The arrival of May Festival always signals the beginning of summer. Not familiar with Cincinnati’s historic, signature cultural event and the impetus for building Music Hall? There are many other choices, for young and old, from pets to pottery, depending on your sensory predilections. Enjoy!
In the end, a brief Bollywood dance break may have won the foxtrot competition at the Cincinnati Arts Association’s 11th annual “Dancing for the Stars.”
As the season winds to a close, things are really starting to heat up. What are your plans this weekend?
Despite this being a relatively light week for events due to celebrations of Easter and Passover, we’ve found a few things worthy of your attention. Read on!
It’s the last roundup before Opening Day. What’s on your home plate for the coming weekend?
Cheer on eight Cincinnati celebrities as they take to the dance floor with some of the area’s finest professional dancers, all to raise money for the Cincinnati Arts Association’s Overture Awards.
Six high school students will be named winners and take home $4,000 each at the Cincinnati Arts Association’s annual Overture Awards. Another 18 finalists will win $1,000 apiece.
Award-winning artist/poet Annie Ruth and the Cincinnati Arts Association are hosting “Dada Rafiki: I see you sister,” a multicultural celebration of music, dance and song.
It wasn’t just Alice’s night, it was Alice’s day – with Mayor John Cranley proclaiming May 6, 2016, as Alice F. Weston Day and the Cincinnati Arts Association’s Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery throwing a party that night.
Alice Weston, founding patron of the Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery, will be honored at a party given by the Cincinnati Arts Association.
