Six Black-led arts organizations have won support for a third year from one of ArtsWave’s Black-giving initiatives, solidifying the organizations’ roles in helping make the Greater Cincinnati’s arts scene be more inclusive.
Movers & Makers asked the major arts & culture organizations in the region to introduce their “notables” to our readers, part of a new regular feature highlighting influential people in various sectors of Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit economy. The organizations were invited to identify their notables within three categories or identify their own category.
ArtsWave has raised $11,500,643 in its 2022 campaign, reaching goal for the first time since the pandemic started.
I try to be eclectic in these selections, to make sure I’m covering many tastes and interests, but I think this week I might have outdone myself. Or maybe Cincinnati is simply outdoing itself? You get to decide.
Boardway Bound, ArtsWave’s signature nonprofit arts board leadership and development program, returns this fall with in-person classes and expanded networking opportunities.
BAS, a nonprofit organization helping artists expand their voices through the power of art and the artists who created the mural, are releasing a coffee table book titled, “The Making of Cincinnati’s Black Lives Matter! Mural.”
ArtsWave, the Greater Cincinnati region’s engine for the arts, named 24 projects to receive $165,000 in a highly competitive “Catalyzing Impact” grant program.
ArtsWave is in search of local bands as it launches CincyJams, the regions’ first workplace “Battle of the Bands.”
Welcome to music week. Not sure why the scheduling gods saturated this week with melody, but what a treat ahead for your ears. And a few other gems, as well. Happy to highlight these for you.
