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Moveable Feast raises $123,000 for CCM
Category: Arts/Culture News
ArtsWave campaign aims for record $12.45 million
Greater Cincinnati’s annual campaign for the arts will attempt to surpass last year’s record total by raising $12,450,000. ArtsWave Community Campaign chairs Jill P. Meyer and Awadagin Pratt announced the goal at a special concert to kick off the 2016…
MusicNOW to feature Kronos Quartet and new Dessner compositions
The contemporary music festival, in its 11th year, will include two premieres: a full-orchestra version of MusicNOW founder Bryce Dessner’s “Aheym” and the U.S. premiere of Dessner’s work for strings, “Réponse Lutoslawski.”
Contemporary Arts Center embraces free admission
Free entry to the CAC galleries is courtesy of a $75,000 gift from The Johnson Foundation and $150,000 from a newly formed CAC patron’s circle known as The 50. Together, they will subsidize free admission for at least three years.
Gifts support Ariel Quartet, CCM opera department
The University of Cincinnati Foundation recently presented two $100,000 gifts to benefit the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.
ArtsWave to award YP grants
ArtsWave has launched the Young Professionals Grant Program, which will fund development of new programming – or expansion of an existing program – that engages young professionals. Funding will come from a percentage of contributions made by young professionals to…
Children’s Choir hits right notes to snare American Prize
The choir landed first place awards in the youth and high school chorus divisions.
Sample the arts during ArtsWave campaign
Macy’s Arts Sampler returns Feb. 27 and 28, celebrating the 30th year connecting Greater Cincinnati residents with arts opportunities in the region.
Cincinnati Opera support boosts ROKCincy
Cincinnati Opera and Roundabout Opera for Kids: Cincinnati (ROKCincy) are joining forces to expand the reach of ROKCincy’s performances into schools and community centers in Greater Cincinnati and to enhance ROKCincy’s benefit to local artists.