
ARTS & CULTURE
It may be muggy and miserable right now, but Cincinnati Ballet has something planned to make you feel a little more chill. From July 21 through July 25, you can buy tickets for select December performances of The Nutcracker at a special buy one, get one half off rate. Pretty cool, right?
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s Shakespeare in the Park program begins July 11 with free performances around the region.
Looking for a fun beach read? Are you in charge of the next book club pick? Just looking for a place cool place to hang out? You're in luck! Head to one of the many independent bookstores in the region for book recommendations, thoughtful gifts, and sense of community.
On Friday, June 20, the Contemporary Arts Center debuts the first solo museum exhibition by New York based painter, Marcus Leslie Singleton.
Lies! Betrayal! Romance! Murder!
No, it's not a Hollywood blockbuster or a reality TV show, it's opera. As Cincinnati Opera season begins its 105th season, see why it's the perfect time to fall in love with all the music, drama, and magic at Music Hall this summer.
Think you know a lot about the local history? Discover more with powerful new storytelling platform, the Freedom Journey app from America's River Roots, that connects users to stories of courage and resistance that defined America’s path to freedom along the Ohio River.
Don't miss your chance to see the Mid-Century Modern works of The Crafted World of Wharton Esherick, as it ends a nationwide tour at the Taft Museum of Art, opening June 7.
Summerfair Cincinnati, one of the oldest and largest continuous art fairs in the country, returns to Coney Island May 30 to June 1. Get insight into the event’s history, what to expect this weekend, and how they support local artists all year long, from Jayne Utter, managing director.
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati closes its season with the regional premiere of “Jaja’s African Hair Braiding,” by award-winning playwright Jocelyn Bioh.
At the end of its 2025 Campaign, ArtsWave announced it raised $12.3 million for the region’s arts, demonstrating remarkable resilience in a year marked by economic and funding uncertainty in the arts.
Christina Vassallo, CAC director, is one of only seven arts execs chosen for the DeVos Institute of Arts and Nonprofit Management Fellowship.
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.