Cincinnati's Sunset Players is celebrating the holiday with a new play that takes a sideways look at the story of The Three Bears.

For more than 60 years, the Southern Gateway Chorus has brought barbershop-style choral music to our region.

Memories from the Hills of Home : In this installment, Katie Laur recounts a family trip to her grandmother's Tennessee home in the 1950's.

Writer Armistead Maupin is perhaps best known for his San Francisco column Tales of The City , which was a popular TV special and has recently been adapted into a stage play.

Actor Frank Ferrante has created an indelible, and career-defining, performance as the comedy icon Groucho Marx.

Poetry Reading: Local poet Roberta Schultz recites Forbidden Fruit from her chapbook, Songs from the Shapers Harp , published by Finishing Line Press.

In the 60's, 70's, and beyond, Jerry Rubin was a well-known counter-cultural leader - founder of the Yippies, Anti-Vietnam War radical, Chicago 8 defendant, New Age/Self Help proponent, and social-networking pioneer.

Book Review: Barbara Gray reviews Karen Flett's Living the Airstream Life .

Northside is home to one of the area's most impressive art galleries, Joseph Clark Gallery Arts of Africa on Hamilton Avenue.

Poetry Reading: David Lee Garrison recites "First Date" from his new book, Carpeing the Diem: Poems About High School .