As usual, we’ve got a week chock-full of great events on tap. Unless you’ve teamed up with the Doctor to perfect multidimensional self-projection, though, you’re going to have a pretty tough time stretching yourself thin enough to get to all these.
The warm-up period is officially ended, so stand back. There’s about to be an explosion. Of art, that is. No time for an extended introduction. Let’s get to it.
“Big Hunger: The Unholy Alliance Between Corporate America and Anti-Hunger Groups,” by Andy Fisher discusses the reason families struggle with food security
Author Ron Chernow, historical adviser to “Hamilton,” will deliver a talk on “Grant,” his new biography of President Ulysses S. Grant.
Are you still with us? Last weekend’s blast of heat and humidity was enough to melt anyone … or at least drive us all inside. No doubt our summer has more tandoori days in store, but this weekend promises a more merciful climate. That’s good, because there are many outdoor events worth your time in the next seven days. Indoor ones, too, for the once-burned-twice-shy among you.
It’s another busy week in the Queen City, both indoors and out. You have no excuse not to find something completely enlightening, entertaining or both to do. I’ll even give you a head start on planning.
The Cincinnati Debate Society had its first event of the season. College student Jack Mclaughlin and IT specialist Noah Weaver debated the resolve: Ohio should ban the sale and purchase of semi-automatic assault rifles.
A lot of work (and money) has been put toward turning Elm Street into Cincinnati’s arts axis. How is that paying off? Well, four of our first five picks this week take place along a two-block stretch of Elm. And that doesn’t even count the CSO – and they’re playing, too. So park once, and enjoy often.
TEDxCincinnati will mark its eighth year with the theme “Reinvent.”
The program will feature local and national speakers and performances. Topics vary year to year but usually include wellness, entertainment, technology, health, learning and more.
Engage your mind and your senses this week with new exhibits, performances and more around town. This city has a lot to offer so we’ve done some leg work for you and selected a few happenings we don’t want you to miss.
