“To improve the lives of children through soccer.”
That’s how Kate Solomon, executive director of the newly minted FC Cincinnati Foundation, sums up its mission.
FC Cincinnati Foundation kicks off with programs for kids
What to Do/Hear/See | July 3-9
At Movers & Makers, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all humans are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Art, Culture and the pursuit of Personal Betterment…
Danger Wheel 5: more wheels, more danger
Pendleton’s most exciting (and dangerous) event will return for its fifth year of downhill Big Wheel races to benefit the beautification of the Pendleton neighborhood.
What to Do/Hear/See | June 26-July 2
Hey, who stole June? It’s already almost gone, but there’s still a weekend left to enjoy its arts and culture offerings. Heck, we might even get to enjoy some outdoor events. Fingers crossed.
Morris Robinson tackles ‘Porgy’ on his own terms
Growing up into a muscular, African-American man in the American South, Morris Robinson knew about being pigeonholed into a role. “I used that to my advantage,” he recalled. “Where I come from, playing football was the way you got respect.”…
Young director Omer Ben Seadia shapes Cincinnati Opera’s Crosley-inspired ‘Ariadne’
Growing up in Tel Aviv, Israel, Omer Ben Seadia was the kind of girl who would put her hands on her hips, stare down her cousins and tell them exactly how they were going to play. “I was always, always…
Cincinnati Museum Center exhibit honors Cincinnatians in World War I
World War I ended with Germany’s surrender on Nov. 11, 1918, after 4½ years of conflict. Just one month later, an exposition came to Music Hall celebrating the Allied victory and those Cincinnatians who served their country.
United Way picks Shifman, Turner as new board leaders
The board of United Way of Greater Cincinnati elected Steven J. Shifman as chair and Barbara A. Turner as chair-elect/vice chair.
ArtsWave awards $10M to support region’s arts
ArtsWave’s board of directors approved more than $10 million in grants to arts organizations in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for the coming year.
CCM Jazz joins Marsalis and JALCO for journey to Brazil
When the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, led by Wynton Marsalis, embarks on its next international residency, the world-renowned big band will be accompanied by nearly two dozen CCM students and faculty members.