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Cincinnati breweries proved nobody does nutty beers better than us, and Urban Artifact places fourth overall at the 2023 U.S. Open Beer Championship.

A study suggests the ancient Minoans became a powerful trading civilization at least in part because of their knowledge of celestial navigation techniques.

America’s Boating Club, the nation’s largest and oldest volunteer recreational boating safety nonprofit, announced the success of Chief Commander Craig

Works by Sadie Harrison, David Horne, David Matthews, Michael Finnisy, Francisco Coll and Cassandra Miller were given their first performances over a captivating opening weekend

Here are several ways to commemorate Black History Month in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia, including concerts, films, exhibits, and food.

Ten breweries from around Michigan won awards at the 2022 US Open Beer Championship.

Artist, filmmaker and writer Joseph Cornell (1903-1972) was a mystery when he was alive and continues to mystify fifty years after his death. Best known as the “box artist,” he made assemblages that defy categorization but seem to resonate with viewers of all ages. He lived for decades in virtual anonymity in a working-class neighborhood in Flushing, Queens, creating his celestial masterpieces in a modest home on Utopia Parkway. Cornell was born in December and died in December. The approach...

Visitors are encouraged to "GetCha Face Dirty" at the former bank building...

Gilbert Park explains his love of celestial navigation, and recommends two books that will get you up to speed on this ancient skill…