It feels autumnal outside, but it’s still pretty startling to realize that October is already winding to its hallowed end. No surprise, then, that there’s plenty of spooky stuff afoot – and a potent potable to help you through it. Curious? Forge ahead.
Category: Literary
What to Do/Hear/See | Oct. 10-16
By the time the weekend arrives, we’ll be wearing sweaters and enjoying the mid-50s. Just another normal week in the Queen City. But that also means another typical week of much-to-be-done/heard/seen.
What to Do/See/Hear | Sept. 19-25
This week we finally see the changing of the guard – the seasonal guard, that is, as summer officially gives way to autumn.
What to Do/See/Hear | Sept. 12-18
The best events of the week curated for you by our arts and culture guru Thomas Consolo. Lots to enjoy in and outdoors this week as we head into fall!
Author: Address poverty to solve hunger
“Big Hunger: The Unholy Alliance Between Corporate America and Anti-Hunger Groups,” by Andy Fisher discusses the reason families struggle with food security
‘Cincy Reads! Challenge’ plans to wrap the region in reading and resilience
Learning Through Art will present “Cincy Reads! Challenge.” The monthlong campaign, aligns with National Literacy Month to encourage reading for all ages.
One for the books: Literacy Network receives 50 Little Free Libraries
Fifty Little Free Libraries just made their way to the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati. The libraries operate under a “take a book, leave a book” philosophy.
What to Do/See/Hear | Aug. 8-14
Summertime, and the livin’ is easy. That doesn’t mean our neighbors in the arts are taking it easy, though.
Ohio Society of Colonial Wars hosts national meeting
Cincinnati was in the spotlight when Ohio’s Society of Colonial Wars hosted the General Council Meeting of Colonial Wars societies from around the country.
What to Do/See/Hear | June 27-July 3
If you keep thinking, surely all the arts and cultural entertainment opportunities will have to take a summer breather, I’m afraid you’re mistaken (and, as the joke goes, don’t call me Shirley).