Silent night? Hardly. The Queen City is filled with the sights and sounds of the holiday season, and the flurry of activity – apparently the closest we’re getting to a white Christmas this year – reaches its peak this weekend. Whether it’s family fun or a grownup date, pick from these options…
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 quite Thanksgiving, but one can easily fill one’s plate with a feast of events this week. Whether you’re more interested in Renaissance music, a look at the stars, bluegrass or swing, there’s something for you in the next seven days, starting tonight. Here’s a checklist.
Supporters and city dignitaries and officials were welcomed at a black-tie gala before Cincinnati Shakespeare Company staged “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” as its first production in the new Otto M. Budig Theater.
BLINK is upon us. And more…before or after BLINK or the nights you aren’t attending. Read on for other delectable delights…
Educators from around the Tri-State are invited to learn more about 16 local arts and culture organizations and what they can offer teachers this season.
Astronomers will tell you there are two weeks of summer left, but – post-Labor Day – fall is in the air, and a new arts season is revving up. Here’s the best of what’s on tap this week…
THEATER & DANCE Cincinnati Shakespeare Company – “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” How could any theater lover not have this on the fall must-see list? Not only is this one of William Shakespeare’s most beloved plays, it is CincyShakes’ first production…
Revel & Triumph was the fourth annual fundraising gala for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. This year, Otto M. Budig Jr. was honored with the Globe Award for his philanthropic contributions, his commitment to the company’s vision and his integral role in the realization for a new theater and home.
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.
