Thinking back on this tumultuous past year, have you experienced an extraordinary example of selflessness by someone in the community? If so, here’s a chance to show your appreciation: Nominate that person for the Jefferson Award for Public Service.
Fresh beginnings today during what is typically the most dormant week of the year. Still plenty to distract you, however. Check it out…
The nonprofit Cincinnati International Wine Festival announced its new 2021 dates, plus a new virtual tasting experience for its 30th anniversary celebration.
The Library’s Winter Checkout Challenge is back to turn your winter blahs into hurrahs, plus one more round for writer-in-residence.
Penguin Days Penguin Days began this week at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, featuring king penguins marching in Penguin Parades (chilly weather permitting) on upcoming Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, plus holiday Mondays. The zoo opens daily at 10 a.m. …
The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati exceeded expectations with its Tri-State Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
ArtsWave announces a cohort of 27 Black and Brown artists who will receive a total of $271,638 for their projects on the theme of “truth and reconciliation.”
This past year, many organizations faced budget and staff cuts, so for 2021 only, CAVA is offering its annual professional development seminar at no charge as part of its annual membership fee.
A pivotal week ahead, including extended celebrations of Martin Luther King Jr. How will you choose to honor his memory?
