As you likely know if you're reading this page, our early music community has met the revival of the Cincinnati Early Music Festival with great enthusiasm—turning up for concerts, joining us for sing-a-longs, and supporting our modest operation financially. We're thrilled with the response and so happy to be filling this need in our community.

As we head into our third year, we've shifted our focus from getting up and running to building, sustaining, and even growing. That's where you come in. Will you help us by chipping in financially?

What's the money for, exactly? Most of the work required to coordinate the Cincinnati Early Music Festival is done by volunteers as a labor of love, but there are some small monetary costs, including web hosting and our newly added email service. This year, we're raising our visibility by hosting our popular tapestry concert at the new WVXU headquarters, and we're thrilled to be offering a modest stipend to our first CEMF intern, a position that will give young professionals a chance to build skills around arts administration.

Who's behind this page? Hi, I'm Erin. If we haven't met yet, I co-organize the festival along with Krista Cornish Scott. In addition to maintaining the CEMF website, I coordinate the collection of donations to support the festival through GoFundMe. We have something more official in the works, but it isn't quite ready to share yet!

Would you be willing to pitch in? Every little bit helps us put on a great festival each year and create an online resource for our Cincinnati early music community! If you believe that's important, we hope you'll help us keep CEMF going strong. Thank you!

Prefer to pay by check? No problem! Just reach out and let us know.