The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra celebrated its 125th anniversary with the sold-out Timeless Gala, hosted by co-chairs Lars and Susan Anderson and presented by Fifth Third Private Bank.
If there was any collective post-holiday pause among the area’s arts and culture groups, we didn’t notice it, and there’s certainly no sign of it now. With the usual more-than-you-have-time-for agenda of events on tap for the week, let us help you with some select happenings that are sure to please.
There’s still no sign of snow on snow, but that also means there’s no excuse for not getting out and enjoying the events offered us this week. As usual, there’s plenty of it, so let us help you winnow your options.
The Taft Museum of Art has been awarded the National Endowment for the Humanities’ competitive Infrastructure and Capacity Building Challenge Grant in the maximum amount: $750,000.
Cincinnati Museum Center brings the secrets of ancient Central America to the United States for the first time by hosting Maya: The Exhibition, beginning March 14.
At its 125th Anniversary Gala Saturday evening, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Board Chair Rob McDonald announced that the orchestra has extended Music Director Louis Langrée’s contract through the 2023-24 season.
School Board School will host its second Impact Fair next week, providing an opportunity for community members interested in finding out how their skills and experiences can make a difference for children in Cincinnati.
Did you resolve to attend more local arts events in 2020? If not yet, why not add it to your list? To keep you on track all year, we promise to keep you informed of exciting and engaging events we promise you’ll enjoy. Hey – the year’s already a week old; better get started!
Things are beginning to wind down as we approach the big holiday week ahead, bookended by Christmas and New Year’s. But there are still several key musical events on the horizon, and numerous ongoing cultural and theatrical opportunities to impress your out-of-town guests. Below is a digest for easy consumption…
FotoFocus has appointed Cincinnati-based film specialist and artist C. Jacqueline Wood as FotoFocus film curator at large. In her role, Wood will spearhead a new free monthly film series presented across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky every second Tuesday in 2020.
Music & Event Management, Inc. (MEMI) announced last week the new pop music venue at The Banks will be called The Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center. Unique in design and capacity, the $27 million state-of-the-art facility is set to open in the fall of 2020.
