For many in the Tri-state, especially those near a river, torrential rains and rising waters made the last week a little stressful. If life has drained your spiritual tank, we have a few ideas for refueling it – most of them on high ground. It’s a particularly rich music weekend.
“We are in the midst of a global humanitarian crisis that we cannot ignore” -Ted Bergh, Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio CEO
Yes, fall is technically a week away, but the crisp air can mean only one thing: fall festivals. They can range from a region-wide downtown extravaganza to afternoons in the park. Get outside and enjoy one this weekend.
It’s a tough decision, right? Stay inside to avoid the humid, dog days? Or venture outside to soak up the simmering remains of summer? Whatever you decide, we have options for you…read on…
At the the second annual ArtsWave Tidal: Arts x Tech more than 50 people spent the weekend brainstorming solutions to problems presented by local arts organizations. Two teams of coders, designers and digital strategists walked away with grants of $5,000 for the solutions they developed.
As the season winds to a close, things are really starting to heat up. What are your plans this weekend?
Whether you are young parents just wanting to get your kids exposed to creativity in action, or seasoned veterans daring to be challenged and moved, Cincinnati has something for you this coming week. Read on…
The jazz and classical music scene in Cincinnati continues to be infused with an infectious dynamism, highlighted by new ideas, new venues, new pairings and new music. Contributor Tom Consolo shares profiles and must-see performances of the fall season.
The story of Esther Krinitz’s survival during the Holocaust is depicted in an exhibit on display throughout February at Xavier University’s Gallagher Student Center.
