Reds mourn loss of Chuck Harmon
By Herald Staff Charles Byron Harmon, who integrated The Cincinnati Reds in 1954, died March 19, 2019, at the age…
Avondale residents provide vision for next decade
Avondale residents participate in Quality of Life event. Photo provided By Avondale Development Corporation As part of the Avondale Quality…
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Announces New Exhibit, We Who Believe in Freedom
Curated by Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi, Exhibit to Open to the Public Saturday, April 6 CINCINNATI, OH. (March 29, 2019)…
Cincinnati Opera Seeks African American SUPERS for Porgy & Bess
CINCINNATI—Cincinnati Opera will hold an open casting call for supernumerary roles for the company’s 2019 Summer Festival. Supernumerary or “super”…
Northern Kentucky author’s book now a film starring Alfre Woodard
By Dan Yount The Cincinnati Herald Northern Kentucky author Shelia Williams says she is humbled that what she writes could…
Opportunity zones could spur investments in distressed areas
Congressman Chabot and his staff have been meeting in various town halls throughout the area where opportunity zones were a…
Explore the impact of the kimono on global fashion in Kimono: Refashioning Contemporary Style at the Cincinnati Art Museum
CINCINNATI — In Kimono: Refashioning Contemporary Style, on view at the Cincinnati Art Museum from June 28–September 15, 2019, visitors…
See Know Theatre’s Producing Artistic Director in a rare solo performance in SAND
SPECIAL LIMITED RUN: March 28 – 30 “so you want to build a simple nuclear bomb” Join us at Your…
Major League Soccer makes historic debut in Cincinnati with a win
Lauren Eylise, of Cincinnati, sings the National Anthem to kickoff FC Cincinnati’s first home game in Major League Soccer. Photo…
BRANFORD MARSALIS LEGENDARY JAZZ SAXOPHONIST BRINGS QUARTET TO CINCINNATI
THE TAFT THEATRE SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2019 NEA Jazz Master, renowned Grammy Award®‐winning saxophonist and Tony Award® nominee Branford Marsalis…