Eighty quilts from the Prince Tribute Tour, an international quilt competition, will be on display this holiday season. The free exhibit is sponsored by the Cherrywood Fabric Co. and Fiber Art at The Barn.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is honoring four prominent local leaders as 2020 Great Living Cincinnatians.
Call it the Twelve Books of Christmas – or maybe a Dozen Doozies for the Holidays. In any case, it’s a list you may be unable to resist. We asked our good friends at the Mercantile Library for their top book gift suggestions for the holidays, focusing on local authors. Here’s what they left under the tree:
Several key Cincinnati nonprofits have announced major, game-changing grants and fundraising efforts that will help them deliver needed services to residents of our region.
This winter, through a back entrance off an alleyway in the heart of Over-the-Rhine, you’ll be able to make your way downward, far beneath the streets of Cincinnati, to a covert sanctuary. This is not a historic tour we’re talking about, but a nightspot unlike anything the region has yet seen.
For its 25th anniversary, The Studio Collection will welcome Emily Howard as its guest artist. Howard is a printmaker, illustrator and author based in Erlanger, Kentucky, who specializes in block printing.
Talbert House’s upcoming Make Camp Possible event will take on a Mission: Possible twist this year.
The Downtown Main Library’s new exhibit, “Cinema Cincinnati,” celebrates the historic local ties to Hollywood, from local theaters to local businesses and iconic stars born here.
More than 650 guests attended the Ronald McDonald House of Greater Cincinnati’s Red Tie Gala at the Hyatt Regency. The “Boots and Bow Ties” evening included a live auction and an Adopt a Family activity. Organizers say it was the most successful gala yet, grossing more than $750,000.
They were strutting down the catwalk at Jack Casino for the annual fashion show supporting Dress for Success Cincinnati.
