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.
The equinox is past, the weather has finally cooled a bit, and we’re in that sweet spot with both fall festivals to savor outdoors and arts events to enjoy indoors.
The arts organizations are pulling back the curtain on what happens when visual art becomes ballet.
CAC will open “In the Interest of Time” and “Widline Cadet: Seremoni Disparisyon (Ritual [Dis]Appearance)” on Oct. 2. Both exhibitions will remain on view through Feb. 7, 2027.
The funding will support 46 arts organizations across Greater Cincinnati, helping pay for performances, exhibitions, arts education and other community programming.
Longtime museum leader Lacy Schutz will serve as interim executive director, stepping in roughly five months after the departure of Christina Vassallo.
Flowers are blooming and plenty of new art is on the walls. No B-movies, this week. Music in our favorite places. A little dance, a teaser by the May Festival and some radical fashion. Make every night Date Night.
Jessica Orzulak is joining the museum to help shape its exhibition program, building on its long history of working with contemporary art and artists.
The coffee shop will operate inside the CAC’s lobby seven days a week. The concept will be in place through summer 2027.
The café plans to turn the museum’s front entrance into a seven-day-a-week destination for visitors, downtown workers and residents for the next year.
