Greater Cincinnati Pets in Need hosted its fifth annual Petcasso fundraiser at The Summit, raising a record $36,000 to help fund its clinic.
Greater Cincinnati Pets in Need hosts record-breaking annual Petcasso fundraiser
Human Rights Campaign to celebrate 10th anniversary in March
Friends and supporters of the LGBT community will gather for the Human Rights Campaign of Greater Cincinnati’s 10th anniversary dinner.
Findlay Market’s Sweet & Savory Stroll features food, wine pairings
Findlay Market will keep the spirit of Valentine’s Day going with its Sweet & Savory Stroll. Guests buy sample tickets that can be exchanged for samples of desserts and savory snacks from select market vendors.
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What to Do/Hear/See | Feb. 13-19
I’m honored to share with you the lay of the land for lovers and other strangers in the seven days ahead. Let’s start with the former…
CYC’s Trivia Night creates brighter futures for area youth
An evening of games and fun will help support a good cause as Cincinnati Youth Collaborative presents its seventh annual Trivia Night.
Student-led fashion show to benefit Dragonfly Foundation
Sycamore High School students will share their creativity and philanthropic support for the Dragonfly Foundation with the 13th annual Fashion for the Cure.
What to Do/Hear/See | Feb. 6-12
It’s a little more important than usual this week for you to take note of the huge variety of quality offerings from Greater Cincinnati’s cultural organizations.
Cincinnati Chamber celebrates black history, recognizes regional leaders with new series
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber will recognize seven black leaders throughout February as part of the “We Are Making Black History” series.
Chefs, artists to create magic at annual Art of Food at The Carnegie
The Art of Food will return to The Carnegie for an evening of creative fare and distinctive art.
Guests will find tastings from more than 20 area chefs and mixologists, as they enjoy the art, artists and performers, plus music and dancing, and other activities.
Community Action Agency introduces new president Mark Lawson at annual luncheon
The Cincinnati Hamilton County Community Action Agency introduced Mark B. Lawson, its new CEO and president, at its 54th annual luncheon.