Manifest’s artist-in-residence, Charlie Goering, will cap his yearlong stint with a two-room solo exhibit. “Recent Works” will celebrate his achievements, learning and adoption into the broad Manifest family of artists.
More than 200 visual artists, literary artists, musicians, performers and schoolchildren will participate in SOS ART 2018. Organizers describe the 10-day event as a showcase for expressions of peace and justice, a kaleidoscopic community view on the sociopolitical world.
Summertime fun is always close at hand in Cincinnati. It’s a rare weekend that doesn’t have a festival, fair or music event to make the steamy summer air sizzle. Here’s a Makers’ dozen of summer attractions that support our local creatives and charitable organizations.
Not unlike some events traditionally scheduled during the summer, Cincinnati Opera’s 2018 season will offer “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue” – plus Giuseppe Verdi’s beloved classic “La Traviata,” to boot.
Cincinnati Opera and Pink Floyd as artistic collaborators? “Strange bedfellows” hardly begins to describe it. Perhaps “preposterous” is a better word. But this July, Cincinnati Opera will present “Another Brick in the Wall,” based on Pink Floyd’s iconic 1979 “The Wall.”
Astronomers and sticklers will tell you that summer does not officially begin until June 21. These people have apparently not experienced either Cincinnati’s arts scene or humid heat in late May and early June. To my allergy-clouded eyes, it looks like summer to me. Judge for yourself.
Supporters of Talbert House will gather for a luncheon to celebrate fathers and support the Fatherhood Project.
The first weekend of June signals the opening of Summerfair at Coney Island. The fine arts and crafts show marks its 51st year with more than 300 exhibitors from across the U.S. The juried exhibition includes works ranging from ceramics and sculpture to painting and photography.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals – Greater Cincinnati Chapter will hold its 17th annual Nonprofit Leadership Summit titled “Culture Eats Philanthropy for Breakfast.” Kishshana Palmer will speak on building a successful organizational culture to enhance the satisfaction of a nonprofit’s team, its donors and the community.
Inspired by ABC-TV’s “Dancing with the Stars,” Dancing with the CLC Stars pairs eight local celebrities with professional dancers from Arthur Murray Dance Center. The event is a benefit for the Children’s Law Center, a nonprofit serving disadvantaged and vulnerable youth.
