Aronoff Center for the Arts, Cincinnati, Ohio

The Aronoff Center for the Arts is home to performing arts situated in Cincinnati, Ohio realized in 1995. The center typically caters ballet, musicals, popular music concerts, play, and comedy shows. It was designed by the renowned international architect Cesar Pelli and was named after Senator Stanley Aronoff. The facility has also been the place for major events of Fifth Third Bank Theater for 150 seats, Jarson-Kaplan Theater for 437 seats, Procter & Gamble Hall for 2700 seats. It was also best known for Broadway tour shows and been the headquarters for Cincinnati Boychoir.

Activities are happening around the Aronoff Center all year round. The center is close to nearby cities such as Batavia, Covington, and Goshen. Check out a lot of fun activities to do in the area, and this includes the American Sign Museum.It is one of the largest museums dedicated to the history and art of anything to do with signs. The Cincinnati Aviation Heritage Society Museum is another must-visit. This museum has a collection of artifacts, including real and model airplanes, a replica of the 1903 Wright Flyer, and a library collection of numerous magazines and over 400 volumes of books. For a full-blown experience, stay at one of the best hotels near the center. The 21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati – Mgallery just steps away from Aronoff Center. The hotel has integrated an art exhibition and offers excellent food and services. Another option is the Homewood Suites by Hilton Cincinnati-Downtown.It has contemporary rooms and fully equipped amenities, provides breakfast and dinner, and also has access to Wi-Fi.