New York Times bestselling author Jane Green is back with a new novel, perfect for that end-of-summer read.

Hamilton's Fitton Center for the Arts is kicking off a new season of exhibits, events and classes with a free community party on Friday, August 18.

The Ohio Valley Indigenous Music Festival returns to Springboro, Ohio the weekend of August 26-27, featuring Native American music, folk music, workshops, and more.

Chasing Dreams: Baseball & Becoming American is a new multi-media exhibition that melds the story of America's pastime, baseball, with the story of American Jewish immigration and integration.

Franklin, Ohio – just up the road in Warren County – is hosting the 12 th Annual Hog Jam Festival on August 25-27 at the VFW Campgrounds.

Local organization Impact Changes Society is teaming with documentarian Jerry Buck to get his latest film, The War We Ignore , about the growing opioid epidemic, into schools this fall.

Geoff Edgers is the National Arts Reporter for the Washington Post who recently reported on the slow collapse of the guitar industry.

Author J.R. Ward 's latest novel is set in a town that seems suspiciously similar to Louisville, Kentucky.

The non-stop theatrical offerings of OTR's Know Theatre are anchored by their mainstage season, which is now underway.

1967 is known as the Summer of Love for the changing social culture and music scene. On August 12, a concert celebrating 50 years since that summer will happen at The Madison Theater in Covington featuring bands Haymarket Riot, Balderdash, Lemon Pipers and other performers.