The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati and 3CDC are hosting a series of free weekly workouts in beautiful Washington Park in Over-the-Rhine. The hour-long sessions will be led by professional YMCA instructors Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings.
Women’s clubs coach kids in 3D Printers Club
United Way’s Women of Tocqueville and Women Investing in the Next Generation led a 3D Printers Club in conjunction with the Greater Cincinnati STEM Collaborative and South Avondale Elementary School.
Fifteen fifth-grade girls participated in the 10-week workshop under the guidance of mentors from members of the two groups.
Jewish Federation holds annual Florida reunion
Approximately 60 people gathered in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, for the 16th annual Cincinnati-Florida Reunion organized by the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati.
Pride Night at Playhouse a success
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park celebrated its second annual Pride Night in March, for Playhouse Pride, an ongoing collaboration with the LGBTQ community.
Healthcare innovation is Bethesda grant goal
The Center for Addiction Treatment and Cintrifuse received $150,000 grants from Bethesda Inc. to develop programs that could lead to breakthroughs in health care delivery.
Party will honor Alice Weston
Alice Weston, founding patron of the Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery, will be honored at a party given by the Cincinnati Arts Association.
Help Stamp Out Hunger deliver food to the hungry
The nation’s largest single-day food drive is coming up, and you can be a part of the effort to Stamp Out Hunger.
Harkavy Society reception supports Tender Mercies
Members gathered at Kaze in Over-the-Rhine for Tender Mercies’ annual Frank Harkavy Society Reception.
Glenn Miller Orchestra concert to benefit public radio
The Music Hall Ballroom will resonate with sounds of the big band era when the World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra performs in a dance and concert engagement. The event will benefit public radio.
Heart Mini breaks records
Despite a time change, intermittent rain and a possible downtown visit from Donald Trump, the Heart Mini on March 13 drew its largest crowd ever, with a record-breaking 27,300 runners and walkers. Greater Cincinnati’s largest fundraiser for the American Heart Association was presented by Mercy Health.