The Cincinnati Ballet has announced its 2021-22 season, marking 25 years of leadership for Artistic Director Victoria Morgan, who has announced she will retire after the season.
Ballet’s 21-22 season honors retiring director Victoria Morgan
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Cincinnati Arts Association announces 2021 Overture Award winners
Due to the impact of the pandemic, all three rounds of the competition were held virtually, culminating in an online announcement and celebration ceremony.
Ballet offers New Works in new, virtual format, for free
Cincinnati Ballet is offering “CB at Home” beginning Feb. 25 with a free digital version of The Kaplan New Works Series, an ambitious collection of dance world premieres.
Events this week: Nov. 18-24
As we try to figure out with whom and how many it’s safe to share our turkey this year, here are upcoming events to help clear your mind.
Online gift ideas, art and more – in case you’re struggling
For the relative or friend who wants for nothing, here are some unique ideas for holiday gift giving that will also give you the satisfaction of support your local nonprofit community.
Weston Gallery commissions mural in response to George Floyd and ensuing events
In response to recent events and ongoing public protests, the Weston Art Gallery commissioned a new text-based window mural along the 7th Street side of the Aronoff Center for the Arts.
What to Do/Hear/See | Feb. 26-March 3
The majority of our picks this week share the theme of looking back – at our traditions and our various cultural journeys, whether through music, poetry, art or even tapping the first keg of the season.
What to Do/Hear/See | Feb. 19-25
It’s not officially spring for another month, but you won’t be able to convince the daffodils. Their leaves already have sprouted several inches. It seems that some of our arts organizations are following the same schedule…
What to Do/Hear/See | Feb. 5-11
It’s an in-between sort of week: not quite Valentine’s Day, not quite Presidents Day or Mardi Gras. Don’t think that means there isn’t still plenty to do, though.
What to Do/Hear/See | Jan. 22-28
If there was any collective post-holiday pause among the area’s arts and culture groups, we didn’t notice it, and there’s certainly no sign of it now. With the usual more-than-you-have-time-for agenda of events on tap for the week, let us help you with some select happenings that are sure to please.