The annual grant program aims to support Black-led organizations or projects focused on uplifting the African American community through art.
ArtsWave awards $100K to organizations supporting Black art, culture
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Culture FIX: Aug. 2-8
Summer temperatures might be wafting down, but the Cincinnati arts and culture scene is still hot, hot, HOT! The Queen City’s plate is heaped with diversity this week. You can shop or paddle or read and there’s always something interesting to eat. (Goetta is “interesting,” I’ll give it that). Load up your calendar and enjoy!
ArtsWave community campaign expands and broadens funded organizations
The board of trustees for ArtsWave recently approved $9,900,084 in grant expenditures from its recent 2023 Community Campaign, slated to support more than 150 regional arts organizations.
Culture FIX: March 1-7
Quite the mix this week, with strong candidates across the arts spectrum. March is storming in like a lion. It will be difficult for you to decide, but I know you’re up to it. Time to get busy…
Making Cincinnati arts more inclusive
Six Black-led arts organizations have won support for a third year from one of ArtsWave’s Black-giving initiatives, solidifying the organizations’ roles in helping make the Greater Cincinnati’s arts scene be more inclusive.
Prominent Black leaders unite to launch hub for community change
A group of prominent young Cincinnati area Black leaders is launching a new initiative — called the TABLE — to bring more aid to the region’s Black community.
Culture Fix: Oct. 13-19
If you can find a more diverse set of event recommendations for this week ahead, well… We do our best. And more importantly, kudos to those presenters putting these options in front of you. Truly impressive.
ArtsWave selects next cohort for its Circle’s African American arts grant program
ArtsWave awards its second set of grants in support of arts initiatives funded in part by ArtsWave’s Circle of African American Leaders for the Arts.
Culture FIX: Aug. 18-24
Blah, blah, go away … make a decision, Mother Nature. Whether She’s paying attention or not, all you have to do is read below to make up your mind what to do in the days ahead.
Cincinnati Museum Center, Public Library and Freedom Center host discussions on race
In the wake of a year of civil unrest and demands for social justice, four Cincinnati organizations are looking back at the past 20 years of race relations in the city since Timothy Thomas’s death.