“I have nothing to do with it,” says Carl Solway. He’s speaking of the coming Cincinnati Art Museum exhibition that bears his name: “Not in New York: Carl Solway and Cincinnati.”
At La Scala, in January, young soprano Nadine Sierra and legendary baritone Leo Nucci were called back for a mid-performance encore in front of the curtain, something that hadn’t happened there since 1988. On May 1, Cincinnati will hear her in performance as Matinee Musicale concert series closes its 103rd season. Come see what all the excitement is about.
Eight Cincinnati-area women who have contributed greatly to entrepreneurship, the private sector and the public sector are winners of this year’s YWCA Greater Cincinnati’s Career Women of Achievement award.
It wasn’t just passion that spurred Susan (Pavlech) Hunt to form the nonprofit, GiveHope. There was a lot of panic in the beginning. And the feeling there was nothing she could do—that is, until she discovered her “a-ha!” moment.
For its spring production, Queen City Chamber Opera is taking a field trip of sorts, partnering with the Mayerson JCC to stage Handel’s oratorio “Israel in Egypt.”
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Mu Sinclaire has a Mu Sinclaire problem. If a proposal seems like it might lead to greatness, or beauty, or community, he wants in. He cannot help himself. And the city is better for it.
Even music fans accustomed to the MusicNOW Festival’s self-described “genre-bending” mix of classical, rock, world music and other far-flung styles may find their heads spinning over this year’s March 18-20 festival lineup.
By Kim Sullivan Some say it’s all about that face – the honoree, the committee chair – all about those well-placed names other people will flock to see. A face everybody knows, the face everyone would like on their board.…
It’s not an exaggeration to say that over the 147-year history of the Art Academy of Cincinnati, hundreds of students have found their other half while attending the Art Academy. Even one of the AAC’s most distinguished alumni, Charley Harper, met his wife, Edie, at the Art Academy, “in the same class, in the same row.”
