The Cincinnati Museum Center welcomed nearly 1.5 million visitors in 2015, making it the second-busiest in the center’s 25-year history.
Museum Center flirts with attendance highs
St. Rita School ending annual Fest
St. Rita School for the Deaf decided to end the long-running tradition after a board review of the costs and staff resources needed to produce the summer event.
Print your own book at Main Library
The latest addition to the MakerSpace at the downtown Main Library is an Espresso Book Machine, a high-speed, compact machine that automatically prints, binds and trims retail-quality paperback books.
Charities cash in on parking at Liberty Center
Six charities will benefit from the Liberty Center Foundation’s Change for Charities program.
Beechwood Home celebrates 125th anniversary
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Chess tourney’s opening move: a prodigy
Phiona Mutesi, soon to be the subject of a Disney film, will be a guest at the 15th anniversary edition of the Queen City Classic Chess Tournament. At the opening night reception, she and her coach, Robert Katende, will receive the Shining Knight Award for their efforts to transform lives through chess.
Museum Center board elects officers
Cincinnati Museum Center’s Board of Trustees elected Edward Diller, partner in charge at Taft Stettinius & Hollister, to succeed Francie Hiltz as chair.
Cincinnati Youth Collaborative celebrates mentors
The Outstanding Mentor Award went to Monna Beckford and the CYC Ambassador Award was presented to Cincinnati Public Schools Supt. Mary Ronan.
Boys & Girls Clubs salute Youth of the Year
Tahjay Woodward, a junior at Aiken New Technical High School, is the 2016 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati Youth of the Year.
Just a little love story… for Valentine’s Day weekend
It’s not an exaggeration to say that over the 147-year history of the Art Academy of Cincinnati, hundreds of students have found their other half while attending the Art Academy. Even one of the AAC’s most distinguished alumni, Charley Harper, met his wife, Edie, at the Art Academy, “in the same class, in the same row.”