It Don’t Mean a Thing if it Ain’t Got That Swing: Music Hall’s Greystone Ballroom 1928-1935
by Thea Tjepkema For more than 140 years Music Hall has been considered the epicenter of Cincinnati’s orchestral and choral … Read More
Honoring Reuben Springer on the Anniversary of His Birth
“In Mr. Springer the citizens of Cincinnati recognize one to whom they are indebted, not so much for the money … Read More
Historic Sandstone Ornamentation Restoration
By Diana Tisue and Rick Pender The Friends of Music Hall is excited to announce funding for the restoration of … Read More
Outdoor Building Tours of Cincinnati Music Hall
While anyone can view the structure, only tour attendees will really see the details, understand the significance, and hear the … Read More
Fountain Lewis: The Venerable Barber Who Helped Build Cincinnati Music Hall
By Thea Tjepkema On January 4, 1898 the funeral of Fountain Lewis, Cincinnati’s most esteemed African American barber for … Read More
When the Circus Came to Music Hall
What did people do for fun 100 years ago? Around that time, society was changing. The average worker had more … Read More
A Boo-tiful Bash
The inaugural Wake the Dead Bash was a Spooky Success! With the help of some incredible partners SPMH (now Friends … Read More
SPMH: Telling Music Hall’s Stories
There are lots of stories in and about Cincinnati Music Hall. You can discover these stories on an SPMH Tour. … Read More
It’s official! Music Hall is now open.
Representatives from all the organizations involved in the revitalization gathered this morning on the steps of Cincinnati Music Hall to … Read More
SPMH Outdoor Tour of Music Hall
“Fascinating!” “Fabulous tour guides” “A must see for all who live here!” These are just a few of the many … Read More