Making Waves Blog

Showcasing the talented youth of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati Black Theatre Company opens 'Hard Knock Life' on June 14.

Spring is in the air! With it comes new and amazing arts experiences. ArtsWave and the Circle of African American Leaders for the Arts invite you to enjoy these upcoming events.

ArtsWave and its Circle of African American Leaders for the Arts invite you to enjoy these upcoming events as we celebrate Black History Month.

Fall is underway, and with it comes a wealth of arts experiences. ArtsWave and its Circle of African American Leaders for the Arts invite you to enjoy these upcoming events.

Award-winning columnist Rochelle Riley will be at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center on June 7 to discuss her book, "The Burden: African Americans and the Enduring Impact of Slavery."

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra explores an unwritten portion of Music Hall’s rich and diverse history in this year’s highly anticipated, one-night-only Classical Roots performance.

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

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

Cincinnati Black Theatre Company is bringing back their family-friendly production of "Black Nativity," an exuberant retelling of one of the Bible's most celebrated narratives, featuring the joyful sounds of gospel music, energetic dance and prophetic storytelling.

If you're looking for a world-class cultural festival this weekend, Bi-Okoto has you covered with "What's Old is Contemporary," a fusion of traditional and modern Indian and African music and dance.

Photos from CAALA's fun evening out at the sold-out Smokey Robinson concert with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra! Next up: Black History Month.