Cincinnati World Cinema is reviving the former Mid-States Cinema at 719 Race St., with plans to reopen it in August. Since its beginning in 1970, the venue has had several names. Its newest incarnation will be known as the Garfield…
Don’t be fooled just because most of the Queen City’s school districts are starting their year this week. It’s still summer for another month. There’ll be plenty of balmy weather beckoning you to partake of some of the many activities on tap for you this week.
Author Ron Chernow, historical adviser to “Hamilton,” will deliver a talk on “Grant,” his new biography of President Ulysses S. Grant.
Summertime, and the livin’ is easy. That doesn’t mean our neighbors in the arts are taking it easy, though.
The Barn presents a fiber art exhibit – “Her Vision Her Voice” – celebrating diversity with quilting, contemporary and fiber art from local artists.
Even though time keeps on slippin’, slippin’, slippin’ into the future, that doesn’t mean there aren’t still plenty of events waiting to fill your dog days with arts and entertainment.
The Cincinnati One-minute Play Festival is a marathon evening of plays by nearly 40 of Cincinnati’s established and emerging playwrights and directors.
No whining about the weather this week. There will be no oppressive heat, no torrents of rain … and no excuses for you not to get out and enjoy one of the events we’re telling you all about – there’s one for almost any taste. We’ll wait just a moment while you tap to open your calendar app….
The Holocaust & Humanity Center marked the closing of its “Mapping Our Tears” exhibit at Rockwern Academy with a farewell program.
The Cincinnati Art Museum welcomed guests for its 28th annual “A Taste of Duveneck” to help support the Rosenthal Education Center.
