When I was your age, you whippersnappers, we didn’t start school in the middle of August. The arts and culture scene took most of the month off, too. No more. Especially in music, this weekend is nearly as busy as the peak of the traditional season.
Time to enjoy the ongoing summer bounty sown by our local arts and cultural institutions. Didn’t realize there was so much in store? Let us help you plan your outings.
Here’s a chance to relive the very first Moon landing or share the experience with your family.
Crayons to Computers will kick off its back-to-school campaign with its second Push 4 Pencils Supply Drive. Two dates and locations are planned.
Pendleton’s most exciting (and dangerous) event will return for its fifth year of downhill Big Wheel races to benefit the beautification of the Pendleton neighborhood.
Rebel Revel is coming to celebrate “Oh! You Pretty Things,” an exhibition by Cincinnati native and Brooklyn-based multimedia artist Rachel Rampleman.
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.
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.
Mid-century modern is “probably the biggest style going right now,” according to Mark Fisk. He should know. He and his wife, Missy, have owned and operated Mainly Art for 29 years….
Leadership expert Justin Maust will share his 7 Practices of Great Leaders during the 18th annual Not-for-Profit Leadership Summit.
