Just when you think things are quieting down, music-wise, at the end of the traditional music season, along come a baker’s dozen world-class pianists to teach and perform at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music…
Just when you’d think the arts season would be winding down for a summer hiatus … BAM! … an explosion of festivals. Your mission, Mr. Phelps, if you choose to accept it: Take in as much as you can with the understanding that there is a finite number of hours in a week. Here’s your dossier. We promise it won’t self-destruct.
Summerfair Cincinnati is the 900-pound gorilla of arts fairs. One of the nation’s oldest continuing arts fairs, it consistently ranks as one of the best in the United States.
Memorial Day is the perfect time to lace up your shoes and hit the pavement to help the Freestore!
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If spring has a voice, for instance, it’ll be raised in Music Hall for the next couple of weeks. There’s plenty more even than that, though, as you’ll see in a few paragraphs.
Every year, White Whale Tattoo – a fine art and private tattoo atelier – stages a “flash day” during which every penny earned goes toward helping a variety of charities in Guatemala.
Community volunteer Halle Quinn and her dance partner Alyenendrov Tsorokean from Phoenix Rising Ballroom received a perfect score of 40 to snag first place at the Cincinnati Arts Association’s 13th annual Dancing for the Stars.
Boys Hope Girls Hope Cincinnati will hold its 36th annual Hearts for Hope Gala to benefit young scholars.
The Shine a Light NF Walk aims to bring neurofibromatosis out of the shadows and raise funds for research. It also offers family fun with lunch, raffles, face painting and more.
Area athletes with vision loss, aided by a National Fitness Challenge (NFC) grant, will be among those participating in the Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired’s 20th annual Yes You Can 5K Run/Walk, one of Cincinnati’s largest inclusive races.
