AlivenArts was founded with the goal of increasing public access to the arts, as spectators, participants and patrons. They believe participation is essential in building a love for any art form.
Cincinnati’s Main Street offers its own brand of local flavor and quirkiness, with a varied mix of nightlife, food, retail and services. Meet seven of the creative entrepreneurs who chose to locate their businesses along Main Street, from downtown to OTR…
Carl Solway, a champion of contemporary art in the Midwest, was recognized at the Director’s Circle Dinner staged by the Cincinnati Art Museum
Eight local celebrities paired with professional dancers from the Arthur Murray Dance Center in a benefit for the Children’s Law Center in Covington. In all, the fourth annual Dancing with the CLC Stars raised more than $73,000.
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park sponsors and donors enjoyed a “Salute the 2015-16 Season” when they gathered June 1 on the Robert S. Marx Theatre stage.
More than 400 friends and supporters of Brighton Center gathered at the Airport Marriott to celebrate the center’s 50th anniversary.
Beech Acres Parenting Center honored foster parents at its annual Foster Parent Appreciation Dinner.
VIPs and sponsors of the 10th annual Hats Off Luncheon were invited to an exclusive pre-party, “Roebling Rave: Couture Style,” at Smale Riverfront Park.
The Women’s Committee of Smale Riverfront Park celebrated its 10th anniversary in a big way, with more than 1,200 guests attending Riverfront Rendezvous: The 10th Annual Hats Off Luncheon.
The Center for Great Neighborhoods received a $75,000 grant from the Kresge Foundation for a neighborhood food-based e project.
