The program, which will run May 15-23 at Cincinnati Music Hall, pairs beloved choral masterworks with contemporary pieces and new collaborations with the Cincinnati Ballet and Classical Roots Community Choir.
The funding aims to support local investments in community development initiatives, including expanding access to safe and affordable housing.
The sixth season of their “Live from Music Hall” digital concert series features six full-orchestra performances streamed for free on the Orchestra’s YouTube channel.
Beginning Jan. 1, 2026, the longtime (human) face of the Cincinnati Zoo will assume the role of executive chair of the zoo’s board, where he’ll lead the largest fundraising campaign in the zoo’s history.
The competition aims to connect early-stage entrepreneurs with capital, mentorship and visibility – three of the biggest hurdles to growing a business.
Founded 25 years ago, the rebranded OHC Foundation funds cancer research, provides patient and family support, and promotes education and prevention programs across Southwest Ohio.
The project aims to reduce flood risk, protect habitats, and provide neighborhoods with safer, healthier and more accessible green spaces.
Organizers said they hope the former president’s “earnest countenance” will attract attention and “engender thoughtful reflection.”
The nonprofit’s new Western & Southern Youth Workforce Development Center will become its first stand-alone facility built exclusively for teens.
More than 25 local organizations have joined forces for Disability Pride Cincy, a regional effort that honors the Americans with Disabilities Act and highlights the rights, contributions and identities of people with disabilities.
