Saturday, March 19, 6 p.m., Hilton Netherland Plaza It’s “Jeopardy” meets “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego” when the World Affairs Council hosts its annual gala. The evening starts with cocktails and dinner, but the world trivia contest is…
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Most Valuable Kids celebrates decade of service
Over the last decade, Most Valuable Kids has provided more than 100,000 experiences in sports and the arts to kids in need. The organization will mark 10 years of service with an anniversary celebration.
Local celebs put on dancing shoes for CAA
Who will be voted Cincinnati’s best celebrity disco dancer? Find out when the Cincinnati Arts Association celebrates the 10th anniversary of its Dancing for the Stars. Proceeds from the April 9 fundaraiser will benefit CAA’s Overture Awards, the nation’s largest locally run high school arts scholarship competition.
Charitable birthday party grows and grows
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Midwest Culinary Institute gearing up for big ‘Night’
Guests during 1 Night, 12 Kitchens will experience innovative cuisine and wines as they watch top chefs at work.
The Great Ones: Secrets to highly successful events
By Kim Sullivan Some say it’s all about that face – the honoree, the committee chair – all about those well-placed names other people will flock to see. A face everybody knows, the face everyone would like on their board.…
Art & Science of Healing celebrates triumphs
Saturday, March 12,21c Museum Hotel, Cincinnati The comeback of Cincinnati native Jim Harris, the young adventure photographer who sustained a severe spinal cord injury while kite-skiing in Patagonia, is among highlights of the Mayfield Education & Research Foundation’s second annual…
Charities cash in on parking at Liberty Center
Six charities will benefit from the Liberty Center Foundation’s Change for Charities program.
Chess tourney’s opening move: a prodigy
Phiona Mutesi, soon to be the subject of a Disney film, will be a guest at the 15th anniversary edition of the Queen City Classic Chess Tournament. At the opening night reception, she and her coach, Robert Katende, will receive the Shining Knight Award for their efforts to transform lives through chess.
History scholar speaks to close health gap
Dr. Tyrone Tillery, a U.S. history scholar, will speak as part of a community lecture series in celebration of African American History Month.