Bad Art Night founders Pam Kravetz and Matthew Dayler speak with Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval about all of the inspiring things Cincinnatians are doing right now during this crisis. Click here for more info on Meals on Wheels.

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Matthew Dayler from the Art Academy of Cincinnati speaks with Cincy legend Captain Danger about how he's staying inspired during quarantine. Hint: It's drinking.

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Cincinnati's own Sparkle Leigh can't wait to see all the bad art. Watch Sparkle and Pam talk about what's inspiring them right now and how they intend to inspire others!

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Art makin' monster Pam Kravetz talks with Q-102's Natalie Jones about what's inspiring her right now—which may or may not include '80s aerobics videos.

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Indigo Hippo is a magical art supply thrift store located in Cincinnati's Over the Rhine. That means that store manager Emily Farison knows a thing or two about art. Hear how she's creating awesome art pieces using what's at home and how the Cincinnati community is inspiring her during quarantine.

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The high-energy, adult dance workout class DANCEFIX was founded by professional dancer and choreographer Heather Britt. Hear how she is staying creative, inspired, and dancing during quarantine!

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Phillip Klein Herrero was ready to go on a huge ski trip—then the Coronavirus hit. Instead of putting skiing on the shelf until he could travel again,  he decided to ski in his own living room.

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Japp's bar owner & mixologist Molly Wellmann has found creative inspiration through livestreaming cocktail recipes every day.

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Normally, Bryan McCartney is a private music lesson teacher in the Northern Kentucky area. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, he got creative and created the 'Truck Bed Sing-Along Tour', where he performs in neighborhoods from his truck bed!

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