There’s a window of a few days before the next predicted arctic blast, though, so get out and take advantage of the events that are on tap. There are still plenty.
What to Do/Hear/See | Jan. 16-22
CCO salutes Brett Stover at Magic of Musik gala
The Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra’s Magic of Musik gala offered a night filled with music and memories.
Aim of Cincinnati’s Table: Building bridges in the community
The Welcome Project has partnered with United Way for Cincinnati’s Table, a 13-month series of neighborhood meals focused around a theme.
Holocaust & Humanity Center plans grand-opening weekend
The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center will celebrate its grand opening in style at Union Terminal. A full weekend of events is slated for Jan. 26-27.
Guests celebrate Cincinnati Art Museum at biennial gala
Guests celebrated Cincinnati Art Museum and a special exhibition, “The Fabric of India,” at the museum’s biennial gala in November at Music Hall.
“Faces of Addiction”: Eric Hatch’s photo exhibit includes 50 faces, 50 stories intended to evoke compassion
On Jan. 16, an art show by photographer Eric Hatch will open. Hatch intends to create a new understanding of addiction and addicts.
Fight for Air, climb the Carew
Forty-five floors. Eight hundred and four steps. That’s the distance to the top of Carew Tower, and getting to the top is the mission for those signing up to tackle the Fight for Air Climb.
What to Do/Hear/See | Dec. 19-Jan. 8
It’s officially here. This week is the official holiday edition of your weekly arts and entertainment picks. That is to say, it’s the last blast before the friendly folks at Movers & Makers take a two-week holiday hiatus.
New brand, new “Cincinnati Edition” host for Cincinnati Public Radio unveiled
Cincinnati Public Radio unveiled a new brand identity Dec. 17 at its Unwrapped launch party at The Transept, as well as a new host for “Cincinnati Edition.”
Patti Collins finds her own rhythm in giving back
Patti Collins is between business calls and picking up her grandson at preschool. She is dressed in red boots and a pink hat. The wife of “bring on the funk” musician Bootsy Collins, she is quick to laugh and quick to get to the point: “I am married to a legend, but I’m just Patti: a little country girl from New Richmond.”
What to Do/Hear/See | Dec. 12-18
Well, we’re in the thick of it now: the weeks when the world will force you into holiday cheer through the sheer volume of seasonal programming. If last week’s bounty didn’t quite do it, this week should bring you to critical mass.