The market is collecting stories and photos from former employees, business owners and shoppers to help celebrate its 175th anniversary.
Findlay Market wants to share your market story
Author: Casey Weldon
Cincinnati Opera announces ‘Good Bones’ as final piece of Black Opera Project series
he opera features music by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Michael Abels and a libretto by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright James Ijames, adapted from Ijames’ 2023 play of the same name.
BLINK reveals 90 artists, new opening event for 2026
BLINK organizers on Monday unveiled more than 90 artists selected for the 2026 festival and announced plans for new murals, projection-mapping installations and an expanded footprint in Covington as the region’s largest public art event prepares to return in October.
Local food rescue groups unite to tackle waste and hunger
Last Mile Food Rescue and La Soupe announced a new initiative to streamline how rescued food moves from donors to La Soupe’s kitchen, where chefs transform it into prepared meals for people facing food insecurity.
UC’s fundraising surge builds with $15M College of Medicine gift
The $15 million bequest from George Bemis Jr. aims to strengthen medical research, physician recruitment and academic leadership at the College of Medicine.
New Miami park turns clean energy into public space
The newly dedicated park is part renewable energy hub, part public green space and part symbol of Miami University’s push toward carbon neutrality by 2040.
CAC names interim director, pauses search
Longtime museum leader Lacy Schutz will serve as interim executive director, stepping in roughly five months after the departure of Christina Vassallo.
Collegium Cincinnati’s creative lead stepping down for new role
Matthew Phelps is departing at the end of the current season to take on a new role in Tennessee. He has been with Collegium Cincinnati since 2022.
Cincinnati tentatively approves $8M for Farmer Music Center
Cincinnati City Council on Wednesday approved a motion to allocate $8 million toward The Farmer Music Center, a step that advances funding for the $160 million project ahead of its planned spring 2027 opening. While the motion passed, council still has to approve it as part of the city’s fiscal year 2027 budget.
Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank finds long-term home at St. Vincent de Paul
The longtime diaper distribution program is now operating under the umbrella of St. Vincent de Paul–Cincinnati, a transition designed to stabilize and expand access to a basic need that remains out of reach for many families across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.