Roberta Schultz reviews A Mile and a Half of Lines: The Art of James Thurber by Michael J. Rosen, a look at Thurber’s work as an artist, cartoonist, and illustrator that includes his drawings and commentary from fellow cartoonists and writers.

Local artist Mary Louise Holt is one of 81 wildlife artists from across North America invited to exhibit paintings in the Cincinnati Museum Center’s upcoming exhibition, In the Audubon Tradition . The exhibit explores Museum Center's 200-year history through the artwork of John James Audubon, John A. Ruthven and the next generation of wildlife artists.

Poet Joanne Greenway has published her first chapbook of free verse poetry, Limited Engagement . She joins Barbara Gray to explore its theatrical title and themes, plus read several of her poems.

For the first time in their illustrious history, downtown's Lloyd Library and Museum will exhibit a commissioned contemporary art exhibit created by new Artists-in-Residence, Future Retrieval (artist duo Katie Parker and Guy Davis). Director Patricia Van Skaik reveals more about this exhibit, titled Leaves of Plates , in this conversation with Lee Hay.

If you enjoy the Fox TV show MasterChef Junior , then you'll want to mark October 7 on your calendar as MasterChef Junior LIVE comes to the stage at the Aronoff Center . Joining our John Kiesewetter with details on this new live production is the producer, Stephen Cook .

Cincinnati's culinary specialties range from chili to ice cream to the often misunderstood goetta. Local food historian Dann Woellert attempts to bring the spotlight to this uniquely ours taste treat in his new book, Cincinnati Goetta: A Delectable History and he's talking about it with our Brian O'Donnell.

The healing power of horses has been an integral part of Michelle Holling-Brooks' life, and she shares hers and other stories in her new book, The Horse Cure: True Stories: Remarkable Horses Bringing Miraculous Change to Humankind . She provides more of her background and why she wrote the book in this interview with our Barbara Gray.

Cincinnati's No Promises Vocal Band is ready to release its latest EP, a collection of unique stylings of jazz standards called The Nines . As Elaine Diehl learns from Nat Comisar , the release will be celebrated at a Memorial Hall concert on Thursday, September 19.

T he Children's Theatre of Cincinnati has another season of productions with familiar names like Casper and Charlie Brown coming to the Taft Theatre and schools throughout the area. With a look at the 2019-20 season, Jim Stump is joined by Children's Theatre Marketing Director Krista Katona Pille .

Local country music legend and club owner Bobby Mackey is celebrating 41 years of his iconic, possibly haunted, country music honky tonk in Wilder, Kentucky. He's with our Elaine Diehl for some reminiscences and to talk about his latest single.