Here at Movers & Makers, we like to focus on the area’s top cultural and philanthropic happenings, and that often means pretty sophisticated events geared for grown-up audiences. But how about the kids? And how about that party with 700,000 of your closest friends?
Cincinnati is set to welcome the world-famous Little Amal puppet this month, and numerous community organizations are taking part in the celebration. There are also ways for you to take part, as well.
Two Mason High School students were among six students named winners in the Cincinnati Arts Association’s annual Overture Awards Competition, which awarded $38,000 to Tri-State high school students in the area’s largest solo arts competition.
This is our last C-FIX of the year, so let’s get to what’s being offered in the days ahead. Happy Holidays, however you choose to celebrate. See you in January…
At times, it’s almost too much … until I remember there are 2.26 million of you to absorb the onslaught of art being made in and around Our Fair City. Here’s what I ask: Take a risk. Explore something new. Bring a friend. Make art a verb – your verb.
The week before election day has gotten increasingly stressful, so we offer these selections as solace and distraction, in case you need it. There’s a lot from which to choose…
Find out June 18 who is Cincinnati’s best celebrity dancer when the Cincinnati Arts Association celebrates season fourteen of its annual fundraiser Dancing for the Stars at the Music Hall Ballroom to benefit, among other things, CAA’s Overture Awards – the nation’s largest locally-run high school arts scholarship competition.
This week appears to be “Theater Week,” with seven (7!) openings between Thursday and Tuesday. On Saturday or Sunday, take Mom out to explore Asian and/or Hispanic food and culture or photos inspired by the pandemic. Happy Mother’s Day! Hug her tight if you still have one.
“We’re seeing the evolution of our art form unfold in front of us. We’re part of that evolution.” – Victoria Morgan
