Music and art long have been expressive partners in storytelling. Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra music director Eckart Preu took this collaboration in a new direction by challenging visual artists to reimagine long-neglected violins…
Summertime, and the livin’ is … busy. One almost gets the impression that your summer vacation (if you’re lucky enough to get one) exists solely to allow you to attend more of the bumper crop of arts and culture events on tap this week.
The Art Academy of Cincinnati’s Board of Trustees has named Joseph Girandola as the college’s next president.
Cincinnati Opera kicked off its 99th season in style with the Cabaret Fantastico gala on the stage of Music Hall.
Here’s a chance to relive the very first Moon landing or share the experience with your family.
Paris is one of my favorite cities.
I know it’s a cliche, one emphasized by the throngs of people in ill-fitting shorts and white trainers who slump through the city in summer, rubbernecking the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame.
But it’s not just the sights I love.
It’s the way of Paris. And a few things I think make the city great. Things I think make all cities great.
Strolling and sitting being foremost among them. Cincinnati is not Paris, but it has many similar spectacular things, and it’s of a size that this should be possible…
The holiday is over, and it’s back to business. At least it is for the region’s arts and cultural community. Its various organizations have cooked up a week full of activities that go great with leftover brats, grilled chicken, corn on the cob and potato salad. Let’s get to it.
The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, under the direction of Pops Conductor John Morris Russell, released its latest recording, “Voyage,” on July 5.
Nearly 350 people gathered at the Cintas Center to honor one of the area’s most active community supporters, Bob Castellini. The occasion was St. Vincent de Paul’s fifth annual Celebration of Service.
Crayons to Computers will kick off its back-to-school campaign with its second Push 4 Pencils Supply Drive. Two dates and locations are planned.
“To improve the lives of children through soccer.”
That’s how Kate Solomon, executive director of the newly minted FC Cincinnati Foundation, sums up its mission.
