Innovating to increase diversity is key to future Rob McDonald takes over as chair of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra board of directors this month, at the beginning of its 125th season. A partner in Taft Stettinius and Hollister (where he…
Walk or ride for a cause, dine at Nicola’s for literacy, buy some fresh art or upcycled creations, celebrate a free press …
We warned you last week that summer wasn’t done with us. With the return of 90-degree days, though, comes a late summer harvest of refreshing events ripe for your picking. Let’s check the baskets, shall we?
Retailers may be ready for us to hand over our iced tea for pumpkin lattes and scarecrows, but the local arts scene is still running summer hot. So put that PSL down – it’s still too early for that anyway! – and head out for a refreshing sip of enlightenment and entertainment.
The region is full of film this fall, with the just-completed Cindependent Film Festival, and three more diverse arrays close on its heels. Ready? Action…
On Tuesday, Aug. 27, United Way of Greater Cincinnati announced its 2019 campaign goal in what was characterized as a “slight increase” over last year’s total of $50.3 million, which fell short of expectations.
Didya miss us? After a brief hiatus to recharge the batteries, we’re back with a freshly harvested batch of arts and entertainment picks for you.
This is a season for landmark anniversaries in the arts – Cincinnati Museum Center (200 years), Cincinnati Art Academy (150), Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (125) Cincinnati Opera (100), Chamber Music Cincinnati (90). Great events are on tap from those groups and…
The exciting art offerings for this fall feature both historically famous artwork and the creative output of our own homegrown talent. Happy gallery hopping, all! Contemporary Arts Center Robert Colescott: ‘Art and Race Matters’ Robert Colescott will open the CAC…
Each year, it’s harder to select five must-see shows for our September issue. Should I go for sass (Broadway in Cincinnati’s “Mean Girls”) or class (CincyShakes’ “Titus Andronicus”)? Or maybe the totally unpredictable (“The Kaplan New Works Series” by Cincy…
Robert Colescott’s colorful perspective turns history on its head The Contemporary Arts Center has a wow-factor season opener. Robert Colescott’s “Art and Race Matters” is here for the first of four U.S. museum stops. The exhibit opens Sept. 20, and…
