The Carnegie
Educational; Gallery/Museum; Kids/Family; Music; Nonprofit; Special Events; Theatre; Traditional Arts; Visual Arts
Whether on stage, in the classroom or in a gallery, The Carnegie inspires creativity for all. We are the largest and only multidisciplinary arts venue in Northern Kentucky, with The Carnegie Galleries, the Eva G. Farris Education Center and the Otto M. Budig Theatre housed together under our landmark dome.
The Carnegie’s iconic building, originally constructed in 1904 as a Carnegie Library, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building is one of only a few remaining Carnegie Libraries in the United States with a full-scale auditorium and has been our home since The Carnegie was founded in 1972.
The Carnegie receives ongoing operating support from ArtsWave, Cincinnati Wine Festival, The Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Kenton County Fiscal Courts, the Kentucky Arts Council and the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Jr. / US Bank Foundation.
More information about The Carnegie is available at www.thecarnegie.com or by calling (859) 491-2030.
Jan 18, 2020
Jun 6 - Jun 7, 2020
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[…] venue, and an excellent reprisal of a multiple Tony Award-winning musical. The Music Man at The Carnegie in Covington, Kentucky, was an afternoon of pure entertainment – filled with high energy, […]
[…] venue, and an excellent reprisal of a multiple Tony Award-winning musical. The Music Man at The Carnegie in Covington, Kentucky, was an afternoon of pure entertainment – filled with high energy, […]
View less[…] The Carnegie contains an historic, intimate theater in Covington, KY. I haven’t reviewed anything there before, and I was pleased. From the walkability to busy Madison St. to the concession stand/bar in the corner of a sparse grand lobby/art gallery, it felt at once both ageless and brand new. The Carnegie is large, clean and convenient. […]
[…] The Carnegie contains an historic, intimate theater in Covington, KY. I haven’t reviewed anything there before, and I was pleased. From the walkability to busy Madison St. to the concession stand/bar in the corner of a sparse grand lobby/art gallery, it felt at once both ageless and brand new. The Carnegie is large, clean and convenient. […]
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[…] being said, when I read that The Carnegie was doing a tribute concert called “Queen of Soul: The Music of Aretha Franklin,” I was […]
View less[…] is no coincidence that this production of “Proof” by David Auburn, playing weekends at The Carnegie, falls within this window of time between Halloween and Thanksgiving. The show explores the weight […]
[…] is no coincidence that this production of “Proof” by David Auburn, playing weekends at The Carnegie, falls within this window of time between Halloween and Thanksgiving. The show explores the weight […]
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