Cincinnati AIGA opens its biennial "Ink Bleeds" exhibit of rock poster art Dec. 4 at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, featuring sales by the artists showing work, live music, beer, food and a talk by Art Chantry, “the Godfather of modern rock poster design.”
The weekend after Thanksgiving will provide Cincinnati shoppers with many opportunities to get local goods and regional crafts in lieu of big-box Black Friday shopping, starting with Crafty Supermarket, City Flea Small Mall and Brick 939.
Artists and designers interested in joining the Curb'd parklets project in Covington must attend a mandatory information workshop Nov. 16 or 18, then submit applications by Dec. 2.
Local entrepreneurship accelerator Mortar wants your holiday shopping to support Cincinnati startups and entrepreneurs, so it's opening the Brick 939 pop-up space in Walnut Hills on Black Friday.
The Woman's City Club of Greater Cincinnati hosts a forum Nov. 12 on water technology and how it can be leveraged for innovation, environmental impact and economic development.
The University of Cincinnati is co-hosting a regional conference Nov. 9-10 in Louisville serving as a "mini boot-camp" on the various stages of creating a startup, from evaluating the idea to working with professional partners.
The Employers First Regional Workforce Network hosts a forum Oct. 30 on the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, which aims to streamline and improve workforce development systems so potential employees can develop needed skills and talents.
Local filmmaker Andrea Torrice hopes her new documentary will raise awareness about invasive insects killing our trees and raise money for associated causes, starting with its public premiere Nov. 5 at the 20th Century Theater in Oakley.
People's Liberty moves its experiment with a new model of philanthropy into a second full year of grantmaking, announcing its second round of $10,000 Project Grant winners on Oct. 16.
SCORE's Cincinnati chapter recently named Pianimals, The Yoga Bar, Spicy Olive and Spun Bicycles as Clients of the Year from among the 700 local small businesses and entrepreneurs it aided in the last year with free mentorship.
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