Learning Through Art has been named this year’s recipient of the Childhood Literacy Grant, which awards $100,000 to a local nonprofit that brings books and other literacy resources to Tristate neighborhoods in need.
Having been sidelined by the coronavirus, Cincinnati’s only art song series is moving online for intimate conversations with composers, fueled by crafted cocktails.
“It’s my job to figure out who’s coming and why they’re coming; what they left with and what they’ll remember,” said Caitlyn Tracey-Miller, officially the museum’s assistant director of visitor research and evaluation.
“Turning to Faith” is a series of short webinars featuring local faith leaders’ spiritual sharing, prayer and interactive conversation.
As part of a major restructuring, the ArtWorks board of directors has announced the promotion of Colleen Houston to the position of CEO & artistic director.
Hoping against hope for encouraging news about the coronavirus, Cincinnati Opera finally announced last week that the company’s 100th anniversary season would not take place this summer.
Sew Valley, in partnership with apparel designer Hemmer Design, is opening up its facility to manufacture PPE for health care facilities and front line workers.
The Cincy Card Connection gift card matching program created by Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC), P&G and media agency Empower has officially raised more than $250,000 for Downtown businesses.
With the onset of COVID-19, Learning Grove chose to take its first annual Gala in the Grove online, raising $123,000 to support high-quality early learning and education in Greater Cincinnati.
In lieu of a canceled live performance, 21 members of VAE gathered together, virtually, to learn, record and share one work from that concert. Each singer video-recorded her/his own vocal part, singing along with a click track and pre-recorded piano accompaniment.
