This past weekend, ArtsWave, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the City of Cincinnati joined forces to host a showcase of multi-disciplinary art from local Black and Brown creatives.
Through the ides of summer we glide, and into the great sun-filled in-between. Hold on to this magic time as best you can. Reality is sneaking a peek over the horizon. (Don’t look!) Grab some memorable experiences in the week ahead.
AIA Cincinnati’s CRANawards returned as an in-person event this year. Eight residential projects received awards, created by architects based in Greater Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Classical Academy has selected its founding headmaster. The new tuition-free public school will open in fall 2022 with grades K-6.
Friends of Music Hall, a nonprofit organization committed to preserving Cincinnati’s historic 1878 performance venue, is restoring sandstone ornaments, including ten finials atop the building’s gables, as well as a lyre.
Health Care Access Now has received two grants to place community health workers in two new settings: 1) a to-be-determined housing community and 2) in the court system.
Cincinnati Museum Center celebrated 18 graduating seniors from its Youth Programs. See what schools were part of the class…
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society has announced its search for the 2022 Student of the Year. LLS is looking for the next class of motivated and passionate students who can “stand up for others, and stand up to cancer.”
The Cincinnati chapter of the MacDowell Society has named its biennial Artist Grant recipient.
The Peterloon Foundation has announced a series of dinners to benefit partner charities. These dinners, called Knife Fork Spoon, will be ticketed events open to the public that promise “an evening of deliciousness and fun.”
