As the Chapter’s highest honor, the WVB Award recognizes a public relations professional who exemplifies excellence and impact across four pillars: service to the community, the chapter, the profession and PRSA.
The nonprofit offers coordinated health and social services for older adults who qualify for nursing home care but prefer to remain at home.
We reached out this month to our area’s arts centers, locally focused organizations that bring cultural and artistic activities – and a sense of community – to their neighborhoods. We asked them to showcase their programs and amenities, as part of M&M’s continuing effort to recognize those in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit ecosystem.
As summer winds down, you might think there’s not much to do. We’re here to tell you otherwise. Washington Park is where its at with blues, jazz and film. Visual art is abundant. Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony and Kentucky Symphony play holiday tunes and Playhouse in the Park opens its season.
The massive mural turns the plain façade of a Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park building into a landmark of color, geometry and cultural memory.
Apprentices, ages 14 to 21, will collaborate with professional artists on projects this summer that range from mural painting and multimedia storytelling to screen printing, arts education and nonprofit administration.
ArtWorks will paint the mural near the former home of Jim Obergefell and his late husband, John Arthur – the couple at the center of the historic case.
The writing, storytelling and Pilates saved Sims. She was pleased with where she was, but also beginning to think her calling was no longer celebrating the arts but using the arts as a tool to help others. In 2005, she combined all her passions to create The Well. Her idea was to bring art, mindfulness, writing and movement to help provide healing for people.
The Hannan ArtPark sits across from ArtWorks’ new Creative Campus in Walnut Hills and blends public art, greenspace and on-site parking.
With apologies to T.S. Eliot (and to our local TV meteorologists), April is the coolest month. This week brings new cultural offerings from boogie-woogie piano to classic ballet, the daffodilian emergence of outdoor events, colossal Mahler at the CSO, a grand opening for ArtWorks, plus two landmark hippie-era rock musicals. How cool is that?
