Conductor Louis Langrée has announced he intends to leave as music director of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
CSO’s Langrée to end music directorship
Category: Arts/Culture News
American Alliance of Museums honors Taft Museum for Excellence in Label Writing
The Taft Museum of Art has been honored as part of the 2021 American Alliance of Museums’ Excellence in Label Writing Competition for the exhibition, “A Splendid Century | Cincinnati Art 1820–1920.”
Raphaela Platow leaving CAC for opportunity downriver
The Contemporary Arts Center has announced the departure of Raphaela Platow, director since 2007.
Carnegie announces 2021-22 theater season
In yet another sign of relative normalcy, The Carnegie has announced its 2021-22 theater season, beginning outdoors in late summer before a winter return to the Carnegie Theatre.
Freedom Center exhibition uses quilts to encourage racial healing and storytelling
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is turning to a familiar but perhaps unexpected item to confront racism in America.
Make Music Cincinnati: city-wide celebration of summer solstice
Make Music Cincinnati returns Monday, June 21, in celebration of annual Make Music Day, a global music celebration happening in over 1,000 international cities.
CSO, Pops return to full schedule with star-studded 2021-22 season
The just-announced Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Pops 2021-22 season marks the post-pandemic return of the orchestra’s full complement of musicians, along with full seating capacity at Music Hall for concertgoers.
Cincinnati Zoo’s new Dornette Kanga’ Klimb aerial adventure course now open
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s new Dornette Kanga’ Klimb Aerial Adventure Course offers 58 different elements and challenges appropriate for any skill level and appetite for adventure.
Library’s Discover Summer encourages literacy and learning
Hamilton County kids and teens are invited to read, learn, and earn prizes with the Discover Summer program at the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library.
Two new choral organizations breathing life into local singer scene
Singers, silent due to their status as the ultimate super spreaders during the pandemic, are plotting their return with a vengeance over the coming months. In particular, two new organizations are forming to fill the sonic void.