Kabir Bhatia is a Senior Reporter/Producer at WKSU. He focuses on arts and entertainment, exploring themes of culture and society through topics such as theater, film, and various forms of visual art. Kabir's work has been featured in Wysu, WVXU, WAMU 88.5, NPR, and several other prominent public media outlets.
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Kabir Bhatia's coverage primarily focuses on local arts, culture, and entertainment in the Cleveland and Ohio areas. He frequently covers events, announcements related to cultural institutions, as well as interviews with individuals from the arts and entertainment scene.
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Congressman Max Miller took to social media on Sunday to “firmly dispute” allegations of domestic and child abuse.
The Cleveland Arts Prize announced its class of 2026 Monday, honoring printmaking, design, visual art and philanthropy in Northeast Ohio.
By: Kabir Bhatia
It's been a quarter of a century, but Kevin “Chill" Heard has a "Prophecy" to "Bust This Rhyme" on Friday and Saturday at the Cleveland History Center.
By: Kabir Bhatia
Food, music and art from a dozen countries — including Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and the Philippines — hit the beach on Sunday for the free Southeast Asian Festival, now in its second year.
It's been 77 years since Wile E. Coyote debuted and 36 years since he fictionally filed suit in a piece by award-winning humorist – and Northeast Ohioan -- Ian Frazier.
By: Kabir Bhatia
Look to the skies with the air show or enjoy world cuisine with Oktoberfest and the taco festival as you relax this Labor Day weekend.
By: Kabir Bhatia
During the early days of the pandemic, some Ohioans got to know Marla Berkowitz during daily briefings from Gov. Mike DeWine and Dr. Amy Acton.
By: Kabir Bhatia
A giant in Northeast Ohio's jazz scene is being memorialized just weeks after his death. Composer, double bassist and educator Dave Morgan died at 68.
By: Kabir Bhatia
The musicians of the Cleveland Orchestra could soon be on strike soon if long-running contract issues aren't resolved.
The Cleveland Silent Film Festival is anything but silent this year as it opens with a film accompanied by live music.
