A $500,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities will help the Cincinnati Art Museum exhibit from the ancient Near East.
Grant will help renew museum’s Near East exhibit
Author: Movers and Makers
Nonprofits get a boost from local app developer
Entrepreneur and philanthropist Natalia Cristo creator of the Mi People platform has always been passionate about making a difference in the community.
‘War Gastronomy’ tells tale via refugees’ recipes
”War Gastronomy: Recipes of Relocation,” co-presented by the CAC and Wave Pool will showcase the recipes and stories of Cincinnati’s refugee women.
Stage is set for ChamberPalooza
ChamberPalooza music extravaganza will feature 10 sets, including traditional string quartets, early music and three groups of young musicians.
Wine, food and a view at Wine Over Water
Friends and supporters of Brighton Center will get together for Wine Over Water. This tasting event will be held on the Purple People Bridge.
What to Do/See/Hear | Aug. 15-21
Don’t be fooled just because most of the Queen City’s school districts are starting their year this week. It’s still summer for another month. There’ll be plenty of balmy weather beckoning you to partake of some of the many activities on tap for you this week.
‘Hamilton’ author to speak about his latest: ‘Grant’
Author Ron Chernow, historical adviser to “Hamilton,” will deliver a talk on “Grant,” his new biography of President Ulysses S. Grant.
Festival of Faiths celebrates religious diversity
Greater Cincinnati’s first Festival of Faiths brought together over 2,000 neighbors, families and spiritual leaders to celebrate religious diversity.
United Way shakes things up with Community United Tour
United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s new president and CEO, Michael Johnson, is stepping out into the community to launch 10-stop Community United Tour.
Helping hands heading our way
More than 2,200 members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority will convene in Cincinnati at the organization’s 48th Midwest Regional Conference