Throw a pebble into a pond, and the ripples spread outward.
If you sing a song in the city, do the notes ripple outward as well? Does a mural ripple? A Shakespeare play? Do these ripples affect communities, and even the economies they touch?
ArtsWave’s community campaign launches Thursday, Feb. 1, and continues through April 26. Campaign kickoff – the Make Waves Beer Party – is at Braxton Brewing Co. in Covington, 5-8 p.m. Feb. 1. Everyone’s invited to lift a glass to the…
After more than a decade of angst and 16 months of anticipation, Music Hall reopens this weekend with a pair of concerts by the Cincinnati Symphony and an extensive housewarming event Saturday hosted by ArtsWave. Take advantage, and be a witness to history. Plus, there are lots of other events upcoming…read on.
At the the second annual ArtsWave Tidal: Arts x Tech more than 50 people spent the weekend brainstorming solutions to problems presented by local arts organizations. Two teams of coders, designers and digital strategists walked away with grants of $5,000 for the solutions they developed.
Two important instructions this week:
1) Contribute to ArtsWave today to help them reach their campaign goal of $12.6 million. The arts are absolutely key in making Cincinnati uniquely special.
2) Plan your weekend using our hand-picked events!
And if you need to look further ahead, check out the most comprehensive arts listings in the region at MoversMakers.org
Teams of singers from 10 area employers will compete for the championship at CincySings, part of ArtsWave’s community fundraising campaign. Cincinnati native Drew Lachey, of the band 98 Degrees and the Broadway stage, will emcee the event for its fourth year.
In 2016, the Cincinnati USA Regional Tourism Network invited ArtsWave, the lead fundraiser for approximately 100 area arts organizations, to join forces in a campaign to increase awareness of and attendance for the region’s arts and cultural experiences.
More than 400 ArtsWave Young Professionals gathered at Memorial Hall to kick off the ArtsWave Campaign.
Cartoonist Jim Borgman – known for his political cartoons in The Cincinnati Enquirer from 1976 to 2008, and now his nationally syndicated comic strip, Zits – was honored by ArtsWave with the 2017 Sachs Fund Prize.
More than 130 members of the ArtsWave Women’s Leadership Roundtable recently gathered for a cocktail reception and “drink and draw” drawing class facilitated by the Contemporary Arts Center.
