In the wake of a year of civil unrest and demands for social justice, four Cincinnati organizations are looking back at the past 20 years of race relations in the city since Timothy Thomas’s death.
An occasional update as to who’s moving and making across the Greater Cincinnati nonprofit community…
Through an initiative called Band Class in a Box, students and families in Westwood art to receive 100 boxes of instruments and music activities – today, July 29.
Impact 100 has named eight finalists to compete in September for one of four $100,000 grants.
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!
Abdullah Powell, creative director at Elementz, Cincinnati’s urban arts and hip-hop youth center, came to the University of Cincinnati from Columbus with the intention of being a computer engineer. Behind the scenes, though, another interest kept tugging at him.
Elementz – an inner-city youth organization that encourages kids to channel their creative self-expression through music, dance, poetry and art – will host its Third Annual Urban Derby Experience.
For the first time, Elementz youth arts center will partner with Nation Kitchen and Grill to host Urban Derby, a Kentucky Derby watch party.
The Cincinnati Art Museum’s Final Friday Happy Hour will feature “30 Americans,” a new exhibition that focuses on issues of racial and historical identity in contemporary culture.
