Michelle Gwynne, harpist and former teacher at the School for Creative and Performing Arts passed away last semester, but her memory will live on through a benefit concert on Wednesday, hosted by the Cincinnati Chapter of the American Harp Society.
On May 6, Parkers Blue Ash Tavern will hold its 4th Annual Kentucky Derby fundraiser, benefitting the Winton Woods Riding Center. Admission is $15, and goes toward the Center's scholarship fund.
On May 6, the Cure Starts Now will celebrate 10 years at its Once in a Lifetime Gala & Auction, and with more than $7.3 million in research funded since the foundation’s inception, there’s a lot to celebrate.
If running The Flying Pig Marathon isn't for you, then adopt a pig or two for The Piggest Raffle Ever, which will raise money for area nonprofits.
Talbert House employee Michael Coppage is using art to prompt discussion and promote inquiry about mental health. You can see his mural in Over-the-Rhine at Goetz Alley and 13th Street.
Spellcheck and autocorrect may be today’s norm, but the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati is keeping spelling relevant with its 26th annual Adult Team Spelling Bee on April 17.
Cincinnati’s vacant buildings have been receiving makeovers since 2009, thanks to Keep Cincinnati Beautiful and its Future Blooms program.
This weekend is Opening Day for Trails, which encourages participants to walk, hike or bike their ways throughout Greater Cincinnati.
Since 2012, more than $2 million has been raised to support Bethesda North Hospital through its annual LYCEUM fundraising event. This year's event is April 12 and will feature Hugh Herr as the keynote speaker.
Studio C participant Starfire Council is partnering with Community Matters in Lower Price Hill and a resident to bring an artist collective to the neighborhood.
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