Making Waves

ArtsWave is taking a page from the playbooks of some of our corporate partners to find new ways of getting local families to engage with the arts.

30+ restaurants, bars and breweries have rolled out specialty wine and cocktails, as well as the ArtsWave-Braxton MAKE WAVES! collaboration beer, to support the 2018 ArtsWave Community Campaign.

This year, CityBeat's annual Best Of Cincinnati Celebration benefits ArtsWave. Join us to celebrate everything that makes our region amazing while supporting the arts.

Ahead of Cincinnati Black Theatre Company's production of "Dreamgirls," we sat down with LaCrea Burns, who stars as Effie White.

ArtsWave Days continues with Get Active! this week and Shamrock Family Fun just in time for St. Paddy's Day.

The February edition of Movers & Makers features a cover story all about the Ripple Effect—where it originated, how it works and why it's been instrumental to ArtsWave's organizational identity.

The focus turns to music in the next two ArtsWave Days, with the Beer Choir Games on February 24 and Jazz, Gospel & Arts on March 3.

Today, we celebrate the Cincinnati Business Courier as a new partner in chronicling our region’s Arts Impact Journey.

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is staging an adaptation of the groundbreaking 1967 film, "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner."

ArtsWave Days will continue throughout the 12 weeks of the 2018 ArtsWave Community Campaign. Next up: I ♥ Arts and Date Night!

Cincinnati keeps making “best of” lists, and it's no accident. It takes hard work and dedication to the region, including our vibrant arts.

ArtsWave Days, brought to you by Macy's, kicks off February 3 with Play Day, full of hands-on performances, crafts and classes for kids and their grown-ups.

Something is brewing between ArtsWave and Braxton Brewing Company: a brand-new collaboration brew, releasing just in time for the 2018 Community Campaign!

The 2018 ArtsWave Community Campaign is almost here. This year, it's bringing big new ideas to treasured traditions.

The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati is staging a world-premiere biographical sketch of the iconic poet, memoirist and civil rights activist, Maya Angelou.

The City of Cincinnati is seeking a new Poet Laureate who can promote the art of the spoken word and compose poems that capture the essence of Cincinnati.

Greater Cincinnati’s arts are showing their power in building our region’s reputation as a top place to live, work, play and learn.