Some “once-a-year” festivals continue this week – early music and Jewish/Israeli films – but there’s plenty more afoot. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra celebrates incoming Music Director Cristian Măcelaru, Cincinnati-born playwright Theresa Rebeck comes home to direct a play, and several events focus on themes of love to get us in the mood for Valentine’s Day.
The long-running Mayerson JCC Jewish & Israeli Film Festival returns Feb. 1 and runs throughout the month. Events will take place across the Cincinnati area.
Two Greater Cincinnati museums were named best in the country in a USA Today readers’ vote.
It seems March is coming in like a lion. Once the storms clear, here are some bright ideas for your weekend…and beyond.
Ok, it appears that winter is not going to just ignore us this year, so we might as well make the best of it and get some art and culture into our lives. Lots to do!
The Cincinnati Skirball Museum of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, in partnership with the Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education, recently opened its newest exhibition, “12 Nazi Concentration Camps.”
Judy Lucas, who served Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion from 1982 to 2002, was honored at a Skirball Museum dinner.
The Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Cincinnati Skirball Museum plans an opening reception for its new exhibit, “Eighteen Tiny Treasures,” from the B’nai B’rith Klutznick Collection.
The Cincinnati Skirball Museum on the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion showed recent gifts and acquisitions at a May 9 open house.
