Last year’s inaugural “Unleashed” sold out and raised more than $190,000 for Hamilton County’s homeless animals. On Friday, October 2, Cincinnati Animal CARE will host the second annual “Unleashed: The Power of Love” at the Taproom at Rhinegeist, bringing together animal lovers, business leaders, philanthropists and community advocates for an unforgettable evening benefiting Hamilton County’s homeless animals.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will transform Freedom Way into a jubilant celebration of true independence on Friday, June 19. From a morning walk that brings the community together to a special appearance by cast members of Disney’s “The Lion King,” the third annual Juneteenth Jubilee offers something for everyone.
For the past 10 years, Charm at the Farm Vintage Market has become known for more than just vintage finds, handcrafted goods and a picturesque shopping experience. The beloved Lebanon destination has also built a tradition of giving back to causes that matter throughout Greater Cincinnati.
In the world of architecture, a foundation is often hidden from view, yet it determines the strength, height, and longevity of everything built above it. For the past 10 years, Jeffrey Sackenheim, AIA, LEED AP, has served as a primary architect for a different kind of structure: the foundation of mental health care in Kentucky and beyond.
Now entering its 31st year, 20CC holds a unique place nationally as the longest-running and second-largest vintage modern design event in the United States. Each year, it welcomes thousands of attendees and exhibitors to the Sharonville Convention Center, representing the full spectrum of modern design, from accessible vintage finds to rare, museum-quality pieces.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will host five dynamic programs throughout February 2026 in honor of Black History Month, featuring thought-provoking speakers, film screenings, a performance showcase and an interactive workshop. All programs are included with museum admission and are open to the public.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will honor the legacy of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, January 19, 2026, through a variety of programming that offers community and connection.
The Center’s 2025 Transformation Awards, supported by Channel 12, Movers and Makers, and The Cincinnati Business Courier, are more than just a celebration. It’s a call to action.
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.
When Cervilio Amador arrived in Cincinnati in 2004, he was just 20 years old. He couldn’t speak English. Months earlier, he had defected while on a U.S. tour with the Ballet Nacional de Cuba. Within a decade, he was living a life he had never imagined for himself.
