Did you BLINK? Have your feet recovered? Ready for more? No, not another multimile trek through the heart of Cincinnati and Covington. Just the usual bountiful array of weekly cultural and seasonal happenings. (Apologies for the Saturday pileup. I did not do the scheduling.)
You might think that, given the launch to many organizations’ seasons, last week’s bountiful lineup would be hard to top. You would be so, so wrong. Outdoor events are particularly in the spotlight. So much to see: We’d best jump right in.
Did you feel it? That touch of fall in the air? That means the new arts season is starting. Orchestras, bands, theaters, museums, galleries – they’re all working to start the cultural year with a bang. Shutterbugs are in for a huge feast. We’ll help you with your itinerary. Read on.
A Cincinnati movie theater with nearly 90 years of history is getting a new life. Cindependent will reopen the Mariemont Theatre on Aug. 28, starting with a soft opening featuring 4 and 7 p.m. screenings of “Tony,” “The Brink of…
The consolidation brings together two established organizations with overlapping goals around storytelling and access. Organizers say the unified structure is designed to expand opportunities for filmmakers while strengthening Cincinnati’s position as a destination for independent film.
The grants fund arts and cultural projects that bring people together and highlight local voices, which ArtsWave believes has the power to strengthen neighborhoods. The program supports a wide range of organizations – from traditional arts groups to community nonprofits and local governments – encouraging projects that are accessible, inclusive and serve the whole community.
Cindependent is taking on the Mariemont Theatre to preserve a neighborhood gathering place and expand its mission for independent storytelling.
A bevy of terrifying choices might suggest Halloween is approaching . From “Rocky Horror Show” and vampires to “Friday the 13th” and dancing clowns, the Queen City is celebrating from top to bottom. You don’t celebrate all things macabre? How about some coffee or Shostakovich? There’s the full complement of lectures, jazz and theater. Something to suit each of you.
Jazz, books and theater. Opera, food and film. All in the same week. If you’ve never experienced Cincy Fringe, give this wild and wooly theatrical event a try. Emerging choreographers are featured at Mutual Dance Theatre, while Summerfair supports new and not-so-new artists. Two important films are screened and homegrown bands take the stage. Sample something new.
Each participant will receive a share of $25,000 in funding, plus in-kind coaching and business services valued at $50,000.
