Ohio Heritage Fellowships are awarded in recognition of the significant impact an individual or group has had on the people and communities of the state through their advancement and preservation of the fold or traditional arts.
A total of 746 grants received approval at the July 21 meeting. Among the 117 grant recipients in Southwest Ohio were artists and arts organizations in Adams, Brown, Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, Lawrence, Ross, Scioto and Warren Counties.
The first in a series about women in 20th-century Cincinnati, possessed with chutzpah and vision, who profoundly enriched our lives and our communities.
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Capital Campaign Co-Chairmen Woody Taft and Rob Reifsnyder announced April 29 that the new mainstage theatre will be named for Moe and Jack Rouse, thanks to a gift of $5 million.
Joshua Brown, a 2017 Ohio Arts Council artist-in-residence, will be at Kennedy Heights Arts Center throughout April.
It’s geared to kids, but everyone is invited to Palooza in the Park 2016. The event staged by the Chamber Music Network of Greater Cincinnati promises great music and plenty of fun.
