The funding will support 46 arts organizations across Greater Cincinnati, helping pay for performances, exhibitions, arts education and other community programming.
ArtsWave awards nearly $9M to dozens of arts orgs
Tag: Cincinnati Youth Choir
Cincinnati Youth Choir names husband-and-wife team as co-artistic directors
Ryan Ellis and Cindy Ellis will become co-artistic directors beginning with the choir’s 2026-27 season. They’ll oversee programming, instruction and the choir’s artistic vision alongside Executive Director Nicholas Pridonoff.
Culture FIX, Sept. 3-9
The smoke may have just cleared from this year’s Labor Day weekend Riverfest party, but plenty of fireworks are ahead this week, with a mix of still-summer outdoor fun and fall arts seasons gearing up.
Cincinnati Youth Choir goes local with new director after national search
Sterling Finkbine will take over leadership of Bel Canto and work closely with artistic advisor Anthony Trecek-King to help shape the next phase of the organization’s educational and artistic direction.
ArtsWave awards nearly $9M to dozens of local orgs
The 45 grant recipients represent a range of large, mid-size and small nonprofit organizations across the region. Grant sizes vary widely, typically ranging from $10,000 to over $1 million.
CYC names executive director
Heather Vest has been with Cincinnati Youth Choir for the past nine years. She previously held the title of director of choirs and education.
Cincinnati Youth Choir to perform UNICEF concert in DC
CYC’s celebrated Bel Canto choir will perform alongside the Young Naperville Singers and the Allegro Choirs of Kansas City in at least three performances in the nation’s capital.
Greater Cincinnati receives $600K in NEA grants to support arts
The funding is going to 11 Southwest Ohio organizations that range from from large museums and small theaters to dance companies and visual arts initiatives.
Culture FIX: May 1-7
The fact that our city can support dozens of smaller galleries and community theater groups, plus children’s performing ensembles and music in churches at lunchtime speaks to how deeply the love and appreciation of arts and culture runs in us. To say nothing of the talent! Have a look and find something new, something smaller-but-mighty to experience this week.
Cincinnati Youth Choir names new artist-in-residence
CYC selected conductor Anthony Trecek-King to serve as its artist-in-residence for its 32nd season. His work with CYC dates back to 2018.