After nearly five years in operation, Cincinnati Music Accelerator – Ohio’s first music career accelerator focused on making Cincinnati a music city through job placement and education – is hosting its first fundraiser at the end of the month.
Bernie McKay will be the next president and chief executive officer of the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Jr. Foundation.
FOUND, a collection of holiday events aimed at bringing the community together in Cincinnati’s urban core, is set to return for a second year.
Do you have an idea that would create a unique opportunity in Greater Cincinnati People’s Liberty will award two highly motivated individuals $100,000 to spend the year working to realize their philanthropic dream goal.
For four evenings in the middle of October, downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine will be lit up in ways none of us have ever seen before. But it is not just light, it’s light as art – the premise behind and the promise of BLINK. It appears we should get ready to think about light, and about our city, in a whole new way.
The disruptive duo at the helm of local marketing agency Agar cut their teeth on college parties and special events for young adults. But now they’re about to help throw their biggest party ever, co-presenting BLINK, one of the largest light, art and projection mapping events in the nation.
Cincinnati is gaining a reputation as a center for innovation in the startup sector. The Haile Foundation, People’s Liberty, Issue Media Group and Soapbox have joined forces to host Idealab, a day-long event discussing the importance of funding talent-led initiatives for community and economic development.
