Looking for something to do this weekend? WCPO has teamed up with CityBeat to give you the top nine picks.

Live After Five is The Banks first ongoing street festival which kicks off next Thursday.

Tickets for this year's MidPoint Music Festival went on sale Friday at 10 a.m. VIP, All Music Access and Washington Park Day Tripper options are all available

9 News wants to highlight the growth of downtown and its rise back to popularity and fun. One of the original restaurants in the OTR's Gateway Quarter

Taj India features a familiar mix of curries, biryani, naan, chicken tandoori and other usual suspects for an Indian joint, but its standouts are the excellent

“Kinda weird. Like you.” Experimentation and pushing the boundaries are exactly what the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, hosted by the Know Theatre of Cincinnati,

Cummerbunds, corsages and bad dresses. Prom is supposed to be the best night of your high school career, right? Well, if your high school prom wasn't enough,

This annual food lover’s dream is Cincinnati’s way of welcoming summer. Prepare to gorge on close to 230 dishes from 45 of the region’s top-rated restaurants.

Cincinnati-based Exhale Dance Tribe knows how to make an impression, both visually and choreographically.

This month The Miller Gallery in Hyde Park teams up three highly regarded artists for a group show that is rooted in music, nature and atmosphere.

Shane Mauss, a recurring guest on the Conan O’Brien Show and frequent contributor on the Bob and Tom Radio Show, brings his dry, witty style to Cincinnati.

Acting sensation Andie MacDowell will headline the final installment of Smart Talk. Through her conversation, “Acting as a Way of Life,” MacDowell shares

The Blue Wisp Jazz Club has settled into its new space downtown at 700 Race St. and this week the club dedicates its live music space to an icon from the area.

If you’ve ever uttered the words, “My dad has a barn — let’s put on a show!” you should board the Showboat Majestic for Babes in Hollywood, a revue inspired by

9 News wants to highlight the growth of downtown and its rise back to popularity and fun. This week's feature: Smale Park.