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The Cincinnati Arts Association recognizes and thanks the following individuals, corporations and foundations for their generous support. This list includes all gifts received as of September 10, 2025.

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS CHAIRMAN Gifts of $5,000 and above Amy Dunlea and Lois Mannon Charles and Mary Harris Drs. Matt and Maggie Hummel Craig and Anne Maier Maribeth and Martin Rahe Dr. Rachel and Mr. Justin Roth Dudley and Tina Taft Anonymous PRODUCER Gifts of $2,500-$4,999 Ms. Carol M. Beyersdorfer Candace Carson and Jennifer Dickey Dr. Allison Ferree-Chavez and Mr. Rob Chavez Christine Herche Phil and Christy Ochs Eric and Sharon Vetter Claudia F. Vollmer DIRECTOR Gifts of $1,000-$2,499 Drs. Jean M. Elwing and Madhukar Gupta Catherine Hogya The Hollaender Family Marje and Rich Kiley Michael and Wanda Kinzie Dave and Sharon Kitzmiller Phillip C. Long Bradley Martin Lynn Meyers, United Courier Dave and Diane Moccia Parsifal Daniel and Jayna Schimberg Linda L. Siekmann Tim and Barbara Stefl Susan and James Troutt Anonymous FOUNDER Gifts of $500-$999 Karen Acuff and Elizabeth Acuff Tim and Lisa Beckelhimer James Beering and Lisa Keller Mr. and Mrs. Mark Berliant John Blevins Virginia Brezinski Jacklyn and Gary Bryson The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation John A. Busam and Stephanie Sudbrack-Busam Marti and Brian Butler Matthew Canter Carruthers Family Anne Collins Constance A. Collins Chris and Daniele Cusentino Jim and Karen Cusentino Maria Schrudder and Alex Della Bella

Vince DeStefano Donna Deye Emilie and David Dressler Dr. Douglas and Bethany Einstein Jason and Heidi Fancett Catherine and Daniel Gilreath Jon and Lisa Hall Brent and Mary Hardesty AJ Harpring Toby Hazen Drs. Kenneth and Rachel Heberling Daniel Holden Paulette Homer and Rick Buller Kim and Gary Horning Don and Kathy King Steve and Julie Lazarus Sean and Tonya Lightfoot Monique Lipman Kelly Lyle Ken and Melissa Mailender Jenea and Matt Malarik Anita and Ed Marks Bizy Bees Bakery Brandon and Loida Meckem William C. and Lynne. M. Mense Dr. Karen Meyers and William Jones Emily Miracle Ed Mowl and Angela Harris The Palazzolo/Clements Family Sherrie and Will Potts Tony and Cathy Ramstetter Dean Regas and Laura Gerhold Dr. Robert Rhoad and Kitsa Tassian Rhoad Ronnie and Donna Riddle Nicole Ridenour and family Robert and Karen Ripp Adam and Lindsay Runyan Mary Beth Salyers Elaine and Terry Schroeder Megan Elam and Sanjay Shewakramani Ian Shortt Jerry and Ann Simpson John Slawter Clay Slusher and Erika Slusher Timothy L. and Janet E. St. Clair Christopher and Meghan Stevens Patrick and Jenni Strausbaugh Dr. Steve and Rev. Dr. Kristie Stricker Beth and Mike Sullivan James and Melissa Summers Alyssa and Austin Taylor Ken and Libby Tracy David and Barbara Wagner Michael and Carlisa Waldman Claude and Camilla Warren Tom and Mary Jo Wiedemann Ashley Wiese, Andy Loar David and Judea Winter Shelly Woodward Anne and Terry Zimmerman Anonymous

PATRON Gifts of $250-$499 Lester and Sherri Allen Elizabeth Baldwin Roger and Debbie Benjamin Marianna B. Bettman Lisa Beutel Gale Bush Dawn Butler Sheila and Brian Murphy Angela and Scott Coburn Robert Cohen Katrina Cowen Art Crawford David T. and Gail Borgatti Croall Judy L. Cunningham William Daniels Kathy and Mike Davis Sandy and Tom Deters Shilpa and Darryl Dias Mr. and Mrs. John Doellman Barbara Doviak Tim and Judy Duffie Daphne Eldridge Dave and Shelley Epperson Joanne and Robin Estes David Everhart and Ginger Hineline Ann and David Gerber Whayne Herriford and Troy Simmons Denise M. Hillenbrand Mick and Lou-Ann Holtzleiter Phil Huculak Stephen and Janet Jackson Laurie F. Johnston Jay and Shirley Joyce Julie and Rick Kantor Edna and Woodrow Keown, Jr. Dale L. Koeneman Mr. Barry Kuhn Maggie and Eric Kuhn Mary and James Lazzari Dr. Arthur and Caryn Lee Amy and Scott Litwin Fred and Johna Lucas Michael F. Lykins Patricia Malin Mary Beth Martin and Ken Oswald Terry and Tom Mohl Rob Morand Mr. and Mrs. Brian Neal Mrs. Jana Ogilvie Sylvia Osterday Melody Pennington Daniel and Janet Pieschel Glenn Plott and Cassandra Plott Ronald Plybon Julia and Dan Poston The Reilly-Shoup Family Jody Corbett and Bill Rellar Jennifer and John Ridge Robert F. Eder Sr.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jeanette M. Altenau – BOARD OFFICERS Tracey Artis Special Vice President, Dudley S. Taft – Chairman Laura A. Carr Community Relations Maribeth S. Rahe – Vice-Chair Otto M. Budig, Jr. – Treasurer Stephen A. Loftin – President Robert S. Chavez J. Stephen Dobbins Benjamin T. Reece, Carol M. Beyersdorfer – CPA – Vice President, CFO Matthew J. Geerlings Secretary Marvel Gentry Harmon † Bridget Benton – COO Richard L. Kiley – Special Vice President Toilynn O’Neal Turner

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December 2, 2025

Aronoff Center • Procter & Gamble Hall

a season for all Dear Friends, This season, we joyfully celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Aronoff Center, which first opened its doors in October 1995. The Aronoff was built as a home for the arts in Cincinnati – a place where artists and audiences of all backgrounds can come together to explore, connect, and belong. The CAA Presents! 2025-26 “Season for All” reflects our commitment to offering performances that spark imagination, bridge generations, and celebrate the richness of global cultures. Whether this is your first visit or you’ve been with us for all thirty years, we are delighted to welcome you. We hope this season inspires new memories while also recalling past experiences that have moved you, challenged you, or stayed with you long after the curtain fell. Thank you for supporting the arts. Because of you, Cincinnati’s creative spirit continues to grow and flourish. We are so glad you are here. Enjoy the show,

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Bridget Benton Chief Operating Officer

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PROGRAM ACT I – Noche de Posada y Tradición en Las Américas ACT II – Tributo a Nuestras Vírgenes ACT III – Regalo En La Sierra Nayarita ACT IV – Navidad Jarocha ACT V – Posada en Sinaloa INTERMISSION ACT VI – Huapangos en Fuego ACT VII – Algarabía Norteña ACT VIII – Homenaje A Paquita La del Barrio ACT IX – La Vera-Cruz ACT X – Homenaje A Juan Gabriel ACT XI – Fiesta Tapatía Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar

Ballet Folklorico de Rio Grande

Jimmy K. Cuéllar – Director/Violin Jason Franco – Vihuela Max Lara – Guitar Eduardo Rodriguez – Guitarron Richard Ramos – Trumpet Aaron Holguin – Trumpet Sebastian Gonzales – Trumpet Ernesto Lazaro – Violin Mizael Peña – Violin Daniel Cortes – Violin

Miguel Peña – Director Jennifer Lozano – Assistant Director Emmanuel Peralez Juan Salinas Beny López Jr. Rolando Garcia Ezra Alcocer Miguel Llanas Ramiro Silva Delia Ortegon Elizabeth Stamatio Maria Garcia Jacqueline Rubalcaba Elsa Vazquez Angela Marentes Perla Olivo

Crew Fausto Juarez – FOH Audio – BOH Audio Jonathan Ruiz – Production Michael Garcia – Production Assistant Claudia Franco – Assistant

Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar and Ballet Folklorico del Rio Grande are proudly represented by Marian Liebowitz Artist Management

BIOS Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar has enchanted audiences with their dynamic musicianship and lively stage presence for over thirty years. Founded in 1994 by Jaime Cuéllar, Mariachi Garibaldi’s commitment to providing a quality representation of the mariachi genre has propelled them into becoming one of Los Angeles most recognized Mariachis and arguably in California. Under the direction of Jimmy “El Pollo” Cuéllar, son of Jaime Cuéllar, Mariachi Garibaldi is considered one of the leading Mariachi ensembles regularly called upon to share the stage with some of Mexico’s most beloved performers such as The Aguilar Family: Pepe, Angela and Leonardo, Juan Gabriel, Alejandro Fernandez, Pedro Fernandez, Espinoza Paz, Paquita del Barrio, Aida Cuevas, Ana Barbara, Graciela Beltran, Maria Elena Beltran, Yolanda del Rio, Mercedes Castro, Beatriz Adriana, Empress Of, and Armenian pop star Lilit Hovhannisyan. Most recently Most recently Mariachi Garibaldi were featured performers for Camila Cabello’s Tiny Desk concert performing “La Buena Vida,” truly displaying that mariachi music transcends across all platforms. Their elevated musicianship has also opened invitations to perform on prestigious stages to sold out crowds, such as the Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco, the Auditorium Theater in Chicago, Teatro Degollado, The Soraya, The John Anson Ford Amphitheatre, Bakersfield Fox Theatre, The Chandler Center for the Arts, The Smith Center for the Performing Arts, Tempe Cente for the Arts and The Gallo Center for the Arts. Mariachi Garibaldi has entertained thousands of people at sold out venues. And was a key element in the Mitu Network to recreate Disney’s Beauty and the Beast’s “Tale As Old As Time” which catapulted their professional career and became a viral video with over 16 million views. Their ornate mariachi jacket became a commodity of trade when Dodger pitcher Joe Kelly wore it with honor at the White House. Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar (Artistic Director) Jimmy Cuellar is originally from Bakersfield, California, and began his mariachi career as a teenager alongside his father Jaime Cuellar and was a founding member of Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuellar. His dedication to his musical craft drove “El Pollo” to fine-tune his skills on the violin, guitarron, vihuela, guitar, and guitarra de golpe, securing him a ten-year tenure with Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano. In subsequent years, Jimmy accompanied well known Latin recording artists Yolanda del Rio, Mercedes Castro, Humberto Herrera, Lila Downs, Vikki Carr, Aida Cuevas, Eugenia Leon, and Jose Feliciano as well as has been an instrumental member in various recoding productions, including the 2010 release of Ry Cooder and The Chieftains, San Patricio. (Continued on next page)

Beginning In 2005, Jimmy saw Grammy success when he was a featured artist on the Grammy Award winning album cELLAbration: A Tribute to Ella Jenkins. The following year Llegaron Los Camperos: Concert Favorites of Nati Cano’s Mariachi Los Camperos received a Grammy nomination for “Best Mexican Album”. In 2008, he added to his Grammy success with Cien Por Ciento Mexicano by Pepe Aguilar with 2009 rounding out a Grammy award to add to his mantle for Best Regional Mexican Album with Amor, Dolor, y Lagrimas. Composer, arranger, multi-instrumentalist, three-time Grammy Award-nominated and three time Grammy Award-winner, Jimmy understands the importance of education. Having received his Bachelor of Arts degree from California State University, Long Beach’s Bob Cole Conservatory of Music in 2009, “El Pollo” decided to continue his musical education and enroll with the University of Nevada, Las Vegas where he is pursuing a Masters in Music Composition. His talents as an educator as well as nationally-regarded expert in the genre have earned Jimmy a yearly seat as an adjudicator for the statewide Mariachi Competition held in Texas. Mr. Cuéllar is the director of the mariachi program at Redlands Univesity and the director of the new school CUE Music, in Montebello, CA, where he teaches classes on mariachi and other genres of Mexican music. Ballet Folklórico del Rio Grande (BFRG), under the direction of Miguel Peña, is a thirtymember organization comprised of alumni of the internationally recognized collegiate folklórico program oﬀered at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. UTRGV oﬀers the only folklórico dance major in the United States and produces the wellspring of highly skilled professional dancers that comprise BFRG. With numerous state, national, and international concerts under their belt, they have been showcased at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performance Arts in Washington, D.C. for four consecutive years. BFRG has toured the world visiting countries such as Canada, France, Italy, Argentina, and Mexico. Their recent international work includes performances in Santiago, Argentina, and Tamaulipas, Mexico. BFRG has also performed nationwide for important artists such as Los Tigres del Norte and Aida Cuevas. They now partner with Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar for joint shows celebrating all aspects of Mexican culture, including the Día de Los Muertos and Christmas holidays. Ballet Folklorico del Rio Grande (Artistic Director) Miguel Peña, originally from Reynosa Mexico, is the first tenure-track Professor of Folklórico Dance in the United States, running the only Ballet Folklórico dance major at a U.S. University (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley-UTRGV). In addition to his elite ensemble of student dancers at UTRGV, he runs Ballet Folklórico del Rio Grande (BFRG), a professional ensemble featuring the best graduates of the UTRGV program. With (Continued on next page)

BFRG, Miguel currently partners with Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar creating joint shows for worldwide touring. Miguel is a 2023 Othli Award recipient, a coveted recognition presented by the Instituto de Los Mexicano en el Exterior. Miguel also has worked as a dancer with “Espectaculo Jarocho” under the direction of Richard O’Neal (former Assistant Director of Riverdance), where he was part of the ensemble for more than five years. He has worked nationally and internationally setting choreographic works for diﬀerent dance companies such as the BYU Folk Dance Ensemble, Ballet Folklórico Nacional de Milwaukee, Ballet Folklórico de Austin, and several Rio Grande Valley folklórico groups. He has choreographed special performances throughout the nation for important artists such as Tigres del Norte, Paquita la del Barrio, Vikki Carr, Aida Cuevas, and renowned mariachi ensembles such as Vargas de Tecalitlán and Sol de Mexico. In 2016 and 2018, the UTRGV Ballet Folklórico received national recognition at the National conference of the American Dance College Association under his artistic direction presenting their work at the John F. Kennedy for the Performing Arts in Washington D.C. He is currently working at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley where he directs the Ballet Folklórico program, presenting his work all over the United States and other countries such as Mexico and Argentina. Miguel holds a Master of Fine Arts in Dance from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Also a graduate of the University of Texas-Pan American (B.S. and M.S. and in Electrical Engineering), Miguel was the first recipient of a full scholarship awarded by the UT-Pan American Dance Department.

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