The Covington-Cincinnati Suspension Bridge Committee, which showcases the historic bridge designed by John A. Roebling, will accept submissions from July 1-31 in a photo contest being held for the first time in three years.
Melissa S. Brown, a former Giving USA editor and member of the Lilly school faculty, returns to Cincinnati that day for the 19th consecutive year to give the Greater Cincinnati region a first-hand readout of the report and its findings.
Politician, diplomat, and activist Andrew J. Young Jr. is among those scheduled to speak in July at the inaugural “Un-Told Speaker Series.”
City Council Bootcamp, the signature program of 3-year-old Cincinnati nonprofit Action Tank, returns for its third year.
Being named a 2026 FIFA World Cup host city would result in an economic windfall of nearly a half billion dollars for the Cincinnati region, according to a new economic impact study.
Movers & Makers columnist Polly Campbell is one of five local journalists who will be inducted into the Greater Cincinnati Journalism Hall of Fame. Prior to her retirement and starting to write for Movers & Makers, Campbell was a longtime…
BAS, a nonprofit organization helping artists expand their voices through the power of art and the artists who created the mural, are releasing a coffee table book titled, “The Making of Cincinnati’s Black Lives Matter! Mural.”
Find out June 18 who is Cincinnati’s best celebrity dancer when the Cincinnati Arts Association celebrates season fourteen of its annual fundraiser Dancing for the Stars at the Music Hall Ballroom to benefit, among other things, CAA’s Overture Awards – the nation’s largest locally-run high school arts scholarship competition.
Two prestigious national Black associations will host their annual meetings in Cincinnati this week.
ArtsWave is in search of local bands as it launches CincyJams, the regions’ first workplace “Battle of the Bands.”
