CET-TV and the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library have teamed up for three free family gatherings where kids can get an early look at “Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure.”
Go on safari with Elmo at your local library
Applications open for next Project XLR8 cohort
Eligible organizations must be established 501(c)(3) nonprofits or fiscally sponsored organizations with active programs, identified leadership, a governing board and basic financial systems.
A new BEAM of light for nonprofits
Mergers can be so hard. Egos get bruised, toes get stomped, feelings get hurt. But that is not what happened this summer when three organizations focused on helping local nonprofits merged to form the BEAM Center for Nonprofits.
5 things to do in Cincinnati in October
October is a monster month in terms of multi-day events, so we have created a digest to help you learn about five of the largest happening across the region: BLINK, FotoFocus, Cincinnati Art Week, StartUpCincy Week and a new conference hosted by MORTAR.
Notables in Nonprofit Innovation
Movers & Makers reached out this month to regional nonprofit organizations, asking leaders to share recent or current innovative programs they are employing to better serve their missions. This is part of M&M’s continuing effort to recognize those making a difference in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit ecosystem.
The two Harpers: Edie’s & Charley’s diverse art & talent
Examples of Charley Harper’s art are on countless gift shop shelves: mugs, gift cards, calendars, puzzles, planners, coasters, wind chimes, earrings, tiles – his images are everywhere. But what about Edie Harper, Charley’s wife? A new exhibit at the Taft Museum of Art gives Edie her due.
Corn, conformity and conservatives? Lazy stereotypes aren’t Cincinnati
Back in July, Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval appeared on The Daily Show for an interview with Ronny Chieng. That was several months ago, and I’m still kind of mad about it. He had one question he wanted answered and got a bit frustrated that Pureval wasn’t answering it.
Culture FIX: Sept. 23-29
The equinox is past, the weather has finally cooled a bit, and we’re in that sweet spot with both fall festivals to savor outdoors and arts events to enjoy indoors.
Healing Center ED steps down, interim named
Karin Maney is replacing Adrienne Wiley, who’s steping down after six years in the role to pursue another opportunity.