Founding Father John Adams said that future generations should celebrate American independence “with Pomp and Parade, with Shews, Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more.” Well, we’ve certainly followed his advice!
As the Ol’ Lefthander might say, we’re rounding third and heading for home, as far as summer is concerned. Way too many kids are already back in school, and Labor Day weekend may be a bit more than a head-first slide away, but there’s plenty of summer fun ahead this week.
Hot enough for you yet? This week, it’s obvious that summer isn’t ready to let us go – but we’re certainly not ready to let summer fun go, either.
A long-dead artist, a terrible opera singer, a friendly but homesick alien and a Man in Black walk into a bar . . . Well, wait a minute. Actually, they’re walking into Culture FIX this week. There’s no punch line here, just another varied, unpredictable week full of activity in Cincinnati’s arts and culture scene.
You’d think mid-August would bring a huge lull to Culture FIX. But summer arts series are still in high gear, new art exhibits are opening, and even some “fall” seasons are underway. There’s lots to do!
One of the biggest weekend of events in Cincinnati in several years. And several of the most prominent are already sold out. Clear your dance card and gird your loins; whatever your pleasure, we have you covered.
Several times recently we’ve alluded to the end of the summer season, but this time we mean business. Summer series are dropping like flies, so grab one of these fleeting opportunities to hang on just a tad longer…
Things are heating up, especially in the music biz. We suggest you take a look at all our listings and get to planning before cool stuff passes you by. In the meantime, here’s a near-term sampling..
The Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra moves to the great outdoors this year to present its Summermusik festival.
The Cincinnati Ballet has announced its 2021-22 season, marking 25 years of leadership for Artistic Director Victoria Morgan, who has announced she will retire after the season.
