The Street Stage Project, Powered by ArtsWave, returns for a second summer with over 500 performances from more than two-dozen local musicians.
Street Stage Project brings 500 performances to CBD and OTR
Category: Arts/Culture News
Everything But The House shares Uncommon Experiences to support Cincinnati arts
Starting Wednesday, July 8, local shoppers will have the opportunity to help the arts by bidding in support of ArtsWave and more than 40 Cincinnati nonprofit arts organizations.
CDT and MamLuft in Mutual agreement going forward
Contemporary Dance Theater and MamLuft&Co. Dance announced today that the two organizations will merge in September of 2021.
Ensemble Theatre announces collegiate playwright finalists
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati has announced the three finalists of the second PLAY/write: The Jackie Demaline Regional Collegiate Playwriting Competition.
‘Garden of Hope’ sprouting around Kennedy Heights and Pleasant Ridge
Flower arrangements are popping up around Kennedy Heights and Pleasant Ridge, public artworks created as part of the “Garden of Hope” project sponsored by Kennedy Heights Arts Center.
COVID-related reductions come to Museum Center
Cincinnati Museum Center shared news of significant staff and salary reductions as result of COVID-19.
Schuelers make major commitment to Playhouse in the Park
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park today announced a $3 million pledge from Digi and Mike Schueler to help construct its new mainstage theatre complex and to support artistic programming for the next five years.
Clifton Cultural Arts Center finds a new home … just down the street
The search for a new, permanent home has reached an exciting conclusion for the Clifton Cultural Arts Center. The community arts center will remain in Clifton, just a half mile south of its original location, with a newly constructed home in the heart of the neighborhood.
Over-the-Rhine Museum hires first full-time employee
The Over-the-Rhine Museum has announced its first director of museum administration, Donna Harris.
ScareCorona art show hopes to frighten virus away
A variation on the classic scarecrow, ScareCoronas, on display since May 7, are intended to “get medieval and scare that virus away.”