Arts in Healing is an initiative to enhance the medical experience through the arts. Through practicing and investigating the use of the arts in healing and well-being, the program seeks to build a community that weaves the arts, health, and medicine.
BDAAC is a committed group of citizens illustrating diversity from within the community that acts as an advisor to and ambassador for the Cincinnati Arts Association. BDAAC’s purpose is to assist CAA in addressing the programming, service and cultural needs of Greater Cincinnati’s diverse communities.
The Cincy Emerging Arts Leaders is an extension of the Emerging Leaders Network of the Americans for the Arts and administered by the Cincinnati Arts Association. It supports the professional development needs of arts professionals in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Janet’s Fund offers opportunities for the incremental education and training of operations support staff in Cincinnati’s performing arts community.
Coming soon!
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation established the rental subsidy grant program to assist small non-profit arts organizations with rental fees at the Aronoff Center for the Arts with the intent to make the Aronoff Center available to as many community arts groups as possible. The rental subsidy program is administered by the Cincinnati Arts Association; however, an independent panel, consisting of volunteers from the community who have connections to the arts, reviews the applications and awards the grant amounts.
The Cincinnati Arts Association is a member of the Greater Cincinnati Alliance for Arts Education (GCAAE), which is a collaborative community that advocates for the arts in people's lives.
During this time of uncertainty and social distancing, the Cincinnati Arts Association is pleased to bring many of our touring artists to you – virtually – to help you stay healthy in fun and entertaining ways.
