After more than a year of vocal rest, singers are finally sprouting again as part of the 2021 May Festival.
May Festival voices bloom again in Music Hall
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Names in the News … 7/8/2020
What to Do/Hear/See | May 15-21
If spring has a voice, for instance, it’ll be raised in Music Hall for the next couple of weeks. There’s plenty more even than that, though, as you’ll see in a few paragraphs.
May Festival: Hemisphere’s oldest choral festival sinks teeth into new musical styles
The May Festival was expanding. Actually, “expanding” is too limited a description. It is undergoing a change as momentous as anything it has experienced in decades.
What to Do/See/Hear | May 23-29
It’s definitely festival season. Whether indoors or out, fine art, fringe or food, there’s an event out there this week just for you. Take a look.
What to Do/See/Hear | May 16-22
By any measure, this weekend is one of the year’s best for the number and variety of happenings around town. Chalk it up to May, traditionally the transitional month from spring to summer and indoor to outdoor. Obviously, this year’s weather has skipped the “spring” part of that transition, but the events are blooming right on schedule.
Change is blooming large at the new May Festival
The May Festival – the oldest, continuously active choral festival in the Western Hemisphere and the oldest arts institution in the Queen City – is embracing real change.
What to Do/See/Hear | April 18-24
Engage your mind and your senses this week with new exhibits, performances and more around town. This city has a lot to offer so we’ve done some leg work for you and selected a few happenings we don’t want you to miss.
Cincinnati Music Hall: our even more-worthy temple to music
The much-needed, yet highly controversial 16-month rejuvenation of Music Hall was unveiled to a sold-out house, which could barely contain its excitement … even before the Cincinnati Symphony played its first note. It was quite the electric evening.
What to do/hear/see | July 26-Aug. 1
Hot and humid late July may seem like the perfect time for a breather between the summer and fall arts seasons, but plenty of local organizations think it’s the ideal time to offer you something to do, and often for free.