This year, we set out to make the idea of “welcome” tangible, partnering with diverse artists to create spaces that are unassailably welcoming and deeply inviting for everyone. The Hello & Welcome project developed out of our participation in OF/BY/FOR ALL, a..
Happy Black History Month! This winter, and throughout the year, we are pleased to present a variety of programs and events celebrating Black history, arts, culture and creativity. We are excited to once again partner with Juneteenth Cincinnati on a month-long, visual..
If there is one lesson the global pandemic experience reminded us of, it’s that we’re all in this together. The past two years forced us into unwanted isolation, yet our shared challenges revealed a sense of community. The distance inspired us to..
Unleash your creativity and imagination this summer at Kennedy Heights Arts Center! We offer a variety of one-week camps..
Are you a high school student (ages 14 – 18) who is helpful, creative, models leadership, and likes working..
Experience an intimate evening of music inspired by Porgy and Bess, reimagined through the lens of Cincinnati’s vibrant jazz community. Featuring Cincinnati Jazz Hall of Fame vocalist Kathy Wade, May Festival chorus member and dynamic soloist Robert Lomax, the Cincinnati Jazz Academy..
Since her graduate school experience at the University of Cincinnati D.A.A.P. (Design, Architecture, Art & Planning) program in 2008, Erin Smith Glenn has been constantly examining, understanding, and developing what HAIRitage means to her, and how she can use it as a..
The Cincinnati Jazz Academy and Jim Anderson presents jazz tenor saxophonist Bill Pierce and The Semaj’ A Consort. A former member and musical director of Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers and longtime collaborator with the Tony Williams Quintet, Bill Pierce has spent decades..