Upcoming Events

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Steve Justice, a Cincinnati-based artist blends professionalism with a free-wheeling eccentiric style. Influenced by cartoons, pop culture, and iconic art movements, his vibrant paintings aim to educate, enlighten, and entertain, celebrating creativity and mindful action.

Steve Justice, a Cincinnati-based artist blends professionalism with a free-wheeling eccentiric style. Influenced by cartoons, pop culture, and iconic art movements, his vibrant paintings aim to educate, enlighten, and entertain, celebrating creativity and mindful action.

All Else Pales 2 :Uniting Art, Science, & Community – is a multi-disciplinary exhibition uniting artists, poets, scientists, and advocates to explore climate change and sustainability. Through thought-provoking works and discussions, it inspires reflection and action.

Studio Kroner welcomes the IRiS Alloy Series, coordinated by UC’s Institute for Research in Sensing, exploring sensing, perception, and sustainability. The event engages Cincinnati with diverse climate perspectives.

Join us for a Kids Act Out! performance, written, directed, and performed by young actors under Carol Brammer’s guidance. This program fosters creativity, confidence, and teamwork, nurturing future artists while highlighting the impact of arts education.

Cincinnati’s Office of Environment & Sustainability presents on Climate Action, focusing on energy, transportation, waste, and food systems to advance the Green Cincinnati Plan’s sustainability, equity, and resilience strategies.

Local playwright Mary Kroner and citizen artists celebrate Earth’s life-sustaining systems in a unique, thought-provoking, and fun performance.

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Steve Justice, a Cincinnati-based artist blends professionalism with a free-wheeling eccentiric style. Influenced by cartoons, pop culture, and iconic art movements, his vibrant paintings aim to educate, enlighten, and entertain, celebrating creativity and mindful action.

Steve Justice, a Cincinnati-based artist blends professionalism with a free-wheeling eccentiric style. Influenced by cartoons, pop culture, and iconic art movements, his vibrant paintings aim to educate, enlighten, and entertain, celebrating creativity and mindful action.

The Ohio Valley Forestry Fellowship (OVFF), a volunteer nonprofit since 1979, will present on their More Trees efforts. OVFF has planted 130,000 trees, distributed 370,000 seedlings, and restored marginal land into thriving forests across southern Ohio.

Please join us on April 30th for a panel with PEWS at UC, moderated by environmental consultant Peter Crawley.

Join us for a Kids Act Out! performance, written, directed, and performed by young actors under Carol Brammer’s guidance. This program fosters creativity, confidence, and teamwork, nurturing future artists while highlighting the impact of arts education.

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Submit up to two poems for
All Else Pales: 2,
a multi-disciplinary exhibition addressing climate change, sustainability, and community action. Poems should relate
to the climate crisis and
are due by
February 7, 2025

Join us April 17, 2025, for the Opening reception for ALL ELSE PALES: 2, a powerful exhibition exploring sustainability and climate change through art. Engage with artists, poets, and community partners in this inspiring event!

Join us on Saturday, April 19, 2025, from 1–2 pm at Studio Kroner for an engaging artist talk featuring out-of-town artists Stephen Hall, John Sabraw, and Albertus Gorman. Discover their unique perspectives on climate change and sustainability through art. Don't miss this inspiring event!

Join us on May 3, 2025, at Studio Kroner for an artist talk with All Else Pales 2 artists Devan Horton and Julia Orquera Bianco. Explore their unique artistic perspectives on climate change and sustainability in an inspiring and thought-provoking discussion.

Join Poet Elaine Olund to explore meditative and creative tools for resilience. No experience needed. Bring an open heart, pen, and journal (extras available). A grounding, non-judgmental practice.

Local playwright Mary Kroner and citizen artists celebrate Earth’s life-sustaining systems in a unique, thought-provoking, and fun performance.