UC's 'HarmoniCATS' Advances to ArtsWave's CincySings Finals
Now in its 4th year, ArtsWave's CincySings has leveraged the power of the arts to create community. The sing-offs that lead up to CincySings have become a staple at some of the region's largest employers, including University of Cincinnati, P&G and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. Building on Cincinnati's rich choral history, CincySings raises support for the arts in our community and builds connections among coworkers.
UC has participated in the CincySings competition for the past three years. The "HarmoniCATS" are our second choir to make it to the finals. So let's show our support for them at the CincySings 2017 Finals set for 7 p.m. April 19 at the Aronoff Center for the Performing Arts. You'll get to hang with Drew Lachey and Bob Herzog, hear some awesome singing and have an experience like no other.
To get your complimentary tickets contact Arlene Foster (
).
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