This week offers up eclectic choices from “Barbie” to salsa. Washington Park is a hopping place and if art is your thing, Kroner and Pendleton have interesting offerings. Bourbon, barbeque and 1920s Paris round out June, catapulting us into a short, welcome holiday week. Inside or out, it’s all there.
CSO Music Director Louis Langrée conducts his final concerts this week. Our fair city offers up plenty of other cultural gems for your review, though: the close of the Ballet’s 60th season, urban-inspired art, several flavors of jazz, wildlife lectures, Appalachian culture and more. Enjoy!
Arts and culture never take a vacation in the Queen City. From blues and gothic to jazz and Shakespeare there’s something for everyone! So, dig out your concert finery or a pair of favorite jeans and find something to enjoy!
Movers & Makers co-publisher, Thom Mariner’s Picks for events to catch this week. Find out the best of what to do, hear and see in the region.
If you were among the estimated one million people who braved downtown traffic to see the wonders of BLINK, you’re probably ready for something that’s happening indoors. Whether it’s an intimate concert in a living room setting or Part 3 of Music Hall’s rechristening, there’s a concert to fit you.
So everyone you know is on vacation and you’re scrambling for things to fill up the days ahead. You are not alone! Check out some of these options and gather with other lonely hearts to make some new friends.
Spring fever must be in full flower this weekend, as two shows are already sold out: Richard Thompson at Memorial Hall and the KSO’s live accompaniment of “Amadeus.” Better make your plans fast. Here’s our somewhat-shortlist…
Here are some really interesting events for the next seven days, but please check out our comprehensive listings for even more…plus ongoing exhibits and plays.
After 10 years of bringing the region’s biggest book festival to downtown Cincinnati, Books by the Banks is expanding its reach with nine new events.
