Summer continues to rage, but the arts have no intention of letting 90-degree heat win. Stay inside with lectures and art openings. Cincinnati Pops goes to “La La Land” and Cincinnati Music Theatre gives an exam after their show. KSO finishes up outdoor offerings and Phil DeGreg provides lunchtime respite. Enjoy yourself.
Conservation, history and diverse cultures are all on tap. We love our Mozart, our Monet and our Music Hall, but other compelling events await. Check out an über-interesting French film or learn about conserving natural resources through Native American dance. A little gypsy jazz for lunch, anyone? Everything you need to stay culturally current is ready and waiting.
We asked niche museums and cultural institutions in the Greater Cincinnati area to submit a short description and representative photo.
Now in its seventh edition, the photography showcase will take place in venues across Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton and Northern Kentucky.
Artistry is all around us. Art is an exhilarating dance in a food market. Art is relished in old, beautifully restored buildings. Art is participatory on historic bridges. Well-appointed concert halls are nice. Expertly curated museums are comfortable, but try on something new this week.
Here comes the scorch. You knew it would arrive eventually, right? Whether you want to hide away or embrace the heat, choices aplenty, below. Maybe try a balanced approach – some inside, some out? Either way, we hope to see you somewhere out and about in the coming days.
Juneteenth, the celebration of the emancipation of slaves in Texas (June 19, 1865) has taken on a life of its own and there are several occasions for you to participate over the weekend. Plus, you’ll find a plethora of other wonders to feed your soul. Peruse away…
From bears to books to baseball signs, bald guys and beyond … and we’re not past Thursday yet. The madness definitely continues this week, on and off the court. Check it out…
Summertime, and the atmosphere’s clingy… Depending on whether you like this stuff, or like to avoid it, we have options! Read on…
The Over-the-Rhine Museum has landed two grants in the past few weeks that will lay the groundwork for the museum’s next decade.
