Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum has announced its final indoor exhibition of 2021, “From the Reject Files: Drawings, Maquette, and Proposals” celebrating an often-undervalued part of the art making process – planning and prototyping.
Cincinnati Nature Center believes it is not enough to tell young people the importance of conservation, but that we must get them involved in leading real change. For the past several months, a group of dedicated, eco-conscious teens have been…
Cincinnati Nature Center has created a John A. Ruthven Tribute on the Trails. Prints of Ruthven’s work will be displayed along the trails at Rowe Woods for visitors to view while hiking.
“Leverage” features a 10-piece retrospective of Bret Price’s monumental work in the medium of steel sculpture from 1999-2020.
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum’s board of trustees have selected a new executive director to lead them into the organization’s 25th anniversary year.
The Cincinnati Observatory has promoted from within in naming its first woman executive director.
This step forward is part of a multi-year vision that addresses the needs of Hamilton County residents, preserves greenspace, protects natural resources, resolves critical infrastructure issues, and improves parks and facilities.
The 43rd annual Cincinnati Concours d’Elegance took place recently at historic Ault Park. This year’s theme was “An Exhibition of Motorsports Excellence.”
Great Parks of Hamilton County is hosting five public listening sessions to gather comments about future funding for the park district. Learn how you can provide input.
Gorman Heritage Farm and iSPACE have joined forces to create an educational space for both nonprofits that also serve as iSPACE’s new headquarters.
