In partnership with Cintrifuse, Movers & Makers is hosting a panel conversation with leaders from Cincinnati’s startup, innovation and arts communities centered on a forward-looking question: What might Cincinnati look like in 2075?
The annual event, organized by the Leadership Council for Nonprofits, brings together board members, staff, and donors from across the Tristate on Wednesday, Oct. 29 to strengthen strategic, leadership, and resource development skills.
Since 2020, Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society has served as Hamilton County’s only stray, open-intake animal shelter. In just five years, CARE has redefined what sheltering looks like—maintaining a lifesaving save rate of over 90% while welcoming more than 20,000 animals through its doors. This fall, Cincinnati Animal CARE will host its first-ever signature fundraising event.
The event will also mark the opening of the Association of Film Commissioners International’s global conference, Cineposium.
“King of them All” details how Syd Nathan built King Records into one of the first fully integrated music businesses, helping to shape modern American music.
Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood will once again transform into a hub for local tech and innovation this October 7-10 with the return of StartupCincy Week. This weeklong event celebrates innovative entrepreneurs and the strength of the support network unique to the Greater Cincinnati region.
Squeezed into the month (starting July 31) are 11 programs encompassing a dizzying array of musical styles and traditions. This is the 50th anniversary of the CCO’s founding – a perfect time to look back and forward with the help of some special guests and repertoire.
The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center is proud to announce the finalists of the 2024 Upstander Awards, which recognize individuals in the region who use their character strengths to stand up for themselves and others — pursuing justice, both great and small, and inspiring others to do the same.
Events will take place from Feb. 3 to Feb. 29. The lineup includes nine in-person and four virtual screenings, as well as several short films.
The annual commemoration of the life and leadership of civil rights icon Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will take place Monday, Jan. 15.
