Can you feel it? That’s the intensity meter revving up to launch us all into full-blown fall arts mode. Choose a few items below to get warmed up, then brace yourselves.
Culture FIX: Sept. 7-13
CancerFree KIDS to Rock Out at Celebration of Champions After-Party Concert on September 30
Some of Cincinnati’s top business leaders are taking off their ties and strapping on their electric guitars to celebrate champions in the battle against childhood cancer.
Symphony leading locally, nationally
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is world-renowned for many things. But now it is aiming for prominence in what is arguably its most important endeavor.
’90-second Naturalist’ turns 35
Young local musicians debut in Spain
A group of Cincinnati middle schoolers will be the only U.S. ensemble at an international jazz festival next week in Spain.
Film explains Cincinnati landslides
A nearly 45-minute film intended to educate the public about landslides debuts Sept. 7 on Cincinnati’s Channel 9 WCPO-TV, featuring a uniquely local story and cast of creators and narrators funded by a Cincinnati nonprofit.
Theater leader tapped for major events
Group cuts tie to Green Umbrella
After a decade of transformational progress for Greater Cincinnati’s trail and bikeway network, Tri-State Trails will become a stand-alone nonprofit organization – separating from parent organization Green Umbrella.
Culture FIX: Aug. 31-Sept. 6
It’s the last dance, your last chance for (official) summer happenings, People. Things change, they just do, starting next Tuesday when we plunge forward into fall. Take advantage of all my hard work and go play a little…
Clovernook Center announces new signature event: ‘Vision Over Sight’
Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired is excited to announce a new signature event – Vision Over Sight – which encompasses a weekend of activities for the blind and visually impaired community.