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Cincinnati Ballet opens the 2025-2026 Season with the return of thee perennial favorite, “The Kaplan New Works Series” at the Aronoff Center, Sept. 12–20.
Cincinnati has amazing museums! But what's the best place for the little ones? We offer a breakdown of where to go and what to do for everyone in the family.
ArtsWave celebrates the milestone fifth anniversary season of Flow, An African American Arts Experience, with cross-venue subscription series and pre-event community socials.
Experience art in new ways with ground-breaking exhibitions from local and international artists at galleries and museums in the region.
From a riveting classic at Cincy Shakes to a Pulitzer-winning revival at ETC and an '80s fave at Broadway in Cincinnati, theatre races back for Fall.
Cincinnati Opera has launched the Black Opera Project, a groundbreaking initiative that engages Black creators to develop new works celebrating Black stories.
Cincinnati Ballet is raising the barre with bold storytelling, groundbreaking choreography and timeless music for its 2025-26 season, with tickets now on sale for all performances.
The Art Academy of Cincinnati presents the group exhibition "AAC ’75 PLUS 50 YEARS," honoring the work and legacy of the class of 1975, with an opening reception on Aug. 8.
Contemporary Arts Center has just announced its 2025–2026 season, featuring powerful exhibitions by local and global artists who explore identity, memory, and resistance.
Head to Washington Park for ArtsWave’s CMF Outdoor Museum, with live painting and Friday Flow for a fun evening of art and music on the “Road to CMF.”
ArtsWave’s annual “Truth and Innovation” artist showcase, featuring new works by 26 Black and Brown artists, opens Saturday, July 19, at the Contemporary Arts Center.
The OneNKY Center Gallery, Fueled by ArtsWave opens during a special event on Friday, Sept. 12, through a partnership with the Northern Kentucky Port Authority and meetNKY.