Robinson Sotheby's International Realty

This is summary of how a selection of 65 neighborhoods in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky performed last month.

Here are the top three neighborhoods, reflecting at least 20 actives and solds, with the best percentage of number of sales to active listings are:

1. Western Hills //  29 sold with 12 active //  240%
or a ratio of 2.4 solds to each active listing

2.  Norwood //  30 sold with 14 active //  210%
or a ratio of 2.1 solds to each active listing

3. Hamilton – West //  40 sold with 25 active // 190%
or a ratio of 1.9 solds to each active listing

Compiled using information from the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for the period 10/1/2022 through 10/31/2022. Information has not been verified, is not guaranteed and subject to change.

Suburb	# Sold	# Active	Avg $ List	Avg $ Sale	Days on Mkt.
Amberly Village	2	4	$774,650	$800,000	56
Anderson	50	49	$455,907	$338,895	37
Avondale	8	13	$267,152	$348,925	39
Bellevue	15	8	$490,287	$222,560	43
Blue Ash	15	18	$567,021	$425,587	160
Clifton	13	11	$415,696	$273,415	29
Columbia Township	5	4	$551,289	$291,900	42
Columbia Tusculum	8	13	$470,429	$436,625	154
Covington	39	61	$615,712	$172,932	32
Crestview Hills	2	5	$777,760	$182,500	102
Dayton, KY	7	43	$569,097	$208,925	45
Deer Park	8	2	$248,070	$252,125	10
Deerfield Twp	32	27	$658,879	$480,027	51
Dntn/OTR	10	37	$363,324	$344,236	85
East End	0	24	$928,920	$0	395
Edgewood	11	12	$488,450	$343,318	15
Fort Mitchell	5	8	$674,212	$195,400	34
Fort Thomas	11	33	$609,896	$224,129	41
Fort Wright	8	7	$363,085	$232,700	10
Glendale	5	1	$337,500	$362,000	39
Hamilton - East	6	12	$122,575	$127,792	41
Hamilton - West	49	25	$227,574	$196,918	29
Hamilton Twp.	33	32	$517,477	$357,713	49
Hyde Park	29	18	$670,068	$536,374	35
Indian Hill	7	10	$2,124,429	$1,618,571	91
Kennedy Heights	5	8	$329,215	$250,720	75
Kenwood	3	2	$409,780	$289,000	13
Lakeside Park	4	6	$301,433	$219,000	53
Lebanon	21	16	$344,444	$306,924	39
Liberty Township	42	66	$519,841	$492,356	86
Linwood	3	1	$300,725	$327,168	29
Loveland	21	11	$459,139	$321,881	34
Madeira	11	13	$668,579	$513,309	92
Madisonville	16	24	$286,572	$284,681	70
Maineville	4	2	$357,383	$347,125	38
Mariemont	7	0	$642,414	$636,286	7
Mason	27	19	$466,437	$335,131	34
Miami Township	38	41	$416,510	$364,616	58
Middletown NO	24	20	$219,957	$214,818	32
Middletown SO	22	29	$153,574	$162,693	40
Milford	5	9	$403,621	$273,000	57
Montgomery	5	26	$868,085	$746,009	174
Mt. Adams	5	10	$1,016,107	$485,400	89
Mt. Auburn	4	11	$579,593	$236,750	227
Mt. Lookout	17	13	$838,056	$668,412	69
Mt. Washington	8	4	$275,067	$284,944	23
Newport	30	37	$701,672	$272,803	59
Newtown	4	0	$360,950	$367,000	4
Northside	8	18	$254,508	$201,925	47
Norwood	30	14	$232,751	$237,795	40
Oakley	13	15	$505,464	$322,308	151
Park Hills	3	7	$526,828	$650,833	8
Pierce Township	17	29	$387,026	$315,579	88
Pleasant Ridge	8	3	$248,566	$260,663	15
Sharonville	12	3	$266,920	$256,133	8
Silverton	4	3	$225,386	$242,500	14
South Lebanon	7	13	$619,936	$573,292	88
Sycamore Twshp.	15	15	$455,946	$299,127	35
Symmes Twshp.	13	9	$676,342	$477,385	37
Terrace Park	0	2	$349,450	$0	31
Villa Hills	8	21	$524,644	$450,360	9
Walnut Hills	8	22	$435,473	$361,831	83
West Chester	52	41	$457,427	$360,765	43
Western Hills	29	12	$267,257	$234,822	19
Wyoming	5	15	$614,485	$396,000	513

This is summary of how a selection of 65 neighborhoods in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky performed last month.

Here are the top three neighborhoods, reflecting at least 20 actives and solds, with the best percentage of number of sales to active listings are:

1. Western Hills //  37 sold with 8 active //  460%
or a ratio of 4.6 solds to each active listing

2.  Mt. Washington //  17 sold with 6 active //  280%
or a ratio of 2.8 solds to each active listing

3. Hamilton – West //  48 sold with 19 active // 250%
or a ratio of 2.5 solds to each active listing

Compiled using information from the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for the period 9/1/2022 through 9/30/2022. Information has not been verified, is not guaranteed and subject to change.

Suburb	# Sold	# Active	Avg $ List	Avg $ Sale	Days on Mkt.
Amberly Village	2	3	$672,800	$428,000	47
Anderson	61	37	$472,642	$371,398	30
Avondale	5	9	$282,457	$401,190	49
Bellevue	7	9	$630,266	$247,157	6
Blue Ash	18	18	$564,299	$486,875	145
Clifton	7	7	$471,779	$328,400	38
Columbia Tusculum	5	8	$527,062	$477,100	226
Covington	36	39	$713,823	$224,533	30
Crestview Hills	1	6	$740,633	$240,000	0
Dayton, KY	14	8	$415,225	$204,032	18
Deer Park	6	2	$223,535	$235,200	35
Deerfield Twp	41	22	$598,158	$450,252	38
Dntn/OTR	19	41	$351,123	$337,284	74
East End	3	22	$959,347	$463,333	362
Edgewood	11	10	$563,170	$363,163	10
Fort Mitchell	6	5	$544,760	$564,833	31
Fort Thomas	16	20	$655,785	$317,768	10
Fort Wright	4	4	$429,599	$296,225	9
Glendale	3	1	$447,125	$518,000	74
Hamilton - East	13	9	$123,168	$123,600	27
Hamilton - West	48	19	$236,212	$219,288	24
Hamilton Twp.	48	28	$456,795	$334,631	34
Hyde Park	27	15	$788,790	$580,067	33
Indian Hill	10	14	$2,121,100	$1,873,300	80
Kennedy Heights	4	6	$340,460	$148,500	82
Kenwood	5	1	$365,667	$344,000	31
Lakeside Park	3	3	$702,799	$402,250	6
Lebanon	19	8	$321,873	$305,751	35
Liberty Township	49	59	$492,566	$443,774	76
Linwood	3	0	$348,000	$314,333	20
Loveland	15	9	$596,971	$436,009	44
Madeira	13	13	$652,192	$490,665	74
Madison Place	1	3	$949,225	$540,000	68
Madisonville	17	23	$281,015	$256,388	64
Maineville	4	2	$327,950	$308,250	22
Mariemont	7	0	$626,056	$619,357	10
Mason	43	18	$549,553	$475,980	27
Miami Township	55	30	$427,558	$379,033	51
Middletown NO	31	20	$190,402	$170,135	24
Middletown SO	38	21	$164,465	$165,154	31
Milford	10	5	$383,500	$273,120	44
Montgomery	6	22	$884,119	$668,153	182
Mt. Adams	2	8	$1,060,890	$450,000	112
Mt. Auburn	3	12	$642,307	$306,667	210
Mt. Lookout	12	12	$853,683	$620,025	47
Mt. Washington	17	6	$259,696	$264,106	12
Newport	21	32	$691,087	$204,312	18
Newtown	3	1	$372,425	$211,633	23
Northside	10	17	$241,015	$247,380	45
Norwood	21	11	$211,844	$194,043	28
Oakley	16	15	$504,261	$392,494	136
Park Hills	6	3	$348,300	$365,916	5
Pierce Township	25	32	$368,891	$284,197	83
Pleasant Ridge	5	4	$251,433	$292,200	22
Sharonville	13	2	$231,473	$235,744	11
Silverton	8	5	$249,615	$239,488	12
South Lebanon	7	10	$468,884	$353,286	88
Sycamore Twshp.	17	10	$449,789	$324,029	23
Symmes Twshp.	17	13	$675,129	$530,925	35
Terrace Park	4	2	$513,983	$457,500	54
Villa Hills	7	18	$696,862	$749,295	37
Walnut Hills	7	19	$422,604	$345,782	92
West Chester	89	41	$429,310	$358,076	29
Western Hills	37	8	$266,958	$254,612	17
Wyoming	8	15	$575,417	$430,675	444

RIVERBEND

Five Finger Death Punch
September 28
Multi-platinum hard rock powerhouse Five Finger Death Punch released “AfterLife,” the title track from their highly anticipated forthcoming new studio album. The band’s longtime collaborator Kevin Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, Papa Roach, Skillet) helmed the producer duties of the ninth and arguably most diverse record of the band.

Dustin Lynch: Party Mode Tour
October 1
Dustin Lynch is kicking his “Party Mode” into yet another gear. With his feel-good outrunning heartbreak single of the same name supercharging Country radio’s Top 25 and climbing, the Tullahoma, TN, native is setting his sights on the heart of the country – and bringing a sense of live-in-the-moment to people ready to let go and have a good time.

The Chicks Tour
October 2
The trio — known for hits including “Wide Open Spaces,” “Landslide,” “Travelin’ Soldier,” and “Not Ready to Make Nice” — have sold over 30.5 million albums and are the only female group to earn multiple RIAA diamond awards. The trek marks the trio’s first tour since the release of their 2020 album Gaslighter.

 

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TAFT THEATRE

Disney Junior Live on Tour: Costume Palooza
September 29
This show brings beloved Disney Junior characters and favorite Marvel Super Heroes together live on stage for a jam-packed, concert-style show with singing, dancing, acrobatics, and more.

The Music of Queen
October 1
The conductor takes the podium to present Windborne’s The Music Of Queen, a program scored to extend the listening experience of Queen’s exceptional tunes. Performed by an orchestra and amplified with a full rock band and vocals, this show captures Queen’s distinct sound while presenting some familiar and lots of new musical colors.

CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM

Unlocking an Art Deco Bedroom by Joseph Urban
Now – Oct 2
Over 90 years after its completion, the Wormser bedroom will go on public view for the first time, fully conserved and installed to reflect its original state as photographed in 1930.

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CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER 

On the Line: Documents of Risk and Faith
Now – January 2023
A group exhibition of artists whose work engages the complex and contested relationship humans have with notions of environment, wilderness, nature, and place. Drawing metaphorically from the phrase “on the line”—what is at risk; what is at stake; the body caught and captured; following the path of a line—the exhibition repositions various artistic interventions, with a focus on ephemeral acts to suggest an expanded conception of photographic time and the document.

Kahlil Robert Irving: Ground Water from screen Falls Street
Now – December 30, 2025
For the lobby carpet installation, Kahlil Robert Irving integrates imagery of asphalt with pop culture references, news headlines, and digital ephemera.

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TAFT MUSEUM OF ART

Craft and Camera: The Art of Nancy Ford Cones
October 1 – January 15, 2023
On a small riverside farm in Loveland, Ohio, Nancy Ford Cones created photographs that earned her a national reputation during a time when female artists continued to struggle for recognition. Despite the praise they received during her lifetime, Cones’s imaginative and exquisitely crafted works were largely forgotten after her death. This exhibition resurrects the gifted artist’s career and contributions to the field of photography.

 

ARONOFF CENTER

Hamilton
September 6 – October 2
HAMILTON is the story of America then, told by America now. Featuring a score that blends hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway, HAMILTON has taken the story of American founding father Alexander Hamilton and created a revolutionary moment in theatre—a musical that has had a profound impact on culture, politics, and education.

Murder on the Orient Express
September 25 – October 23
Whodunit? Detective Hercule Poirot is determined to find out in Agatha Christie’s thrilling murder mystery.

MasterChef Junior
October 5
This all-new, high-energy, interactive stage production brings the culinary hit TV show MasterChef Junior directly to fans and foodies alike… LIVE on stage!

An Evening with Andy Grammer
October 7
Join multi-platinum artist Andy Grammer for a special performance to benefit Cincinnati Children’s. Known for his observations and affirmations, Grammer will engage, energize, and empower you with his pop anthems, including the quadruple-platinum “Honey, I’m Good” and platinum singles “Keep Your Head Up,” “Fine By Me,” “Don’t Give Up on Me,” and “Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah).”

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ENSEMBLE THEATRE CINCINNATI

Sweat
Now – October 9
This powerful drama takes us to the forgotten heart of America, where old friends come together at their favorite bar as they struggle to survive a fraying economy.

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MUSIC HALL

Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony
September 24 & 25
Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony is a transformative experience of liberating power, flowing from despair to reassurance. The May Festival Chorus, approaching its 150th anniversary, plus Grammy®-winning mezzo-soprano Kelly O’Connor and the “pure, refined tone” (The New York Times) of soprano Joélle Harvey join Louis Langrée and the CSO for an epic 22/23 Season opener.

Tchaikovsky & Rouse: Final Symphonies
September 30, October 2
Louis Langrée leads powerful farewells by two great symphonists. “I have put my whole soul into this,” Tchaikovsky said of his Sixth, a work full of drama and beauty. Christopher Rouse’s Sixth, which he knew would be his last, was commissioned by the CSO and posthumously premiered in 2019.

Ghost Tours of Music Hall
October 7 & 30,  November 17
Friends of Music Hall presents a spooky look at Music Hall, one of Cincinnati’s most iconic buildings and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1975. It’s also well known to paranormal enthusiasts as one of the nation’s most active sites, with occurrences reported from the early 1800s.

CSO Proof: Sun Dogs
October 14 – 16
Inspired composer and filmmaker pairs create short-format films with new music performed by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra with conductor and CSO Creative Partner, Matthias Pintscher. Produced in collaboration with Liquid Music as part of the 2022 FotoFocus Biennial: World Record, Sun Dogs seeks to understand the natural world that can’t be touched or measured.

Neighborhoods with the best percentage of sales to active listings (only neighborhoods with at least 20 combined actives and solds are included):

1. Sharonville //  19 sold with 2 active //  950%
or a ratio of 9.5 solds to each active listing

2.  Western Hills //  35 sold with 7 active //  500%
or a ratio of 5 solds to each active listing

3. Mason //  63 sold with 14 active // 450%
or a ratio of 4.5 solds to each active listing

Compiled using information from the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for the period 8/1/2022 through 8/31/2022. Information has not been verified, is not guaranteed and subject to change.

Suburb	# Sold	# Active	Avg $ List	Avg $ Sale	Days on Mkt.
Amberly Village	5	3	$632,113	$601,000	18
Anderson	60	29	$481,843	$429,829	23
Avondale	13	13	$314,536	$349,231	47
Bellevue	23	9	$598,866	$290,534	10
Blue Ash	21	17	$543,613	$442,083	156
Clifton	12	4	$290,731	$232,283	39
Columbia Tusculum	8	7	$433,414	$357,695	181
Covington	43	34	$563,526	$195,148	10
Crestview Hills	5	2	$965,000	$328,800	10
Dayton, KY	8	3	$865,800	$222,375	15
Deer Park	6	1	$189,257	$199,433	13
Deerfield Twp	43	24	$580,001	$393,069	33
Dntn/OTR	19	38	$381,451	$400,516	82
East End	5	23	$947,502	$931,675	311
Edgewood	13	8	$547,337	$367,923	10
Fort Mitchell	7	3	$731,300	$391,071	12
Fort Thomas	25	16	$752,300	$276,076	12
Fort Wright	8	2	$392,450	$298,375	9
Glendale	6	1	$511,571	$527,833	39
Hamilton - East	22	10	$119,156	$110,045	40
Hamilton - West	56	27	$240,931	$218,306	25
Hamilton Twp.	52	22	$456,103	$369,309	25
Hyde Park	23	17	$763,075	$824,735	32
Indian Hill	14	11	$2,044,592	$1,529,694	66
Kennedy Heights	7	6	$335,962	$263,464	52
Kenwood	4	1	$465,460	$425,500	38
Lakeside Park	8	2	$912,449	$255,768	8
Lebanon	38	11	$301,505	$276,620	18
Liberty Township	51	54	$457,082	$415,405	70
Linwood	2	2	$398,475	$252,750	26
Loveland	18	8	$538,054	$339,794	34
Madeira	18	14	$655,796	$615,122	68
Madison Place	7	3	$485,560	$226,700	22
Madisonville	13	18	$284,071	$263,538	53
Maineville	0	3	$350,900	N/A	24
Mariemont	7	3	$650,850	$678,286	22
Mason	63	14	$509,094	$491,667	28
Miami Township	53	17	$449,447	$421,672	50
Middletown NO	28	15	$211,723	$210,436	28
Middletown SO	29	23	$166,253	$165,814	38
Milford	2	6	$487,463	$290,500	93
Montgomery	20	22	$770,605	$531,461	131
Mt. Adams	3	8	$1,084,718	$393,667	105
Mt. Auburn	8	14	$562,532	$356,988	137
Mt. Lookout	7	10	$894,799	$632,500	49
Mt. Washington	14	3	$244,500	$259,743	8
Newport	18	39	$546,735	$186,461	28
Newtown	3	1	$367,950	$192,333	9
Northside	11	14	$233,130	$249,991	41
Norwood	28	25	$240,267	$246,318	32
Oakley	21	19	$511,625	$370,519	99
Park Hills	5	1	$589,000	$408,000	8
Pierce Township	24	31	$368,532	$271,860	67
Pleasant Ridge	14	4	$284,739	$316,714	13
Sharonville	19	2	$265,629	$281,050	6
Silverton	3	1	$293,500	$303,667	15
South Lebanon	9	9	$480,856	$449,108	76
Sycamore Twshp.	21	8	$417,103	$393,952	21
Symmes Twshp.	17	11	$403,423	$517,271	27
Terrace Park	4	1	$652,980	$590,000	21
Villa Hills	10	17	$741,660	$534,573	16
Walnut Hills	8	16	$386,133	$353,238	85
West Chester	100	36	$426,295	$366,851	22
Western Hills	35	7	$236,802	$220,803	16
Wyoming	18	13	$559,384	$561,065	335

ARONOFF CENTER

A Little Acapella Music Featuring The Southern Gateway Chorus
September 2 – 10
This cabaret is an evening of favorite songs performed by the award winning Southern Gateway Chorus.

Hamilton
September 6 – October 2
HAMILTON is the story of America then, told by America now. Featuring a score that blends hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway, HAMILTON has taken the story of American founding father Alexander Hamilton and created a revolutionary moment in theatre—a musical that has had a profound impact on culture, politics, and education.

 

THE ANDREW BRADY MUSIC CENTER

LAUV: The All 4 Nothing Tour
August 21
For as much as he’s known for intriguing and inventive soundscapes, multi-Platinum chart-topping singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Lauv asserts himself as a storyteller, first and foremost. His stories continue to enchant audiences everywhere by converting the magic around him into generational anthems.

Oliver Tree Presents Cowboy Tears – One Last Ride
August 24
With more than 2.9B global streams to date, 900M+YouTube views, 2M+ TikTok followers, and an overall social reach of 20M+, Oliver Tree is an internet-based vocalist, producer, writer, director and performance artist whose work explores the sonic intersection where pop and alternative meet and where art and entertainment visually collide.

Punch Brothers
August 25
This Grammy-winning bluegrass band of virtuosi had spent more than a decade changing the face of acoustic music, stretching the limitations of instruments, and influencing a generation of young musicians—but life has a way of keeping a band from getting in the same room

Interpol + Spoon: Lights, Camera, Factions Tour
September 1
The album breaks fresh ground for the group: parallel to exploring the sinister undercurrents of contemporary life, Interpol’s new songs are imbued with pastoral longing and newfound grace.

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RIVERBEND

Pitbull: Can’t Stop Us Now
August 23
Pitbull invites disruption on a global scale as a GRAMMY®-winning independent international superstar, education advocate, business entrepreneur and motivational speaker.

Sammy Hagar & The Circle: Crazy Times Tour
August 24
Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Sammy Hagar announced the first dates of his “Crazy Times” North American summer amphitheater tour. Hagar will be joined by his best-selling rock supergroup The Circle, featuring fellow Van Halen alum and Rock Hall of Fame inductee, Michael Anthony; Grammy-award winning drummer, Jason Bonham; and Vic Johnson, Hagar’s longtime guitar virtuoso.

Jason Aldean: Rock ‘N Roll Cowboy Tour
August 25
This year’s CRS Humanitarian Award recipient built the ROCK N’ ROLL COWBOY TOUR namesake from his recently released heavy-hearted dispatch track “Rock And Roll Cowboy” off his upcoming expansive 10th release double-album MACON, GEORGIA

Wiz Khalifa & Logic: Vinyl Verse Tour
August 27
Multi-platinum selling, Grammy and Golden Globe nominated recording artist Wiz Khalifa burst onto the scene with mainstream success with the release of his first major label debut album, ROLLING PAPERS‎ in 2011.

Imagine Dragons: Mercury World Tour
August 28
Imagine Dragons teamed up with esteemed producer Rick Rubin on Mercury – Act 1, which debuted in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 and at No. 2 on Billboard’s Top Alternative Albums and Top Rock Albums charts. Mercury – Act 1 marks the band’s first new music since their 2018 album Origins.

Barenaked Ladies: Last Summer on Earth
August 29
BNL had so much fun with it that they’ve kept bringing it back every time they’ve gotten a chance. And this time out, they’re bringing along their fellow alt rock legends Gin Blossoms and Toad the Wet Sprocket, which means you can hear songs like “Hey Jealousy” and “Walk on the Ocean” performed back to back with “One Week” and “Pinch Me!”

IL DIVO: Greatest Hits Tour
August 31
Il Divo debuted in 2004 with instant success. With songs in four languages, their debut album Il Divo became a Top 4 sensation in 19 countries, hitting #1 in eight.

The Black Keys – The Dropout Boogie Tour
September 3
The Black Keys are singer/guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney. Last year, the duo received its 14th Grammy nomination, this time for Best Contemporary Blues Album for Delta Kream, which was released in May 2021 by Nonesuch Records.

Odesza: The Last Goodbye Tour
September 7
ODESZA will act on a larger scale than on any of their previous tours. In an effort to reduce the environmental impact of large-scale events, they have announced a partnership with the non-profit organization REVERB to make the tour carbon-neutral or, ideally, negative. At the concerts there will be a “REVERB Eco Village” to encourage fans to act in favor of the climate.

Ohio is for Lovers Festival
September 10
The festival will be split across three stages at Riverbend Music Center with a headlining set from punk legends Descendents along with performances from Bayside, The Wonder Years, Hawthorne Heights, Senses Fail, Story of the Year, Emery, Knuckle Puck, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Crimson Apple, Bad Luck, Mint Green, Dead Bundy, Better Anyway and more.

Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
September 11
Frankie Valli came to fame in 1962 as the lead singer of The Four Seasons, producing classic hits including “Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You,” “My Eyes Adored You,” “Workin’ My Way Back To You,” and “Grease.” Sure, the majority of the 71 chart hits of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons (including 40 in the Top 40, 19 in the Top 10 and eight No. 1’s) came during the 1960s, but the music didn’t just disappear. He has toured almost continuously since 1962 and his songs have been omnipresent in such movies as The Deer Hunter, Dirty Dancing, Mrs. Doubtfire, Conspiracy Theory and The Wanderers.

Lee Brice: Label Me Proud Tour
September 16
One of Country music’s biggest names and Grammy nominated artist, Lee Brice, has announced he will be headlining his highly awaited Label Me Proud Tour. Kicking off this June, Brice will bring his “Soul” to twenty-three markets, performing for all the fans who have been clamoring for live music again the way only Brice can do it – by throwing one hell of a party!

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TAFT THEATRE

Amos Lee
August 23
Singer/songwriter Amos Lee with one foot in the real world and the other in a charmed dimension of his own making, creates the rare kind of music that’s emotionally raw yet touched with a certain magical quality.

The Southern Soul Music Festival
September 17
The Southern Soul Music Festival will include performances by Tucka, Nellie Travis, Theodis Ealey, Ronnie Bell, Big Robb, and Lenny Williams. The show will be hosted by Miami’s own comedian Marvin Dixon. This one-of-a-kind concert is sure to make you move and grove all night!

 

 

CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM

Henry Mosler Behind the Scenes
Now – Sept 4
In Celebration of the Jewish Cincinnati Bicentennial relates Mosler’s journey and takes a close look at how he developed his paintings through studies across media.

Unlocking an Art Deco Bedroom by Joseph Urban
Now – Oct 2
Over 90 years after its completion, the Wormser bedroom will go on public view for the first time, fully conserved and installed to reflect its original state as photographed in 1930.

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CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER 

Center for Unfinished Business
Now – September 11
A roving reading room exploring colonial legacies and repercussions. The CAC’s iteration, sited in the lobby, features a curated selection of seminal books and a series of discussions that respond to water as a literal and metaphorical framework for exploring African American and African diasporic experiences and cultures.

Kahlil Robert Irving: Ground Water from screen Falls Street
Now – December 30, 2025
For the lobby carpet installation, Kahlil Robert Irving integrates imagery of asphalt with pop culture references, news headlines, and digital ephemera.

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TAFT MUSEUM OF ART

Jane Austen: Fashion & Sensibility
Now – Sept 4
Fashion & Sensibility provides an unforgettable opportunity to see, up close, costumes worn by Hollywood celebrities including Kate Winslet, Emma Thompson, Gwyneth Paltrow, Judi Dench, Colin Firth, and Hugh Grant. The exhibition brings to life beloved characters from Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Emma, and Mansfield Park, while revealing powerful themes of class, gender, and social dynamics in Austen’s world.

Love This House: Preserving a National Historic Landmark
Now – Sept 4
n 2021–22, the Taft Museum of Art partnered with GBBN Architects and HGC Construction to preserve the exterior of the Baum-Longworth-Sinton-Taft house, a National Historic Landmark. The house was built around 1820, making it downtown Cincinnati’s oldest wooden residence in its original location. Investigation prior to the project revealed significant water damage to the wooden siding and the structure beneath. In this small display, learn more about how the house has been preserved for future generations, and how the project will also help protect the art collection within.

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The Carnegie

A Thought is a River
Now – Aug 20
A group exhibition of artists from the Greater Cincinnati and Louisville areas who are materially connected by an actual river and loosely connected by metaphorical rivers.