Movers & Makers reached out this month to regional organizations working to project positive cultural attributes on a year-round basis. We asked them to help us showcase their Notables as part of M&M’s continuing effort to recognize individuals making a difference in the appreciation and acceptance of varied cultures and in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit ecosystem.
The rollout includes a public film screening and discussion, a series of small-group gatherings and a reimagined citywide festival — all designed to bring people together through shared experiences and conversation.
A long-dead artist, a terrible opera singer, a friendly but homesick alien and a Man in Black walk into a bar . . . Well, wait a minute. Actually, they’re walking into Culture FIX this week. There’s no punch line here, just another varied, unpredictable week full of activity in Cincinnati’s arts and culture scene.
Gary P. Zola has announced that, after more than 40 years, he will retire from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion as executive director of the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives.
What’s interesting about these less-crammed mid-summer weeks is what rises to the top when half of us on vacation elsewhere. Just means more for us still around, right?
More than 30 faith organizations representing 13 world religions will participate in the week’s activities to bring meaningful, entertaining and educational programming to the public.
This week begins and ends with high notes, and plenty from which to choose in between: opera, jazz, art, cultural festivals, and even a little euchre on the side (seriously!). Stay busy, My Friends.
Blah, blah, go away … make a decision, Mother Nature. Whether She’s paying attention or not, all you have to do is read below to make up your mind what to do in the days ahead.
It’s a scene that feels grander than its surroundings: representatives from more than 50 faith-based organizations gathered together in one place for a common cause. The group is diverse. Collectively, they represent more than 14 world religions and as many backgrounds and cultures as there are individuals in attendance.
It’s great to feel the increasing energy as creativity continues to keep us sane and show us the light. Here’s your chance to choose sanity, from now through next Tuesday, at least!
