Terracotta Army Invades Cincinnati Art Museum
Take a trip back to the dynasty that established the first Chinese empire.
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Cincinnati Boychoir Prepares for South Africa
Cincinnati Boychoir is shaping young lives and expanding horizons is the goal of a new “Cultural Curriculum”
Music Hall’s “organic” history: Hook & Hastings and the Mighty Wurlitzer
With the reopening of Music Hall, new tours are planned by SPMH volunteers, including one with an “organic” focus: Showing off the majestic organs that have occupied the space, from the original Hook & Hastings model to the famed Mighty Wurlitzer.
Behind the curtain, ‘invisible’ Music Hall upgrades make a noticeable difference
Post-renovation reviews thus far have focused on highly visible changes to iconic Music Hall. This week, four Cincinnati arts leaders discuss "invisible systems" and behind-the-scenes changes that will do as much (or more) to positively impact production and patron experience.
Cincy Sets the Stage: Restored Corbett Tower, historic gem of Cincinnati Music Hall
Take a step back in time with this detailed look at the refurbished Corbett Tower, a historic gem in iconic Cincinnati Music Hall, which reopened this past weekend to much fanfare and excitement.
Cincy Sets the Stage: Get ready to experience the “new and improved” Music Hall
Iconic Music Hall will reopen to sold-out crowds the first week of October, and visitors are in for a pleasant surprise, with strategic efforts to optimize intimacy, comfort and audio-visual experience.
Cincy Sets the Stage: Amid $135 million renovation, volunteer tours keep Music Hall in view
When Music Hall re-opens this October, following an 18-month, $135 million renovation, visitors will experience a noticeable step up in programming and the icon's public-facing persona. Meet the docents and tour guides putting its best face forward.
Cincy Sets the Stage: Arts ‘level up’ with newly renovated Music Hall
This October, the Society for the Preservation of Music Hall welcomes residents back to a dazzlingly renovated Music Hall. Here's what to expect, plus a look at why our local arts scene is the envy of much larger markets.
Art of, by and for the people: CAM presents American folk art
Now through Sept. 3, the Cincinnati Art Museum presents A Shared Legacy: Folk Art in America, the most expansive array of American folk art ever displayed locally.
Get the picture: Visual art is everywhere in Covington
Arts enthusiasts will find much to write home about in Covington, from small street-front galleries and edgy design firms to the beloved Carnegie and Baker Hunt — with plenty of Frank Duveneck history to go around. It's a scene with history, and it's still growing.
