It’s a scene that feels grander than its surroundings: representatives from more than 50 faith-based organizations gathered together in one place for a common cause. The group is diverse. Collectively, they represent more than 14 world religions and as many backgrounds and cultures as there are individuals in attendance.
Ohio Heritage Fellowships are awarded in recognition of the significant impact an individual or group has had on the people and communities of the state through their advancement and preservation of the fold or traditional arts.
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.
Cincinnati Museum Center announced today its plans to reopen the Children’s Museum this summer.
In the wake of a year of civil unrest and demands for social justice, four Cincinnati organizations are looking back at the past 20 years of race relations in the city since Timothy Thomas’s death.
3CDC is kicking off spring with the return of programming at Fountain Square and Washington Park every day of the week.
Cincinnati Museum Center is bringing the beauty of one of the nation’s most biodiverse regions under the dome of Union Terminal.
Cincy Nice has partnered with the Contemporary Arts Center to create Soul Plates, an artist exhibition and virtual dinner series taking place every Wednesday in February.
On June 19th, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will join five other leading Black museums and historical institutions to launch BLKFREEDOM.org, a digital commemoration of Juneteenth.
