Beware! Cincinnati spooks with a week of ghosts, tricks, blood and other supernatural goings on. Films, musicals and plays rule this, the best of all holidays. Too scared? Check out chestnuts or learn about music and your brain. An opera rock star comes to town. And jazz … there’s always jazz.
Three dialogue-light films, lots of jazz and bluegrass, an art opening and “The Gingerbread Man.” Tunes at the Zoo is free and an awesome string quartet plays Beethoven. The weather is warming and the sun is shining, so make a plan and live it up before a relaxing Easter Sunday with family and friends.
If you need a break from cookie baking and making lists, bundle up for a culture trek around town for some last-minute fun and frivolity. Holiday traditions abound from “The Nutcracker” to the Vocal Arts Ensemble. Caffè Vivace and Memorial Hall welcome local jazz favorites.
This week has a little bit of everything. Inside, outside. Jazz, classical. Ohio, Kentucky. Water, land. kids, adults. Film, theater. Pick your favorites or try something new. The only requirement is to have a great time. Easy to do in these parts. Have a wonderful week. Try to stay cool.
It may be the dead of winter, but you’d never know it by the variety of happenings around town. CSO members have their bows on their strings and the Woodward flips on the projector for some interesting films. New art exhibits and some Tennessee Williams pile on other cool stuff to choose from.
Sauerkraut, Stowe, Summermusik, Shakespeare, Superstar, Sexton. Not that we’re keeping track of the alphabet or anything, but check out the letter “S” this week. How about great food in Waynesville, a visit to the Harriet Beecher Stowe House for pb&j or an iconic musical about Jesus and some supper?
