Great Parks of Hamilton County staff and volunteers from Give Back Cincinnati joined forces recently to help clean up litter and debris along park shorelines. During this “Quaranteering” event, small groups focused on four parks, practicing social distancing. Their aim…
Cincinnati has been awarded the 2024 NCAA Division I, II and III Women’s Rowing Championships.
The Ohio History Connection has honored the Harry T. Wilks Family Foundation for its acquisition of the Fortified Hill Earthworks.
Mayor John Cranley has declared September 1, 2020 Community Gardens Day in conjunction with the Civic Garden Center’s 40th anniversary.
Many of us are heading outdoors this summer in to alleviate our boredom and freshen our outlook. Here are three programs for focusing your attention on flora and fauna.
Thanks to a novel partnership with GE Additive, known for pushing the boundaries of industrial 3D printing, some animals at the Cincinnati Zoo are getting meals from a fabricated feeder that encourages natural foraging behaviors.
Time to enjoy the ongoing summer bounty sown by our local arts and cultural institutions. Didn’t realize there was so much in store? Let us help you plan your outings.
The holiday is over, and it’s back to business. At least it is for the region’s arts and cultural community. Its various organizations have cooked up a week full of activities that go great with leftover brats, grilled chicken, corn on the cob and potato salad. Let’s get to it.
Cincinnati Nature Center plans the ultimate party in the woods at this year’s spring gala. The “Back to Nature”-themed evening will honor executive director Bill Hopple, who will retire in May after 23 years in the role.
