Cincinnati’s Fringe Festival describes itself like this: “Kinda weird, like you.” Produced by Over-the-Rhine’s Know Theatre, this annual summertime theater-bender draws a fleet of artists – dancers, actors, playwrights, musicians, visual artists, puppeteers, clowns and storytellers – from across the country to share their strangest, riskiest work with audiences in spaces scattered throughout Over-the-Rhine.
The Civic Garden Center has hit the reset button on a 57-year-old tradition, and plant lovers are going to love the changes to the annual Plant Sale. The three-day event will have everything from food and music to shopping and (of course) plenty of plants.
It’s time for a seasonal changing of the guard. With May just around the corner, many of Greater Cincinnati’s purveyors of cultural entertainment are wrapping up either their current undertakings or their season. That’s good news for you: There’s plenty to catch, both coming and going.
“I’ve always had a ‘giving back’ philosophy,” Boehne said. “I grew up in a Southern Baptist family where it was always: What’s mine is yours … and if much has been given, much is expected.”
JDRF will honor Rich Boehne, retired chairman of the E.W. Scripps Co., at its annual Cincinnatian of the Year Gala. Mark Kacher, JDRF Volunteer of the Year, also will be recognized.
Bloom, the Junior League of Cincinnati’s spring fundraiser, raised more than $50,000 to support its mission of developing the potential of women and improving the community.
Inter Parish Ministry’s Sunday Supper Celebration 2018 will feature farm-to-table delights provided by Bauer Farm Kitchen, Grateful Grahams, Jeff Thomas Catering and The Littlefield, among others.
Over $2 million: That’s how much has been generated by the first five Rey of Light benefits at DePaul Cristo Rey High School.
A record 200-plus volunteers and donors answered the call on Super Sunday, March 11, to raise money for Jewish programs and agencies in Cincinnati, Israel and around the world.
FC Cincinnati fans and Starfire Council supporters joined for a fundraiser at MadTree Brewing. A record 1,311 attendees helped raised $106,000 for Starfire.
The Center for Respite Care gathered friends, supporters and major donors to pay tribute and say thank you to the people and organizations who supported the move to the St. Anthony Center.
