The Carnegie announced the public phase of its Preserving Northern Kentucky’s Cultural and Architectural Gem capital campaign, intended to preserve its historic home.
In yet another sign of relative normalcy, The Carnegie has announced its 2021-22 theater season, beginning outdoors in late summer before a winter return to the Carnegie Theatre.
In-between does not always mean lean. Even as we wait for summer stuff to ramp up, there is a surprising selection for the week ahead. Select soon!
Step by step, we seem to be marching at least in the direction of normalcy. In the meantime, take a look at this week’s lineup. You’d hardly know that the world has been mostly shut down for a year or so.
Once again, we skip right from late winter to summer simmer. However you feel about that, we have something for you. Take a look…
Warming is the word this week. Get your plans made early and plan to stay late. There’s a lot to like ahead. (And when will those pesky cicadas emerge…?)
Mother Nature seems a bit undecided about the weather this week, but there’s no hesitation in our offering these potential choices for your coming week.
Things are a little quiet, given the Easter weekend ahead, but there’s still plenty from which to choose. And the good news is, the word “virtual” is appearing a little bit less.
Are we turning a corner? Can you see light in the distance? Sample some of this week’s gems, and you’ll see the world ahead more clearly, mark my word.
