The first School for Creative and Performing Arts Gala honored Jack and Susie Louiso for their lasting impact on SCPA and the Cincinnati arts community.
SCPA premiere gala raises $150K
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A young classical music lover’s legacy lives on
Internationally known flutist Demarre McGill will perform in a program that benefits the Benjamin Carlson-Berne Scholarship Fund.
What to Do, Hear, See | Dec. 13-19
Holiday music reaches its crescendo this weekend, so get out there and grab some. Plus, a certain little dance number from the Ballet returns to the new Music Hall…and so much more from which to choose…
What to Do/Hear/See | Nov. 29-Dec. 5
First full week of the Advent season, and there are, indeed, a lot of opportunities coming your way. Here are some suggestions for the next few days.
Suzuki soloists perform for Symphony Club
Four young soloists and 22 members of the CCM/SCPA Suzuki Strings program gave a recital at the Cincinnati Symphony Club’s October luncheon to open the club’s 2017-2018 season.
SCPA stars shine at Starry Soirée
More than 75 friends of the School for Creative and Performing Arts enjoyed an evening of star-gazing at the Starry Soiree hosted by SCPA Fund board member Brett Stover.
What to Do/See/Hear | Nov. 1-7
Thanks to daylight saving time’s demise, we get an extra hour to enjoy this week, and not a moment too soon. There’s more than enough to do to fill the time – especially if you enjoy the sound of a chorus. Even if that’s not your cup of tea, fear not. There’s art, film and theater aplenty.
SCPA students compete for Corbett Mayerson Awards
Watch the rising star of the future perform as the School for the Creative and Performing Arts stages the 31st annual Corbett Mayerson Award. Students in SCPA’s junior class compete in the arts discipline of their choice before a panel of judges.
New SCPA leadership working to rebuild trust
While the new administrators were busy attending to the needs of SCPA faculty, staff and students, executive director Nick Nissley realized “the real crisis was that we had lost the trust and confidence of our investors, of the donor community.” The public couldn’t discern the difference between the Friends of SCPA fundraising organization and the school itself, he said.