An April 29 event at Boone County High School will feature innovative workshops and competitions for families, highlighting ongoing efforts by NKY Makerspace to raise interest in science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) subjects.
SCORE Cincinnati is working to create programs and services to support female and minority entrepreneurs amid record growth for those and other underrepresented groups.
The internationally renowned data analytics "un-conference," MeasureCamp, will come to Cincinnati's Union Hall on May 13.
Longtime Cincinnati chef Chase Blowers is branching out on his own, with his new restaurant, Eighth and English, and a plan to deliver seafood-centric fare and eccentric flair to O’Bryonville.
Kroger’s closing last month represents a turning point for the Walnut Hills community, with organizers and residents working together to ensure food security and manage encroaching gentrification in this diverse community.
On April 6, professional association Women In Digital will host its first ever symposium, featuring some of Cincinnati’s most recognizable female marketers.
On March 23, Soapbox hosted "Blues at the Baldwin" to celebrate a $100 million renovation currently underway as part of sweeping and ongoing redevelopment in Walnut Hills.
CAC visitors can download the "digital docent" LISNR app for a guided audio-visual exploration of current exhibits like "Solar Bell Ensemble" by artist Tomas Saraceno, which will run through June 18.
AMA Cincinnati's Signature Speaker Series will present the theme "Passion & Purpose: The role of marketing in culture, employee brand engagement and social advocacy."
Five Cincinnati grassroots organizations each received $10,000 from the City of Cincinnati to fund their cutting-edge ideas to "Engage Cincy."
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