Vivinavi : Cincinnati : (United States) Cincinnati

Quince Ensemble is a treble voice quartet aiming to change the paradigm of contemporary vocal chamber music. Liz Pearse (soprano), Kayleigh Butcher (mezzo soprano), Amanda DeBoer Bartlett (soprano), and Carrie Henneman Shaw (soprano) thrive on unique musical challenges and genre-bending repertoire. This performance is part of the free “New Music at Short North Stage” concert series. Seating is available on a first-come first-served basis and performances are recommended for ages 9 and older.

Conductor John Morris Russell and the Pops present Peter Boyer’s poignant Ellis Island: The Dream of America, celebrating the historic American immigrant experience and the American dream. Innovative in its format, bringing elements of theater and multimedia, including historical images from the Ellis Island archives, performers share real stories of those arriving to America and the circumstances surrounding their journey. The program opens by showcasing the vibrancy of Cincinnati’s international communities, with choruses and dancers presenting cultural traditions from around the world.

Even beginners are OK ！ We will explain it in an easy-to-understand way.
[Must-see for wives ！ ] We will teach you how to create a home-based business that you can continue even after you return to Japan.

Storytelling Arts of Indiana is proud to welcome back award-winning master storyteller/musician, historian and visionary Rev. Robert Jones for its annual fundraiser, “Talk of the Town.”

Let the good times roll as they do in New Orleans at the 2024 New Albany Symphony Gala! This year, we are pairing the event with Branford Marsalis concert. From 5-7pm, join us at the New Albany Country Club for specialty cocktails, Southern fare, live music, and a luxury silent auction. We'll head to the McCoy for the 7:30pm Branford Marsalis concert, then enjoy dessert and a champagne toast post-concert from 9-10pm.

How can two directly opposing ideas exist together? Chaim Potok’s classic novel intimately explores such complex and thought-provoking questions in a moving adaptation for the stage.