Wyoming Fine Arts Center

11/05/2026

We love our partnerships with local library branches. Each month we visit six different Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library branches, bringing the joy of art to our community in free classes -- and it is so much fun!

Join us every third Monday of the month as the Wyoming Fine Arts Center visits with a new craft. Have fun, be creative, and complete a cool project! The art projects are of most interest and skill level for children Ages 7-12 years. Teens and younger children are also welcome to participate. Children ages 6 years old and younger, please bring an adult to assist you with the program. Advanced registration recommended with link in bio.

Monday, November 16, 4:30-5:15 p.m.

11/02/2026

You did it! Our community met October’s $7,500 challenge, unlocking another $7,500 from the Wallace Family for Wyoming Fine Arts Center.

Thank you to everyone who gave, and to Board Treasurer Adam Wallace and his family for doubling the impact!

Our MAP Campaign is now 25% of the way to our $70,000 goal, supporting arts education, scholarships, and free community programs.

Help us keep going: visit the link in our bio or musicartdance.org/donate

10/26/2026

We’re 58% of the way there, Wyoming! Thank you.

Our community has given $4,357 toward the $7,500 challenge from Adam Wallace and his family. If we raise $3,143 more by Saturday, October 31, the Wallace family will add another $7,500. That turns our gifts into $15,000 for arts education and experiences for all ages.

Tuition and ticket sales cover only part of what it takes to keep the Center running. Your gift helps make our scholarships, free and low-cost programs, and welcoming spaces possible.

Every gift counts, whatever the size. Will you help us cross the finish line?

Give at the link in bio or https://www.musicartdance.org/donate

10/19/2026

Our first Family Arts Passport trip is almost here: Puccini’s La Bohème at CCM.
Saturday, October 31, 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

The story follows a group of young artists in Paris as they fall in love, struggle to pay rent, and look after each other. It’s one of the most performed operas in the world, and a good first opera. It’s performed by students in CCM’s opera program, sung in Italian with English supertitles.

Before the show, we’ll tour the building, have lunch together, and hear from the singers about how an opera comes together. The next day, Sunday, November 1, 2:00-3:30 p.m., we’ll meet at WFAC to talk about what we saw and make art in response.

Best for ages 7 and up. Younger kids (ages 4 and up) can spend the afternoon at WFAC for art and singing inspired by the story, $30 per child.

$55 per adult, $40 per student. Bus transportation from WFAC, your ticket, and lunch are included. If cost is a barrier, free participation is available, including childcare. Email mailto:[email protected].

Only 40 spots. Register by Tuesday, October 27 at the link in bio or https://www.musicartdance.org/programs/p/family-arts-passport-puccinis-la-bohme-opera-at-ccm



Made possible in part through support from Ohio Arts Council

10/16/2026

Give by October 31: Help unlock a $7,500 challenge gift!

Longtime friend of Wyoming and WFAC Board Treasurer Adam Wallace and his family are inviting the community to join them in supporting the arts.

If our community gives $7,500 by October 31, the Wallace Family will contribute another $7,500. Together, we can turn $7,500 into $15,000 for Wyoming Fine Arts Center.

“Music and the arts have long been an important part of life for the Wallace Family, and we see Wyoming Fine Arts Center as an integral part of the community. We’re offering this challenge to help kickstart the Fall Fund Drive, and we hope you’ll join us in supporting the Center.”
— Adam Wallace

For thirty years, the Center has given children a place to develop their talents, adults opportunities to learn something new, and neighbors reasons to come together. Your donations keep those opportunities here and support scholarships and free or low-cost programs so more people can participate.

Please join the Wallace Family with a gift by October 31 to our MAP Campaign: Making the Arts Possible. Every contribution helps us meet the challenge.

Donate at musicartdance.org/donate.

10/15/2026

Did you know we offer free art classes in SIX public library branches every month? This is just one of the many things your generous donations make possible. If you want to see more free arts programming out in the community, donate now to the MAP Campaign, our 2026 Fall Fund Drive at https://www.musicartdance.org/donate

10/12/2026

For more than thirty years, Wyoming Fine Arts Center has been part of life in Wyoming: music lessons on Wyoming Avenue, friendships formed in art classes and camps, and community traditions that bring us together year after year.

We’re proud to help make Wyoming creative, teaching children and adults and giving neighbors a place to create together. Our connections across Greater Cincinnati bring exceptional artists and teachers here, while our outreach extends creative opportunities into communities throughout the region.

All of this depends on community support. Tuition and program fees cover only part of what it takes to keep the Center open and the arts within reach.

That’s why we’re launching the Making the Arts Possible (MAP) Campaign, with a goal of $70,000 by December 31, 2026. We need your help.

Last year alone, WFAC provided more than 4,000 arts learning activities for nearly 1,200 K-12 students, plus more than 250 free or low-cost community programs reaching over 3,600 people.

Today, we’re also unveiling our 2026-2031 Strategic Plan. Your support helped make this milestone possible. Shaped by community input, it sets clear priorities and measurable goals for our future, with a commitment to use your gifts responsibly and share our progress.

Please give today, explore the plan, and share this invitation with a friend or neighbor. Your contribution supports the people, programs, and daily operations that keep this creative home thriving.

Together, we make the arts possible.

Give and learn more at the link in our bio or at www.musicartdance.org/donate

10/06/2026

It’s time for our Fall Garden Cleanup! If you’d like to lend a hand, we’ve got some weeding and pruning to do! Join us Saturday October 24 anytime between 9:00-6:00. Sign up at the link in our bio, or at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E044FAEAE2AA02-66358346-wyoming #/

10/05/2026

Introducing the Family Arts Passport: a brand-new program at WFAC, and the first of its kind in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati’s arts institutions belong to everyone. But a first visit to a concert hall or museum can feel like a trip to a new country. You might not know what to expect, how to afford it, or how to navigate it. The Family Arts Passport helps families find their way in, together.

Over four outings, families will see opera, visual art, theatre, and orchestral music. Each visit includes time behind the scenes, conversations with artists, and a reflection and art-making session led by artists Sergio Aguillón-Mata and Annie Ruth.

- The Art of Charley Harper at the Cincinnati Art Museum
Sunday, January 24, 9:30 AM–2:30 PM

- Cincinnati King at Playhouse in the Park
Saturday, February 27, 12:00–6:00 PM

- Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Family Concert at Music Hall
Saturday, April 3, 9:30 AM–2:30 PM

- One more in May, details TBA very soon!

Times include bus travel to and from WFAC.

We don’t want finances to keep anyone from taking part. That’s why we’re offering subsidized participation to any family who needs it. That includes tickets, transportation, meals, and childcare. Some families will be invited through our community partners, and any family can apply. And everyone is welcome to register and pay tuition for a spot.

Registration opens soon.

This program is supported in part by an ArtsNEXT grant from the Ohio Arts Council

09/29/2026

Make your Halloween masks together, then wear them home! 🎭 👻 🎃 At our Halloween Mask Family Art Workshop, kids and grownups will shape and decorate their own spooky masks with guidance from Lindsey Jones, Costume Shop Manager at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Every participant leaves with a finished, wearable mask they made themselves.

All ages welcome. All materials provided. $45 covers the entire family.

WHEN: Sunday, October 4 | Noon–3 p.m.
DEADLINE: Registration closes Wednesday, September 30 at 8 a.m.

Grab your family’s spot through the link in our bio, or visit https://www.musicartdance.org/programs/p/family-art-halloween