Are you still with us? Last weekend’s blast of heat and humidity was enough to melt anyone … or at least drive us all inside. No doubt our summer has more tandoori days in store, but this weekend promises a more merciful climate. That’s good, because there are many outdoor events worth your time in the next seven days. Indoor ones, too, for the once-burned-twice-shy among you.
Artist James Billiter’s sculpted bike racks rise with bursts of color against county park landscapes and remind us that everyday objects can be crafted with careful thought and infused with deeply rooted meaning.
ReUse-apalooza shattered records, with 400 people attending and $75,000 raised for programs that break down barriers to employment.
Ladies and gentlemen, your chariot (race) awaits. The Hyde Park Blast Chariot Chase races require a three-person team and a self-assembled chariot with two wheels and a strut. The rest is left to each team’s imagination.
Cincinnati Youth Collaborative’s United FORE Youth Golf Classic raised more than $57,000 to help vulnerable students.
Guests enjoyed a casual picnic lunch, then prepared 100 potted plants for residents of Cedar Village, filled 100 snack bags for families of Ronald McDonald House and Most Valuable Kids, and created 100 greeting cards for patients of Jewish Hospital.
The Lovis Foundation, a Cincinnati-based nonprofit, gave four Hero awards and three Extraordinary Student awards to local students. The Hero award recognizes those who have overcome obstacles to make a difference in their community.
Work begins this summer on a new cafeteria/gymnasium – the first phase of a campus development plan for DePaul Cristo Rey High School.
May Festival, the oldest choral festival in the Western Hemisphere, returned home to Music Hall this year and featured its first…
Guests will mark the longest day of the year – summer solstice – with salsa dancing, bourbon tasting, music and a silent auction to raise money for Cincinnati families who are starting over.
Members of Kindervelt 50 and more than 200 guests gathered at the new Summit Hotel for Kindervelt’s UP spring fundraiser. The event was a benefit for the Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
