The awards, which honor Northern Kentuckians for significant accomplishments in the areas of history, education and community service, are named for the museum’s most notorious and fun exhibit: a preserved, two-headed calf.
Cincinnati’s arts scene is bursting with new offerings this week – especially if one of your goals for the new year is to experience something new, challenge yourself or treat your senses.
Whether you consider the situation a challenge or an opportunity, this is THE holiday weekend for choral music. There is a whole lot of singing going on, so take your pick or immerse yourself in four of the most interesting programs of the season…
Two dozen artists converged on a soggy Devou Park for a day of creating art that would be auctioned later that day at a gala dinner to benefit programs at Behringer-Crawford Museum.
Four Northern Kentucky military heroes will be honored during Behringer-Crawford Museum’s Veterans Day Commemoration honoring all veterans.
Whether you are a serious art collector or casual browser, freshART 2016 is a chance to acquire one-of-a-kind original works.
The kids wielded the scissors to cut a ribbon of paper butterflies and open NaturePlay@BCM. That seems appropriate, since the innovative outdoor play space at Covington’s Behringer-Crawford Museum is designed for them.
Behringer-Crawford Museum presented its sixth annual Two-Headed Calf Awards at a March 10 gala at Northern Kentucky University’s Votruba Student Union Ballroom.
Honorees are Normand and Lisa Desmarais, Theodore H.H. Harris, Raymond G. Hebert and Joe Brennan, for their ongoing accomplishments in history, education and community service.
