A digest of opportunities in the week ahead – to taste, see, hear, shop, run (or walk), or test your wits…
This week’s virtual, drive-thru and in-person events | May 27-June 2
Category: Event Preview
Cincy Shakes to Revel online
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company invites you to Revel: A Virtual Celebration, to “gather” online in honor of a local teacher, two local students, and – in the spirit of CSC’s Season of the Woman – someone without whom Cincinnati Shakespeare Company would not exist: D. Lynn Meyers, producing artistic director of Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati.
Galas go virtual
While dozens of nonprofit fundraisers have either been postponed or canceled thanks to COVID-19, some organizations are taking advantage of the power of the internet and going virtual this spring.
Composers & Cocktails: Happy Hour chats with creators of art song
Having been sidelined by the coronavirus, Cincinnati’s only art song series is moving online for intimate conversations with composers, fueled by crafted cocktails.
Celebs step out for Cincinnati Arts Association’s Dancing for the Stars
Who will be voted Cincinnati’s best celebrity dancer? Find out when the Cincinnati Arts Association celebrates season 14 of its annual fundraiser, Dancing for the Stars, to benefit CAA’s Overture Awards and arts education programs.
School Board School hosts second Impact Fair
School Board School will host its second Impact Fair next week, providing an opportunity for community members interested in finding out how their skills and experiences can make a difference for children in Cincinnati.
Talbert House event supports makes Camp Possible
Talbert House’s upcoming Make Camp Possible event will take on a Mission: Possible twist this year.
Doverspike, Hyder to co-chair National Philanthropy Day Luncheon
The Association of Fundraising Professionals has named co-chairs for the National Philanthropy Day Luncheon.
Not too late for these FUNdraisers:
Walk or ride for a cause, dine at Nicola’s for literacy, buy some fresh art or upcycled creations, celebrate a free press …
‘Art and Race Matters’ at the Contemporary Arts Center
Robert Colescott’s colorful perspective turns history on its head The Contemporary Arts Center has a wow-factor season opener. Robert Colescott’s “Art and Race Matters” is here for the first of four U.S. museum stops. The exhibit opens Sept. 20, and…