We’re beginning to see all the traditional, familiar signs of fall in Cincinnati: The days become shorter than the nights, the Reds miss the playoffs, the Bengals spot the rest of the league three games . . . Still, it’s warm enough to enjoy various outdoor arts and culture events, and this week’s schedule is packed with them.
Schools may already be back in session, but summer is not yet done with us. If you’re a jazz fan, you’re especially in luck, and the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra is throwing itself a birthday party 50 years in the making. Plus there’s a perch for Parrotheads in Price Hill and great American songs across the river. Take a look.
It’s recovery time, People. Calm is the goal. Distraction from reality. And we have plenty from which to choose.
FotoFocus Biennial arrived earlier this year with openings for a few fabulous photography-based and photography-inspired exhibitions. This month, things heat up with keynote lectures and special events.
“We are in the midst of a global humanitarian crisis that we cannot ignore” -Ted Bergh, Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio CEO
Final Friday each month is always a huge evening for visual art, but this week spreads wealth across the spectrum. Make this a week worth remembering…
If you’re looking for ways to work around your March Madness obsession (or for a way to avoid someone who’s so obsessed!), here are some attractive alternatives to an all-basketball weekend…
