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 Cincinnati Type & Print Museum is celebrating Gutenberg’s 625th birthday in June by inviting the public to use and observe a rarity among museums in the United States: a hand-built, wooden replica of the Gutenberg press that simplified printing and spread the distribution of literature and books around the world.
Now that Memorial Day weekend is behind us, summer-oriented arts and culture seasons – from outdoor cinema to a farmers’ market to food festivals to art fairs to jazz series – are kicking off in earnest. Let’s take a look at the week’s highlights.
We asked niche museums and cultural institutions in the Greater Cincinnati area to submit a short description and representative photo.
The Lower Price Hill museum is the first non-commercial graphic arts organization to receive the William Maxwell Award from the prestigious Graphic Media Alliance of the Southern Ohio region.
This is the beginning of summer, People! Besides the obligatory grilling and swimming pool openings, you might want to balance things out with a little culture, with The Taste around all weekend as an always-ready option. But on a serioius note, please save a space in your heart for those men and women who have gone to battle to keep us as free as we are. Their memory is the reason you have this Monday off.
It used to be that major acts passed us by. No longer. Check out this list, with local treasures too, and take advantage of what is a formidable collection of unique opportunities. We have definitely hit the big time.
