This year marks the 200th anniversary of Jewish community life in Cincinnati. The Jewish community and the City of Cincinnati will commemorate this milestone through public celebrations, multi-generational programs and interactive experiences.
The Art Academy is throwing a House Party to celebrate the unveiling of its new center for community impact, SITE 1212.
Ales for Trails is a new month-long event featuring a brewery Hop Card experience which will benefit CROWN, the planned 34-mile urban trail loop around Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Historic Preservation Action Plan is inviting the public to express opinions on building preservation and development as it generates a roadmap for the future of historic Cincinnati landmarks.
On Wednesday, June 2, Cincinnati will celebrate what community leaders are calling “Re-Opening Day,” pegged to the Cincinnati Reds returning to full ballpark capacity and to the end of Ohio’s pandemic health orders.
The Asian American Cultural Association of Cincinnati (AACAC) and local artist Anissa Pulcheon have partnered to launch the latest Cincinnati mural in celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, an event that wraps up with a May 30 party that’s open to the public.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Pops will revive their summer concert traditions in 2021, after last year’s cancellations in the wake of the pandemic.
3CDC is kicking off spring with the return of programming at Fountain Square and Washington Park every day of the week.
Habitat for Humanity’s signature event this weekend will look different again, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Woman’s City Club invites the community to a public forum on the crisis in affordable housing. The shortage of affordable housing in Hamilton County is a crisis affecting more than 100,000 households. The poorest households have to spend as much…
