Sometimes there are so many fun things to do in Greater Columbus that it’s hard to choose, and that’s where we come in. Each week, we take a look at all that the area has to offer and then we select the 10 best / unusual / most inviting events to be featured in this…
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Alliance for New Music-Theater – in partnership with Mt. Zion – Female Union Band Historic Memorial Park, Inc. – announces the creation of Voices of Zion, an original work and immersive music-theater experience. Voices of Zion will perform on-location in Georgetown throughout the month of May leading to a special final Memorial Day celebration. The…
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Spring semester might be winding down, but Emory Arts still has a full calendar of events to enjoy. Highlights in April include Emory Dance Company’s spring concert, multiple opportunities to learn about and discuss art and the first live, in-person production of Emory StageWorks since 2019. Experience all that Emory Arts has to offer by…
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Life’s been a circus over the last two years, so we might as well lean into it. Welcome to the Chicago Circus & Performing Arts Festivalthe Windy City’s newest multidisciplinary fest, running April 21-24 at the Den Theater at 1331 N. Milwaukee Ave. Performances from ten different Chicago-based companies include traditional circus acts, avant-garde sideshow…
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The old way of thinking about classical music may be changing. Once an art form that celebrated the musical genius of mostly white men, performed by orchestras that had a dearth of melanated Musicians for a primarily white audience, things are slowly starting to shift. The Institute for Composer Diversity found, according to the San…
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At a price tag of $ 2.2 million, the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners on Monday hired a company to represent the board during the procurement and construction of a multi-purpose event center. “It’s a big day for Cumberland County,” Commissioner Jimmy Keefe said. In September, a study showed strong support for a center among…
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From what’s new, to hidden gems, up-and-coming artists and festival favorites; a new way to discover arts and culture events across Toronto TORONTO, April 5, 2022 / CNW / – Today, Now Playing Torontoa brand new free online platform as a one-stop source for arts, cultural and community events in Toronto, Ontario, officially launches. Developed…
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The pandemic coronavirus may be fading, but the thoughtfulness and introspection that defined the way we considered the world over the past two years is just now showing in the region’s art galleries. These exhibitions string together along threads of identity, self-reflection, deep meditation and social conscience. They all promise excellence while demanding gallery visitors…
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This week, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts welcomes back UCF Celebrates the Arts 2022 for their 10-day residency from April 5-16, showcasing the creativity, innovation and collaboration that defines Orlando’s hometown university. The annual festival brings musicians, theater practitioners and visual artists from the UCF campus to the Central Florida community in an…
