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“The House on Watch Hill,” now playing at Ensemble Theater Cincinnati, is a thrilling new musical about group of teen misfits in the summer of 1984, full of nostalgia, heart, and a touch of the supernatural.
Enjoy a free performance and guided wellness experience from Cincinnati Ballet, at Seasongood Pavilion in Eden Park on Saturday, May 23, in partnership with Cincinnati Parks and Cincinnati Parks Foundation.
Fun fact: Music Hall was built specifically for choral music.You can celebrate that rich cultural history – and the legacy of one of the oldest choral traditions in the country – as the May Festival begins this weekend. From poetry-inspired works to a bold, genre-blending Mass, the celebratory opening night on Friday, May 15, honors the May Festival’s history while embracing the sound of its future.
Contemporary Arts Center is partnering with Hamilton County Juvenile Court on a new initiative as the multi-media exhibition, “Voices Unheard: Art, Identity, and Experience,” is open now through May 31.
The Tony Award-winning musical “Suffs” about the brilliant, passionate, and funny American women who fought tirelessly for the right to vote is playing at the Aronoff Center for the Arts through May 17.
Developed over eight years in Cincinnati, “Label•less,” a powerful musical created by Drew Lachey and Lea Lachey, is preparing for its Off-Broadway debut this summer. But tonight, Thursday, May 7 local audiences and supporters have the chance to enjoy an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the production at this pivotal moment in its evolutionl
Regional literary champions, under the leadership of author Holly Brians Ragusa, have launched Lit Cincy, a new non-profit created to support, connect, and uplift the literary community across the region.
Art Academy of Cincinnati, along with local artists, and students from Summit Country Day School, celebrate AMERICA 250! with sculptures made of Duck Tape, on view in Washington Park through May 18.
Contemporary Arts Center welcomes Lacy Schutz as interim executive director, starting May 18. Schutz brings nearly 20 years of cultural institution leadership to this new role.
Cincinnati Public Radio celebrate it’s first anniversary in their new headquarters, The Scripps Family Center for Public Media, with an open house on Saturday, April 25.
The public is invited to stop by for a look at the state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly building, meet on-air and behind-the-scenes staff, and enjoy great performances by arts and culture partners.
This Friday, April 24, the Contemporary Arts Center, holds a free community celebration for the opening of exhibitions by Cincinnati-based artists Gee Horton and Michael Stillion, with exclusive gallery access for the debut of these powerful new bodies of work.
Don't miss a performance 20 years in the making, as The 50 Shoes return for one-night-only at the Weston Art Gallery, on Friday, May 22, with a mix of poetry, genre-defying music, dance performance and visual art.