Just when one might think it was time to take a break for, oh, I don’t know, relaxing with some iced tea on the patio, there are major art exhibitions and the opera season revving up.
What to Do/Hear/See | June 12-18
Category: Performing Arts
Fleck and Washburn at Memorial Hall
The Grammy Award-winning duo Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn performed to a sold-out audience in the Longworth-Anderson Series at Memorial Hall.
What to Do/Hear/See | June 5-11
Until nature comes around, we’ve got plenty of things to keep you busy – indoors – for the next week.
Rebel Revel drag, fashion show at Aronoff for Rachel Rampleman’s exhibit
Rebel Revel is coming to celebrate “Oh! You Pretty Things,” an exhibition by Cincinnati native and Brooklyn-based multimedia artist Rachel Rampleman.
Cincinnati Opera 2019 a mix of daring, traditional, quirky, romantic
Putting together the Cincinnati Opera summer festival season is not for the faint of heart. You have just four or five chances – each a costly, elaborate production – to draw the broadest possible audience, including opera newcomers, sophisticates and everyone in between – while balancing logistics, artist scheduling and, of course, costs.
Summer Music: Take it Outside!
Ahh, summer. Time to take the music outside. But forget the high-priced national touring acts. Here’s a sampling of local alternatives for putting the musical sizzle in summer – many of them completely free.
Superstar pianists shine through Art of the Piano
Just when you think things are quieting down, music-wise, at the end of the traditional music season, along come a baker’s dozen world-class pianists to teach and perform at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music…
Classical Roots returns with International Women’s Day vibe
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra celebrated the diversity of African American musical traditions at its annual Classical Roots concert.
Cincinnati Art Academy Block Party to celebrate 150th
The Art Academy of Cincinnati will celebrate its 150th anniversary with a block party, and the public is invited. The Art Academy will close off the 1200 block of Jackson Street.
May Festival: Hemisphere’s oldest choral festival sinks teeth into new musical styles
The May Festival was expanding. Actually, “expanding” is too limited a description. It is undergoing a change as momentous as anything it has experienced in decades.