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.
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.”
Eight community members raised nearly $201,000 through individual donations and sponsorships to help Jewish Family Service at the 2018 Dancing With Our Stars gala.
Many of Cincinnati’s finest performers will join students from the School for the Creative and Performing Arts onstage during “The Future of the Arts Gala,” following weeks of mentorship and collaboration.
At first, it seemed like a pipe dream. It was 2012, and Madcap Puppets engineered the purchase of a former telephone switching station in Westwood…
This week, well, it’s the usual holiday embarrassment of cultural riches, particularly if you’re in the mood for some music.
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra and Madcap Puppets bring back their popular production of Gian Carlo Menotti’s “Amahl and the Night Visitors” for three shows.
Salon 21 will host pianist Dr. Susan Yang from Vanderbilt University for a lecture recital. “Doorways: Half-Remembered Music” will reveal hidden connections across three centuries of composers
The Mini is hosting its fifth “Open Screen” event, highlighting work by local film- and videomakers.
“It Takes a Coalition” is the theme of the Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless’ annual dinner and awards ceremony.
Dynamic thought leaders present their perspectives on leadership, personal development, personal branding and a host of other leadership topics during First Fridays at Indiana Wesleyan University in Cincinnati.
