Even though balmy 70-degree days dominate the horizon, resist the temptation to lie about in slovenliness. There’s simply too much going on! Don’t believe me? Read on…
What to Do/Hear/See … April 24-30
Author: Thom Mariner
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…
Gift local! Books and music by Cincinnati creatives
With the decline in the number of book and record stores, it has become more challenging to learn about new releases – so we’ve done the legwork for you. Here’s a selection of books and recordings from 2018, by local artists, authors and musicians.
BIG new character chomps at chance to join Ballet’s “Nutcracker”
This season, the company brings on a new ballerina, the world’s most famous hippo, Fiona.
What to Do/Hear/See | Oct. 10-16
By the time the weekend arrives, we’ll be wearing sweaters and enjoying the mid-50s. Just another normal week in the Queen City. But that also means another typical week of much-to-be-done/heard/seen.
What to Do/Hear/See | Aug. 29-Sept. 4
Cincinnati summers always end with a bang, not a whimper. Literally lots of bangs, thanks to Western & Southern, WEBN, et al. But there’s more!
Western & Southern – Investing in a stronger Cincinnati
Page through almost any issue of Movers & Makers, and you’ll encounter the Western & Southern Financial Group brand, its family of companies, its foundation or their associates. Through annual contributions of approximately $10 million in each of the past five years, W&S is powerfully invested and involved in the region’s nonprofit community – as sponsors, donors, honorees, board members, event chairs and volunteers.
What to Do/Hear/See | July 18-24
Movers & Makers co-publisher, Thom Mariner’s Picks for events to catch this week. Find out the best of what to do, hear and see in the region.
CAST theater program for students aims high
Kevin Reynolds was looking for a way to give back. Mike Boberg was ready to stick his toe back into the arts. Together, they are helping to shape the future of Commonwealth Artists Student Theatre, a newly renamed high school summer theater program in Northern Kentucky.
Change is blooming large at the new May Festival
The May Festival – the oldest, continuously active choral festival in the Western Hemisphere and the oldest arts institution in the Queen City – is embracing real change.