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Summerfair's annual “Emerging Artists” exhibition opens at Clifton Cultural Arts Center, showcasing student artists from local universities.
Take a look behind-the-scenes of Life of Pi, winner of three Tony Awards, playing at Broadway in Cincinnati at the Aronoff Center through Sunday.
It’s on! The 2025 ArtsWave Community Campaign is underway! ArtsWave funds more than 150 local arts organizations, projects, and artists throughout the region. See how you can support all of the incredible arts and culture that call Cincinnati home!
Don't miss the regional premiere of Theresa Rebeck's I Need That straight from Broadway, opening at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati on Feb. 8.
The Contemporary Arts Center celebrates the world premiere of “Vivian Browne: My Kind of Protest.” The exhibition showcases the depth and variety of the career of Vivian Browne — an understudied American artist and activist who died in 1993 – with themes present that continue to resonate today and inform current conversations about power, political systems, and the importance of intersectional feminism.
Looking for something to do this weekend? ArtsWave has launched Cincy A&E, a new comprehensive calendar for regional cultural events.
ArtsWave has awarded grants to 26 artists through its 2025 Black and Brown Artist Program, supporting work that focuses on Truth and Innovation.
Get comfy and creative this Saturday, Jan. 25 at the Contemporary Arts Center during Family Festival: Pajama Party from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
ArtsWave has announced the latest round of YP nd Pride grants, with the first program set for Feb. 1 with Cincinnati Opera.
National eyes will be on Cincinnati in 2025! Jackie Reau shares how Cincinnati leads with cultural vibrancy and what it means for the year ahead.
Cincinnati had another amazing year celebrating the arts and artists. Check out a few of our top picks.
ArtsWave and meetNKY have teamed up to launch the Northern Kentucky Creative Placemaking Grants — a new initiative designed to use the arts to drive economic growth, strengthen communities, and highlight Northern Kentucky’s unique cultural identity.