Events

We invite experts from a variety of fields to serve as lecturers and present topics that are relevant and useful to Japanese residents in the U.S. in an easy-to-understand manner in Japanese.

This is a free online event where you can learn useful information for your life in the U.S. from various industry experts in seminar format （ live streaming ） in Japanese.

On December 4, 1956 an extraordinary twist of fate brought Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley together at Sun Records in Memphis for what would be one of the greatest jam sessions ever.

Enjoy an electrifying combination of R&B, Hip-Hop, Soul and Jazz at one of the largest music festivals in the United States, The Cincinnati Music Festival (CMF)! CMF, presented by P&G, returns to Paycor Stadium this summer with an exciting lineup of R&B music featuring Maxwell, SWV, Fantasia, New Edition, KEM and countless others. The Thursday night concert, at The Andrew J. Brady Center, will continue the celebration of Hip Hop.

Entrepreneurship to raise children who will be active in the world
And we will also discuss parenting theory to lighten the hearts of parents.

KIDZ BOP LIVE 2024 is taking over your city this summer! KIDZ BOP, the #1 kids’ music brand, and Live Nation announce an all-new tour, KIDZ BOP LIVE 2024. On the heels of last year’s successful 60+ date run, the ultimate pop concert for kids is returning by popular demand. The tour is sponsored by Spin Master’s new fantasy-adventure children’s series, Unicorn Academy™, streaming now on Netflix.

Unfold a path to a more peaceful world through compassionate plant-sourced vegan living with a variety of discussions, live music, food demos and activities during Cincy VegFest.

The festival has over 110 exhibitors, live music, food trucks and beer garden. This family-friendly event is FREE.

Every Tuesday Sean Baker tickles the keys with his fun twist on the piano bar. The Music Maker, plays a variety of standards and popular hits with his fun and unique lounge flair. For more about Sean Baker, check out his website.

Do you educate your children about money ？ How much does education cost ？
We will answer your questions in a dialogue ！.

Dvořák’s Symphony No. 8 is filled with optimistic and lyrical music, leading to a finale of fanfares and dances. Conductor Katharina Wincor, who led the May Festival's 2022 production of Candide, returns to Music Hall and welcomes cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason for Shostakovich's raw and rhythmic first Cello Concerto.

Join Music Director Rossen Milanov and the musicians of the Columbus Symphony as they put the finishing touches on the weekend's performance.

Schubert balances entertainment and ambition in his writing through jaunty dances, hummable tunes, and heart-rending moments. Like Beethoven’s Septet, these elements are married with virtuosic moments led by the first violinist and clarinetist. The Octet in F major is the largest of Schubert’s chamber works in instrumentation and duration.

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.

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.

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.

Every Tuesday Sean Baker tickles the keys with his fun twist on the piano bar. The Music Maker, plays a variety of standards and popular hits with his fun and unique lounge flair. For more about Sean Baker, check out his website.

San Fermin songwriter Ellis Ludwig-Leone writes songs that shift seamlessly between joy and dread, panic and euphoria. Since the band’s beginnings in 2013, San Fermin’s ambitious scope has taken them across a variety of genres, attracting an eclectic group of collaborators that reflect LudwigLeone’s own wide-ranging musical background. San Fermin rose to early acclaim on the strength of their self-titled debut, which bandleader Ellis Ludwig-Leone had initially envisioned as a one-off featuring more than 20 collaborators. NPR hailed the album as “one of the year's most surprising, ambitious, evocative and moving records,” while Pitchfork called breakout single “Sonsick” “deliriously infectious.” Buoyed by the record’s success, Ludwig-Leone put together a full-time band and hit the road, performing everywhere from the Tiny Desk to Lollapalooza and sharing bills with the likes of alt-J, Courtney Barnett, the National, and St. Vincent. In the years to come, the group would go on to release three similarly lauded albums, prompting The New Yorker to celebrate their “knack for simultaneously expressing beauty and crisis,” and Rolling Stone to declare them “masters of highbrow chamber pop.

Written in the topsy-turvy days following two different breakups, San Fermin’s poignant new album, Arms, is a testament to the band’s ability to transform pain and isolation into catharsis and healing. The songs are more minimalist than ever before, stripping away much of the sonic ornamentation the Brooklyn eight-piece has come to be known for in favor of a more raw, direct sound reflective of the album’s candid, plainspoken lyrics. The result is a deeply moving, compassionate collection, one that moves from anger and disappointment to clarity and acceptance as it balances devastation and hope in equal measure.

The Vail Series welcomes GRAMMY®-nominated ensemble Wild Up.

Called “a raucous, grungy, irresistibly exuberant … fun-loving, exceptionally virtuosic family” by Zachary Woolfe of the New York Times, Wild Up has been lauded as one of classical music’s most exciting groups by virtually every significant institution and critic within earshot.