The March 18 evening will center around a performance of Terrence McNally’s Tony-nominated play “Mothers and Sons,” with themes that resonate with all who have struggled with family and reconciliation.
Playhouse Pride celebrates acceptance
Corner stores get help providing healthy snacks
A partnership with Covington’s Center for Greater Neighborhoods and Kenton County Plan4Health are helping four stores because of their proximity to schools and the concentration of families living below the federal poverty level.
Don’t shrug off this lecture
Body language expert Janine Driver is next up in the Montgomery Woman’s Club Town Hall Lecture Series. In her talk, “You Say More Than You Think,” she will teach the audience how to interpret micro-expressions, phrases and body language.
Calling all gangsters and flappers for Redwood’s Roaring ’20s party
Guests will be taken back in time to a swanky flapper- and gangster-themed event, while enjoying a live eight-piece band. Dan Wells of FOX19 News will serve as emcee.
Cokie Roberts speaker for GCF Women’s Fund
Cokie Roberts, political analyst for ABC News and National Public Radio will speak at “A Conversation With…” sponsored by the Women’s Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation.
Know enough about the world to win at global trivia?
Saturday, March 19, 6 p.m., Hilton Netherland Plaza It’s “Jeopardy” meets “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego” when the World Affairs Council hosts its annual gala. The evening starts with cocktails and dinner, but the world trivia contest is…
Most Valuable Kids celebrates decade of service
Over the last decade, Most Valuable Kids has provided more than 100,000 experiences in sports and the arts to kids in need. The organization will mark 10 years of service with an anniversary celebration.
The man who can’t say ‘no’
Mu Sinclaire has a Mu Sinclaire problem. If a proposal seems like it might lead to greatness, or beauty, or community, he wants in. He cannot help himself. And the city is better for it.
Bockfest a-brewing
Parades, parties, food and beer will reign March 4-6 as Bockfest celebrates Cincinnati’s brewing heritage and the hope of spring.
MusicNOW’s mashups: Proof that listening is a creative process
Even music fans accustomed to the MusicNOW Festival’s self-described “genre-bending” mix of classical, rock, world music and other far-flung styles may find their heads spinning over this year’s March 18-20 festival lineup.