Eight Cincinnati community leaders on living an active, purpose-driven life: Carole and Ed Rigaud on success and happiness for all; for Kitty and Dick Rosenthal stagnation is not an option; Susan and John Tew on good health of mind and body; Barbara and Larry Kellar on the value of hard work.
Hot fun in the summertime continues this week, with a slew of al fresco happenings and a fine forecast on the horizon.
Neither rain nor heat nor soggy ground can keep us from our weekly task of showing you the way to your cultural future … at least for the next few days. Maybe we’ll see you at the Opera?
A lot of firsts and openings this week, as summer finally kicks into high gear. Go out and get ye some culture; you’ll thank me later.
Cincinnati Art Museum’s “A Happening” takes place outside the museum along the Art Climb steps, and will make use of the museum’s redesigned parking lot and arrival court.
The Cincinnati Art Museum ranked near the top as “Best Free Museum” in the USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards.
Take your mom somewhere interesting this week. Show her you got the smarts from her side of the family. We have some virtual, some live, and some a combo of the two. All are yours for the taking. Enjoy!
“Paintings, Politics and the Monuments Men: The Berlin Masterpieces in America” tells the story of how and why some of the world’s most iconic European paintings left Germany immediately after World War II, and then toured the United States in what became the first blockbuster art exhibition of our time.
As the weather continues to warm, Cincinnati Art Museum’s “Picnic in the Park” will allow visitors to eat lunch in some of their outdoor spaces.
