For the past 25 years, the SchoolTime series has welcomed nearly 500,000 youth, teachers, and chaperones.
The very first season of SchoolTime started in January of 1996 during the grand opening year of the Aronoff Center for the Arts. While the Covid-19 pandemic has caused us to re-imagine ways of 'doing,' the Cincinnati Arts Association is committed to ensuring our mission to educate, inspire, and serve through quality arts programs.
SchoolTime performances will go on sale September 15.
In this true story of dreams, hardships, and self-determination, Annie Easley becomes one of NASA’s first African American human computers.
Witness James Baldwin as he decides he must do something to save himself from the violent reality of racist America in 1948.
Japanese and Okinawan music, language ,and culture are the heart of this performance, featuring clever animals, puppetry, song, and a whole lot of fun for young audience members.
Inspired by the real-life story of Ahmed Mohamed, The In-Between illustrates the real-life challenges of immigration, income inequality, and fears of violence in our schools.
January 13 - February 2, 2022
Recommended Grades: 8-12
Three beloved stories by Eric Carle, award-winning children’s book illustrator and author, are retold on stage through the magic of black light and fanciful puppets.
Cuentos paints a vivid picture of the people and rich cultures of the Spanish-speaking world with colorful tales from the Caribbean, South America, and the Bronx.
Finding North brings to life the powerful stories of the strivings, sacrifices, and dreams of John P. Parker, a formerly enslaved man who dedicated his life to helping people escape through the Underground Railroad in southern Ohio.
