The Taft Museum has planned a number of special events and features to help celebrate the holidays.
Taft plans Chamber Orchestra concerts, other festive features in December
Category: Arts/Culture News
Donors help No Promises Vocal Band ‘save Christmas’ with digital concert
No Promises Vocal Band has raised nearly $7,000 from more than 90 supporters to produce a streaming version of its annual “Christmas With NO PROMISES” concert.
Frisch’s, Rooted Grounds offer free coffee to first responders in December
Frisch’s Big Boy and Rooted Grounds Coffee Co. are partnering to offer free coffee to all first responders throughout the month of December.
ArtsWave launches ‘Power of Her’ holiday online store to benefit the arts
ArtsWave has launched an online store, running now through early December, as a holiday fundraiser and capstone to “The Power of Her.”
Art Museum, Ballet cancel in-person offerings as coronavirus surges
The recent resurgence of Covid-19 has forced many institutions to scale back their plans to reopen, including the Cincinnati Art Museum and Cincinnati Ballet.
New accessibility and entrance improvements to welcome Art Museum guests
After several months of heavy construction, a newly designed front parking lot is open at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Cincinnati Preservation Association honors 11 local projects
Cincinnati Preservation Association (CPA) awards were announced during CPA’s annual meeting, held online, Nov. 15.
Carnegie wishes you a ‘Merry Say What Now?!’ this year
The Carnegie Creative Disruption Committee has announced “Merry Say What Now?!,” a mad-lib style holiday show that features your choice of winter story, where the actors come to you.
ArtsWave announces $400K in artist support programs
ArtsWave has announced two new programs providing $400,000 to local artists in pandemic relief and creative project support.
No Promises promises no gap in musical cheer this year
A cappella No Promises Vocal Band is out to “save Christmas” in this pandemic year with a streaming holiday concert from Memorial Hall.