Reelabilities Film Festival, made up of films by and about people with disabilities. But check your preconceptions at the door, this festival has a lot to offer, from heartfelt flicks to zombie gore, and with a host of benefiting organizations you can’t go wrong.
Integrative medicine combines conventional medicine with a variety of evidence-based complementary therapies. Learn more about this expanding field, and meet Sian Cotton, director of the University of Cincinnati Center for Integrative Health and Wellness.
Marta Hewett and David combine their perspective and experience to bring distinctive artists and their work to Cincinnati. The current exhibition displays paintings with vibrant riots of brilliant color and floral designs in “The Birds of Paradise: New Paintings by Kevin Veara.”
According to Dwight Parry, “When you have a lot of interests, you can’t be good at everything. You have to get over that and just enjoy experiencing. I don’t treat other things in my life the way I treat the oboe, where I want to learn everything about it.”
Metal artist Nicholas Yust graphically personifies the creative possibilities of a STEAM (science/technology/engineering/arts/math) education.
Richard Rosenthal has spent decades turning his daydreams into philanthropic undertakings that have enriched lives, fed the hungry and provided opportunities – educational, artistic, occupational – for hundreds of thousands of Greater Cincinnatians.
The annual National Philanthropy Day luncheon hosted by the Association of Fundraising Professionals will honor four local philanthropists. Richard Rosenthal will be honored as Philanthropist of the Year. Other honorees include John I. Silverman, Outstanding Volunteer; Katie McElveen, Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy; and Wesley Holm, Ambassador of Philanthropy.
This year’s Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra “One City, One Symphony” concert will focus on a theme of home and community. This profile of Michael Fiday exposes the thought and process behind the composition commissioned specifically for this program.
FotoFocus, the region-wide, biennial celebration of lens-based art, returns this month. The theme for 2016 is “Photography – The Undocument,” examining the extent to which photography and videography capture or distort/mask reality. Though national and international talent will be showcased throughout the month, Movers & Makers has focused on five local lens-based artists with solo shows and their approach to this year’s theme.
After 14 years with Cincinnati Ballet, Grubbs – a senior soloist – is retiring. His longtime onstage partner, principal dancer Sarah Hairston, is retiring as well. On Aug. 1, Hairston and Grubbs stepped into new roles as the dean and principal, respectively, of Cincinnati Ballet’s academy.
