Community volunteer Halle Quinn and her dance partner Alyenendrov Tsorokean from Phoenix Rising Ballroom received a perfect score of 40 to snag first place at the Cincinnati Arts Association’s 13th annual Dancing for the Stars.
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Capital Campaign Co-Chairmen Woody Taft and Rob Reifsnyder announced April 29 that the new mainstage theatre will be named for Moe and Jack Rouse, thanks to a gift of $5 million.
The Cincinnati Art Museum’s commitment to its community will soon be reinforced with a new project, the Art Climb.
The “recently hibernating” blue manatee children’s bookstore in Oakley has relaunched as the Blue Manatee Literacy Project.
The American Jewish Committee will celebrate the 75th anniversary of its Cincinnati regional office.
Social innovation company Design Impact, in collaboration with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, received an honorable mention in the Experimental category for their innovative work on Justice Promoters, a resident advocate model to reduce eviction in Cincinnati.
Nominations are being accepted for four awards to be presented during the National Philanthropy Day luncheon.
ArtsWave selected D. Lynn Meyers as winner of the the Sachs Fund Prize for outstanding accomplishments in the arts.
Over 350 nonprofit leaders, board members, consultants and funders attended the 19th annual Securing the Future Conference, hosted by Leadership Council for Nonprofits.
A total of 3,500 red oak seedlings will be distributed to Hamilton County third-grade teachers as part of the Ohio Valley Forestry Fellowship’s Free Tree program.
