After a nine-month journey as a People's Liberty Haile Fellowship grantee, Brad Schnittger officially unveils his MusicLi music licensing platform at this weekend's MidPoint Music Festival. Here's what it all means.
MusicLi takes members of the acclaimed Cincinnati band Wussy on a flea market field trip to buy prizes for local musicians who sign up with the new music licensing platform during the MidPoint Music Festival.
Wired magazine took notice of local designer Giacomo Ciminello's use of video game play to help re-invigorate blighted spaces through his People’s Liberty grant project, Spaced Invaders.
Jacob Trevino has years of experience at Cincinnati bars and is one of the masterminds behind Gorilla Cinema, and he's planning to open Overlook Lodge in Pleasant Ridge by the end of October.
Braxton Brewing and Old Firehouse Brewery are expanding their distribution areas in September, another sign of the craft beer industry's growth in Greater Cincinnati.
Strap's approach to human data has earned it a visit from Mondelez International, the global snack food leader, after being accepted into Mondelez's Shopper Futures Program.
The next few months will be busy at People’s Liberty, with new grantees announced, current grantees unveiling project results and grant application deadlines on Sept. 9 and Oct. 1.
Unpolished, a grassroots collective of business leaders based at Crossroads Church, will host a national conference Sept. 17-18 focusing on the intersection of faith and entrepreneurship.
Designer Giacomo Ciminello uses play to help spark ideas, and with his Spaced Invaders project (a People's Liberty grant winner) he wants to use it to re-invigorate blighted spaces.
Nancy Sunnenberg wants to create a broad, proactive way of welcoming people when they move to a new neighborhood and is now testing her Hello Home project in Walnut Hills, East Walnut Hills and Madisonville.
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