The “Flow, an African American Arts Experience” series returns to the Aronoff Center in early December.
Norm Lewis holiday show kicks off new Flow season for ArtsWave
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Culture Fix: Oct. 13-19
If you can find a more diverse set of event recommendations for this week ahead, well… We do our best. And more importantly, kudos to those presenters putting these options in front of you. Truly impressive.
ArtsWave opens second round of grant funding for artists of color
ArtsWave has opened its second round of Truth and Reconciliation Project Grants for Black and Brown Artists.
New class Boardway Bound for ArtsWave
The one-of-a kind leadership development and placement program prepares participants for board service to arts organizations.
Culture FIX: Sept 22-28
One of the biggest weekend of events in Cincinnati in several years. And several of the most prominent are already sold out. Clear your dance card and gird your loins; whatever your pleasure, we have you covered.
‘Made in Camp’: annual neighborhood tour returns for 5th year
Camp Washington’s community of 70-plus artists, galleries and makers are collaborating on a neighborhood-wide open house dubbed “Made in Camp” This event includes chances to meet with artists in their studios, access to oft-hidden makers spaces and demonstrations by Camp Washington manufacturers.
ArtsWave selects next cohort for its Circle’s African American arts grant program
ArtsWave awards its second set of grants in support of arts initiatives funded in part by ArtsWave’s Circle of African American Leaders for the Arts.
Arts groups to require masks, vaccination or COVID tests for audiences this fall
Cincinnati’s major performing arts organizations and venues have banded together to craft a coordinated policy regarding COVID-19.
Culture FIX: July 28-Aug. 3
Hot fun in the summertime continues this week, with a slew of al fresco happenings and a fine forecast on the horizon.
ArtsWave, City and Freedom Center hosting ‘Truth and Reconciliation’ arts showcase
This past weekend, ArtsWave, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the City of Cincinnati joined forces to host a showcase of multi-disciplinary art from local Black and Brown creatives.