Temperatures may be below zero but Cincinnati avoiding the frostbite with hot events this week. Celebrate #44 with The Blue Ball, catch Travels of Angelica, view works from Northside's past and listen to the styling's of Taylor Hicks.
If you're waiting on that tax return and a little short on cash, you're in luck because this week Cincinnati has a couple of entertainment choices that don't cost a thing. Come take in a Fabric Art exhibit or the African Culture Fest, both for no moolah. If you have a little money to burn, the Infamous Stringdusters are in town along with the Tranny Roadshow.
Looking for a way to work off those holiday pounds? Well GET UP and GET MOVING because Cincinnati is just as hopping in 2009 as it was 2008. This week we've got Dying City the play, The Painters exhibit at Carnegie, an art collision and The Turnbull AC's releasing their debut album over and over.
Christmas is just around the corner and chances are you're doing some last minute shopping. But don't forget to take a break from the holiday hoopla to check out what's going on this week such as an art celebration of Cincinnati's Golden Age, a Christmas gathering on Ludlow or music by the Heartless Bastards.
Snow flakes are falling and temperatures continue to drop. This week head inside to stay warm with holiday parties big and small, a Club Clau décor art exhibit and a Christmas play that will have you laughing out loud. Oh and don’t forget to stop by the Soapbox Bubbles and Holly Holiday Spectacular, 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday at the Cincinnati Athletic Club!
Mark your calendars! The Soapbox crew is hosting the first annual Bubbles and Holly Holiday Spectacular on Tuesday, December 9th, 2008 at the downtown Cincinnati Athletic Club located at 111 Shillito Pl. The party starts after work at 6:00pm and all Soapbox readers, writers and well wishers are invited. Music and videos will be provided by Soapbox’s own Mix Master, Casey Coston. December is here and you all know what that means: letters to Santa, crowded mall parking lots and a collection of unique winter activities. This week enjoy CCM dancers shakin' it, a Winter Yoo-Hoo of gifts, Santa rappelling and a NVISION fashion show! Oh and a reminder to all you artists out there, the Cincinnati Fringe Festival is now accepting submissions!!
Cincinnati ushers in a new batch of stimulating activities. From dining with some of your not-so-closest friends to rockin’ out to 80’s ballads, spending a night in Spain, handing out awards and running up hills for fun, there’s no time to sit and watch the leaves change this week!
No one knows what the future holds for our economy but Cincinnatian’s are rediscovering their local libraries as valuable resources when budgets are tight. Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati are home to some of the largest and most successful libraries in the nation with services that may just surprise you.
As the days grow shorter and colder, the nights in Cincinnati continue to heat up. This week enjoy a whirlwind Fire & Ice Soiree, secret works of art, a fashion show from afar and a little Jazz for Lease.
November is here and so continues the fall fun. This week YP’S have a couple choices for socializing: the VERMILLION party or Dress for Success drinks and charity. A local family shares their treasured Chinese art, CATS hits the stage and McCormick & Schmick’s pay tribute to military veterans.
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