1040 EZ Fun
April 16
Tax season is finally over and accountants across the city breathe a sigh of relief. If you're looking for a unique way to blow some of that refund, then look no further than Hugo restaurant this Thursday evening. Know Theatre of Cincinnati will host Post Tax Relief Fun, a celebration of the close of tax season, from 6-9 p.m. Join artists and supporters of Know Theatre for an evening of kicking back with your returns, gourmet creations prepared by Chef Daly's, a stiff drink or two and musical entertainment. If you haven't had a chance to visit Hugo, consider this the perfect introduction to its eclectic menu and ambiance.
Explosive Musical
April 16-18
Life doesn't always go according to plan, because if it did, therapists would be out of business and Xanax would cease to exist. Showbiz Players Inc. presents Tick, Tick…Boom, a story of one aspiring composer's life that continues to fall to ruin day by day. Jonathan Larson's musical before creating Rent chronicles the angst a NY artist experiences over turning 30. Soapbox is excited to see theatre in alternative venues and the intimate Below Zero space is a perfect setting for show like this.
Indian Spring
April 17
The art of India is an ever-changing patchwork of influences and moods. Pulling inspiration from events within the Indian culture/society, he postmodern work tells its own story of the complex sub-continent. The Phyllis Weston-Annie Bolling Gallery, ArtWorks Gallery, and PAC Gallery have collaborated to bring to Cincinnati Metamorphosis: Change and Continuity in Indian Contemporary Art. This citywide exhibition features works by 16 of India's leading contemporary artists including Vivek Vilasini, George Martin, and Murali Cheeroth. If beautiful art isn't enough, Krohn Conservatory contributes to the exhibition with their 2009 Butterfly Show which will feature Indian butterflies and cultural activities. Phyllis Weston Annie Bolling Gallery will hold an exhibit preview on April 17 5-8pm then PAC Gallery will host a Grand Opening, April 18, 5-8 pm and finally, Artworks will have their exhibit opening on April 25 from 2-5 p.m. All three will host the exhibition through June 21 2009.
Corsages & Sneakers
April 18
Prom for most is a high school tradition involving limousines, corsages, expensive dresses and the class clown spiking the punch. But for some, that particular rite of passage was not an option. The Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network of Cincinnati - a non-profit working to build respect and awareness of GLBT issues in schools, is setting out to prove everyone deserves to have a magical prom experience. Join the bash as GLSEN presents Prom 2009 at the Contemporary Arts Center this Saturday beginning at 7 p.m. This year's theme is simply, LOVE. The alternative prom gives guests the opportunity to bring a date of their choice, dress how they want and most importantly, love as they want. So grab that fancy dress or throw on a pair of sneakers, it doesn't matter, just get yourself to prom on time! Tickets can be purchased at the door or online Click here for ticket, dinner and guest details.
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