Assistance League staged its annual Books and Brunch at the Cincinnati Woman’s Club.
Authors Charlie Lovett, Cheryl Popp, Peter Bronson, Jeff Suess and Adam Watkins chatted with guests and signed books.
Assistance League hosts Books and Brunch
Category: Literary
What to Do/Hear/See | Nov. 29-Dec. 5
First full week of the Advent season, and there are, indeed, a lot of opportunities coming your way. Here are some suggestions for the next few days.
What to Do/See/Hear | Nov. 15-21
It’s not quite Thanksgiving, but one can easily fill one’s plate with a feast of events this week. Whether you’re more interested in Renaissance music, a look at the stars, bluegrass or swing, there’s something for you in the next seven days, starting tonight. Here’s a checklist.
ArtWorks book celebrates a decade of murals
A book due out this fall, “Transforming Cincinnati,” shines a spotlight on 10 years of mural making by ArtWorks. The volume showcases the artists, apprentices and communities that made them possible.
What to Do/See/Hear | Nov. 1-7
Thanks to daylight saving time’s demise, we get an extra hour to enjoy this week, and not a moment too soon. There’s more than enough to do to fill the time – especially if you enjoy the sound of a chorus. Even if that’s not your cup of tea, fear not. There’s art, film and theater aplenty.
Music group Train goes all-in for Literacy Network
When the music group Train traveled to Cincinnati for a June performance, members donated time to the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati.
What to Do/See/Hear | Oct. 25-31
If this week’s wet, chilly weather has you thinking that you’d like to curl up with a good book, or at least hear about one, you’re in luck. The word is center stage this week at several events around town. Plus, Music Hall’s reopening will move en pointe, but still with a literary theme.
‘Fallen Glory’ author to keynote Preservation Association’s fall forum
From the Tower of Babel to the Twin Towers, James Crawford uncovered the stories of the world’s most fascinating lost and ruined buildings. He will share those tales as the featured speaker at Cincinnati Preservation’s Fall Forum.
What to Do/See/Hear | Oct. 18-24
If you were among the estimated one million people who braved downtown traffic to see the wonders of BLINK, you’re probably ready for something that’s happening indoors. Whether it’s an intimate concert in a living room setting or Part 3 of Music Hall’s rechristening, there’s a concert to fit you.
MeSseD: A different kind of comic book hero
In a world of throwaway culture and a “flush and forget” mentality, a new hero is fighting a thankless battle to keep our streets (and sewers) clean, her name is Lilliput.