After a year buoyed by BLINK and then disrupted by the total shutdown of live arts events, ArtsWave announced its 2021 campaign goal, as a step toward regaining pre-pandemic momentum for greater community arts involvement.
From millions of tiny lights to a preserved landmark, from music you know to music you ought to know, from provocative images to resourceful, talented women, there’s something here for your taste.
Sale ends Sept. 14, don’t miss out on finding the perfect plants for your yard at the Great Parks Annual Native Tree and Shrub Sale.
Cincinnati’s new Great Cincy Strides walking program is aimed at getting the city in shape. And you can’t beat the price. It’s free.
Shaker Trace Nursery, located in Miami Whitewater Forest, has been awarded the Club Horticulture Commendation by the Garden Club of America “for visionary efforts in the restoration of Hamilton County lands, and the ongoing work propagating and distributing native seeds locally and nationally.”
Saturday, June 18, 9 a.m.-noon – Folks of all ages are invited to be one of the thousands of volunteers who will spend a Saturday morning cleaning up the Ohio River and its tributaries. The effort will be led by Great Parks of Hamilton County and the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission.
It’s time to hit the trail. The new 3.15-mile extension of the Little Miami Scenic Trail will be ready for walkers, runners and bicyclists this month. The public is invited to the opening celebration Saturday, May 21, at Little Miami Golf Center.
Horseback riders aren’t the only ones who noticed the horse trails at Miami Whitewater Forest were much improved last year. Now, Great Parks of Hamilton County has won national recognition from the National Association of County Park and Recreation Officials.
