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Michelle Kiddy never shies away from a challenge.
Pieces of art will be hidden around Ludlow, Covington, Newport, Bellevue, or Dayton starting Monday and through Wednesday.
"In the coming time, strangers, viewing the works on the hills of Newport and Covington, will ask, 'Who built these entrenchments?' You can reply, 'We helped in thousands.' If they inquire the
Bellevue Middle School was one of three schools selected to be part of the three-year JumpStart Theatre Program at the Children's Theatre of Cincinnati.
Paul & Erika's House Show was created, performed, and recorded at the Covington home of co-creators Paul Strickland and Erika Kate MacDonald.
Kentucky Humanities awarded $500,000 to 85 cultural organizations throughout the state through funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the $2.2 trillion CARES Act econ
Falcon Theatre, like all entertainment venues in the region, was forced to shutter productions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Multiple Northern Kentucky arts organizations will receive a share of funding allocated to Kentucky by the National Endowment for the arts, Governor Andy Beshear announced on Friday.
The Northern Kentucky International Festival announced that local college and university presidents will judge its food competition on March 14.
The Ark Encounter and the Creation Museum finished as the top two in a USA Today Readers' Choice Awards category for religious museums.
The Public Arts Network of Northern Kentucky launched a new comprehensive calendar at www.NKYArtQuest.com.
The Carnegie was awarded a $25,000 grant from the Helen G., Henry F., and Louise Tuechter Dornette Foundation to support its arts education programming for local children.
Cincinnati Magazine's annual list of the best restaurants in the region includes a Mainstrasse Village favorite.
The City of Crestview Hills announced Monday that its summer concert series would be moving from Crestview Hills Towne Center to a practice field at Thomas More University in the city.
