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Yiddish was considered a dying language for decades after two-thirds of European Jews were killed during the Holocaust. Now there's renewed interest in the language.

Three interns from UC's DAAP college are helping Cincinnati Public School students create colorful murals to greet their classmates when school resumes this fall.

Cousins struggle with debts and may have to sell property long held by their family in a work created by former poet laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy K. Smith and composer Gregory Spears.

Rimel Kamran was named the 2022 Inaugural Cincinnati Youth Poet Laureate in April.

'Xs and Os' by contemporary artist Rob Lorenson, previously seen near Cincinnati's O-Bryonville neighborhood, has a new home overlooking "the heart" of Earlham College's Richmond, Ind., campus.

ArtsWave is administering the grants using the county's American Rescue Plan funds. About a quarter of the 53 recipients are getting a pandemic relief grant for the first time.

As Cincinnati's Jewish community marks 200 years of communal life in the Queen City, an exhibit opening Nov. 4 considers some of the people who helped shape the town and community.

Arts leaders say the decision is the best way forward to keep performers, workers and audience members safe.

Global pandemic lockdowns provided an unexpected opportunity for poets to come together virtually and write.

The Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati is back this year with another virtual presentation of movies.