Cincinnati From Scratch creates engaging, meaningful experiences surrounding contemporary music. The program is a long-term creative music education endeavor executed in conjunction with the students of the Chicago Musical Pathways Initiative (CMPI) and the Cincinnati Symphony’s Youth Orchestra and Nouveau programs.

Noted for its intimacy and celebrated for its dedication to bring socially conscious and thought-provoking contemporary theatre to the region, Ensemble Theatre is nestled in the heart of Cincinnati’s historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood and maintains a steadfast belief in the transformative power of the arts to create vibrant, sustainable communities.

The Loveland Stage Company, an all-volunteer organization, is dedicated to serving the community by providing quality theater and performing arts experiences.

This center for the arts dedicated to teaching, training, and equipping people in the gifts of the arts. They offer private instrument/vocal lessons in a wide range of instruments, including piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, drums, flute, bass, strings and much more. They offer group classes in music, drama, mommy/tots music, paint nights, and more.

Founded in 1979 as the resident theater group for the Dunham Recreation Complex's theater, housed in the historic Dunham Arts Building, the Sunset Players have mounted over 120 award winning productions. Truly a local community organization, and 100% volunteer, the Sunset Player help preserve and restore the place of the West Side in Greater Cincinnati's rich creative and performing arts offerings

A vibrant community theatre, Village Players has been continually producing plays and musicals for almost 60 years. Productions range across a spectrum of periods and styles, presented in Fort Thomas. They stage innovative and of-the-moment works alongside beloved classic pieces while serving as an incubator for new talent, ideas, and writing.

This non-profit organization provides creative, professional, and educational opportunities to more than 125 visual artists with disabilities. Artists working at V+V actively contribute to the greater arts community through creative, educational, and strategic partnerships with local and regional artists, schools, and business leaders.