite a regional reputation for its abundance of shirtless streetwalkers during the warmer months, or even the slightly cool months, too, thanks in no small part to a popular bumper sticker that reads, “Put Your Shirt On, Covington!”. It’s funny ’cause it’s true. The guys at […]
Kentucky Symphony Jazz Concert at Holmes to Benefit Baker Hunt
The Friends of The Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center and the Covington Education Foundation invite you to experience a 90 minute family-friendly Community Concert, performed by the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s Floodwall Jazz Quintet. Join in the fun with your family, friends and neighbors on Friday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the beautifully restored Jack Moreland Auditorium […]
Kentucky Symphony Jazz Concert at Holmes to Benefit Baker Hunt
The Friends of The Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center and the Covington Education Foundation invite you to experience a 90 minute family-friendly Community Concert, performed by the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s Floodwall Jazz Quintet. Join in the fun with your family, friends and neighbors on Friday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the beautifully restored Jack Moreland Auditorium […]
Theatre Review: “Other People’s Money” is a Treat
“Other People’s Money” at New Edgecliff through April 26 is every bit the treat I was expecting it to be – an easy prediction when you bring together a good script, a good director (Greg Procaccino) and a good ensemble cast. Find your way to the Aronoff’s small studio Fifth Third Bank Theater (entrance on Main). […]
Theatre Review: “Other People’s Money” is a Treat
“Other People’s Money” at New Edgecliff through April 26 is every bit the treat I was expecting it to be – an easy prediction when you bring together a good script, a good director (Greg Procaccino) and a good ensemble cast. Find your way to the Aronoff’s small studio Fifth Third Bank Theater (entrance on Main). […]
Calipari to Sign Copies of New Book in Crestview Hills
Kentucky men’s basketball coach John Calipari will sign copies of his new book, “Players First” during a stop at Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Crestview Hills on Monday. Calipari, coming off a miraculous run in the NCAA Tournament where the 8-seeded Wildcats made it all the way to the championship game before falling to Connecticut, has been […]
