In this age of instant messaging, there is something really special about receiving a card. Think about picking up your mail, there’s a bright envelope among the bills, and instantly your day is brighter. It communicates that someone cares enough about you..
Next week, our executive director Ellen Muse-Lindeman will be recognized as one of the Cincinnati Enquirer’s 2021 Women of the Year. The following is a reprint from an October 13, 2021 story. Ellen Muse-Lindeman uses art to engage, connect community Jeanne Houck..
Are you passionate about sharing your voice, and the voice of other teens? Want to become part of an exciting group of teen leaders in Cincinnati? Tellus Zine seeks creative students, in grades 9-12, to join their all-youth editorial board. Applications due 9/12...
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Join us for our annual Founders Day celebration, an evening dedicated to the artists, students, donors, and supporters who make this work possible. We’ll reflect on the past year at Kennedy Heights Arts Center—sharing the impact of our programs, stories from participants,..
Juneteenth Cincinnati presents an evening of Music, Dance and Drama of the African Diaspora featuring presentations by: Akosua – Reenacting Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl Dr. Blanche Kabengele – Poetry Chris Gillium Combo – Jazz R & B Kai..
Concluding her 2026 Writing to Exhale Artist Residency, Jamie-Lee Morris invites everyone to a community Poetry Night in Kennedy Heights Arts Center’s Lindner Annex on Saturday, April 11 at 7pm. Based on the theme of mental health and healing, this event features..