It’s a week for smiles, because this weekend includes my favorite day of the year – the return of daylight saving time. How best to celebrate this glorious annual event? By heading out, of course, perhaps to one of these events.
For freelance musicians, the weeks one dreads are those in which every group with which one performs decides to schedule a program at the same time. This week, you get a taste of that life as many, many organizations serve up appealing offerings. We’ll try to narrow it down (a little) for you.
Did you realize it’s just two weeks to Mardi Gras? Well, it is. That leaves you just time enough to feast on the abundance of arts and culture around town – if you pace yourselves. Let’s get started.
The splendor of Paris at the turn of the 20th century is making its way to the Cincinnati Art Museum. The “Paris 1900: City of Entertainment” exhibition will include more than 200 works of art.
I’m honored to share with you the lay of the land for lovers and other strangers in the seven days ahead. Let’s start with the former…
By Thomas Consolo To many folks, this Sunday is one of the most important days of the year. To those of us who do not follow sports – especially games that don’t involve local teams – there are many alternatives…
For me, the noticeable return of daylight is something worth celebrating. But what to do for the occasion? Glad you asked, because I have a few suggestions.
Guests celebrated Cincinnati Art Museum and a special exhibition, “The Fabric of India,” at the museum’s biennial gala in November at Music Hall.
It’s officially here. This week is the official holiday edition of your weekly arts and entertainment picks. That is to say, it’s the last blast before the friendly folks at Movers & Makers take a two-week holiday hiatus.
This week, well, it’s the usual holiday embarrassment of cultural riches, particularly if you’re in the mood for some music.
