Don’t worry. The fever will break. No, not yours (although we hope you’re well, of course): Mother Nature’s. By the end of the week, it’ll seem a little more like February again, just in time to inspire you to take advantage of these enjoyable indoor events.
Holiday music dominates the week ahead, but there are plenty of opportunities to stimulate the other senses, as well. Check out our hand-picked sampler and share with your friends and family…
Hosting out-of-town guests, longing for a different kind of date night, or simply wanting to peel the kids away from screens large and small? We have options from highbrow to lowbrow – so you don’t have to search, well, high and low.
It’s not unusual for our city to nearly burst with great music, but some months the intensity seems to burn a bit more fiercely, and this November is a hot one. Here’s a savory sampling.
BLINK is upon us. And more…before or after BLINK or the nights you aren’t attending. Read on for other delectable delights…
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.
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.
So what are your plans this pre-holiday week? Family? Fun? Family fun? Fireworks? We have you covered…
April Affair, the Cincinnati Symphony Club’s annual luncheon and fashion show, was held at the Kenwood Country Club. The event raised funds for the CSO, Pops and the Lollipops Concerts.
The 18th annual Caring Awards raised more than $100,000 for the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky. The gala at the Hyatt Regency-Cincinnati featured a program by the Cincinnati Pops, Poptet and the SCPA Jazz Super Band.
