A total of 3,500 red oak seedlings will be distributed to Hamilton County third-grade teachers as part of the Ohio Valley Forestry Fellowship’s Free Tree program.
We’re in the middle of a stretch in these parts when folks get a glaze of sports over their eyes. So do the arts just ride the bench for a week? Are you crazy? Just look at the March madness our local groups have in store for you.
The 22nd annual Canstruction in Cincinnati competition kicks off March 26 as teams unpack and build sculptures made entirely of stacked canned goods and packages of non-perishable food.
Erin go Bragh!
The Irish Heritage Center of Cincinnati plans to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a weekend of fun for everyone.
For freelance musicians, the weeks one dreads are those in which every group with which one performs decides to schedule a program at the same time. This week, you get a taste of that life as many, many organizations serve up appealing offerings. We’ll try to narrow it down (a little) for you.
Mayerson JCC’s Jewish and Israeli Film Festival will feature award-winning movies that showcase Jewish and Israeli culture. Thirteen feature-length films and several shorter ones will play at theaters across Greater Cincinnati.
In 2019, the Cincinnati Observatory will take telescopes to neighborhood residents – hosting a free outreach program in each of the city’s 52 neighborhoods over 52 weeks.
The Welcome Project has partnered with United Way for Cincinnati’s Table, a 13-month series of neighborhood meals focused around a theme.
A daylong community festival will celebrate the holiday season. WinterFest Reimagined is presented by Springfield Township ArtsConnect.
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park will be transformed into a wintery canvas of moving lights, projected images and whimsical animations for the holiday season.
