The nonprofit Cincinnati International Wine Festival is returning to its regular schedule in March after being held in May last year. This ultimate wine weekend returns to the Queen City with 700 wines from 100 wineries around the world.
National Philanthropy Day Volunteer of the Year Stacey Meyer knows about childhood grief firsthand: At age 9, she lost her mother to suicide.
The Cincinnati International Wine Festival said it has now raised more than $6.75 million in total for local nonprofits since its inception 31 years ago, including $261,000 donated to 31 organizations as a result of this year’s $520,000 in fundraising.
I try to be eclectic in these selections, to make sure I’m covering many tastes and interests, but I think this week I might have outdone myself. Or maybe Cincinnati is simply outdoing itself? You get to decide.
Wine lovers, rejoice! The Cincinnati International Wine Festival is returning for an in-person celebration of its 31st year of giving back one glass at a tiime. Typically held each March, the nonprofit festival’s main events will be held in May this year after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.
The Cincinnati International Wine Festival, a tradition the first weekend of March, is being delayed to May.
The nonprofit Cincinnati International Wine Festival is delighted to welcome Brad Huberman as its new executive director.
March Madness is just not going to be the same this year, so cruise on down this list and fill up your dance card with some stimulating arts, culture and more…
The nonprofit Cincinnati International Wine Festival announced its new 2021 dates, plus a new virtual tasting experience for its 30th anniversary celebration.
Apparently, DST was the cue a queue of festivals was waiting for, because this weekend is chock full of ’em. The bigger ones even offer a selection of beverages suitable for toasting. So go forth and celebrate!
