| Join The Carnegie | |
Memberships to The Carnegie start as low as $25 and include free admission to gallery openings, discounted theatre tickets and more!
For more information on joining, contact Kim Best at (859) 957-1931 or visit www.thecarnegie.com. |
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Host Your Special Event at The Carnegie | |
Did you know you can rent The Carnegie for special events like weddings and award ceremonies?
For rates and information about renting the Otto M. Budig Theatre, The Carnegie Galleries or the Eva G. Farris Education Center, call
(859) 491-2030. |
| Operating Support |
The Kentucky Arts Council, the state arts agency, supports The Carnegie with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. |
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THE CARNEGIE SOCIETY | | |
The Carnegie Society recognizes individuals who have included The Carnegie in their estate plans.
For information on being a part of The Carnegie Society, contact Executive Director Katie Brass at
(859) 957-1938 or kbrass@thecarnegie.com. |
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| CARNEGIE THEATRE SERIES PRESENTS IN THE NEXT ROOM | | |
Show Opens This Friday
Opening Weekend
IN THE NEXT ROOM or THE VIBRATOR PLAY
Click the YouTube video above for a preview of the show.
*Video contains adult content
"The best work to date from one of America's most important playwrights."
- Ed Cohen, Director (CityBeat)
Director Ed Cohen spoke with CityBeat reporter Rick Pender about the show and shares some of the details that went into bringing the 2010 Pulitzer Finalist to the region for the first time. Click here to read the full article.
OPENING WEEKEND ONLY
 | | Sponsor, In The Next Room Expo |
Purchase tickets to either performance this weekend and enjoy perusing the "In The Next Room Expo." The Expo will feature products by some of the area's top purveyors of passion and intimacy, including Pure Romance by Tisa, Erotic Time Parties, and Votre Vu with Julena Bingaman.
Purchase Tickets
Tickets are available at The Carnegie Box Office, open Tuesday through Friday Noon - 5pm, online at www.thecarnegie.com, or by phone at (859) 957-1940.
The 2011-2012 Theatre Series is presented in honor of Otto M. Budig, Jr. |
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| THE CARNEGIE GALLERIES | | |
The Artist's Craft Continues
Exhibition Runs Through November 23, 2011
On Friday, October 21, The Carnegie hosted the opening reception for its latest exhibition, The Artist's Craft. Patrons in attendance had the opportunity to view the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen (KGAC) 50th Anniversary Show, featuring the work of more than twenty of the KGAC's top artists, as well as work by artists Darren Goodman, Donna Talerico, Carla Lamb, Cynthia Gregory and The Carnegie's Governor's School for the Arts Scholarship recipient, Sydney Miller.
During the opening reception, attendees were also treated to a live glass blowing display conducted by Goodman and a team of artists outside The Carnegie's main entrance.
Click here to view photos from the opening reception
The Artist's Craft runs through Wednesday, November 23 and admission is free. Gallery hours are Monday - Friday, 10am - 5pm and Saturday, 12pm - 3pm. Please note that the exhibition will be closed November 4 & 5 for private events.
Sponsors of The Artist's Craft are:
Opening Night Sponsors: Kathy Hamm & J. Thomas Hemmer,
Principled Wealth Advisors
Gallery Sponsor: John & Francie Williams, The Over 60 Club,
A Friend of The Carnegie
Food provided in-kind by: Jeff Thomas Catering
Bar provided in-kind by: The Avenue Lounge
To learn more about the artists exhibiting, click here. |
| CINCINNATI WORLD CINEMA SCREENINGS | | |
British Television Advertising Awards
Makeup Screening November 7| 7:30pm
A fast-paced session of funny, clever, creative commercials and powerful, touching PSAs made in the UK for worldwide distribution, with significant variety and emotional impact, the adverts and PSAs tell stories - they are literally little movies that generally have much longer run-times than their American counterparts.
Social hour with cash bar precedes screening.
Please note: This is the makeup screening for the cancelled October 18 screening. Tickets originally sold for that screening will be honored. --------------------------------------------- Killing Kasztner Monday, November 14| 7:00pm  Set in Tel Aviv, Killing Kasztner is a documentary by Gaylen Ross about Rezso Kasztner - the Jew who faced down Adolf Eichmann, saved thousands, and paid with his life. True stories rarely contain a historic mystery, a courtroom drama, a political murder, and a family saga, but all can be found in the contentious story of Rezso Kasztner. In Nazi occupied Hungary, Kasztner dared to negotiate face to face with the architect of the Final Solution, Adolf Eichmann. Kasztner secured a rescue train for 1684 Jews from Budapest, and bargained for tens of thousands of more lives -- the largest rescue of its kind during the Holocaust.
Social hour with cash bar precedes the screening. Fillmmaker Gaylen Ross will be present for post-film discussion.
Call the Box Office at (859)957-1940 for tickets, or order online at www.cincyworldcinema.org.
--------------------------------------------- The Time That Remains | Two Screenings Tuesday, November 15 & Wednesday, November 16 | 7:30pm  Elia Suleiman's tragicomic masterpiece, in which striking visuals and witty irony frame a surreal story about the survival of dignity and humanity.
Social hour with cash bar precede each screening with a la carte hors d'oeurves catered by the Europa Bistro & Caf�.
Call the Box Office at (859) 957-1940 for tickets, or order online at www.cincyworldcinema.org.
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| CARNEGIE WISH LIST | | | Donations Sought
In addition to monetary support, The Carnegie accepts in-kind contributions of goods and services. The Carnegie is looking for a number of new and gently used items and currently has a need for the following:
- Gently used costumes
- Old glasses/sunglasses
- Hats
- Cordless drills
- Hammers
- Recycled Items - plastic containers, Styrofoam, empty soda cans
- Laptop
- Vacuum cleaner
- Office supplies - copy paper, pens, pencils, notepads
- Van or pickup truck
- 8x10 picture frames
To make a donation, please contact Kim Best, Development Manager at kbest@thecarnegie.com or (859) 957-1931. |
| SIX@SIX LECTURE SERIES RETURNS | | |
Election 2012: Covering The Campaign
November 10, 2011 | 6pm
 The Presidential Election is one year away but the campaigning is already in full swing. The Iowa caucuses and the first primaries are planned for just after the New Year with a string of contests to follow. Liz Sidoti, national political editor for the Associated Press, will provide an insider's view of the campaign, including how AP is covering it. About The SpeakerLiz Sidoti is the national political editor for The Associated Press. She's covered national politics for the news cooperative since 2003, becoming its chief national political writer in 2009. Previously, she was a White House reporter for the AP covering President Barack Obama's inaugural six months, and she was the AP's lead writer during the groundbreaking 2008 race. She has spent her entire professional journalism career with AP, beginning in AP's Cincinnati bureau in 1999. A native of Kent, Ohio, Sidoti has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Ohio University. She lives in Washington, D.C. Tickets Tickets are $6, free for students with valid student ID, and can be purchased online here. The Six@Six Lecture Series Six@Six is a community lecture series sponsored by Northern Kentucky University's Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement. |
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*SAVE THE DATES*
THE CARNEGIE GALLERIES
The Art of Hair
Presented by Wella Professionals
Opening Reception Sunday, January 15, 2012
CARNEGIE THEATRE SERIES
& CARNEIGE IN CONCERT SERIES
THE KING AND I, IN CONCERT
Weekends January 20-29, 2012
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