Larry Malott is taking art and creativity to the streets with Amazing Urban Adventures. He received a $10,000 People's Liberty grant that funds creative performances to engage the public.
On Nov. 2, local documentary filmmaker Andrea Torrice will showcase three of her films at the Mini Microcinema.
Now until Nov. 1, the OTR Chamber is accepting applications for the OTR Business Innovation Challenge.
Anderson Birkla plans to buy and redevelop the Second National Bank Building, located at 830 Main St. downtown, into 60 apartments.
Jasmine Humphries is spending six weeks working with 20 teenagers from all over the city on a creative placemaking project in Avondale, entitled Who 'They' Is.
On Oct. 22, the first ever Proof Cocktail and Spirits Festival will take place, showcasing 100 local, regional and national spirit makers and bartenders.
On Oct. 26, UC Blue Ash will host Tony Maas, president of JTM Food Group, for its Entrepreneur Speaker Series. The free event will be held from 7 to 8 p.m., with a reception following.
When drummer and percussionist Ben Sloan saw a video of a drum set made from paint cans, buckets and other reused and recycled materials, he decided to create his own version.
Downtown Cincinnati Inc. and the City of Cincinnati are partnering for Cincy Pop Shop, which will help activate vacant retail spaces in the Central Business District during the holiday season.
FEASTY, which is the first app to connect people with restaurants in real-time, recently moved offices to the 84.51° building to be part of the company’s Startup in Residence program.
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