This winter, through a back entrance off an alleyway in the heart of Over-the-Rhine, you’ll be able to make your way downward, far beneath the streets of Cincinnati, to a covert sanctuary. This is not a historic tour we’re talking about, but a nightspot unlike anything the region has yet seen.
Home with a 6-week-old baby boy and lacking sleep might not be the best time to start a tech business in the middle of the country. But no one told Kirsten Moorefield that.
The city’s first Good Discovery(s) Festival will provide space so that creatives and innovators of all types can discuss ways to positively impact key sectors like art, food, government, health and technology.
People’s Liberty awarded $10,000 Project Grants in its seventh round of funding since its 2015 beginning. The grants help individuals implement innovative community development projects.
ArtWorks and Tether Cincinnati are extending their application deadlines for two different programs that will help nonprofits and entrepreneurs.
Cooperative for Education’s annual Fall Fiesta, held at Great American Ball Park, raised more than $170,000 to support CoEd’s education programs.
The presenters of IDEALAB, a civic-brainstorming conference, believe conditions in Cincinnati are riper than ever before for grassroots movements to seed and grow.
Eight businesses are finalists for the ArtWorks Big Pitch, a mentorship program and pitch competition designed for creative businesses. And you can watch!
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber wants not-for-profits, entrepreneurs, business champions and individuals to submit their region-changing ideas by July 31 for the Leadership Action program.
If you’ve had a mentor who has made a positive impact on the way you run your small business, “American Dreamers” wants to hear about it.
