In 2025, Evin presented “Organizational Success Through Musician Engagement” at the League of American Orchestras National Conference, an industry-wide gathering of orchestra professionals.

In 2025, Evin participated on a panel discussing wellbeing and self-care for musicians at the League of American Orchestras National Conference, an industry-wide gathering of orchestra professionals.

Evin’s efforts to increase the accessibility of the arts and introduce new listeners to classical music have received attention across the region. In 2024, she was the winner of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Next Generation Leadership Awards in the Arts, Entertainment & Hospitality category.

Evin was a Finalist at the 2023 Holocaust & Humanity Center Upstander Awards. The Upstander Awards recognize individuals in the region who use their character strengths to make a difference in the community.

In 2023, Evin was awarded a Gold President’s Volunteer Service Award, a civil award that recognizes Americans for significant community service.

Musical Doodles, a community outreach initiative of Soli Music Society created by Evin Blomberg, combines music with an interactive art activity to introduce young listeners to classical music.

When Evin launched Soli Music Society, she identified school outreach as a core part of the organization’s community work.

From 2023-2025, Evin was a Mentor for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Diversity Fellowship Program, a program created to support string players from underrepresented populations in American orchestras. (Pictured with 2025 violin graduate, Lucas Braga.)

Evin received her Board & Equity Leadership certification and gave the class graduation speech after completing the YWCA Rising Star Equity Leadership Program in 2024.

Evin performed her own arrangement of the U.S. National Anthem at the Detroit Lions vs. Cincinnati Bengals NFL game on October 5, 2025 at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.

During the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s residency at Indiana University, Evin taught an Elementary Music Teaching Methods class based on her work and experience with the CSO’s Learning Department and initiatives through Soli Music Society.

In 2024, Soli Music Society and the Ziering-Conlon Initiative for Recovered Voices joined forces for a special musical collaboration, presented in partnership with Isaac M. Wise Temple. The program, curated by guest artist Adam Millstein, highlighted music by composers whose lives and careers were tragically cut short by the Nazi regime in Europe.

As an artist on the artist roster for ArtsWave, the region’s primary source for arts funding, Evin has helped arts fundraising campaigns for major companies like Fifth Third Bank, Procter & Gamble, Western & Southern, and GE Aerospace.

Soli Music Society’s first fundraiser—organized by Founder & CEO Evin Blomberg in collaboration with the Renaissance Society of Cincinnati—was a success, raising 130% of the event goal.

“The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is honored to announce the newly endowed musician chair made possible by Sheila and Christopher Cole for the Section Second Violin position currently held by Evin Blomberg.”

Evin Blomberg and Natalie Helm, violinist and cellist of the group DuoSkope, combined community outreach with their recital performance as a part of their NextUp Alumni Series Grant project.