Happpp-y New Year! Hope you’re remembering to write 2019 on your checks. (Millennial readers, ask your parents what a check is.) We should be headed into the worst of winter by now, but Mother Nature hasn’t seemed to notice it’s January yet.
It’s official: The Holiday Season has arrived. How that generally manifests itself is six weeks of ritual and tradition.
We find ourselves this week describing a timespan in the arts bookended by Halloween and Election Day – in other words, two days that share the potential to be among the spookiest of the year. Don’t be afraid, though. There are plenty of more genteel undertakings available to lighten your spirit…
As the days grow shorter and the wind brisker, it’s time to enjoy the great indoors. Don’t know where to turn? Well, that’s why we’re here, isn’t it.
The warm-up period is officially ended, so stand back. There’s about to be an explosion. Of art, that is. No time for an extended introduction. Let’s get to it.
This week we finally see the changing of the guard – the seasonal guard, that is, as summer officially gives way to autumn.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s season-opening fundraiser, Gala d’Ouverture, will explore the colors and flavors of French culture – ranging from music to cuisine.
Must-see of Cincinnati’s music and opera scene this fall, courtesy of Ray Cooklis. Featuring CCM, Cincinnati Symphony and beyond.
“At a certain point, when I was younger, I kind of lost interest,” Coleman said. He pauses for a moment, then rephrases. “Not ‘lost interest,’ but I was leading a double life as a … as a kid, as a skateboarder and as a miscreant, and they had to pull me back from that and say, ‘Enough of the skateboarding.’ ”
