Each year, the local chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals honors individuals and organizations for their contributions to the well being of the Greater Cincinnati region through philanthropy and volunteerism.
Jeff and Susan Harris announced a $1 million challenge grant to help expand the reach of the Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival.
ReelAbilities Film Festival will transform into the Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival in 2018, broadening its scope to move beyond disability-specific programming into a celebration of a broad spectrum of diversity.
Plenty of fun, networking, food, drinks and film were on offer at the annual Cincinnati ReelAbilities Film Festival, organized by Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled.
Here are some really interesting events for the next seven days, but please check out our comprehensive listings for even more…plus ongoing exhibits and plays.
Reelabilities Film Festival, made up of films by and about people with disabilities. But check your preconceptions at the door, this festival has a lot to offer, from heartfelt flicks to zombie gore, and with a host of benefiting organizations you can’t go wrong.
Retired Army Lt. Col. Rich Clifford made U.S. history as the first NASA astronaut to conduct a six-hour spacewalk while docked to an orbiting space station.
This Labor Day weekend, ReelAbilities Cincinnati Film Festival, organized by LADD, has teamed with the Cincinnati Reds for the #Baseballforall game.
Kim Vincent, Jenny McCloy and Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer Dave Parker will lead the 2017 ReelAbilities Film Festival. Next year’s festival will bring a more condensed format, going from eight days to four, all at one location.
