The Carnegie and the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra are bringing the 60’s back with “Two Cities, Two Bands”: The sounds and stories of Blood Sweat & Tears and Chicago, playing three performances – May 7, 8, and 9 at 8:00 p.m. Part of The Carnegie’s Carnegie in Concert Series, the KSO’s Boogie Band and some of the region’s best […]
Tag: Culture & Art
DevouGrass Festival Expanding, Announces Music Lineup
The second annual DevouGrass Music and Arts Festival will be held at Covington’s Devou Park Bandshell on September 26, 2015. The family-friendly fest will remain free to attend and feature music, artisan craft vendors, food trucks, and entertainment for kids of all ages. Proceeds will once again be donated to Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky […]
NKY Students to Participate in Week-Long Theater Festival in Cincinnati
Northern Kentucky schools will play a big role in a first-time ever, week-long free festival of student performances of Shakespeare plays in downtown Cincinnati beginning April 15. Almost 40 schools are participating from across Greater Cincinnati including nine local schools and more than 100 Northern Kentucky students showcased in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s Project 38. Performances […]
KSO Concert Will Be Out of This World
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s April concert will be out of this world – or as close as you can get with your feet firmly planted on the ground as the KSO tours the solar system with NASA images and Dean Regas, outreach astronomer at Cincinnati Observatory as tour guide. Centerpiece of the April 11 concert at […]
Bellevue Renaissance Seeks Artists and Vendors for Spring Show
Bellevue Renaissance is seeking plant and garden-loving vendors and artists to particpate in Bellevue Blossoms, a spring celebration of gardening and flowers, on Saturday, May 16. The event is a great opportunity for artists and businesses to sell, market, and build an audience as they help make the world a bit more beautiful and environmentally […]
Local Father-Daughter Writing Team to Debut Play in Edgewood
Dixie Heights High School freshman Lauren Hudson, along with her father, Frost Brown Todd attorney and author Robert Hudson, have adapted the story from their bestselling, award-winning book, Our Best Tomorrow, into a script for the stage. The play, also entitled, “Our Best Tomorrow,” will debut at Turkey Foot Middle School in Edgewood at 7:00 […]
199C Art Show to Take Over Covington’s Pike Street
On Friday, April 3, Covington-based creative agency BLDG will celebrate the opening of 199C, the region’s only Opening Day art event. The show will feature artwork from more than 50 artists from Covington and Cincinnati to Seattle and New York and major cities in between and will run through May 2. Celebrating and representing our […]
Did Someone Say Dance Party? Here’s How You Can Join the Fun
Imagine you’re on a bus, mind numb, traveling from Point A to Point B. You’re worrying about the bills you have to pay, the errands you need to run, and…suddenly, people start dancing on the bus with you. COV200 signs surround you. Wait, what’s COV200? You look outside the window – more people dancing. What is […]
Art Show Opens in Ludlow on Friday
This Friday, March 20, Ludlow cafe Wynners Cup will host “An Evening of Ludlow Art” from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. inside its space on Elm Street. The free show is a collaborative endeavor featuring both art and photography from four Ludlow High School graduates. Shawn Voelker works as a professional artist who creates in […]
Jackie Demaline: See These Shows in March
This month – different views of literary classics. Little Women takes different forms at Cincinnati Shakespeare and Footlighters; Peter Pan will fly high at the College-Conservatory of Music in the musical version America knows by heart (all together: “I’m flying!”) while Playhouse in the Park offers a Peter Pan prequel with Peter and the Starcatcher. Ensemble continues its stand-out season […]

