It’s a week for smiles, because this weekend includes my favorite day of the year – the return of daylight saving time. How best to celebrate this glorious annual event? By heading out, of course, perhaps to one of these events.
His charge is a sprawling one: to revitalize and broaden the reach of the College-Conservatory of Music, to integrate it more deeply with the community and with the rest of the University of Cincinnati. In short, new dean Stanley Romanstein
has been asked to bring CCM into the 21st century, by any means necessary.
Did you realize it’s just two weeks to Mardi Gras? Well, it is. That leaves you just time enough to feast on the abundance of arts and culture around town – if you pace yourselves. Let’s get started.
I’m honored to share with you the lay of the land for lovers and other strangers in the seven days ahead. Let’s start with the former…
It’s a little more important than usual this week for you to take note of the huge variety of quality offerings from Greater Cincinnati’s cultural organizations.
By Thomas Consolo To many folks, this Sunday is one of the most important days of the year. To those of us who do not follow sports – especially games that don’t involve local teams – there are many alternatives…
For me, the noticeable return of daylight is something worth celebrating. But what to do for the occasion? Glad you asked, because I have a few suggestions.
More than 650 supporters attended the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Saints & Sinners Bash to celebrate the 50th anniversary of CCM’s musical theater program.
This week, well, it’s the usual holiday embarrassment of cultural riches, particularly if you’re in the mood for some music.
A wealth of holiday arts and entertainment abound for sharing the season with family and friends, from the sacred to the silly, the profound to the prosaic, the ingrained to the innovative.
