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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.
Jessica Orzulak has been named the new curator at the Contemporary Arts Center, bringing her expertise to guide the organization’s multi-faceted exhibition program.
There are some months when you pick your show. And then there are months like this one, when the Cincinnati Ballet says, why choose?
One is bold, creative, and a little unexpected and the other a family-friendly experience that feels as much like an event as it does a performance. Cincinnati Ballet offers “Director’s Vision: Liberty in Motion” this weekend, April 10-12, followed by “The Family Series: Pinocchio,” April 16–19.
Head to the Contemporary Arts Center on Saturday, April 11, for “Family Festival: Art Opening!” to celebrate CAC's new School Outreach exhibit, plus hands-on art making, DIY printing, and creative stations for all ages.
Art Academy of Cincinnati presents its “2026 Thesis Exhibitions,” featuring the culminating work of graduating seniors across disciplines, with opening reception this Friday, April 10.
Ahead of the annual fair, Summerfair unveils its 2026 poster – and a new collab with The Cincy Hat! – at HighGrain Brentwood Brewpub on Thursday, April. 9.
As baseball takes center stage, Ohio Goes to the Movies, an initiative celebrating the state’s film legacy, looks at how Ohio has state helped shape how generations experience the game.
A panel discussion inspired by the American Sign Museum’s new exhibition, “Back to the Drawing Board: The Art of the Sign Sketch 1925 – 1975,” explores graphic and commercial design on Wednesday, March 25.
It was the G.O.A.T. of mural unveilings, as ArtsWave, Rust-O-Leum, and civic partners celebrated the official dedication of “Pineapple on Pizza” at The Gruff in Covington, complete with baby goats!
Adventure Crew brings the premier all-women and genderqueer film festival to the Esquire Theatre on March 16, with the “No Man’s Land” Film Festival, offering films that focus on outdoor themes.
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.